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The point isn't that they released him. The point is that they tried to trade him before. And the pompous comment in Denver media at the time that the Broncos wouldn't trade "damaged goods" to another team.
Now they release Wilson and it's all over Denver media that he is hurt, isn't cleared by doctors to play. So he was damaged goods. And they did try to trade him. I assume they hoped to sneak him through a physical administered by another team, or it was all a sham.
The assumed position about Wilson before they tried to trade him was that he was okay. His release now is an economic decision as even Wilson admitted, but who really thinks they'd let him go if he was well and able to continue playing at the top of his game. Do you?
Remember, this is the bunch that wrongfully restructured contracts leading up to their Super Bowl winning years. Character in business dealings should mean something to you if you care about playing by the rules.
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