Dallas isn't doing shit with McCarthy as coach
[Reply]

No doubt, but if you make that kind of move for Wilson, you should also consider getting his take on HC. That may mean dumping McCarthy. QB + HC + GM = magic trio. (of course we are talking about them cowgirls, so strike GM immediately from the equation)
[Reply]

What I don’t get is why Russell Wilson signed an extension with the Seahawks in 2019? He knew they were sniffing around Patrick Mahomes and Josh Allen and they were even playing hardball with him during extension talks as if they weren’t needing him in the first place, so why sign?
[Reply]

$100+ million
[Reply]

If we can simply solidify the trenches on both sides of the ball and find a solid replacement for Breeland. This offseason would get a big W.

Mahomes has got to feel safe and secure while the opposing QB feels the opposite. Last SB was anything but that.
[Reply]

Russ ain’t fuckin around

This is gonna be a WILD offseason.

(via @MikeDugar, @SandoNFL and @JaysonJenks) pic.twitter.com/5qWUEuJnzD

— B/R Gridiron (@brgridiron) February 25, 2021

[Reply]

The Dolphins should be all over that.
[Reply]

Carolina should go after him.
[Reply]

From PFT

The article looks closely at the tension between Wilson and the coaching staff regarding Wilson’s desire to essentially be the offense, like Patrick Mahomes in Kansas City. That motivation drove the #LetRussCook phenomenon early in the season. But coach Pete Carroll freaked out after a turnover-fest against the Bills (four from Wilson) and another subpar performance against the Rams (three more Wilson turnovers).

After those seven turnovers from Wilson in two games, the Seahawks faced a short-week challenge against a Cardinals team that had a two-game winning streak against Seattle, and that was riding a wave of euphoria after the Hail Murray win over the Bills.

Here’s what happened next, via the story in TheAthletic.com: “Before the Thursday night game against Arizona, Wilson met with his coaches. For some time, Wilson has sought — even pushed — for influence within the organization regarding scheme and personnel. In the meeting, he outlined his own ideas for how to fix the offense. His suggestions were dismissed, multiple sources told The Athletic — another reminder to Wilson that the Seahawks did not see him the same way he saw himself, as a player who had earned greater control over his situation, his future, his legacy. He stormed out of the room.”
[Reply]

If I'm Seattle Carroll and Schneider are the ones that go.
[Reply]

Carroll should have been gone a year or two ago.
[Reply]

Yeah its way past time. They've been horrifically underachieving since the Super Bowl 49 embarrassment.
[Reply]

Be thankful we have Andy and Veach.

Russ was playing in a Marty offense from 30 years ago with no regard to innovation or input. Can’t say I blame Russ one bit.

He sees Patrick getting input, Brady getting input and how fun it can be to play with an offensive coach.

I’d be trying to go to the Saints or Panthers if I were him
[Reply]

He should try completing more than 40 percent of his passes in a playoff game.
[Reply]

Brought to mind how the Packers brass supposedly texted Rodgers and told him they ran the show.

I'm with Pest - if I'm the Dolphins I'm doing all I can to make that trade happen.
[Reply]