Russell Wilson announces retirement from NFL after 14 seasons

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Russell Wilson announces retirement from NFL after 14 seasons
Summary

Russell Wilson has officially retired from the NFL at age 37, after 14 seasons in the league. He shared a video on social media, expressing gratitude for his time in football. Wilson plans to transition to a commentary role with CBS Sports, replacing Matt Ryan on 'The NFL Today.' Over his career, Wilson played for the Seattle Seahawks, Denver Broncos, Pittsburgh Steelers, and New York Giants, achieving a record of 104-53-1 as a starter, along with one Super Bowl championship.

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  • Wilson retires after 14 seasons in the NFL.
  • He will join CBS Sports as a commentator.
  • Wilson played for four teams during his career.
  • He won one Super Bowl and was a 10-time Pro Bowler.
  • Wilson's total career statistics include nearly 47,000 passing yards.
Latest Updates
  • 12:21 AMESPNQB Wilson announces retirement after 14 seasons
  • 11:07 PMYahoo Sports‘Thank you, Football’ - Watch Russell Wilson’s retirement announcement
  • 10:41 PMYahoo SportsRussell Wilson shares goodbye letter to football after retiring from NFL
What they're saying
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The Seahawks legend is joining CBS Sports after 14 seasons in the NFL, including a whole lot of winning in Seattle.

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Russell Wilson is hanging up his cleats after 14 seasons in the NFL. Watch his goodbye to football here.

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Quarterback Russell Wilson announced his retirement after 14 seasons in the NFL on Wednesday.

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