Russell Wilson's first season with the Denver Broncos didn't go according to plan. The Broncos were anything but a success last season. With many looking at Wilson as one of the issues with the team. However, the Broncos have already made some massive changes ahead of next season. Including bringing in new head coach Sean Payton. Now the pieces are coming together for Denver to prove that last year was indeed a fluke. However, football isn't the only thing that defines who Wilson is.
The Denver quarterback has long talked about how important his family is to him. Wilson shares many moments with his children and wife, Ciara, on his social media accounts. On Sunday, Wilson shared a cool moment between a father and son. Wilson and Ciara's 8-year-old son Future Zahir is seen in the video practicing his swing for baseball season. Suddenly, Wilson captured a moment the two will remember forever. Zahir hit his first ever homerun. The moment sent both into a frenzy. Check out the video below.
Russell Wilson Loves The Role Of Dad
"His first Home Run way over the fence! 2 hours post game.. Future taking ground balls, pop flies & extra swings. Right before Sun down! Anything worth having, we all have to work for!!! Proud dad moment," Wilson tweeted on Sunday. Wilson is no stranger to the baseball diamond himself. The Super Bowl-winning quarterback was drafted by the Colorado Rockies coming out of college. Obviously, Wilson felt that football would be the best path for him to take.
Choosing football does seem like the right choice in hindsight. Wilson saw a lot of success in his tenure as the starting quarterback for the Seattle Seahawks. However, recently former teammates seem to believe that Wilson was hindering the team during his time there. But it can't be denied that Wilson and the Seahawks celebrated many accolades during their time together. Do you believe Russell Wilson will have a career resurgence next year in Denver? Let us know in the comment section below. For the latest NFL news, keep it right here with HNHH.
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