Broncos’ Russell Wilson – Received so much in Seattle and not using a wristband

ENGLEWOOD, Colo. — Simply 10 days after Denver Broncos quarterback Russell Wilson had worn a wristband with a play sheet on it within the workforce’s win over the Jacksonville Jaguars in London, he was requested Wednesday about any hesitation he may need needed to put on one throughout his time with the Seattle Seahawks.

In an look with Seattle Sports activities 710 AM on Monday, Seahawks coach Pete Carroll praised quarterback Geno Smith for sporting one this season to make playcalling extra environment friendly. Carroll stated there had been “resistance to that, so we did not do this” up to now and whereas Carroll didn’t consult with Wilson by identify, Wilson missed solely three video games at quarterback for the Seahawks within the earlier 10 seasons.

“I do not know precisely what he stated, however [we] gained lots of video games there with out one on my wrist,” Wilson stated earlier than observe. “I did not know profitable or dropping mattered when you wore a wristband or not. I believe I am going to do no matter it takes to be sure that we’re rolling, and transferring, and every part else. The few instances I’ve positively worn a wristband relying on the sport plan, what we have got referred to as and all that stuff.”

Wilson wore a wristband within the Broncos’ 21-17 win over the Jaguars on Oct. 30 at Wembley Stadium. Wilson was 18-of-30 passing for 252 yards and a landing.

It is not the primary time Carroll has taken a not-so-veiled swipe at his former quarterback. After the Seahawks’ 17-16 victory within the season opener, Carroll stated on Seattle Sports activities 710 AM that the Seahawks needed to drive Wilson to maneuver to his left earlier than he threw and that “it is arduous for him numbers-wise and all that.”

Wilson threw for a season-best 340 yards in that recreation with a landing.