One of Russell Wilson’s most visible endorsement partners, Alaska Airlines, says it will be “winding down” its relationship with him.
Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson warms up against the Minnesota Vikings during an NFL preseason football game, Saturday, Aug. 27, 2022, in Denver.
The airline is also mothballing the four Wilson airplane designs, or “liveries,” it has released in recent years. The most recent livery was unveiled in September 2021. Van Ausdall says that these days, the most popular jerseys are either those of receiver DK Metcalf or the No. 12 “Fan.” With so much upheaval and uncertainty lately surrounding the team, the No. 12 seems a safe bet.
For some fans, enough time simply hasn’t passed to greet him warmly, though many understand his decision to take his football skills to the sunnier climates of Colorado. “I think Russell will end up being booed badly by the fans,” Seahawks fan Breezie McGrath of Monroe said. “The way he left the team — justified or not — left a lot of hurt fans in his wake, and I’m sure they will make that hurt known. In terms of how he should be greeted, I’m torn. I’m inclined to say he should be shown respect but I’d be lying if I said I wouldn’t be booing him myself.”For others, Wilson’s myriad accomplishments with the Seahawks overshadow the sting of his departure.
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