Wilson led the Seattle Seahawks to back-to-back Super Bowl appearances, winning one, but had taken issue with being left out of personnel decisions.
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N.F.L. Week 18 Picks Against the Spread
Division rivalries should decide playoff seeding as the Eagles host the Cowboys, the 49ers try to extend their win streak to six against the Rams, and the Chargers and Raiders play the weekend’s only true elimination game.
The Seattle Seahawks’ Boom Is Busted
The bold energy that defined the Seattle Seahawks is gone. What will replace it?
N.F.L. Punters Face a Perfect Pickle
With fewer teams opting to punt than ever, punters face more pressure to be flawless. Anything less can produce a different sort of spiral.
How the Seattle Seahawks Stayed Covid-Free
The only team to play the entire season without any confirmed positive cases did so with innovative thinking, vigilance to protocols and some Pete Carroll-style competition.
Titans, Vikings Experience NFL’s First Coronavirus Outbreak
The Tennessee Titans and Minnesota Vikings are the N.F.L.’s first teams to halt operations after eight members of the Titans received positive tests.
When You Love — and Loathe — Watching the N.F.L.
The return of professional football to a nation living on a raw and perilous edge, struggling to confront a lethal virus and trying to heal its deep racial wounds, offered fans a tense and unlikely paradox.
The N.F.L. Figures Out How to Team-Build From a Distance
This week, some N.F.L. teams will have their first organized football activities, even as coronavirus guidelines keep personnel away from team facilities.