Russell Wilson and the Seattle Seahawks suffered an abrupt end to their 2020 NFL campaign earlier this year. They were knocked out in the NFL Playoffs at the hands of NFC West rivals, the Los Angeles Rams.

The likes of DK Metcalf, Tyler Lockett, and Wilson could not penetrate a determined Rams defense led by Aaron Donald and Jalen Ramsey.

But coach Pete Carroll remains determined to get his team back in the Super Bowl, sooner rather than later. Russell Wilson led the Seahawks to a 5-game winning streak at the start of last season. He ended the campaign with 4,200+ passing yards, 40 touchdowns against 13 interceptions.

Wilson turns 33 in November, and the Seahawks were rumored to be ‘open’ for potential trade deals this offseason. But a recent update from NFL insider Josina Anderson says otherwise.

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Russell Wilson most likely to remain with the Seahawks in 2021

Despite rumors linking Russell Wilson with a move away from the Seahawks, Josina Anderson confirmed as per her unnamed source that Russell Wilson is going nowhere anytime soon.

Wilson revealed in an interview with Pro Football Talk earlier this week that he is getting tired of all the ‘hits’ he endures due to an unstable offensive line.

“You never want to get hit. That’s just, that’s the reality of playing this position. Ask any quarterback who wants to play this game, and I think, at the same time, it’s part of the job and everything else.

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“I think that the reality is is that I’ve definitely been hit, been sacked, I don’t know, almost 400 times.

“And so we’ve got to get better. I’ve got to find ways to get better, too. And so just continue to try to find that. But I think that as we continue to go along the process, and I think about my career and what I want to be able to do, I think it always starts up front—offensively, defensively. It always does,” Wilson told Curtis Crabtree.

With the likes of New England Patriots, Washington Football Team, New Orleans Saints, and Indianapolis Colts interested, do you think Wilson will remain in Seattle this season?

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