The morning after the Seattle Seahawks' 27-17 win over the New York Jets Sunday, the national spotlight is, somewhat unsurprisingly, focused largely on two players:
Russell Wilson, who managed more than 300 yards passing, did so on two bad legs -- a sprained MCL on the left leg and an ankle sprain on the right.
As Manish Mehta put it in a New York Daily News story on the game, "They (the Jets) should be embarrassed after a one-legged quarterback took a supposedly elite defense to the woodshed."
And Jimmy Graham, who tore the patellar tendon in his right knee last season, caught six passes for 118 yards Sunday, sending a signal that he is back and ready for action.