Will Russell Wilson make a good owner?

[redseat]

Russell Wilson of Seattle Seahawks says he would like to own professional team - ESPN


"I want to be an owner of a team one day, whether it's baseball or football," Wilson said Tuesday in an interview with the Wall Street Journal. "Maybe even both."

 

[seahawksfan234]

He has done a good job owning the 49ers so I would assume so.

 

[redseat]

He has done a good job owning the 49ers so I would assume so.

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

He has done a good job owning the 49ers so I would assume so.

Post of the month... Maybe even year

...Somebody call Breaker

 

[Itsmytime]

Post of the month... Maybe even year

...Somebody call Breaker

He probably snapped after the Super Bowl, so he might be institutionalized.

 

[RoboticDreams]

He has done a good job owning the 49ers so I would assume so.

Witty and all, but he hasn't owned the 49ers in any way.

 

[Microwahevo]

Witty and all, but he hasn't owned the 49ers in any way.

 

[Podunkparte]

He has done a good job owning the 49ers so I would assume so.

 

[Schmoopy1000]

He has done a good job owning the 49ers so I would assume so.

LOL
Ouch that was pretty good

 

[dkmightyhammer]

He has done a good job owning the 49ers so I would assume so.

Standing Ovation!!

 

[Uhsplit]

To answer the OP...Yes.
He is one of those that is driven and groomed to succeed. I recommend not betting against him.

 

[pumpkinhead33793]

I like his drive and all, but the chances that he gets enough money to own a team is really slim.

 

[ram29jackson]

any guy who after being a pro for a couple years still says "go Hawks" at the end of interviews all the time and says "yes sir" to his coach while being a 25 year old pro ...odds are he isn't too bright in the first place.

 

[ram29jackson]

To answer the OP...Yes.
He is one of those that is driven and groomed to succeed. I recommend not betting against him.

LOL so far he is nothing but a lucky ass pro QB on a team with a better defense.

 

[Broncosr0k]

Does he want to be a part owner or own all of or majority of a team? The guy is going to need a lot of money to own a team outright. Even the cheapest teams are going to run a billion (in football). Even if he has a hell of a career and makes 200-250 million and doubles that with endorsements we are talking about being well short of even majority share holder.

I got to give the guy credit, if you are going to dream, dream big.

 

[SonnyCID]

any guy who after being a pro for a couple years still says "go Hawks" at the end of interviews all the time and says "yes sir" to his coach while being a 25 year old pro ...odds are he isn't too bright in the first place.

Troll say what?

 

[SonnyCID]

LOL so far he is nothing but a lucky ass pro QB on a team with a better defense.

They were winning so many games before he got there, total product of the defense. Same with having the second most passing TDs to any other QB in history in their first 2 years, total product of the defense.

"The Seahawks offense will struggle against the Denver defense just as much as vice versa, Seattle's D is overrated" - Ram29jackson 3 weeks ago

 

[gohusk]

They were winning so many games before he got there, total product of the defense. Same with having the second most passing TDs to any other QB in history in their first 2 years, total product of the defense.

"The Seahawks offense will struggle against the Denver defense just as much as vice versa, Seattle's D is overrated" - Ram29jackson 3 weeks ago

This guy's not even worth responding to. TJax and CBJ had pretty much the same offense to work with and we were bottom in the league in just about every passing category. If it were that easy to put together wins with a defense this good then you'd think they would have at least gone .500.

 

[Uhsplit]

LOL so far he is nothing but a lucky ass pro QB on a team with a better defense.

LOL, as if you are more successful?

Dumbass remark on your part.

 

[FaCe-LeE-uS]

any guy who after being a pro for a couple years still says "go Hawks" at the end of interviews all the time and says "yes sir" to his coach while being a 25 year old pro ...odds are he isn't too bright in the first place.

So a professional that supports, loves & respects his employers & fan base isn't too bright?

I think it is you that isn't too bright...