Tony Gonzalez Unleashes on Russell Wilson: How He Hurt His Hall of Fame Chances

NFL icon Tony Gonzalez made headlines this week by delivering a striking critique of Russell Wilson. During a recent broadcast, Gonzalez stated unequivocally that Wilson has “played himself out of the Hall of Fame.” This bold assertion comes from a player whose own achievements, including a record-setting 1,325 receptions, earned him a first-ballot Hall of Fame induction in 2019.Gonzalez, along with former Seattle Seahawks All-Pro cornerback Richard Sherman, discussed Wilson’s trajectory before the Arizona Cardinals faced the Seattle Seahawks. He expressed concerns regarding Wilson’s future, suggesting, “Honestly, I hope we have [seen the last of him].” Reflecting on Wilson’s decline after leaving Seattle, where he had notable success, Gonzalez pointed out the challenges he’s encountered in Denver and hinted at uncertainty about his prospects moving forward.Sherman, who spent six impactful years with Wilson on the Seahawks, supported Gonzalez's perspective, emphasizing Wilson's struggles post-Seattle and his disappointing win-loss record since his trade to Denver in 2021.