Seahawks' Russell Wilson: Full practice Wednesday

Wilson (knee) was a full practice participant Wednesday, Curtis Crabtree of Sports Radio KJR reports.

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"He's doing well," head coach Pete Carroll told the Seahawks' official site prior to drills. "He's going along just like we've seen the last few weeks. He's upbeat and feeling good, and he has worked really, really hard to do everything he can to be right, and he's going to [practice]. We'll know more after today what he feels like." Indeed, Wilson has brushed off the MCL sprain in his left knee and turned in an untarnished practice, just as he did after suffering a sprained right ankle in Week 1. Outside of drills, rehabilitation will consume the remainder of his preparation for Sunday's contest versus the Jets in New York. Although Wilson is trending toward active status, Carroll expects his starting QB to wear a knee brace if he suits up, which could hamper his noted ability to improvise.