Russell Wilson bought a house for his mom and the video is great

Quarterback Russell Wilson recently became the NFL's highest-paid player when he signed a $140 million extension with the Seattle Seahawks.On Mother's Day, he surprised his mom with keys to a new house.Wilson posted a touching video showing his mom in disbelief and even saying at one point, “I'm going to pee myself!”Wilson also bought his offensive linemen $156,000 worth of Amazon stock.Visit INSIDER.com for more stories.Seattle Seahawks quarterback Russell Wilson recently set a new bar for pay in the NFL, signing a 4-year, $140 million extension, the richest in NFL history.Read more: Russell Wilson becomes NFL's highest-paid player with 4-year, $140 million extension with SeahawksOn Mother's Day, Wilson revealed that one of his first big purchases was a house for his mom.Wilson posted a pair of videos to Instagram, in which he hands keys to his mom and tells her they are keys to her new house. His mom looks around in shock not believing the gesture and takes several minutes before she is convinced to open the door. At one point she even exclaims, “I'm going to pee myself!”Instagram Embed: //instagram.com/p/BxYh50QgtqX/embed Width: 540pxWilson has been in a giving mood since signing the new contract. In April, it was revealed that Wilson thanked his 13 offensive linemen by purchasing $12,000 worth of Amazon stock for each of them.The Super Bowl winner wrote a letter to each of the linemen to thank them and saying he wanted to help them invest for the future.Read more: Russell Wilson thanked his offensive linemen by buying them $156,000 in Amazon stockIt is good to be Russell Wilson. It is also apparently good to be close to Russell Wilson.Read more from Cork Gaines:Championship teams visiting the White House has turned into a mess — here is how Trump and the teams have wrecked the tradition10 conspiracy theories that drive sports fans nuts and why they are probably bunkNASCAR's Talladega Superspeedway is so big, you could fit all 14 SEC football stadiums inside A family keeps turning down millions for its 1,900-square-foot house next to the Masters golf course