Kennedy Stidham Celebrated Her Husband Jarrett Stidham’s First Win As Broncos QB after Replacing Russell Wilson
After winning his first NFL game as a starter on Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers, Denver Broncos quarterback Jarrett Stidham’s wife Kennedy was by far his biggest supporter.
Following Denver’s 16–9 victory at Mile High, the influencer and content producer, who attended Baylor University to play soccer, published a number of joyous photos on her Instagram story, including a video of them toasting with their friends after the game.
“Last home game, first start in the orange & blue, first career win!!” Kennedy annotated a picture of Empower Field’s Jumbotron with the words “WIN.”
In lieu of a benched Russell Wilson, Stidham passed for 224 yards and a touchdown during his maiden start.
Another image showed Stidham and Kennedy, who are expecting their first child, holding hands as they left the stadium with their 1-year-old daughter Lennon.
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Kennedy wrote, “Now time to celebrate,” as the post’s caption.
In another video, which featured Stidham raising a shot glass, the pair were seen enjoying a private meal with a group of friends following Denver’s season-ending home game.
“Cheers to many things!!! but most of all this team fam,” Kennedy captioned the video.
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As shown in another photo, Stidham and Kennedy, who got married in 2019, kissed to welcome the new year.
“Thank you 2023,” she wrote. “2024 here we come.”
Wilson was benched for the final two games of the season, and the Broncos confirmed last week that Stidham would start.
Even though Stidham was starting at center, the offense was still having trouble, but the Broncos’ defense came through to help him win for the first time ever.
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“Once I got back to my locker, texted my wife just what a cool feeling it is to get my first NFL win,” Jarrett Stidham said.
“But with that, it’s not about me. … It’s about the team getting the eighth win of the year.”
Broncos coach Sean Payton was complimentary of his backup quarterback after the win.
“(Stidham) was collected, calm,” he said. “He was efficient in and out of the huddle.”
