Quarterback Russell Wilson, a Super Bowl champion, Walter Payton Man of the Year award winner and 10-time Pro Bowler who played 14 NFL seasons with the Seattle Seahawks, Denver Broncos, Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants,

Former Giants, Broncos, Steelers and Seahawks QB Russell Wilson has officially announced his retirement from the NFL. Wilson agreed to become an analyst on CBS and it appears as if he’s made the decision to step away from football for good.

After a career filled with historic achievements, franchise-altering trades, and one Super Bowl title, Russell Wilson has officially announced his retirement from the NFL, closing the chapter on one of the most impactful quarterback careers of the modern era.

The Arizona Cardinals may offload their starting quarterback if contract demands aren't met.

Russell Wilson said Wednesday that he is weighing a contract offer from the New York Jets and a post-football career in network television.

Russell Wilson received a contract offer from the Jets, but the quarterback also has to make a decision about his future in the TV studio.

Russell Wilson recently revisited his final chapter with the Denver Broncos, talking about the circumstances that led to his departure from the team. Speaking on Bussin’ With The Boys, Wilson reflected on injuries,