Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson initially was named as a third alternate for this year's Pro Bowl team. But with injuries to Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers, Washington's Robert Griffin III and now Atlanta's Matt Ryan, Wilson will be added to this weekend’s Pro Bowl roster, the team plans to announce this afternoon.
Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson initially was named as a third alternate for this year's Pro Bowl team. But with injuries to Green Bay's Aaron Rodgers, Washington's Robert Griffin III and now Atlanta's Matt Ryan, Wilson will be added to this weekend’s Pro Bowl roster, the team plans to announce this afternoon.
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Russell Wilson will get some sand in between his toes this weekend. The Seattle rookie quarterback is headed to Hawaii to play in the Pro Bowl as an injury replacement, the Seahawks announced on Monday.
Super Bowl week kicks off in Honolulu on Sunday when the NFL's best square off in the annual AFC-NFC Pro Bowl at Aloha Stadium.
The possibility of watching Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson take one more snap this football season finds me contemplating the unfathomable.
After Russell Wilson’s third touchdown pass of the third quarter, the announcers stated the obvious, that the Seahawks rookie quarterback looked like a shoo-in as the Pro Bowl MVP.
Dallas Cowboys linebacker Anthony Spencer was named to the Pro Bowl on Friday in place of Green Bay's Clay Matthews, who is unable to participate due to injury.
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