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SEATTLE -- Three sacks and eight quarterback hits failed to tell the story of just how much Russell Wilson was under fire through a 17-9 loss to the Green Bay Packers from the 2017 season opener. Wilson was forced on 44 percent of his dropbacks. The Seattle Seahawks' overhaul win rate of 24% still stands as their third worst in any game since ESPN started tracking the stat that year.

Subsequently, Wilson tipped his cap to Green Bay's defense, praised some of his teammates and looked ahead to the next game with his normal positivity. "We are going to have to figure out what we will need to do in order to get just a tiny bit better; it's really that easy," he explained. "It was not like we had been far off or anything like that."

Wilson replied questions that afternoon the same way he has throughout his nine-year NFL career -- without uttering a critical word. That is why it was so jarring when he went public last week with his frustration over most of the hits he has taken and said his appetite for more state in the team's personnel decisions.

"I feel that is a major thing that we have got to fix," he said of Seattle's pass protection. "That has got to be repaired and must be at the end of buy Madden nfl 21 coins the day, as my goal is to play 10 to 15 more years." It does not seem like a coincidence that Wilson's comments came days after Super Bowl LV. He wants to do what Tom Brady is performing -- win and play well into his 40s -- but realizes that may not be realistic if the status quo persists.