The quarterback’s agent told ESPN’s Adam Schefter that the quarterback has not requested his trade, but would only agree to move to one of those four teams.
The quarterback of the Seattle Seahawks, Russell Wilson, has not demanded a trade from his team, said his agent Mark Rodgers a Adam Schefter de ESPN this Thursday.
Rodgers said Wilson has informed the Seahawks you want to continue playing in Seattle, but that if it is considered a transfer, the only teams that it would go to are the Dallas Cowboys, New Orleans Saints, Las Vegas Raiders Y Chicago Bears.
WilsonThe 32-year-old expressed frustration at the end of last season at all the blows he’s received, and revealed his desire for a greater voice in team personnel decisions.
The Seahawks, according to a report by Jeremy Fowler from ESPN earlier this month, they made it clear to stakeholders that Wilson it would not be negotiated. Redeem to Wilson prior to June 1 would result in a charge of $ 39 million in dead money against the salary cap of Seattle by 2021.
A Wilson He has three years left of a four-season, $ 140 million extension in April 2019. That agreement included a non-exchange clause to which Wilson he would have to resign in order to carry out a transfer.
Comments from the representative of Rodgers a ESPN come after a report published by The Athletic on Thursday, detailing the continued frustration of Wilson with the directive of the Seahawks.
Wilson has been sacked 394 times in 144 regular season games, including 47 in 2020. According to data from ESPN Stats & Information, that’s the most in a player’s first nine seasons since the AFL and NFL merged in 1970.
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