Marcellus Wiley: Seattle was never planning to trade Russell Wilson; Bears had no real chance ' SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Name: Marcellus Wiley: Seattle was never planning to trade Russell Wilson; Bears had no real chance ' SPEAK FOR YOURSELF
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Description: Marcellus Wiley & Emmanuel Acho discuss the Andy Dalton move to the Chicago Bears after the Seattle Seahawks claimed they weren't going to trade Russell Wilson 'at this time'. Wiley feels Seattle was never planning to trade Russell and the Bears had no real chance in gaining him.

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Marcellus Wiley & Emmanuel Acho discuss the Andy Dalton move to the Chicago Bears after the Seattle Seahawks claimed they weren't going to trade Russell Wilson 'at this time'. Wiley feels Seattle was never planning to trade Russell and the Bears had no real chance in gaining him.

MARCH 17, 2021・first things first・4:34

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Marcellus Wiley: Seattle was never planning to trade Russell Wilson; Bears had no real chance ' SPEAK FOR YOURSELF

Marcellus Wiley & Emmanuel Acho discuss the Andy Dalton move to the Chicago Bears after the Seattle Seahawks claimed they weren't going to trade Russell Wilson 'at this time'. Wiley feels Seattle was never planning to trade Russell and the Bears had no real chance in gaining him.

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