In a wild offseason for quarterback movement, things potentially could get even crazier if Russell Wilson were to leave Seattle.
On Thursday, ESPN's Adam Schefter reported Wilson has told Seattle he wants to stay there, but if he were to be traded, the only teams he would go to are the Cowboys, Saints, Raiders and Bears.
While the Patriots are not involved and neither are any teams in the AFC East, the rumors should be concerning in the fact that now the Bears are now ahead of them in terms of teams a marquee player wants to play for.
The Cowboys, Raiders and Saints are understandable, but the Bears?
It's not like Matt Nagy is a head coach players are knocking down doors to play for. Their best player, Allen Robinson, is a free agent and likely isn't returning. And they haven't won a playoff game in 11 years, on top of just playing in two postseason games during that timeframe.
The Patriots have fallen so far that now the Bears are ahead of them in terms of preference.
This could just be Wilson's own personal opinion, but this doesn't bode well next month during free agency when the Patriots are looking to add players.
