Russell Wilson had ten Pro Bowl honors and a Super Bowl ring when he left the NFL, and on top of that, a job waiting for him at CBS. Everything publicly suggested this was a great exit. However, former NFL players Jarvis Landry and Leonard Fournette had a much different read on how Wilson’s playing

Now that Russell Wilson has officially retired from the NFL, the five-year waiting period before he becomes eligible for the Pro Football Hall of Fame has begun.

While the past few years have not represented the best of Wilson, any sensible fan will remember the grander times, including when Wilson lifted Seattle’s first Lombardi Trophy 12 years ago.

Now that Russell Wilson has announced his retirement, it has reopened the biggest debate of his career. Everyone wants to know if his prime in Seattle is enough to make his way to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton.

After a storied career, including 10 Pro Bowl nods and a Super Bowl win, quarterback Russell Wilson recently announced his decision to retire from football.

Mike Sando of The Athletic says that Wilson “went from Seattle Seahawks superstar to frequently mocked journeyman so quickly that only time will help process the implications in an even-handed manner....