Russell Wilson Elevates Seahawks to Higher Level in NFC While Regaining MVP Form

November 21, 2016   ·   Sean Tomlinson   ·   Jump to comments

Not long ago, Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson had a live-in physical therapist. He would wake up in the middle of the night for intensive round-the-clock treatment on his sprained MCL suffered in Week 3.
That came after an ankle sprain in Week 1, and combined, those early injuries reduced one of the league’s most athletically gifted quarterbacks to an unfamiliar form. He was hobbled and at times a one-legged passer. Wilson was still effective enough, but the Seahawks offense just isn’t the same without a quarterback who invites chaos and then thrives on it.
That Wilson—the one who turns dead plays into six points—has been re-emerging for several weeks now. He opened a door by leading his team to a statement road win over the New England Patriots in Week 10. Then he busted it down Sunday when the Seahawks soundly defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 26-15.
That’s two straight wins over playoff-contending teams, and this one came...

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