How Russ went from lovable underdog to unlikeable loser

It looks like Russell Wilson has decided it is time to move on from football – at least on the field.

The Seahawks legend, whose career flamed out with three teams over the past four years, reportedly is going to join Nate Burleson and the gang on “The NFL Today.”

This was hinted at last month, when Wilson was in the news a bunch — and the jokes flew fast and furious. He looked overweight in a cameo with the Savannah Bananas, like he had eaten one too many banana splits. He then had a visit with the Jets about possibly doing a role reversal and backing up Geno Smith, his former understudy in Seattle. And then he was reported to be in advanced talks to replace Matt Ryan on “The NFL Today” – which is where he apparently is now headed.

It sounds like he would love to play, if a team gets desperate. But otherwise this seems like a move to retirement, driven by the fact that he is no longer an effective player at age 37.

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Rams, Pats make monster deals as they chase the Hawks

Seattle’s top rivals are doing their best to close the gap in 2026.

As we flipped the calendar to June, the Rams made a mega blockbuster deal for NFL sack king Myles Garrett and the Patriots made the long-awaited trade for Eagles receiver A.J. Brown.

Let’s take a look at the possible impact of these big trades.

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Hawks add picks as Teasley answers call to run his own team

Some people seem to think Nolan Teasley’s departure to the Vikings is bad news for the Seahawks, but it’s really quite the opposite.

Yes, John Schneider is losing one of his top lieutenants – his third since 2021 — but he still has plenty of officers in his personnel brigade. He surely is happy for Teasley to get his opportunity, just as Scott Fitterer and Dan Morgan did, and Schneider has to be even happier that the Seahawks are going to get two third-round picks out of it as well – thanks to the Rooney Rule.

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