Pete Carroll: Russell Wilson will be the best he’s ever been in 2020

Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll praised quarterback Russell Wilson as he usually does, stating that he is the best he has been throughout his entire career going into 2020.He also stressed the importance of having a balanced team and explained how Wilson factors into that equation.Russell is at the best of his game that he’s ever been and his command, his control and understanding of everything we can put forth on him allows him to be, I think, at the best he’s ever been, Pete Carroll told 710 ESPN’s Seattle’s John Clayton .And we want him to have more opportunities to be the factor of the game and control the game. But John, in just football in general, that doesn’t mean that you throw the football all the time to do that. , Pete Carroll told 710 ESPN’s Seattle’s John Clayton .We need to be a really good, functioning team that’s hard to beat because we’re so good at the things we do. That means that you have to have balance in your game, Pete Carroll told 710 ESPN’s Seattle’s John Clayton

Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll praised quarterback Russell Wilson as he usually does, stating that he is the best he has been throughout his entire career going into 2020.He also stressed the importance of having a balanced team and explained how Wilson factors into that equation.Russell is at the best of his game that he’s ever been and his command, his control and understanding of everything we can put forth on him allows him to be, I think, at the best he’s ever been, Pete Carroll told 710 ESPN’s Seattle’s John Clayton .And we want him to have more opportunities to be the factor of the game and control the game. But John, in just football in general, that doesn’t mean that you throw the football all the time to do that. , Pete Carroll told 710 ESPN’s Seattle’s John Clayton .We need to be a really good, functioning team that’s hard to beat because we’re so good at the things we do. That means that you have to have balance in your game, Pete Carroll told 710 ESPN’s Seattle’s John Clayton