Before landing with the Pittsburgh Steelers this past offseason, NFL fans had witnessed two versions of Russell Wilson. The first of those is his time with the Seattle Seahawks. In Seattle, Wilson took the Seahawks to two Super Bowls. He won one of them and was a goal-line interception from Malcolm Butler away from winning a second.
Then, there’s Wilson’s stint with the Denver Broncos. There, things never worked out. Wilson had Nathaniel Hackett as his Head Coach in his first year, and Sean Payton in his second. While Wilson did statistically improve in his second year as a Bronco, it seemed clear that it was time for a split for both sides.