When it comes with no trade clause in sports, the main reason is for so teams can't trade somebody to anywhere. That's the number one reason, right? Because in sports, you know, you could wake up the next morning, you're gone somewhere else. That's the number one reason. I think that's going back to your main question though, you know, for me, you know, I think what I'm really super passionate about, obviously, you know,

my goal is to win more Super Bowls and, you know, my plans to win them here, you know, it's that simple, you know, I think that's, so that's, you know, there's nothing really else other than that. We've always thought I've always be here and that's been always my goal is to win, I had said to you guys with but win multiple Super Bowls and my plans to be here and to do that, you know,

and, you know, it's, you know, you take every day and you just enjoy the moment.

Russell Wilson talking to reporters yesterday about his goal to win three more Super Bowls

and his plan to stay in Seattle.

Plans change.

On the no trade clause, though, Peter, let's start right there before we get into what Russell

Wilson's future is.

I think a no trade clause for a quarterback, a franchise quarterback is meaningless because

you're not going to trade for a franchise quarterback who doesn't want to play for you.

Carson Wentz, for example.

I can't remember who else was in the mix for Carson Wentz, but you drop out.

I think the Bears were the team that dropped out.

Yeah, because he didn't want to go there.

You don't want the guy who's the most important player on your roster, who you are counting on to show up early, stay late, study film, set the tone, hold

teammates accountable, basically be a member of management among the employees. You don't want

that guy to not want to be there. You just don't want that. So I think the no trade clause is irrelevant.

The Seahawks aren't going to be able to dump Russell Wilson onto a team he doesn't want to because that team's not going to want him if they know that

Russell Wilson doesn't want to be there. But regardless, the question is, does he want to be in

Seattle? We know he's going to say all the right things. He may think something otherwise. His

agent may say something differently. Crystal ball time. What is Russell Wilson's future?

Is it in Seattle or is it elsewhere, Peter?

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