Russell Wilson denies report he wanted the Seattle Seahawks to fire Pete Carroll

NFL: Report claims Russell Wilson wanted Seattle Seahawks coach Pete Carroll fired, QB denies

Former Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson pushed to get Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll fired before being traded, said a report from The Athletic. Wilson, who is now with the Denver Broncos, however, denied the claim in a tweet.  Wilson, according to the report, had asked the Seahawks' owners to fire Carroll along with general manager John Schneider in February 2022 and had hoped that Sean Payton will join Seattle as the head coach.  

Report: Wilson wanted Carroll fired; QB denies

Russell Wilson asked Seahawks ownership in February 2022 to fire coach Pete Carroll and GM John Schneider and wanted Sean Payton as Seattle coach, according to a report. Wilson denied the report on social media.

Russell Wilson denies trying to get Seahawks coach, GM fired

The Athletic Russell Wilson report: Denver Broncos quarterback tweets "never wanted" Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll fired, general manager John Schneider.

Russell Wilson denies he wanted Seahawks to fire Pete Carroll as coach

Russell Wilson took to Twitter on Friday morning to respond to a report that he tried to get Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll fired.

NFL Rumors: Russell Wilson asked for Pete Carroll to be fired, QB denies report

Prior to being traded to the Denver Broncos, Russell Wilson reportedly asked for Pete Carroll and John Schneider to be fired from the Seattle Seahawks.

Russell Wilson allegedly wanted Pete Carroll fired, plus Jeff Bezos eyeing Commanders, AFC East team needs

Here's everything you need to know about the NFL for Feb. 24