Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has rebounded from his funky post-injury stretch of play and appears to finally be back to close to 100%. Over the last two weeks, Wilson has performed well, answering questions about whether or not he’d begun to decline.
In yesterday’s win over the Texans, Wilson threw for two touchdown passes. That pushed him past Dan Marino in a notable milestone – Wilson now has 89 games of two or more scores in his first decade in the NFL, one more than Marino had. Only Peyton Manning (92) has more.
Russell Wilson (@DangeRussWilson) had 2 TD passes in today's @Seahawks victory and now has 89 career games with 2+ TD passes, surpassing @ProFootballHOF @DanMarino (88 games) for the 2nd-most such games ever by a player in his 1st 10 seasons.
Only Peyton Manning (92) has more. pic.twitter.com/NfvL9eoKUZ
— NFL345 (@NFL345) December 12, 2021
Wilson has two years remaining on his contract after the end of the 2021 NFL season. Despite persistent trade rumors, Wilson recently said that he’d like to play 20 years with the Seahawks.
Whether that wish comes true or not, there’s no doubting that Wilson has become the best QB in franchise history and one of the game’s top competitors in this era.
