Russell Wilson was traded to the Denver Broncos earlier in the offseason. He left Seattle, as a Seahawks legend, as he was the face of the franchise and also led them to a Super Bowl win in 2014 against his new team, the Broncos.

Russell Wilson’s exit from Seattle was inevitable. Everyone saw it coming, as the Seahawks were unable to put good pieces around him to compete for another Super Bowl. Moreover, according to a recent report, Wilson wanted one of the members of the coaching staff to be fired.

According to Corbin K. Smith, Wilson wasn’t very fond of offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer during the 2020 season. The former quarterback of the Seattle Seahawks and his camp wanted a change. This was due to the fact that Wilson had grown tired of the plays designed by Schottenheimer.

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Russell Wilson had earlier shown his support for Brian S. in the public, but according to the source, it was just to maintain the PR. The source said, “Don’t let his comments mask his real thoughts. He had grown tired of Schotty from a play-calling perspective and wanted something fresh. As much as he benefited from his coaching, he didn’t think the two could co-exist anymore in a football marriage.”

Russell Wilson had words of encouragement for his former OC after his firing

Brian Schottenheimer was fired by the Seattle Seahawks in January 2021. It came after “philosophical differences” with head coach Pete Carroll. Wilson also spoke about his former OC after he was relieved of his duties by the team.

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He said, “I think that it wasn’t my decision to change ‘Schotty.’ But I think that coach [Pete] Carroll made that decision. I think that I trust his decision. But at the same time, obviously, Schotty and I have been so close. I mean, he’s going to be a tremendous coach somewhere else.”

Wilson has a new challenge ahead of him now. He has a chance of achieving greatness. If he is able to win a Super Bowl with the Denver Broncos, then he’ll join the elite company of Tom Brady, and Peyton Manning. Brady and Peyton Manning are the only quarterbacks to win Super Bowls with different teams.