Russell Wilson announces retirement from NFL after 14 seasons

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Last updated Jun 3, 2026

Russell Wilson announces retirement from NFL after 14 seasons
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Russell Wilson announced his retirement from the NFL on June 3, concluding a 14-year career primarily with the Seattle Seahawks. Wilson, who won Super Bowl 48, expressed gratitude to former Seahawks coach Pete Carroll and his teammates. He will join CBS Sports as a studio analyst for the Sunday "NFL Today" show, filling the position left by Matt Ryan. Wilson thanked his parents and singer Ciara in a video detailing his love for football.

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  • Russell Wilson retires after 14 seasons in the NFL.
  • He spent most of his career with the Seattle Seahawks.
  • Wilson won Super Bowl 48 with the Seahawks.
  • He will join CBS Sports as an analyst.
  • He expressed gratitude to teammates and coaches.
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Wilson announced he was retiring on Wednesday, two days after reports emerged indicating that he would be joining CBS Sports as an NFL pundit.

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Russell Wilson, who is joining CBS as an analyst, officially announced his retirement and thanked former Seahawks coach Pete Carroll.

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