Russell Wilson: 'No more pin. Time to win,' chances rise he will return to Seahawks soon
Nov. 1—The Seahawks' Great Pin Mystery is solved.
About an hour after coach Pete Carroll said Monday the pin surgeons had put in Russell Wilson's repaired middle finger was still in the quarterback's throwing hand and he didn't know when it was coming out, Wilson said it was out.
"No more pin. Time to win," Wilson posted on his Twitter social-media account Monday afternoon.
So 24 days after his surgery. Wilson has taken the first step toward Wilson playing again soon.
Wilson had the pin put in to stabilize his finger in surgery Oct. 8 in Los Angeles. That was to repair a torn tendon and dislocation on the middle finger of his throwing hand.
Now that Wilson has the pin out, he can bend his finger. Now that he can bend his finger, he can take what Carroll said doctors told the team was "a couple days" during Seattle's bye this week for the finger to heal before Wilson can throw a football.
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