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Wilson Active vs. Jets
Sunday, Oct. 2
The Seahawks announced Wilson was ready to play against New York in Week 4.
Latest on Wilson's Practice Status
Friday, Sept. 30
The Seahawks announced Wilson was a full participant in practice on Friday for the third-consecutive day.
Wilson Comments on Playing Status
Thursday, Sept. 29
"I feel great," Wilson told reporters, per NFL.com. "I feel great, I feel strong." The quarterback added there was "no doubt" he'd play on Sunday, per Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times. "I'll be ready to go."
Carroll Comments on Wilson's Playing Status
Wednesday, Sept. 28
Carroll told reporters Wilson is "going along just like we've seen the last few weeks." Carroll also said he would be surprised if Wilson was unable to play against the Jets on Sunday.
During an appearance on 710 ESPN on Monday, Carroll said that the team considered sitting Wilson against the Jets, per Gregg Bell of the News Tribune.
Wilson Injury Details Revealed
Monday, Sept. 26
Carroll confirmed on 710 ESPN that Wilson has a sprained MCL, via John Boyle of the Seattle Seahawks. However, Carroll noted that Wilson "feels great" and is "walking fine," via Boyle.
On Sunday, Albert Breer of The MMQB first reported that Wilson was believed to have sprained his MCL.
Wilson, Carroll Comment on QB's Injury
Sunday, Sept. 25
"I don't think it's [as] severe as it looked," Wilson said after the game, per the team's official Twitter account. "I have good mobility. ... You always feel better when you win."
Wilson added that he'll have an MRI on his knee, per Brady Henderson of 710 ESPN.
"He sprained his knee a little bit," Carroll said, per the team's official Twitter account. "He'll do an incredible job of rehabbing."
Wilson Given Knee Brace
Sunday, Sept. 25
Bob Condotta of the Seattle Times reported Wilson was walking around the sideline with ice and a wrap on his knee.
Wilson Battling Injuries in Slow Start to 2016 Season
Wilson, 27, went down in the third quarter. He threw for 243 yards on 15-of-23 passing before Trevone Boykin replaced him under center.
Wilson previously suffered an ankle injury during Week 1's win over the Miami Dolphins. He managed to play through the injury and has remained one of the NFL's most productive quarterbacks in his fifth season.
After Week 3, Wilson has thrown for 755 yards and two touchdowns against one interception.
Boykin should suddenly ascend to the top spot on the depth chart if Wilson misses more playing time this season. The 23-year-old rookie was undrafted out of TCU but earned the backup job with an impressive preseason. The Seahawks eschewed all veterans in favor of keeping the cheap, younger option behind Wilson.
