Traded after 10 years in Seattle. Run out of Denver after two. One year in Pittsburgh. The veteran QB is ready to prove himself in a new city.

A former two-time Super Bowl winner for the New York Giants made a bold claim about starting quarterback Russell Wilson.

Now 36 and preparing for his first full season with the New York Giants, Wilson recently affirmed his belief that he can and wants to continue playing football into his early 40s. Speaking to Conor Orr of Sports Illustrated, Wilson expressed confidence in his ability to play for many more years.

Wilson, who has begun to set up for his post-football career, also talked about his premium sneaker and apparel brand, Good Man Brand, which he founded in 2016. He revealed that the company was inspired by his father, Benjamin, whose saying “Do Good, Look Good, Feel Good” became the brand’s slogan.

New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson is making a bold claim ahead of the 2025-26 season, and the Giants should love it.

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