Seth Rollins Hopes to Join Forces with Chicago Bears Player in the Ring

Seth Rollins has been one of the most exciting and top-caliber WWE superstars of the modern era. The Drip God is the Monday Night delight for fans on WWE’s flagship show, RAW. Moreover, before his singles run, he also made a name for himself as a part of the famous faction. With his experience working in teams, Seth Rollins wishes to team up with Chicago Bears Player Eddie Jackson in the future.

As mentioned before, Seth Rollins was a part of the highly popular faction in WWE, The Shield. The former Architect used to lay a path of carnage with his fellow Hounds of Justice, Roman Reigns, and Jon Moxley.

Furthermore, Seth Rollins has also gone on to team up with other WWE superstars such as Braun Strowman and Jason Jordan. In all sense, Seth has a thing for dream teams and it looks like he is looking to form a crossover team with an athlete from another sport.

Crossovers are a favorite in professional wrestling, as many fans are aware. The world of wrestling always likes to try to attract crossover fans from other forms of entertainment, whether it’s a contemporary crossover with characters like Bad Bunny or the Impractical Jokers or a crossover from the past including figures like David Arquette or Dennis Rodman.

Seth Rollins was recently asked to name a current Chicago Bears player he’d want to pair up with. Rollins took no time in taking Eddie Jackson’s name during the latest episode of the CHGO Sports podcast.

“I’ll stick with the now and I’ll say Eddie Jackson. He’s like a hawk-man. He’s a visionary, an architect. He sees things before they happen, you know what I’m saying? He’s got those, as a safety you’ve gotta have those eyes, you’ve gotta be able to see what’s going on.”

Seth Rollins has been involved in the WWE United States championship picture for quite a few months. Rollins will be a part of WWE’s next pay-per-view in less than a week, Elimination Chamber, competing in the namesake match involving five other competitors for the star-spangled prize.

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