That's where former Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson finds himself after starting out hot and then flaming out with the PIttsburgh Steelers. Now about to hit the market

When the Seattle Seahawks traded franchise quarterback Russell Wilson to the Denver Broncos in 2022, it was predicted that they would be starting a rebuilding process that would possibly be long and difficult.

Seahawks general manager John Schneider and coach Mike Macdonald addressed the possibility at the NFL combine this week.

That's the "borderline starters/high end backups" group, where you will find former Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson. You'll also see Wilson's overqualified backup Justin Fields ...

DK Metcalf has become a staple here in Seattle. He may even be the most popular Seahawk. Still, while it's unlikely to happen, he can be replaced.

Tyler Lockett's days with the Seahawks may be coming to an end. Would he join Pete Caroll and play for the Raiders?

Former Denver Broncos first-round tight end Noah Fant is predicted by NFL.com to be released by the Seattle Seahawks.

Russell Wilson is will be a free agent soon, so he has to carefully ponder his options for 2025 unless he decides to retire.

The general manager of the Pittsburgh Steelers has spoken at a press conference about who will quarterback Mike Tomlin's team for the 2025 NFL season, updating the Russell Wilson and Justin Fields situations.

We expect him to be our guy,” GM John Schneider said. “But we want to do what's right, too.” He added there's no deadline for a deal.