Russell Wilson has retired after 14 seasons in the NFL. Reports emerged earlier this week that Wilson planned to hang up his cleats and transition to commentary, joining "The NFL Today" on CBS Sports,

Quarterback Russell Wilson announced his retirement from the NFL in a social media post titled 'Thank You, Football,' on Wednesday. Wilson is finalizing a deal to become a CBS Sports analyst, sources told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Monday.

Russell Wilson has made it official. In a social-media video posted on Wednesday, Wilson announced his retirement from the NFL and confirmed that he will be working for CBS, on The NFL Today. A third-round pick in 2012,

Russell Wilson, the 10-time Pro Bowler and Super Bowl-winning quarterback with the Seattle Seahawks, announced that he is joining CBS Sports and “The NFL Today” in a retirement video posted to social media on Wednesday.

Former Seahawks QB Russell Wilson made it official that he is joining CBS Sports to serve as an analyst in a video that marked his apparent retirement.

Russell Wilson is joining CBS as an analyst on The NFL Today for the 2026 season and he chose that job over an opportunity to serve as the backup quarterback to Geno Smith with the Jets.

Russell Wilson’s move to CBS Sports has revived the Hall of Fame debate. Does the former Seahawks star have a strong enough case?

Free agent, 10-time Pro Bowl quarterback Russell Wilson has a new NFL home: CBS Sports. The Super Bowl XLVIII champion joins "The NFL Today" pregame show that features James Brown, Pro Football Hall of Fame coach Bill Cowher and retired NFL wide receiver Nate Burleson,