Wilson was the 49ers' obvious lead back, accounting for 22 of the team's 30 rushing attempts. He scored the team's first touchdown, catching a ball over the center of the field and outrunning several defenders on a 21-yard run to the end zone. The score came with 11:43 left in the first quarter and it took only three plays for Montana to find Wilson again. This time he carried the ball eight yards around the right side for a second touchdown. In addition to his work as a runner, Wilson returned nine punts for 89 yards (10.1 average). He also had two passes thrown his way, one of which was intercepted by the Seahawks' John Lynch and returned 55 yards for a touchdown. That gave Seattle a 14-3 lead early in the third quarter. As a receiver, Wilson caught five passes from Montana, four of them for touchdowns. His last score came with 9:44 left in the fourth quarter and it gave the 49ers their final margin of victory, 28-24. On that play, Montana found Wilson across the middle of the field for an easy touchdown catch and kick. After the game, coaches said they were not sure if Wilson would be able to play due to a sore knee but he did return some punts during the game.