RENTON — After the initial celebration when Will Dissly caught a 14-yard touchdown pass from Russell Wilson in the second quarter of Sunday’s win at Pittsburgh died down came a sigh of relief.
The touchdown, which Dissly then matched with another in the third quarter, was his first since suffering a patellar tendon injury last Sept. 30 at Arizona, an injury that Dissly says now created a few brief moments of doubt whether he’d ever suit up for an NFL game again.
“It was kind of just a deep breath,’’ Dissly said Thursday of his reaction after scoring.