Former Seahawks quarterback Wilson retires at 37

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Russell Wilson, the quarterback who steered the Seattle Seahawks to their first Super Bowl victory in 2014, has retired at 37. The veteran's exit ends a career that saw him move from Seattle to Denver and then Pittsburgh, accumulating nine Pro Bowl selections and cementing himself as one of the league's most durable signal-callers. Wilson's departure marks another transition for a quarterback generation that defined the 2010s, as the NFL continues its endless cycle of star power shifting between teams and eras.