RENTON, Wash. — There was nothing unusual, nothing at all dramatic or bombastic, about Russell Wilson's appearance at the Seahawks' Organized Team Activities on Tuesday at the Virginia Mason Athletic Center.
The former Badgers quarterback greeted coaches, bumped fists with teammates and went through the brief (40 minutes or so) and rudimentary workout without fanfare. It was a scene that has played out innumerable times throughout a Seattle career that is about to enter its — can this really be true? — 10th season.
Russell Wilson may not want out of Seattle, but he wants to stop taking so many hits while he's there.