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Russell Wilson, Seahawks had awful start vs. Packers

Wilson is now 0-for-5 with two picks.

Russell Wilson has become the steady face of the Seattle Seahawks franchise. His horrific start against the Green Bay Packers doesn't bode well for the team's chances of winning Sunday.

Wilson started 0-for-5, and the Seahawks picked up just 11 yards with no first downs in their first three offensive possessions. Wilson's favorite target? Packers safety Ha Ha Clinton-Dix, who had his second interception on this play:

Wilson threw his third interception on the Seahawks’ next possession. The team was able to gain a few first downs and Wilson even completed a pass. Then Wilson tried another deep ball that got picked in the end zone by Sam Shields.

Wilson is now 1-for-8 with three interceptions, and the Seahawks are down 16-0. If they come back to win, it’ll be team’s biggest comeback in postseason history.

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