Russell Wilson posts supportive message to Ciara ahead of new role
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Aug 17, 2026, 12:15 AM
Last updated Aug 17, 2026

On August 16, Russell Wilson shared a personal message on X, praising his wife Ciara's performance at the BitterSweet Festival in Poland. The former Seattle Seahawks quarterback recently announced his retirement from the NFL and is set to join CBS Sports as an analyst. Wilson turned down an opportunity to back up Geno Smith with the New York Jets in favor of this media role. As Wilson transitions from the field to the studio, he continues to support Ciara's music career, showcasing their strong family dynamic during this career change.
- •Wilson shared clips of Ciara's performance on social media.
- •He will join CBS Sports as an analyst after retiring from the NFL.
- •Wilson turned down an offer from the New York Jets to back up Smith.
- •Ciara recently performed at the BitterSweet Festival in Poland.
- •The couple navigates a new chapter in their professional and personal lives.
- 12:15 AMYahoo Sports — Ex-Seahawks QB Russell Wilson Sends Personal Message to Wife Ciara Before Career Change
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