Just sit down and rewatch the first half.
No issue with that viewpoint... future is unwritten for either player.
I don't know what's worse.
Seeing one side exaggerate how great Wilson is, or seeing the other side flat out act like he does nothing of substance on the football field.
Every time I come into S&T it's the same ol ****
Didn't even mean it like that. You should rewatch the first half and it will help to provide you some clarity.
I assume you're talking Moon, but McNabb was also excellent at throwing the ball. I'm only seeing one commonality.
1. Didn't ask you.
2. Wilson is not the same as those guys. He's a mobile QB like them, that's where the similarities end. Matter of fact it's extremely lazy on your end to even put him in the same category as those guys.
His pocket presence, his IQ, his field generalship, his ability to make just about any throw a QB needs to make, these qualities are more in line with traditional pocket QBs.
Again he plays behind a brutal pass blocking line, he can't sit back in the pocket because they won't let him and his receivers are just not talented to get open consistently. The Seahawks offense lives and dies on improvisation and Wilson finding his guys on post routes and most of those post routes are not built in, they're guys jumping around until Wilson is free to make throws.
Its downright sad how much he has to do but he makes it look so easy that people discount his ability because he doesn't put up inflated numbers in this QB **** sucking era.
But he isn't a real QB because he doesn't need a ******* Berlin wall to protect him and he doesn't need perennial all-pro receivers to catch for him. Got it, dude is too mobile for his own good I guess.[/quote
Ok Dude
Not worth the time.
