Wisdom With Wagz - Week 8: Head Start

Bobby Wagner discusses teaming up with a program called Head Start which would help provide kids costumes for Halloween and for those who did not celebrate Halloween, food would be provided instead.

Linebacker Bobby Wagner begins his weekly press conference by expressing appreciation and admiration for the contributions of women in sports, media, business, medicine and beyond.

Linebacker Bobby Wagner reflects on the lessons learned from an injury suffered in 2014 and how it applies to the Seahawks' situation today.

Bobby Wagner reflects on a video of Kobe Bryant and realizing how much of an impact Kobe had on his life, such as attention to detail in the game, the way he approaches the game etc.

Bobby Wagner discussed a book with media called "A Seat of the Soul", Wagner's inspiration for this book comes from finding list of people he looks up to. A Seat of the Soul was on Oprah Winfrey's reading book list. Changed his life in a positive way, being that he is a spiritual person. This book opens up beyond the five.

Seahawks Head Coach Pete Carroll gave an update on DE Darrell Taylor following Sunday's Seahawks-Steelers Week 6 matchup

Bobby Wagner discusses a non-profit organization called the HBCUvc which is helps direct funds for students of color learn more about the venture capital world.

Bobby Wagner discusses meditation and yoga and how it contributes to his peace, his clarity and helps in taking of his body.

Bobby Wagner discussed a new read called "Why Should White Guys Have All the Fun?", a story about Reginald Lewis, which helped him when negotiating his contract.

Trevor Moawad, a longtime friend, mentor and business partner of Russell Wilson's died on Wednesday, September 15 after a battle with cancer. The following day, Wilson spoke at length about his friend.

Bobby Wagner discussed his support of an app Public that helps with investing. Focused on helping people learn how to invest and focus on financial literacy.

Seattle Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll shares his thoughts on the value of playing multiple sports, and why he frowns upon kids specializing early.

Who are the funniest players on the team according to DK Metcalf?