Russell Wilsonhas never been one to quit, even when the odds are stacked against him. But when he saw ESPN broadcaster and former NFL wide receiver Randy Moss celebrate his one-year cancer surgery anniversary with an Instagram post,

A new report suggests that the New York Giants could be in trouble because of how they handled Russell Wilson's injury.

After his benching and later demotion to third-string with the New York Giants this season, Russell Wilson is planning on giving it another go in 2026 with a new team. The 10-time Pro Bowl quarterback and free agent-to-be said Monday his is not considering retirement following his 14th season in the NFL.

Russell Wilson built his brand in Seattle as an ironman competitor who could extend plays with his legs and deliver late-game magic.

After a season where he failed to secure a single win as a starter, Russell Wilson is now looking for a victory in a completely different arena: the Marvel Cinematic Universe. The veteran has made an earnest request to the directors for his wife.

Russell Wilson doesn't have any plans to retire, and he is reportedly changing agents ahead of free agency as well.