The Seattle Seahawks and the Dallas Cowboys are facing off in a fantastic Week 3 contest. That game features a lot of stars, but possibly none bigger than Russell Wilson.

The quarterback of the Seahawks entered the game an incredible nine touchdowns compared to just one interception through two games. So what does he do in Week 3?

Well in the first half, he threw three touchdowns. Then in the first minute of the second half, he threw his fourth – connecting with tight end Jacob Hollister for a one-yard score.

That is 13 touchdowns through not even three weeks so far. And again, he still only has one interception on the year. It is safe to assume that Wilson is putting up an incredibly strong MVP case in 2020.

What is even crazier about this is that DK Metcalf had that boneheaded play earlier in the game. If he did not get stripped as he was showboating into the end zone, Wilson would have five touchdowns already today.

Currently, Seattle is down 31-30. It is a close contest that is coming down to the wire.

With that in mind, don't expect Wilson to be done with the theatrics and heroics. This touchdown pass was still in the third quarter of this game. Could we see another touchdown from the quarterback?

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At this point, it appears the sky is the limit for Wilson and the Seahawks. Nothing would really surprise anyone when it comes to him anymore.

Could he be on his way to his first career MVP? At this pace, it seems almost inevitable.

For the time being though, Wilson is likely only worried about Week 3 and the Cowboys. Can he continue to will his team to a victory?

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