Name: Should Russell Wilson want to play for the Seahawks or the Cowboys? | First Take
Uploaded: 2021-03-02T18:36:06.000Z
Duration: 5 min 8 s
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What do you think is gonna happen with Russell Wilson's team friendly deal after another?

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You know, 18 months, not even it's gonna be time to re up right?

It's gonna be time to work out an extension.

How do you think that's going to go in Dallas after the way it just went with deck, Russell got paid in Seattle.

If you're worried about your offensive line protecting you, do they do that in Dallas?

Because that old line is not going to be the same for a minute.

Is Dallas for the branding of being a Dallas Cowboy?

Fine, but I don't think it's about just that for Russell Wilson.

I think Russell is is so competitive he wants to be put in a position to win.

Dallas does not make sense to me versus Seattle.

Well, to your point, Max Dallas don't make sense for anybody right now.

But Russell Wilson should want to be a cowboy, and the reason why is because of what Stephen they pointed out like that situation.

And it's also this, though, like get to the football part.

A part of it is Russell Wilson wants to play in a system where he feels like he can put up those M v P level numbers all year long, and we've seen Dallas now.

With killing more, have the ability for that offense to be explosive.

Russell Wilson right now is a better quarterback than Dak Prescott, but that is trending towards being in that conversation.

If he can continue to get better and be a part of a winning football team, Russ comes with a Super Bowl.

He comes with another Super Bowl appearance.

He comes with a contract that's favorable for the Cowboys.

He also comes with with the big name already to Stephen A's point, that would catapult again that Dallas Cowboys quarterback thought process of everybody else thinking about that particular guy.

Yes, Patrick Mahomes is the face Yes, Tom Brady has had a lot of success in the best to ever do it at that position.

But if you have success as a Dallas Cowboy quarterback, you are that guy in the NFL.

And Rust may be looking for that as well.

But the ability to play down field, the ability to put up crazy numbers, the ability to win the M V p and maybe a little bit in the back of his mind, a little bit of competition to say I'm the guy that can get the Dallas Cowboys to a Super Bowl.

I think all of that is a part of his thought process.

So I do think the Cowboys are intriguing.

The Saints are the better destination between all of the teams that are in this conversation.

But Russ leave in Seattle and going to Dallas in his mind.

I believe he would think that That's a better situation from an offensive standpoint philosophically, but also the quarterback for the Dallas Cowboys, which is which is what's been a part of the intrigue for that press guy and why I believe he's tried to hold on to this as long as possible without coming out as mad as super disgruntled because it is the prestige of playing that position for that franchise and organization.

But rust, the list of cowboys he know damn well the Cowboys am no Super Bowl window.

He know that if you play for the Dallas Cowboys, you play well and you play quarterback.

You could potentially be in a booth and TV, making $17 million a year to call a game for 3.5 hours on Sunday.

And and here's the thing, Max, you know, I mean, listen, I'm known patrolling cowboy fans.

We know how I feel about cowboy fans, not necessarily the organization.

But on this particular matter, I'm not playing.

Only from the standpoint that I'm talking about Russell Wilson off the field.

I know the Seattle Seahawks is a better situation.

I know the New Orleans Saints is a better situation, even though throwing the ball Amari Cooper, CD Lamb and Michael Gallup, or handing it off to Zika Elliot.

There's nothing to sneeze at, but this transit.

This is something a bit different and If you're Russell Wilson and you got to deal with some nonsense, you might as well deal with it being the face of a franchise that's worth $57 billion.

And your association with the brand can reap groups and gobs of monetary benefits for you.

And if Russell Wilson, who is highly intelligent, has reached the point where he says, You know what?

I don't know if I want to be here anymore.

That's some serious, serious business because there's nothing in his history that points to him even remotely coming close to doing something like this.

Which tells me somebody under Pete Carroll staff for Pete Carroll himself has greatly greatly offended this man.

And that's what I'm paying attention to here.

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