1. Russell Wilson and the offense got back on track.
Russell Wilson and the Seahawks had cooled off a bit in recent weeks following a torrid start to the season, and in last week's loss to the Giants, Seattle's offense managed only one touchdown, which came in the fourth quarter. On Sunday, however, Wilson and the offense looked a lot more like the early-season version of themselves, scoring early and often, punting only once before the starters came out, and moving the ball efficiently both through the air and on the ground.
Wilson, who had six touchdowns and five interceptions over his past five games, was nearly perfect Sunday save for one deep shot he took to DK Metcalf that was intercepted on a great play by Jets safety Marcus Maye. In his three quarters of work, Wilson completed 21 of 27 attempts for 206 yards and four touchdowns, and his 122.6 passer rating was his best since Seattle's Week 8 win over the 49ers.
Wilson's four touchdowns give him 36 this season, breaking his own franchise record.
Despite playing backups for the entire fourth quarter, the Seahawks finished with 410 yards and 28 first downs, and scored on six of their first eight possessions.
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