Russell Wilson Retires After 14 Seasons, Joins CBS as Analyst
Veteran quarterback Russell Wilson announced his retirement on social media, reflecting on his legacy with the Seattle Seahawks and his upcoming role as an NFL analyst for CBS Sports.
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Veteran quarterback Russell Wilson announced his retirement on social media, reflecting on his legacy with the Seattle Seahawks and his upcoming role as an NFL analyst for CBS Sports.

In a heartfelt social‑media clip, Russell Wilson reflects on a 14‑year NFL career, thanks those who shaped him, and announces his move to CBS Sports, leaving the door open for a potential comeback.

In a three‑minute video, Russell Wilson announced his retirement from the NFL and his new role as an analyst for CBS Sports' 'NFL Today', thanking his family, teammates and fans while reflecting on the discipline and faith football gave him.

After a storied 14‑year career that included a Super Bowl victory and ten Pro Bowl selections, Russell Wilson announced his retirement in a heartfelt video, paving the way for a new role in sports broadcasting.

After a storied career spanning the Seattle Seahawks, Denver Broncos, Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants, Russell Wilson is set to debut as a regular analyst on CBS's 'The NFL Today' next season, taking over from Matt Ryan.

After a storied tenure that made him the face of Seattle’s only Super Bowl champion, Russell Wilson has retired from the NFL and will soon be seen on CBS Sports, where he will replace Matt Ryan in the studio.

In a heartfelt video posted on his social platforms, Russell Wilson announces his transition from playing in the NFL to joining CBS as an analyst, expressing gratitude to key figures and outlining his future on the network’s pre‑game show.

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