Seahwkgal
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Russell is pure class.
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Nothinbutm
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This is the Golden Age to be a Seahawk. And stuff like this feels more gratifying, honestly enough.
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We are extremely lucky to have Russ. Glad he will be here a while.
SeahawksFanForever
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This guy gets it and that "it" can't be coached.
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Nothinbutm":lhvriybz said:
Yup - I am just enjoying the ride.
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Makes you wonder if any of the kids Russ works with will grow up to challenge him in the Super Bowl. I bet that would be his proudest defeat.
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And he's not League MVP type player? Yeah, okay.
I can't believe how lucky we Seahawks fans are, to have Super Classy guys like Wilson, & players that throw their everything into the game like he and Marshawn Lynch have done.
We have a Lombardi because we have a team FULL of players like this.
I can't believe how lucky we Seahawks fans are, to have Super Classy guys like Wilson, & players that throw their everything into the game like he and Marshawn Lynch have done.
We have a Lombardi because we have a team FULL of players like this.
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Pure leadership we are so lucky to have this guy
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That is fantastic. Soak this up guys/gals. What a time to be a Hawks fan.
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Odd to see but pretty clear that Russell's brand is growing stronger just from the Panthers losing a SB.
You see a lot of people, pundits and media personalities offering up Russell Wilson as the paragon of how to handle adversity after a loss. I have seen people use how he took the Atlanta loss and the last minute loss to the Patriots as examples of how a great QB is supposed to conduct himself + move the team forward.
Pretty interesting to see an upsurge in interest in him as a consequences of Cam's failure as an athlete and leader under the bright lights.
You see a lot of people, pundits and media personalities offering up Russell Wilson as the paragon of how to handle adversity after a loss. I have seen people use how he took the Atlanta loss and the last minute loss to the Patriots as examples of how a great QB is supposed to conduct himself + move the team forward.
Pretty interesting to see an upsurge in interest in him as a consequences of Cam's failure as an athlete and leader under the bright lights.
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One reason I was rooting for Peyton Manning and the Broncos: Peyton would be inspiring a demographic of people that show how far you can go with a mind and with preparation.
Through neck surgeries
Through a devastating SB loss
Through being the oldest QB ever at the SB
Through having to change your role and "roll" with the changes
As long as the mind is there and the preparation is there, you can prepare for how to win a game. Peyton no doubt knew what to do, knew that as long as the defense held up their end he could do his part to hold up his end to win.
One reason I cheered for Peyton is because I see so much of Russell. As athletically gifted as Russell is, he has the humility and drive to know he needs to put the time in to prepare. And for someone like Peyton to win is inspiring to all of those folks who prepare so that they can go farther than their physical abilities can take them
Love this so much
One reason I was rooting for Peyton Manning and the Broncos: Peyton would be inspiring a demographic of people that show how far you can go with a mind and with preparation.
Through neck surgeries
Through a devastating SB loss
Through being the oldest QB ever at the SB
Through having to change your role and "roll" with the changes
As long as the mind is there and the preparation is there, you can prepare for how to win a game. Peyton no doubt knew what to do, knew that as long as the defense held up their end he could do his part to hold up his end to win.
One reason I cheered for Peyton is because I see so much of Russell. As athletically gifted as Russell is, he has the humility and drive to know he needs to put the time in to prepare. And for someone like Peyton to win is inspiring to all of those folks who prepare so that they can go farther than their physical abilities can take them
Love this so much
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Class act. Why do people even compare this guy to Cam? there is none...
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There was only one QB in the NFL who was as respectable as wilson, and that was Manning (im assuming he's played his last game).byau":p496fuof said:
It's only fitting that Wilson would write a letter to the guy he's replacing as the QB most deserving of respect who succeeds by doing things the right way.
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bjornanderson21":1p8jt6qh said:
I'd put Drew Brees in that category as well.
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:13:JSeahawks":38jg0qmc said:
LOVE that Russ is our QB. There will be more Owl wins in the near future.
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