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CHICAGO — Russell Wilson was so dazzling he beat the Chicago Bears twice Sunday.
You can thank the Seahawks' stupefying late-game defense for forcing their quarterback to clone magic. But, hey, it only adds to the legend of the undersized rookie who is having an oversized impact.
This is Wilson's show now, and I'll go ahead and say it: This is his team, too. After he made the Bears look like Northwestern in a 23-17 overtime victory at Soldier Field, after he drove the Seahawks 97 yards to take the lead with 24 seconds left in regulation and followed with an 80-yard drive in overtime to prove the first was no fluke, Wilson graduated from young marvel to the undisputed man.
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