QB Russell Wilson hasn't demanded trade from Seattle Seahawks, agent says - ESPN

Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has not demanded a trade, his agent Mark Rodgers told ESPN's Adam Schefter on Thursday.

Rodgers said Wilson has told the Seahawks that he wants to play in Seattle, but if a trade were considered, the only teams he would go to are the Dallas Cowboys, New Orleans Saints, Las Vegas Raiders and Chicago Bears.

The Seahawks, sources told ESPN, made it clear to suitors earlier this month that Wilson would not be dealt.

Multiple sources confirmed to ESPN that Wilson stormed out of a meeting with Seahawks coaches last season out of frustration that his suggestions for fixing the team's sputtering offense were dismissed, as reported in The Athletic.

Multiple sources told ESPN that Wilson's camp asked Seattle after the season about the team's plans for its offense -- particularly the offensive line -- as The Athletic reported.

One source told ESPN that the Seahawks believe new offensive coordinator Shane Waldron will help alleviate the issue of Wilson's pass protection by increasing the emphasis on short and intermediate throws.

Multiple sources have told ESPN that Wilson was involved and that Waldron was a candidate he endorsed