Lhe legend Russell Wilson continues to grow by leaps and bounds in the NFL. Super Bowl XLVIII champion broke another record precocious in his career as a quarterback in the best league in the world, reaching 100 wins in regular season.
In the divisional game between the Seattle Seahawks and the San Francisco 49ers at Levi’s Stadium, those of the state of Washington took the victory against their eternal rival to rise to third place in the NFC West.
With two touchdown passes, the player from the University of Wisconsin contributed to a victory that It is the 100th in just 148 regular-phase matches, in what is its tenth season.
Thus, Wilson beats Peyton Manning, who held the previous record, with the same victories in 154 games.
Since his first victory as a professional player he September 16, 2012 against the Dallas Cowboys, Wilson has added another 99, putting him in a prime position to break another record by the legendary Peyton Manning: Most wins in his first 10 NFL seasons. Former player for the Indiannapolis Colts and Denver Broncos added a total of 105 in its first decade in the league. Despite the irregular start, it seems that Wilson again be able to surpass that mark if he achieves six more victories in the remainder of the season.
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