No, he shouldn't want to be there.

Russell Wilson should want to go to the Dallas Cowboys.

What quote unquote.

Are you ready for this?

Yes, The Dallas Cowboys.

America's You can't say that.

It's like people can't say the Cowboys.

Well, yeah, I can.

Once you listen to my reasons, I can say that once you hear my reasons, See when you're you have to understand Max Kellerman.

Um, first of all, one thing I just told you, he's a Super Bowl champion.

He's got a 98 45 1 record in his nine seasons.

That's more winning the Dallas Cowboys organization.

That's I think they've got, like, 78 wins in that span.

He's got 98 wins in the last nine years, okay?

And we also know the cachet that his talents would bring.

But it's not even that it's not even so much that Max Kellerman was the last time the Dallas Cowboys have really been relevant.

Quarter century.

Of course it's me.

What did you say?

Yeah, yeah, that's right.

And yet everyone talks about him.

We recognize the fact that Forbes magazine had them as the highest value franchise.

Um in the National Football League, if not in all of American sports and approximately $5 billion.

We understand the billion dollar playpen that is Jerry World, Jerry Jones and the attention that he gone is the Dallas Cowboy cheerleaders.

Let's never forget that we've got all of that going on in the backdrop of the star.

You know, the Dallas Cowboys playing on Thanksgiving, whatever.

If you don't deserve any level of relevancy based on your level of production on the football field, and yet still you get it time and time and time again.

If you're Russell Wilson, imagine how you excuse me.

Imagine how you would stand to benefit.

If you will remember the Dallas Cowboys, you would obviously be in the midst of a marketing machine you would receive your just do in terms of attention in terms of cachet, not to mention the nationally televised games.

The list goes on and on.

You got a beautiful wife and Sierra, who's who's an entertainer extraordinaire.

Okay, I have no doubt in my mind that all of this noise about Russell Wilson wishing to depart from Seattle has a lot to do with her as well.

It should.

Happy wife.

Happy life.

Listen to the ladies.

Okay, let's make sure we do that.

I see.

I see it all coming together.

If I were Russell Wilson, the ideal place for him to play because he has nothing to prove.

We know he's great, and we know he's going to continue to be great.

And as a result of that reality, the bottom line is, if you were playing for a team like the Dallas Cowboys, with all the unwarranted attention, they're gonna he would actually make them relevant.

He would actually make them, you know, a valid in terms of their attention and the notoriety that they receive.

And I think that in that regard, that's what makes it a winning situation for him, more so than anything else.

Now that you mention the Dallas Cowboys.

First of all, you have a right to say he shouldn't stay in Dallas.

But you do not have a right to say you don't even have a right to say he should go to Dallas, saying, You shouldn't stay in Seattle.

I get for the reasons you outlined.

I disagree.

I'll get to that in a second.

But the Dallas Cowboys Stephen A.

That I thought the black cat was running around that franchise.

I thought they were cursed.

You bring it up.

Their record is 20 games worse than Russell Wilson's record, right?

But look at the quarterbacks who played for them, Tony Romo and Dak Prescott.

Now is Russell Wilson better than those guys?

Has he been over that time?

He has been to the tune of 23 games a season.

No, he doesn't give you 2 to 3 games a season better than those guys.

What this indicates Stephen A.

Smith is that he's in a winning situation.

He contributes a lot to it, for sure.

But the Seattle Seahawks are basically a well run, very well run franchise, one of the best in football.

Had it not been for the Patriots over the last during the course of Russell Wilson's career, they'd be in the argument.

They certainly in the Army for the best team run team in football.

Certainly they are for the best run team in the NFC, so now you want to go to the Cowboys perpetually dysfunctional team again.

The difference in record.

You can't just contribute to the quarterback.

They've had good quarterbacks.

How much of a premium he's gonna give now your point about?

Maybe it's Sierra.

Maybe it's, you know, a career opportunity legacy in terms of branding after his career point well taken.

But is that more important to Russell Wilson, then becoming great?

You know what I think Russell Wilson wants?

I think he wants to be the greatest of all time.

Russell Wilson is insanely competitive, and if he were in a situation where year in and year out, you're hoping to be above 500 maybe you can win a playoff game.

He'll be miserable.

He may feel that.

That's the case in Seattle right now.

And maybe in the last couple of years it has felt that way.

Well, they'll get to the playoffs and they'll lose because the old line isn't good enough for the old line.

Gets a little better now.

The defense isn't good enough, but this is a double digit win team year in and year out, and that's not all because of Russell Wilson.

It's because it's a well run franchise.

Careful what you wish for.

You made more sense last week when you said New Orleans, If Russell.

I listen, if Russell Wilson's like New Orleans, I think they're ready to win.

Now.

You put me on that team, it'll get them over the top.

I can't really argue.

I might say, Hey, you got a good thing going in Seattle.

You've won a Super Bowl there.

You got to another.

You may win another one there.

You're still in your prime.

But I can't really argue against the States, but the Cowboys and Stephen A.

If he's upset about getting hit too much, that offensive line ain't the same anymore in Dallas.

I don't get the Cowboys at all.

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