Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson has put together a truly impressive career since being drafted by the organization.

Not only has Wilson produced great individual numbers and is a Super Bowl champion, but he is also one win away from being the first quarterback in NFL history to have a winning record in each of his first eight seasons.

When asked about the possibility of Wilson achieving that feat, Seahawks coach Pete Carroll stated that he wasn't familiar with that stat but that's it's ‘a great market.'

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“I didn’t know that was coming,” Seahawks head coach Pete Carroll told 97.3 KIRO FM’s Dori Monson. “That’s a great marker. He’s had a career already of first where he’s just done things so well coming out of the chutes and all that to put up numbers and consistency and all that kind of stuff.”

Carroll expanded on his thoughts about Wilson and highlighted the competitiveness and character that he brings to the team.

“I think it’s just another statement about his makeup and the character and the competitor he is,” he said. “He’s so consistently ‘Russ’ and he just continues to find ways to be that marvelous competitor that he is and it’s just paved its way to this kind of record opportunity and he’ll get that one before long, so that’s really cool that that’s happening.”

The Seahawks take on the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field in Week 12.