Russell Wilson

My father... he convinced a too-small African-American wannabe NFL quarterback to look at a picture on a cereal box and think, “Why not me?”

I think about my father’s courage almost every day, and how he defied the odds.

Let's bring basketball and hockey back to Seattle.

My baby sister, putting me on an And1 mixtape. That’s when I knew you were going to be something special.

I walked into the hospital room, and I’ll never forget the sadness. You could just feel it in the air.

From all the wins, to the few tough losses. From the 71,000 yards, to all the touchdowns, to the few interceptions.

I’ve been blessed to be able to do a lot of fun and amazing things in my 26 years on this earth, but the one thing I wish I could do above all else is to see my

Russell Wilson describes his thought process following the final play of Super Bowl XLIX.

Russell Wilson answers ten random questions for our What The Blank? series.

This is why we're here.

To be honest, many NFL players are reluctant to address such a sensitive issue. How do you fix a problem so big and complex?