Russell Wilson’s positive outlook on life and football is truly unlimited. With injuries, roster cuts, and untimely trades, it can be hard for any NFL player to block out negativity. At 36 years old, Wilson has faced his share of challenges but never let them drag down his positive outlook on life.
One of Wilson’s protectors, OT Broderick Jones, shared that he had never seen his quarterback get angry. Wilson explained that his calm demeanor stems from both his upbringing and his baseball career.
Wilson, AKA ‘Mr. Unlimited,’ credited a baseball analogy for his ability to stay positive: “Maybe I just love baseball too much, and played a lot of shortstop, a lot of second base, and pitched too dang much. I just believe in the next pitch. In life and the next day, the next morning, and you renew our mercies every morning.”
RUSSELL WILSON response to Broderick Jones saying he never saw 3 angry:
“It takes a lot to get me mad. I don’t know. I think growing up and seeing my dad fight what he fought through, seeing some of the stuff that I had to go through – the great things, the tough things, and…
— Mark Kaboly (@MarkKaboly) December 13, 2024
Speaking of the ‘next pitch,’ Wilson will need his next performance to be one of his best against the Philadelphia Eagles in Week 15, on December 15th at 4:25 PM EST.
