Russell Wilson and the New York Giants did not have the 2025 NFL season they were hoping for, finishing 4-13 and missing the playoffs. In his first year in New York, Wilson opened as the starting quarterback, completing 69-of-119 passes for 831 yards, three touchdowns and three interceptions, while adding 106 rushing yards.
However, after going winless through the first three games, the Giants made a change, benching Wilson in favor of first-round rookie Jaxson Dart, who remained the starter for the rest of the season. Following the year, Wilson’s one-year, $10.5 million deal expired, making him an unrestricted free agent, and a couple of weeks into free agency, the former Seattle Seahawks quarterback has yet to find a new home.
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Away from football, Wilson has expanded his portfolio, launching his children’s clothing brand, 3BRAND, in 2021 alongside his wife, Grammy-winning artist Ciara. The brand, named after his No. 3 jersey, offers products in partnership with Nike, including shirts, shorts, hoodies and hats, and is available at retail locations such as Dick’s Sporting Goods, JCPenney and Belk, among others.
On Monday, Wilson announced he is expanding 3BRAND into youth jerseys with a new collection called “Kit Your Team.” The line features customizable jerseys and kits for football, soccer, baseball and basketball, and will be sold exclusively on Amazon.
"Welcome to @3BRAND Jerseys!" Wilson wrote on Instagram. "Youth Sports means everything to our family and that’s why we’re launching our custom jerseys exclusively on Amazon. We are partnering to introduce Kit Your Team — fully customizable jerseys from @3BRAND From youth leagues to rec squads to school teams, design your kit and bring your team identity to life. From Boys & Girls Flag Football to Soccer to Baseball & Basketball Your colors. Your name. Your team. At your doorstep as soon as 48 hours. Welcome to the Family. Create your team kit now at the link in our bio."
While Wilson continues to find success off the field, he is still looking for a new contract in hopes of playing in a 15th NFL season.
