We are finishing what was quite the week in the National Football League. The Aaron Rodgers and Russell Wilson dominoes finally fell (Carson Wentz, too, but obviously not the same thing), and all of it happened before free agency even officially begins.
Such is the way that things work in the NFL nowadays. The Seattle Seahawks delivered perhaps the biggest shocker by trading away the aforementioned Wilson who has been the greatest quarterback in their franchise’s history, and seemingly still has a lot of legitimate game left.
Seattle drafted Russell back in 2012 in the same class as Bobby Wagner, one of the game’s best linebackers ever since.