NFL Fans Roast Russell Wilson for New Corny Three-Word Slogan for Giants

Screengrab on Twitter/ @Giants

Another NFL season, another corny Russell Wilson catchphrase.

Wilson signed a one-year deal with the New York Giants this past week and hasn't wasted any time making the Big Apple his new home. The former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback shared a fired-up post about returning to MetLife and was recently seen throwing a football at a Knicks game at Madison Square Garden.

Wilson joining Jameis Winston in the Giants' quarterback room has already elicited lots of chuckles from NFL fans ahead of his Year 14 season. The 36-year-old also inadvertently made himself the hapless target of more teasing after revealing what seems to be another corny slogan for his new team.

"What's up guys, Russell Wilson here," Wilson said in an introductory video shared to social media. "Man, I'm so excited to be here, and let's make sure we make this happen. Let's do whatever it takes. Go Big Blue."

"Go Big Blue" 👏

-@DangeRussWilson pic.twitter.com/6spm0StR0l

— New York Giants (@Giants) March 26, 2025

It's not quite as eye roll-inducing as "Broncos Country, let's ride," but it didn't make Giants fans feel too confident about the upcoming season, either.

Fans couldn't resist roasting Wilson for his latest tagline:

Russ comes up with more slogans than the guy in the frat house responsible for the t-shirts https://t.co/Kyr9eyzsDO

— alexSSN (@alexSSN) March 27, 2025

Giants Country, let's try. https://t.co/Ld5G8R1ufr

— Austin Driskell (@AustinDriskell_) March 26, 2025

The only big blue I acknowledge is ODU’s mascot. https://t.co/zOiwUtRAOU

— BHicks (@BHoncho_9) March 27, 2025

He definitely worked on that Go Big Blue while still in Seattle https://t.co/7kslGAflac

— vountee (@vountee) March 27, 2025

Man, I can’t until he does this bit in the UFL.

“What’s up Houston just wanted to say how excited I am to be here. Got a what? Ya’ gotta be a Roughneck!” https://t.co/LBERS3cMtl

— Danny O'Neil (@dannyoneil) March 27, 2025

https://t.co/1y1vhqHvPE pic.twitter.com/SKzZjbMo3v

— TotalSports HQ (@TotalSports_HQ) March 26, 2025

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