Fans of the Seattle Seahawks have kickstarted the ‘Let Russ Cook' movement and that's exactly what the Seattle Seahawks did on their first drive of the season. After the Atlanta Falcons scored a field goal, Russell Wilson responded by throwing a touchdown pass to Chris Carson.

Wilson likely isn't going to have many throws come as easy as the one he had to Carson on the touchdown play. Not long after snapping the ball, Wilson was able to quickly find the team's No. 1 running back wide open in the flat.

On his first drive of the season, Wilson completed all six of his passes for 47 yards. Of course, he capped off the drive with the short touchdown toss to Carson out of the backfield.

Many people have asked for the Seahawks to allow Wilson to put the ball in the air more often this season. Seeing how Seattle looked on their first drive, everyone may be getting what they desired.

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