Russell Wilson social media change hints at Commanders interest

Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks. (Photo by Abbie Parr/Getty Images)
Russell Wilson, Seattle Seahawks. (Photo by Abbie Parr/Getty Images) /
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Russell Wilson may have interest in being the next starting quarterback of the Washington Commanders.

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson’s latest social media changes give off some major Washington Commanders vibes.

Though Wilson has spent his entire NFL career in the Pacific Northwest, he grew up in The DMV. The Virginia native played his first three college seasons at NC State before playing that one last year at Wisconsin. But before he became a college star, Wilson was a three-sport athlete at the Collegiate School in Richmond.

And he reminded everyone on Twitter of that as he changed his profile pic from him in a Seahawks uniform to one of his prep days in Virginia.

If Wilson were to be traded from Washington state to the nation’s capital, that could change the entire paradigm of the NFC for years to come.

Russell Wilson Commands your attention with his Washington social media post

If Wilson were to be traded from Washington to Seattle, the NFC will look completely different. The Commanders could become the new team to beat in the NFC East over the Dallas Cowboys. They would immediately become a favorite to get to Super Bowl 57 in Glendale. Seattle would get drat picks, but no doubt about it, this franchise would be heading towards a most painful rebuild.

Presently, Washington is tied with Detroit for the longest active NFC Championship Game appearance drought at over 30 years. If Wilson were to go to Washington, he would play for a proven head coach in Ron Rivera, one who has won a Super Bowl as a player and guided another team to one as a head coach. Wilson to Washington could also set up future political aspirations.

Washington still has some toxicity to them, but Wilson has been Seattle’s deodorant for years.

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