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Seahawks QB Russell Wilson named 2020 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year Published: Feb 06, 2021 at 10:52 PM Grant Gordon Copied!
With a running list of sensational seasons and an ever-present grin, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has been one of the most successful players in the NFL since his 2012 debut and one of the faces of the league.
He s now been recognized with the league s most prestigious accolade.
Wilson was named the 2020 Walter Payton NFL Man of the Year at
NFL Honors, which aired Saturday on CBS. Dad, I know one your favorite athletes of all-time was Walter Payton. The player he was, but more importantly the man he was, the leader, the giver, the person. Man, dad, I wish you were here for this award, Wilson said upon the presentation of the award by 2019 winner Calais Campbell, crafting his acceptance speech as a message to his father, who passed away in 2010. This moment. Dad, I can
th Conference Championship game, and it is true today as he prepares for his 10
th Super Bowl. Even the sentence “Tom Brady is the greatest quarterback of all time” feels silly to write, as it implies there might be a debate. The debate was settled, oh, around two Vince Lombardi trophies ago.
So why even bring it up? Well, it brings us to a far more interesting debate, one that started among my Slate colleagues this week: What is the most exciting play of Tom Brady’s career? Does one exist?
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I’m not asking this to be obnoxious. (All that stuff about Brady’s greatness right at the top? It’s called “hedging,” and it’s all over the news right now.) As the GOAT, Brady has accumulated multiple lifetimes’ worth of accolades and achievements, but will a singular thrilling highlight come to mind when people hear the name “Tom Brady” 30 years from now (one year after his retirement)? I don’t think so.