Russell Wilson Back for Seahawks? | Seattle Seahawks News

0:00On September 10th, the Seattle Seahawks are in a tough spot. Their starting quarterback, Sam Darnold, is out with a hip injury. Back up Drew Locke managed to get them a win against the Patriots, but it was a close one, a 13-10 victory. The team is looking for a more stable option, and a familiar face might be the answer. That familiar face could be Russell Wilson. Now, I know what you're thinking. Rest retired. But with Darnold sidelined, the possibility of him stepping back onto the field for Seattle is on the table. Wilson spent his prime years with the Seahawks, even bringing them a Super Bowl title back in the 2013 season. He bounced around a bit after leaving Seattle, spending time in Denver, and then with a giants. While his time in New York had some ups and downs, including a standout game against the Cowboys, where he threw for over 400 yards, he eventually found himself benched. Still, he showed flashes of his old self. The Seahawks offense isn't too shabby these days. They've got playmakers like Jackson Smith and Jigba who just had a 45-yard touchdown

1:04catch. Plus, their running back situation is looking solid, with guys like Tudarian Price and George Hullani, and they'll get Zach Sharbonne back from injury. Soon. Wilson could definitely work with his talent. Financially, Seattle has the room. They've got over $16 million in salary cap space, so bringing Wilson back wouldn't break the bank. With tough competition in their division, the Seahawks are in win-now mode, and giving Russell Wilson a call seems like a smart move. Team coverage, powered by AI. This is Seattle Seahawks News today.