World News – AU – Movie collapse: Seahawks QB Russell Wilson throws hot routes

. . Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson struggled to get football on its hot tracks as the defense shot the heat up in the losses to the Bills and Rams. Analyst Matty Brown investigates how the star signal caller got back on track in a victory over the Cardinals.

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On the way to the Cardinals game, the concerns about Russell Wilson’s game were higher than it had been in a while. The Seahawks quarterback had made unusual mistakes and appeared depressed as he flipped the ball seven times in his last two losses to the Bills and Rams.

Something had to change – and it wasn’t just a sales problem. Fortunately, Brian Schottenheimer adjusted his game call on Thursday evening to put Wilson in less intense situations. The Seattle crime bounced back, and Wilson looked much more comfortable and made no sales.

Most importantly, Wilson threw the hot route again. This is something the quarterback had hired over the past few weeks which resulted in the defense flashing, hitting and firing the QB more frequently. In his latest video, Matty F. . Brown describes Wilson’s revitalization of the hot tracks in defeating Arizona.

I think it was the Seahawks who returned to Seahawk football. A running game changed Wilson’s game. As our team heals our top runners and receivers, we should see Wilson lead the team to win the West in a three way dog fight for home advantage clear to the Super Bowl.

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