Richard Sherman Critiques Russell Wilson's Post-Seahawks Performance Following Giants Bench

Russell Wilson, once celebrated for leading the Seattle Seahawks to a Super Bowl victory and multiple Pro Bowl appearances, has faced significant criticism regarding his legacy following his departure from Seattle. Former teammate Richard Sherman and Hall of Fame tight end Tony Gonzalez have publicly questioned Wilson's Hall of Fame prospects, emphasizing that much of his early success was supported by the Seahawks' legendary 'Legion of Boom' defense. Since leaving Seattle, Wilson has struggled with losing records at Denver, Pittsburgh, and now the New York Giants, where he was recently benched after an 0-3 start. Sherman and Gonzalez argue that Wilson has not proven himself as a dominant quarterback independent of that strong defense. Despite these critiques, former Ravens quarterback Robert Griffin III defended Wilson against harsh evaluations from former teammates. Wilson continues to maintain a leadership role with the Giants, aiming to support rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart as he adjusts to his new role.