I still very clearly remember the day I knew that Russell Wilson would lead the Seattle Seahawks to many wins for years to come. It was his rookie season, Week 13, at Chicago’s Soldier Field. The Seahawks and Bears had battled all game long, but Seattle was down 14-10 late in the fourth – and that’s when Wilson started one of his now-famous comeback drives. It felt like every snap on that drive Wilson was keeping the ball on a read-option and running for eight yards, nine yards, or a first down. That drive was capped off by a Golden Tate touchdown, and Seattle later won in overtime.
Reliving the Seahawks-Packers NFC Championship game
