Russell Wilson

Week 11 vs Cardinals

There's a first time for everything I guess. Last week was Russell Wilson's first time being shut out ever in the NFL. Not exactly how Wilson wanted to return to the lineup. It was also his first game with multiple interceptions and first game with zero touchdowns since Week 10 of last season. Seattle really needs this game to stay in the playoff chase, so you know Russell Wilson is going to dig down deep. Arizona ranks sixth against opposing quarterbacks, so it won't be easy. But if we've learned anything, it's that Russell Wilson will not go down easy.

Week 5 vs Rams

Russell Wilson didn't fully cook through the air against the 49ers, but he did enough damage through the air and on the ground, totaling three touchdowns and Wilson still has not lost three straight in his career. Now he gets his nemesis, the Rams. LA has gotten the better of Wilson lately, winning six of their last eight meetings, including last season's Wild Card Playoff. In fact, Wilson has just one touchdown pass versus three interceptions in his last three regular-season games against the Rams and had just 174 yards, two touchdowns and an interception back in January. It's a short week, but Arizona also just showed that LA's defense isn't invincible. Wilson should continue to be started, especially at home.

Week 3 at Vikings

Another strong week for Russell Wilson, throwing for 343 yards and two touchdowns. Too bad his defense let him down, as the Seahawks blew a 24-9 lead and lost in overtime to the Titans. This week, it's the seemingly annual meeting with the Vikings, though the teams meet in Minnesota for the first time since 2015. Wilson has two straight multi-touchdown games against the Vikings and Minnesota just got carved up by early MVP candidate Kyler Murray. Wilson is our No. 7 QB this week as Seattle continues to let him cook.