Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has been the center of commercial rumors after saying he wanted more information on personnel decisions. Wilson still wants to play for the Seahawks, but in the event of an exchange, there are only a handful of teams he would be willing to play for.
According to Wilson’s agent Mark Rodgers, Wilson would be willing to play for the Chicago Bears, Dallas Cowboys, Las Vegas Raiders and New Orleans Saints.
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As rumors about the trade escalated, New Orleans Mayor LaToya Cantrell decided to make her presentation to Wilson and his wife Ciara as the Saints as a potential future destination for the defender.
“I’ve heard rumors in the streets. 👀 I don’t know if they are true or not. But, I just want @dangerusswilson & @ciara to know that if these rumors are true. Know that the City of New Orleans will welcome you and your family with open arms. ! #Nola #whodat “, wrote Cantrell.
RUSSELL WILSON’S TEAM REASONS WHY THE QUARTERBACK WILL STAY WITH SEAHAWKS
Wilson currently has a no-trade clause in his contract and an exit after the 2021 season.
Wilson appeared on “The Dan Patrick Show” earlier this month and said he hopes to have a more “involved” role in the future, confirming that Seattle “definitely” has received calls from other teams to see if he is available for trade.
RUSSELL WILSON WANTS TO PLAY IN SEAHAWKS, BUT WOULD BE WILLING TO BE NEGOTIATED WITH THESE TEAMS, THE AGENT SAYS
I want to get involved. Ultimately, it’s your legacy, your team’s legacy. … it helps to be more involved. This dialogue should happen more often. “
He also told reporters that he simply did not want to be hit anymore. Seattle is reportedly unhappy with Wilson’s complaints.
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Wilson, seven times Pro Bowler, had the best career completion percentage of 68.8, with 4,212 passing yards, 40 touchdowns and 13 interceptions for the Seahawks, which ended with a 12-4 record and first place in the NFC West.
The Seahawks, however, suffered a 30-20 loss to Rams in the first round of the NFC playoffs, which ended the season.
Wilson has been fired at least 40 times in each of his last eight seasons.
Paulina Dedaj of Fox News contributed to this report.