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Birth Date	November 29, 1988
Birthplace	Cincinnati, Ohio, United States
Education	North Carolina State University • University of Wisconsin
Married To	Ashton Meem (2012–2014) • Ciara (2016–present)
Height/Weight	5 ft 11 inch, 215 lb (1.80 m, 97 kg)
Throws	right-handed
Position	quarterback
Team	Seattle Seahawks
Jersey Number	3 (Seattle Seahawks, 2012–2020)
Draft	Drafted by the Seattle Seahawks in the third round (75th overall) of the 2012 NFL draft.
Twitter Handle	@DangeRussWilson

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How many Super Bowls did Russell Wilson win? Russell Wilson won one Super Bowl championship. How many times was Russell Wilson selected to the Pro Bowl? Russell Wilson was selected to the Pro Bowl seven times. How tall was Russell Wilson? Russell Wilson was 5 ft 11 inch, 215 lb (1.80 m, 97 kg). What position did Russell Wilson play? Russell Wilson played quarterback. When was Russell Wilson born? Russell Wilson was born on November 29, 1988, in Cincinnati, Ohio, United States. What college did Russell Wilson attend? Russell Wilson attended the University of Wisconsin and North Carolina State University.

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