Giants quarterback Russell Wilson is set to become a free agent in March. It appears the 37-year-old will look for another contract then. Wilson “still seems like a quarterback intent on playing more,” Jordan Raanan of ESPN writes.

While the couple continues to make huge moves, Wilson’s long-term future in the NFL remains uncertain as the Giants head into an offseason filled with major organizational decisions. New York will conclude the 2025 season with a visit to the Las Vegas Raiders this Sunday before its season finale at home against the Dallas Cowboys.

Russell Wilson and his wife Ciara have pledged half a million dollars to fight hunger in Atlanta. This significant donation supports the Atlanta Community Food Bank and Southwest ATL Cares. The couple's commitment to community work continues,

Russell Wilson’s NFL Today appearance during the Giants’ bye fueled speculation that he may have suddenly retired from football.

Pressure on the pocketbooks of working families going into the holidays were heightened by the longest federal government shutdown in U.S. history.

Russell Wilson has no plans to call it quits on his NFL career. The 37-year-old is now the QB3 for the New York Giants after beginning the season as the starting quarterback, and he’s also

Russell Wilson was in the spotlight after his former teammate, Trevon Boykin, shared details of a Thanksgiving dinner at the New York Giants quarterback's home.

“New York Giants quarterback Russell Wilson and his wife, Grammy-winning singer Ciara, are listing their roughly 9-acre estate in Rancho Santa Fe, Calif., for $54.9 million. It is a potentially record-breaking price for the area.”

Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston are both trading in their uniforms for some television makeup as they join NFL pregame shows for Week 14. Wilson will be on CBS. Winston will be on Fox. The Giants' veteran QBs are taking advantage of their bye week.

NFL quarterback Russell Wilson and singer Ciara's Amor Estate in Rancho Santa Fe is currently San Diego County's priciest residential offering.

It’s no secret Jaxson Dart was close with former Giants coach Brian Daboll. Their bond was evident on draft night when the two exchanged greetings that included “I love you's,” and other supportive messages.