Russell Wilson, benched by the New York Giants for rookie Jaxson Dart, is reportedly a trade candidate before the November 4 deadline, according to NF

On Monday, after coach Brian Daboll confirmed the star wideout’s ACL tear, Nabers took to Instagram to send an apology to his fans, despite the injury being out of his control.

At one point in his career, quarterback Russell Wilson looked to be a first-ballot, no-brainer Hall of Famer. Now, it's much more complicated. Since leaving Seattle after the 2021 season and nine of 10 Pro Bowl years (including five in a row),

After Russell Wilson was benched in favor of rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart, reporters asked him about it and what the future might hold for him.

Wilson, a 10-time Pro Bowler and Super Bowl champion with Seattle, is expected to emerge as a trade candidate ahead of the Nov. 4 deadline for a quarterback-needy team, according to NFL Media.

Wilson, it’s worth recalling, was not always the most popular player amongst his teammates in Seattle, particularly Sherman. A 2017 ESPN the Magazine story from Seth Wickersham, which detailed the downfall of the Legion of Boom Seahawks, memorably led with an anecdote in which Sherman screamed, “You f–king suck” at Wilson during practice.

Cincinnati Bengals fans aren’t the only ones wondering if Russell Wilson might be an option for the team before the trade deadline if Jake Browning’s struggles continue. Former Bengals wideout Chad Johnson is right there, too.