Seattle Seahawks: Thoughts from a convincing 51-29 win over Detroit
Chris Phillips
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End of an Era?
Wilson himself has already hinted or alluded to the idea that this game may have been his last home game as a Seattle Seahawk. Wilson is not only the face of the organization but also the offense. On the other side of the ball, Bobby Wagner is the face of the defense. Both of these guys are the pillars of their respective units.
However, both of these pillars may not be wearing Seattle Seahawks gear when they play in 2022. Wagner recently came out to say that he too may not be back in Seattle next year. Earlier today, the Seattle Seahawks announced he suffered sprains to both the MCL and PCL in his knee on the game’s first series. He shouldn’t need surgery as the injuries will heal on their own. However, his 2021 season is over.
Let’s hypothetically say this is both Wilson and Wanger’s last year with the Seattle Seahawks. I think it’s only fair that 12s everywhere should thank them both for what they brought to the table and what they did to help the Seattle Seahawks achieve during their time here.
Wilson and Wagner are special players, and if their time in Seattle is indeed done, then I’ll be the first to say thank you. Both of them will be inducted into the Seattle Seahawks Hall of Fame, as well as donning yellow jackets on Canton. Now, it’s onto Arizona for a rematch and hopefully different results for the Seattle Seahawks the second time around.
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#Seahawks LB Bobby Wagner suffered an MCL Sprain and PCL in his knee which rules him out for Week 18 vs. the #Cardinals. #NFL pic.twitter.com/d5mH9MRO6I
— NFL Wire ? (@nflwire412) January 3, 2022
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