Russell Wilson looks jacked during latest workout (Photo)
By John Buhler
Russell Wilson’s variation of a dad bod puts other men’s bodies to shame.
All Russell Wilson has done in quarantine is lift weights and change diapers, as he is ripped.
Is he auditioning for the leading role in America’s next great action thriller? Was he preparing himself to play behind yet another wet paper bag of an offensive line? Perhaps he was just bored at home and decided it was in his best interest to go get yolked in his garage? Either way, Wilson has seemingly every vein possible popping out of his arms at Seattle Seahawks training camp.
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Look at Russell Wilson putting that newfound dad strength to work.
There are no definite ceilings for success with “Mr. Unlimited”. If you can name your son Win Harrison Wilson, you can totally give yourself a nickname. I mean, who’s going to stop someone who is so nice, but is also so incredibly muscular? Once he learns how to use his newfound dad bod to all of its optimal glory, the NFL has no chance of stopping him or his football team.
Seattle should have one of the better teams in the NFC this season. With Wilson as their starting quarterback, the Seahawks have qualified for the NFC playoffs in all but one season since 2012. Though they have been to two Super Bowls, those came back in 2013 and 2014 when Wilson was still on his rookie contract. Now that he’s firmly in his 30s, it’s time for him to carry the torch.
Wilson is the best player in the NFL who has never been named First-Team All-Pro. Though he has never won NFL MVP, if Seattle gets a top-two seed and wins a playoff game or two, it might be his trophy for the taking. It’s a quarterback-driven league and it will be Wilson who will be driving the Seahawks this season, possibly all the way to Tampa, Florida for Super Bowl 55 in February.
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The biggest thing standing in the Seahawks’ way from winning their second Super Bowl in franchise history is playing in arguably the toughest division in football. The San Francisco 49ers made it to Super Bowl 54 last season. Look for the Arizona Cardinals and maybe even the Los Angeles Rams to push for playoff spots as well in this campaign. The NFC West is loaded in 2020.
With a tough schedule, look for Wilson to carry the Seahawks by way of full-blown dad strength.