Russell Wilson never really was a fantasy football star, even at his peak with the Seattle Seahawks. While he had relatively strong numbers from 2015-2020 he was never considered an A-list quarterback for fantasy owners.

There was once a time in his career when Russell Wilson was not only one of the better quarterbacks in the game but was also on a Hall-of-Fame trajectory. Wilson was elite for the Seattle Seahawks. The days of Wilson being among the premier signal-callers in the league,

The Seahawks went 7-10 last season, but a healthy Wilson meant Seattle could talk itself into being a contender by making a few tweaks here and there while possessing the one asset half the teams ...

Even though he flopped in Seattle there appears to be a strong market for Fant. So far he has visited with the Cincinnati Bengals and the New Orleans Saints. However, according to Cory Woodroof at For the Win, Fant's best landing spot would be with Russell Wilson and the New York Giants.

When Russell Wilson went down with a finger injury after the Seahawks’ Week 5 loss against the Rams, the plan was straightforward — try to win as many games as they can with backup Geno Smith ...

The Seahawks enter every season with championship aspirations. Any team quarterbacked by Russell Wilson and coached by Pete Carroll is going to operate this way. But this season feels different.