Former Seattle Seahawks linebacker K.J. Wright suggested the experiment involving quarterback Russell Wilson and head coach Sean Payton could end poorly for the Denver Broncos.
As training camp kicks off, the Seattle Seahawks made one more signing Wednesday and officially saw a longtime member of their linebackers group hang up his cleats.
Wright, who turns 33 next month, added that retiring wouldn't be an easy decision, but it's a call he's willing to make.
If the Seattle Seahawks had to play a game today, either veteran Geno Smith or 2019 second-round pick Drew Lock would serve as the team's starting quarterback for that encounter.
A former teammate of Russell Wilson, Wright doesn't believe the quarterback's move to Denver will be enough to push the Broncos to the top of the AFC West.
The Browns have been one of the most hard-hit teams in the NFL by the virus in recent days, with 24 players placed on the reserve/COVID-19 list this week alone, per Associated Press sports writer Tom Withers.
Wright played under Quinn, Dallas' new defensive coordinator, in Seattle and called the coach a "defensive mastermind.''
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