Russell Wilson dedicates huge game to late Seahawks owner Paul Allen

Wilson paid tribute to Seahawks owner Paul Allen, who had been inducted into the Ring of Honor of the team. The Seahawks quarterback was phenomenal racking up four touchdowns on 23 tries and 268 passing yards. Wilson had.

Wilson excelled, also had Allen’s memory in his head when he faced the Rams. That comprised one drama of this year offender thrown into Tyler Lockett to get a touchdown. Wilson tweeted a movie dedicating the operation.

“I was only a bit emotional because we had the tribute to Paul now,” Wilson stated. “He gave me a chance, you understand? I am only thankful. You know, lose or win, God is great.

I am just thankful he gave me a chance; God failed that particular business, and Paul. I enjoy playing here. It is a fantastic team over there which people played with tonight, and we are excellent staff. We discovered a method.

“Paul was tonight. Lose or win, however, in the conclusion of now, and I understand he cared for us. I understand he cared for the planet and making a huge difference. I am just thankful I got to know him” Allen expired at 65 years old October in complications of non-Hodgkin’s lymphoma. He could be credited with keeping the group in Seattle if he purchased it, which was cherished one of the Seahawks.