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Russell Wilson: I won’t allow one play to define my career

Seattle quarterback Russell Wilson walks off the field after throwing an interception late in the fourth quarter of Super Bowl XLIX on Feb. 1.
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Russell Wilson has probably had better days.

After all, he’s less than 24 hours removed from throwing the late-game interception that turned what appeared to be a sure Seattle Seahawks Super Bowl victory into a devastating 28-24 loss to the New England Patriots.

But Wilson isn’t hanging his head. Instead, the quarterback has tweeted out several uplifting messages that are rooted in his faith and have a positive outlook.

“At 26 years old I won’t allow 1 play or 1 moment define my career,” Wilson tweeted Monday morning. “I will keep evolving.”

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He followed that message with the hashtag, “#Motivation.”

Earlier in the morning, Wilson tweeted, “Every setback has a major comeback,” followed by the hashtag, “#GreaterIsComing.”

About an hour before that, he sent out a Biblical quote: “I will love You, O LORD, my strength. (Psalms 18:1 NKJV)”

Soon after the heartbreaking loss Sunday night, Wilson thanked God as well as the Seahawks’ fans: “Thank You God for the opportunity. We’ll be back... I will never waiver on who He has called me to be ... Thanks 12s #GoHawks”

Twitter: @chewkiii

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