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NFL account revisits Seahawks' 2014 NFC Championship comeback led by Russell Wilson

Seattle's wildest playoff rally, revisited.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated Jun 41 min read
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Who remembers this epic comeback by @dangerusswilson and the @seahawks in the 2014 NFC Championship Game? 🔥 https://t.co

What happened: The league's official account resurfaced footage of the Seattle Seahawks' 2014 NFC Championship Game comeback engineered by quarterback Russell Wilson. The post is a nostalgia throwback rather than current news, inviting fans to recall one of the franchise's signature playoff moments. It circulated alongside reflections on Wilson's broader Seattle tenure.

Why it matters: The resurfaced clip lands as Wilson's NFL chapter closes; per league posts, he is moving into a broadcasting role at CBS Sports after 14 seasons. Reframing his Seattle peak underscores how central that era was to the Seahawks' identity and to Wilson's legacy as a two-time NFC champion. For longtime fans, it is a retrospective bookend rather than a roster development.

By the numbers: By the numbers, league posts credit Wilson with a Super Bowl XLVIII title, two NFC championships, 10 Pro Bowl selections, the 2020 Walter Payton Man of the Year award, and 46,966 career passing yards across 14 NFL seasons.

What to watch: Watch for how Wilson's transition into the broadcast booth shapes his public profile, and whether the Seahawks lean into anniversary content around the 2014 title run.

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