The Seattle Seahawks' Bobby Wagner has lived his entire life near wildfire hotspots, so he decided to partner with USAA to help prevent them.
Bobby Wagner has lived practically his entire life in an area where wildfires are a constant threat. The Seattle Seahawks linebacker grew up outside Los Angeles, played college ball in Utah and has spent his entire NFL career — 11 seasons with the Seahawks, one with the Los Angeles Rams — calling the West Coast home. When the opportunity arose to help prevent wildfire disasters, he jumped at the chance.
Wagner recently partnered with USAA as part of its Prevent Defense program to help prevent the disasters from happening. 'I think it’s just my love for the city and understanding. I don’t think a lot of people understand that in a place that rains so much, wildfires are still something that’s ongoing,' Wagner said in a recent interview with Fox News. 'Being able to partner with them is extremely amazing.
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