Charean Williams
Thu, February 11, 2021, 2:12 PM·1 min read
Seattle Seahawks
Russell Wilson
Other teams are wondering what is going on in Seattle. Maybe the Seahawks are wondering what is going on, too.
Russell Wilson‘s media tour has prompted questions about his future with the team.
That has prompted other teams to reach out to the Seahawks about the quarterback’s availability.
Tom Pelissero of NFL Media reports that “more teams have reached out about Russell Wilson, but the Seahawks have shown no inclination to trade their star quarterback, whose media tour continues.”
Wilson’s comments make it clear he isn’t happy with the Seahawks, who reportedly aren’t happy with Wilson’s public comments of dissatisfaction.
His media tour continues Friday on The Ellen Show, so stay tuned.
Winning cures everything, and Wilson and the Seahawks haven’t done much of that in the postseason in recent years.
Wilson hasn’t won a Super Bowl since his second season. He hasn’t been to a Super Bowl since his third season. The Seahawks are only 3-5 in the postseason the past six seasons, failing to advance past the divisional round. [Reply]
Seahawks’ QB Russell Wilson has not demanded a trade, his agent Mark Rodgers told ESPN. Wilson has told the Seahawks he wants to play in Seattle but, if a trade were considered, the only teams he would go to are the Cowboys, Saints, Raiders, Bears.
Originally Posted by htismaqe:
May not be employed by the Bears if they don't dramatically improve next year.
The roster is the issue in Chicago, not Nagy. Even a decent QB should get them to 10-6 but their QB's are garbage.
They don't have any offensive weapons really, either, so if anyone should be fired, it's Ryan Pace (who should have been fired for trading up for Trubisky, anyway).
It's a miracle that he coached them to 8-8 for the past two seasons. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud:
The roster is the issue in Chicago, not Nagy. Even a decent QB should get them to 10-6 but their QB's are garbage.
They don't have any offensive weapons really, either, so if anyone should be fired, it's Ryan Pace (who should have been fired for trading up for Trubisky, anyway).
It's a miracle that he coached them to 8-8 for the past two seasons.
Oh I know that. I'm just saying that Nagy will be the fall guy or he'll be fired with Pace. The Bears seat is a hot one right now. Not sure I'd want to go there but hey, maybe Wilson thinks he's the missing piece (and he might be). [Reply]
Originally Posted by Bowser:
I would say Dak would be traded to Seattle, but he's not under contract iirc. Maybe Jerruh, General Manager and Owner of the Dallas Cowboys, will slap the tag on him then trade him along with a couple of firsts to Seattle?
All I know is, I'd be trying like hell to upgrade Dak
Dude is so overrated, he's had some pretty good statistical years but just doesn't have "it", IMO
He's Alex Smith with a slightly bigger pair of balls [Reply]
Is the ownership so hands off that they can't see the pitiful way Pace is general managing the Bears? His job is to ensure the coaches have the pieces to ensure success, and so far he hasn't come close to hitting that. On the offensive side, anyway. [Reply]
Originally Posted by htismaqe:
Oh I know that. I'm just saying that Nagy will be the fall guy or he'll be fired with Pace. The Bears seat is a hot one right now. Not sure I'd want to go there but hey, maybe Wilson thinks he's the missing piece (and he might be).
That team has been so bad this past decade but I hadn't realized until I just checked that they were 3-13 and 5-11 in the two seasons prior to Nagy's arrival.
He coached them up to 12-4, then 8-8 the past two seasons. But like you said, they'll probably fire him because the McCaskey's are absolutely clueless.
If he's fired, he'll get snatched up immediately. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Easy 6:
All I know is, I'd be trying like hell to upgrade Dak
Dude is so overrated, he's had some pretty good statistical years but just doesn't have "it", IMO... he's Alex Smith with a slightly bigger pair of balls
A bit bigger an arm, but yeah, that's spot on. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Bowser:
Is the ownership so hands off that they can't see the pitiful way Pace is general managing the Bears? His job is to ensure the coaches have the pieces to ensure success, and so far he hasn't come close to hitting that. On the offensive side, anyway.
Yeah, the McCaskey's have been hands-off, terrible owners for decades.
The Lions are garbage, the Bears are garbage and for the most part, the Vikings are garbage, which always makes the Packers look better than their record. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud:
That team has been so bad this past decade but I hadn't realized until I just checked that they were 3-13 and 5-11 in the two seasons prior to Nagy's arrival.
He coached them up to 12-4, then 8-8 the past two seasons. But like you said, they'll probably fire him because the McCaskey's are absolutely clueless.
If he's fired, he'll get snatched up immediately.
Yeah, FWIW, I think Nagy has made chicken salad out of chicken shit. He's been borderline great given the mess he was handed. [Reply]
