Michael Vick: Russ shows instability & Seattle needs to improve before postseason ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Michael Vick: Russ shows instability & Seattle needs to improve before postseason ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2020-11-16T12:34:14-05:00
Description: Michael Vick joins the show and reacts to the Seattle Seahawks' loss to the Los Angeles Rams in week 10 of the NFL season. Vick has backed Russell Wilson all season but admits Seattle is showing instability & needs to improve before the postseason.

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Michael Vick joins the show and reacts to the Seattle Seahawks' loss to the Los Angeles Rams in week 10 of the NFL season. Vick has backed Russell Wilson all season but admits Seattle is showing instability & needs to improve before the postseason.

NOVEMBER 16, 2020・first things first・3:59

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Michael Vick: Russ shows instability & Seattle needs to improve before postseason ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Michael Vick joins the show and reacts to the Seattle Seahawks' loss to the Los Angeles Rams in week 10 of the NFL season. Vick has backed Russell Wilson all season but admits Seattle is showing instability & needs to improve before the postseason.

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