Seahawks trade QB Russell Wilson to Broncos, NFL sources say

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SEATTLE — Russell Wilson’s tenure with the Seattle Seahawks appears to be drawing to a close.

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NFL reporter Tom Pelissero reported Monday afternoon that Wilson is part of a trade that would send the future Hall of Famer to the Denver Broncos, KIRO-TV reported.

According to ESPN Senior NFL Insider Adam Schefter, the trade has been made after weeks of negotiations.

“One of the largest trades in NFL history,” Schefter said.

According to NFL Network, the Seahawks have agreed in principle to the trade that would send the nine-time Pro Bowl quarterback to Denver, while the Broncos informed quarterback Drew Lock that he is part of a package deal that will send several first-round draft picks and a few key Broncos to Seattle.

Defensive lineman Shelby Harris is also joining the Seahawks, per NFL Network’s James Palmer.

The trade is pending a physical and Wilson’s approval, KIRO-TV reported.

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The deal cannot be finalized until the new league year begins March 16, NFL Network reported.

Meanwhile, the Broncos had a little fun with Monday’s news: