Russell Wilson can’t see the middle of the field.
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This week’s film breakdown analyzes the Denver Broncos Quarterback Russell Wilson and his issues seeing the middle of the field. The Broncos have kicked off the year as the second lowest-scoring offense in the NFL, and the Russell Wilson offense has not cooked whatsoever to say the least. He’s always had issues seeing the middle of the field, but now it’s worse than ever, plus there are even a couple of other issues. What has happened to this unit in 2022 and what are the other issues that have arisen? This week’s episode uses the all-22 coaches film to analyze Denver Broncos Quarterback Russell Wilson.
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Read the article from Seth Galina which talks about how he’s been regressing
All Russell have to do is slide a little to the left or slide a little to the right..That would allow him 2 see the crosser..
He could take a deeper drop also.
All Russell need to do is talk to Drew Brees to find out how Brees saw the middle of the field..Russell can hit the crosser in a different window than he supposed to..He can take a deeper drop..He can move a little to the right or left to see past the Oline. Oline can get creative. They can push the Dlineman 2 steps in the opposite direction of the WR's route to create a lane for Russell to see.
Your analysis seems plausible......if true.....then things will not bode well for Kyler Murray in the near future.
@@victorsears1671 the problem with taking a deeper drop is the OL (despite the overhype) is below average....which could lead to some ugly sacks.
I don’t think people realized that this has been his problem his whole career
Because he was athletic enough to cover it up
@@guyinthecomments6217 True. But all you would’ve had to do was look at his passing charts like the one shown. It hasn’t been a secret for years. Seen that many times
I think most people have realized this years ago....
Similar to Kyle Murray! If you are unable to do it all then you should not be given all that guaranteed money. Teams fault!
Except it isn’t true. The data shows he’s been throwing to the middle of the field. Check Sports Info Solutions or PFF.
I'm honestly baffled they aren't using more roll out to get Russ into space. I think you nailed it with his vision and height being unable to see the middle of the field from the pocket. His strength has always been extending the play with his legs, which also opens up the field of view for him
Because you cant rollout all the time. At some point you have to stand in the pocket and hit the darts in the middle or downfield
Teams are expecting that with Russ. That’s why Hackett is trying to turn him into a pocket qb
Cuz they don’t have a head coach capable of being creative like that. Maybe Pete wasn’t as bad as everyone said.
He doesn’t have the legs for it anymore to do it at the rate in Wilson Seahawks days, and his chemistry with his WR not there yet.
@@tjdmt297 I’ve watched every single offensive snap. Hacketts play calling isn’t the issue
We true Seattle Seahawks fans who live up here in the Pacific Northwest have seen this and we have been preaching this for so long and everybody has said no we're just haters but now he makes a video about it 💯
So no true Scottsman?
Russ used to regularly put up video game numbers, but he has never been the same since the week 7 game against AZ in 2020. I personally fall into the camp of thinking he got a concussion that was never diagnosed. Then he came back too soon after the ruptured tendon in his finger and was playing with an injured ankle on top of that.
He spent his whole career being "too short," and yes it was something he always had to learn to work around. Ultimately, he didn't give himself enough time to heal and I think that is what was his downfall.
Speak for yourself
Lol y’all are some ungrateful haters dude brought y’all a chip maybe two if the route doesn’t get jumped now he ain’t shyt fake ah fans
Wilson is just too short
Amazing how these fans throw him under the bus. Probably a bunch of trumpers , and TV football experts.
As a Seahawks fan I can say we definitely knew about his middle of the field issues. If it wasn't a bootleg or a scramble Russ never used the middle.
Nobody ever paid attention to us.
You got rid of him just at the right time, selling high. And Geno Smith is kicking butt!
@@rasskall-aka-Luke_A. dude is dropping dimes. Saints game really caught my eye.
He is just too small to see over the people in the centre line so he has to throw to the outside more. If you cover the outside his completion rate drops drastically. Seahawks fan here. I also have seen him crumble under pressure and knows he has a poor mentality.
@@rasskall-aka-Luke_A. Could've gotten 3+ firsts for him just one season prior. oh well.
He has never been able to consistently throw to the middle of the field, that's why he frustrated lots of OCs. What he used to be able to do was extend plays when his protection broke down, and that made him successful and valuable. He seems to have lost that mobility, and thus the spotlight on his dropback limitations.
I think the strategy of NFL defense has caught up with that too, it's super hard to run scramble drills against zone
He is still plenty mobile. Highlights of him running effective outside the pocket. The broncos need to shape their offense. Getting outside the pocket more. He is short. So in the pocket has always been a problem. Change the pass blocking. To create more passing lanes. Plus over time he will develop more chemistry with the receivers. Hell have go deeper in the pocket. Have more receivers running deeper routes. A big thing is run the ball alot more. Set up deep routes with play action.
@@davidcook680 Run the ball more? When you give up as much as the Broncos did to get him, and then sign him to that contract extension, he needs to be the focal point and driving force of the offense. He should not need the help of a strong run game.
@@russelldevaney7001 True. Too much money to hold someone's hand.
@@davidcook680 Run the ball more? Dawg they just lost their best young runner in Javonte Williams this season. Even then in terms of scheme/design from Hackett I haven't seen anything creative that leads to efficient offense. Part of it is Russ (they DON'T/CAN'T run anything under center because thats how Russ rolls) but everything else on offense doesn't really fall into anything seamless either.
The "danger will be back in Denver" part probably took the longest to edit as our boy Alex was laughing everytime he said it lol.
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The only thing dangerous with the Broncos is John Elway's BAC levels.
The only thing that’s dangerous there is what they’re half of the pay him
As a Niners fan, it pains me to say this but Russell's struggles on Denver highlights how good of a coach Pete Carroll is.
Coach Caroll made an offense that could cattier to Russel needs,
As a Seahawks fan, I can’t believe I only just now realized this may have been part of the reason we ran the ball up the middle so often: I think they wanted to make sure defenses had to respect the middle for run threat, cause it wasn’t gonna be a pass threat 😔
It's also to slow down the pass rush against the qb that holds the ball the longest in the nfl
@@gameboyn64 Oh right! I do not miss that stress 😄
Great breakdown, learned more in ten minutes from this video than anything I’ve heard in years of national sports talk.
Really glad guys like you can have a platform!
That's why I'm here, thank you brother!
The Seahawks really traded him at the most perfect time possible, what a W
@@bdt5096 Stick wit soccer lil bro
@@bdt5096 2 1st round picks, 2 2nd round picks, 2 solid role players and a backup QB and Seattle has the same record as the team he was traded to. Yeah, that's a W.
@@bdt5096 You think that the dudes talking about the W-L? Denvers record is what? Not talking about wins genius. Rebuilds are inevitable. Would you rather have a quarter billion dollar QB w no draft capital over the duration of that contract or cap room, multiple picks, and a starting Te and DB? MMMM yea. Oh but on yer side of the argument "2-3" lol... Genius ISNT somethig yer "seriously" referred to as right?
@@bdt5096 Considering they would be 1-4 with russ this year that’s a major W lol. Use your brain fella
@@bdt5096 Lmaoo cry more 😂 you traded for the wrong QB
Seahawks FLEECED denver, holy crap. Brilliant move by them.
People underestimate how well Lockett could read Russ' mind and find the perfect spot in the defense and be exactly where Russ was expecting
Pete Carroll understood how to use him. Pete also understood that his end is near.
Spot on analysis. The Seahawks knew exactly how to use Russell Wilson. Unfortunately for Wilson, he mistakenly thought our play style wasn’t optimal for his stats (even though we maximized his deep ball easy touchdown opportunities). Once his ability to extend plays fell off a cliff, Russell was easy to game plan against.
Thanks Michael. The extending the play ability is a MASSIVE part of his game, we can see what things look like without it and it ain't pretty
I remember reading thing in years after their super bowl appearances, playoff miss, that Russell thought he could be the next Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, Drew Bress and have the offense build around him, him throwing it around, go much more spread offense, and it was natural evolution to try to accomplish, you have a QB that's been improving every year, support players moved on because of age or price, add Russell's big contract extension, I believe I read after the Seahawks missed the playoffs, Pete Carroll threw in the towel and went back to the power running game. I specifically remember the articles said that defensive players thought they had another super bowl appearance or even two and possibly another title if Pete Carroll just stuck to the formula that worked instead of trying to placate Russell Wilson and his desire for QB stardom.
This is the best description ive seen on Wilson and is something ive been saying for years. The key early on was he had the speed to extend plays. But he has lost a step thus expising his weaknesses over the middle
Atleast we're historic. Broncos country, let's cry.
As a Seahawks fan I would add that another issue with his injuries and the way they changed his play is that he always seemed like he needed time to warm up and running with the ball a few times seems to help with that. It got him hyped up I think. My worry if I am a Denver fan is whether he still has that mobility in him or if age and injury are preventing it.
As a Seahawks fan, one of the reasons why Russ found offensive success in Seattle is because of his great wide receivers. Russ is very dependent on deep balls to receivers is expecting the receiver to win the one on one and catch the ball. Especially when he’s getting blitzed. When you see Russ getting blitz, he most likely just chucks a beautiful deep ball as he can’t see the middle of the field because of the amount defenders coming to get him. This worked in seattle because of dynamic receivers like Baldwin, Lockett, Metcalf and even Jimmy Graham, and Golden Tate who are speedsters aside from Graham that could create separation. I don’t think Courtland is a speedster receiver. Juedy is good and fast but more of route running guy. However, Russ has found KJ Hamler of deep balls a couple of times. Russ trust Hamler because his speed on verticals.
I find this episode not so much about RW but more, for me, I learn more about football schemes and learning the lingo.. thank you!
That's why I'm here!
“The danger will be back in denver” honestly sent chills down my spine, great video
Thank you!
I've been watching Wilson for 10 years and we are all glad he's gone. All I got to say is good luck Denver. The danger was never ever danger at all whatsoever. If you Denver fans think Wilson was gonna turn into a good QB, well now you know why we traded his ass.
@@Chazz_US_Marine 26 touchdowns in a “down” year is that bad I see
Don't take of your spine fur just yet we gonna get Russell high heels!
@@Chazz_US_Marine Smh. 9 Pro Bowls, 2 Super Bowl trips, and a ton of wins over a decade. What an ungrateful person you are.
Sign of a good day: sit down on the toilet and see Alex uploaded a new video. Perfect timing. I’m a simple man 🙏
You put shit in you get shit out. Thanks brother!
love your content and I so appreciate you putting this video together. As a Broncos fan it is maddening to watch this offense look pre-pubescent but the hope continues that the awkwardness of puberty may give way to a mature offense with self awareness.
I like this comment
Writing like this deserves a Pulitzer
Thanks Abraham! Puberty is key, we all gotta go through it brother
Finally someone said it. I have been trying to point this out for years. He was able to make up for this flaw in his game with running and escapability but since he doesn't run anymore unless he running for his life it does not cover up the glaring flaw in his game due to him being short. I was kinda glad Denver took him off of the Seahawk's hands because with that contract there was no way to improve in other areas.
Nobody on YT does football like you! Hats off. You win!!
Brett kollmann a beast too bro
Facts
As a Hawks fan, I've known this for years. When a lane opens up he can see, when it doesn't he has to roll out. It's why he's always so high on the list for time holding the ball. Quick slants are completely out of his playbook.
We know Russ is gonna be progressively older, progressively slower, and still 5'10"...... Good luck with that, Denver. Thanx for the pix!!!
I think quick slants were out of the playbook after the butler int 😂
Not seeing the middle has been a problem for his whole career, but he’s been able to move around for his whole career. Now might not be the case. They might get better, but they wont me elite. The smallest of details make the largest differences.
As a Broncos fan I appreciate how you ended the video. Optimism is key!
There’s no optimism in Denver, FOH! They’re going to suck for another decade! We’ve got a few spots left in #BillsMafia if you’re interested?
Put this up above, so I'll throw it here again
I think Brees' anticipation and preparation were both elite to the point where even if he couldn't see stuff over the middle, he could throw it almost without seeing it
Thanks for the analysis, interesting to see as a Seahawks fan who hasn’t watched much of Denver besides week one.
Wilson needs to watch this..about 100 times
I was waiting all week for this video, amazing content
Thanks JC!
Been saying this all season. I say that’s why he has so many deep passes. He can’t see over his linemen. He throws a great, accurate ball as usual. Plus, with a new coach EVERYBODY is learning the system. Maybe his receivers were not that bad in Seattle.
Russell was able to move around better when he was younger. He’s slowed down, a LOT. Seahawks fans know this. He blamed his offense and threw them under the bus for this. Don’t be surprised when he does the same in Denver.
When speaking of Russel Wilson, that area of the field shall now be known as "the Malcom Butler"
Awesome content, thanks! Would love to see a video about which teams are coached best and worst and why that is!
Thanks brother! I don't really do ranking videos, but best coached teams I'd say Buffalo, Patriots, Chiefs, Falcons, Eagles, Giants
@@AlexRollinsNFL No raiders?
lol love that this was in my recommended right after he missed a wide open receiver on 3rd 🤣🤣🤣
Major oof
@@AlexRollinsNFL yeah, I do agree tho with the video, it broke it down so perfectly. I also think that's why russ is so good when he rolls out, not just because of his speed, because he can see the whole field. Maybe players like kyler Murray sort of have the same problem and that's why he rolls out so much? Especially on deep throws I feel like he is rarely in the pocket.
Hopefully you'll catch on more. That way you'll be able to post more often. Always look forward to what you put out. Thank you!
I always catch your videos super early. 8 minutes after you posted this time! I didn’t even try.
Man, this really is not what we expected so far but I agree there is a lot of potential yet to fulfill. Thanks for breaking down the film!
Appreciate you as always brother. Broncos were one of my top offenses to target in fantasy, but I ended up missing out on them for the most part which I thought would burn me. Yay?
He was overpaid in Seattle, I can't imagine how the broncos feel.
I remember your first vid on the Russ not being able to see down the middle. You called it before the season and couldn’t be more right
I've been saying this for years about Wilson and now people are learning it.
So why didn’t you call Paton before the trade ?
He's turning out to be one of the biggest bust in history. Denver gave up a whole lot and now they are doomed for years to come.
SIZE IS A SKILL - Chris Simms
Ooh that ending to the vid got me HYPED lol
Russell Wilson’s mom doesn’t even have his phone number, she has to contact his manager to get ahold of him.
Feels like once every couple of years I see a video talking about how he can't see or doesn't target the middle of the field due to his height. It sucks but he needs to have some Steve Young in him and throw with anticipation even when he can't see. Young talked about it when he was learning the west coast offense and even joked about not being able to see his receivers but throwing it anyway. Or Russ can do the Drew Brees thing and be happy foot in the pocket to wiggle into different throwing windows to get a snapshot of the field. But that's up to Russ.
Agreed. Gotta have faith in your receivers doing their job too.
@@alienlife7754 He doesn’t have enough weapon in DEN. Sutton would be a WR3 in Seattle. And Saubert would be a TE4.
@@eXoticon Saubert is a TE4 in Denver.... TE1 and TE2 are on IR, TE3 is Albert O.
Love the content
Can you analyze Nick Chubbs dominance so far this season?
I’m wondering what he does to be so good
He doesn't skip leg day
Excellent request. Dude is subtle and shifty as hell. For someone with such impact on a game, I keep forgetting he's even there...until he blows up the D with some crucial run. They all know he's coming and can't seem to do much to stop him.
Have a good O-line. Even undrafted D’Ernest Johnson has done extreme damage running behind that line when Chubb has been out with injuries.
He squats like a rhino.
His height has been a problem for years! Me and my father noticed it years ago. I’m actually shocked it’s just now being noticed by the media at large.
Great breakdown 👍🏾
Thanks Moore
Alex, how did shorter QB's like Drew Brees overcome the difficulty of seeing the middle of the field? Was it mostly through schematic adjustments?
it’s gotta be partially through scheming and partially through personnel. i’d imagine having taller wide receivers like marques colston and michael thomas has gotta at least partially help with vision issues.
Drew is 6ft. Russ is 5’4 on a good day.
I don't mean to copy pasta but I answered this above a second ago so I'll put it here
I think Brees' anticipation and preparation were both elite to the point where even if he couldn't see stuff over the middle, he could throw it almost without seeing it
I also think there's a commitment to attacking the middle of the field that's necessary, and Brees understood that. Also you can see him craning his neck whenever he threw over the middle cause he literally couldn't see otherwise 😂
@@AlexRollinsNFL thanks, Alex!
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This channel is awesome 👌
Thank you!
As a lifelong Seahawks fan, I am happy to say that crossing patterns and slants are back in the playbook with Geno Smith.
But the Super Bowl ain't
@@EmperorStarscream we haven't played enough games to know that yet
@@BigBallJerry I know they won't beat the Cowboys, Eagles or 49ers in the playoffs...if the Seahawks even make it
Lifer Seahawks fan here. Lemme say this. During RWilson's prime, he was always under-rated because he was on the Seahawks. He made enough plays that he finally couldn't be ignored. Then when he got older, more beat up from taking to many sacks from holding the ball.... and his height finally came into play because he couldn't scramble like Tarkenten any more. Now he was over-rated, just as the Broncos traded for him and gave him that contract. Russell could still prove us all wrong, but maybe not until next year when the Broncos retool.
I’ve been screaming this about Russ for the past 3/4 years! Hence why he is always improvising! And missing the quick reads
These are just things us seahawks fans have been saying for years.
I’m in Tacoma WA. I’ve been saying this for years. He doesn’t utilize the middle of his TE’s
Or*
Everyone seems so surprised but Seahawks fans all realized this the last few years. GENO to the tight end in the middle. GO HAWKS
The height thing is a red herring. Drew Brees is not appreciably taller but had no issues making it rain in the middle of field. This style is just Russ' artistic choice.
Thank you. It's low hanging fruit. If anyone thinks they run this stuff in practice and russ simply doesn't see the middle of the field and the offensive coaches say "keep that play in there because since he isn't coming back to the slant in practice he will definitely do it in the game" It seems to be a comfort thing. Russ doesn't like to throw picks and at this point in his career he can definitely anticipate who will be open based on the coverage. He's just not pulling the trigger and that scares me more than him simply not knowing someone is open.
Brees at least tries to stand on his toes. I’ve never seen Russell tiptoe, maybe he’s too proud to do it
Brees' processing was 100x better, Brees couldnt see much either but he knew where his guys were and had a better touch in tight spaces to do rub and slant routes that Russ could only dream of doing., The Superbowl is the most glaring example
Russell Wilson is not Drew Brees.
I'm just saying the "Russ CAN'T SEE over the line because, too short" thing is bogus and Brees proved that out. Height is the only time I would compare the two head to head.
"Just win baby", "if you're not first, you're last" and "let's ride", some of the greatest quotes in sports history.
"GO HAWKS!"... he should have left it at that. But that's what started it. At a certain point he changed to "me me me" and wanting to be Drew Brees, Payton Manning or Joe Montana instead of just a great Pro-Bowler who would have been remembered well.
Put that shit on
I think something that is understated is the importance of receivers like doug baldwin and tyler lockett were for russell. Neither are particularly athletic but they run routes well, are sure handed, understand broken plays, and have a good understand of how to catch a deep pas s. Throughout russell's career, he has struggled to hit more athletic type receivers like metcalf consistently
The trade itself with the lost draft picks and the staggering amount of money he's being paid is gonna haunt the Broncos for a long time.
As the saying goes
“Broncos Country… Russell’s Blind”
oof
Alex should be the top color commentator in the NFL. NO ONE explains the complexity of this game in such a simple form than Alex. This channel has made me a better fan.
Aye Freddy that means a ton, thank you my guy
As a Seahawk fan, I can tell you that Russel Wilson is a winner and a world-class athlete. Haters beware.
What do you think about the last play where Jeudy breaks outside instead of staying over the middle? Obviously it could have led to an easy completion and a possible 6 points if Russ had been on the same page there, but was he freelancing and doing what he wasn't supposed to? I think the more time they spend together the more they'll be able to connect on those plays, but man... I feel like KJ Hamler was open on half of these plays because he was running over the middle of the field. Dude's going to rage his way right off that team, and I don't blame him.
True Jeudy should’ve stuck to the route AND Wilson has to be better at going through his progressions.The KJ Hamler miss on the last play of the game is symbolic of how often this nigga Russell picks a receiver before the snap and sticks to that receiver ignoring the other receivers.
I think that's on Russ. But, it's definitely a miscommunication thing, I don't think Russ missed the throw, they were just on different pages
Wasn't Drew Brees able to throw effectively over the middle of the field despite his height?
Yes he was. I don’t think that 3cm really make a difference
Russ is 5'9
@@andycole1065 Russ 5‘9 and Brees 6‘0.
So that’s one inch difference. One inch. 3 cm. Don’t tell me that makes any difference for field vision.
@@Lovecars1218 3inches makes a huge difference. Have you ever played football specifically QB?
@@Lovecars1218 you know there's 12 inches in a foot, right? 😂
On that Saul concept that crosser going backside is probably the last read so he comes down to the crosser on the same side
I didn't include the endzone angle, but if you look closely he goes straight to it after Sail. I definitely see what you're saying though
Good video awesome awareness of the game
Thanks Jaime
I can only say Thank you PC and JS. You have restored my faith in you'll. Hoping for top 5 pick from Broncos. For RW, he got his bag, I don't care anymore what happens to him.
I also wanted to say this. Wilson's numbers as a pocket passer are BETTER than his numbers outside the pocket so he is more than capable of doing that you just have to design a offense around his talent where as QB's who are bigger can function in almost any offense. Lets just hope the Broncos don't figure it out this year. I want 2 top 10 picks thank you.
His talent is scrambling and getting out of the pocket.... then throwing or running. He is slowing down after taking to many hits (his fault not the Line's)... Also, the Seattle receivers' he always had were used to his style and grew with him. Baldwin, Lockett, all the TE's... they knew how to improvise and react to his abilities. Now, all that is just... outside the window of his talent and they are on borrowed time.
Him: this is going to look really bad in slow motion.
Me: O.M.G.
😂😂
I swear this the second time we’ve talked about this😂😂😂
Broncos country.....................lets ride. LMAO🤣🤣
A scooter
LETS RIDE
Riiiide till he can't no more...and that appears quite imminent.
Let's hide.
I just watched the Monday night game against the Chargers and the Broncos offense was horrific.
The game was tied in the beginning of the 4th quarter and the offense managed to go three and out. Then they get a gift interception from Herbert and get the ball on the Chargers 25yd line and proceed to go three and out again and settle for a FG. The Chargers tied with a FG of their own and the Broncos then proceed to go three and out two more times before going into over time. They get the ball in OT and go three and out again, Chargers go down the field and kick a FG for the win.
Russell is done and should retire and these three bum receivers aren’t helping out much either. All of this hype about Sutton and Jeudy and they never do jack squat. They suck and this team is the most boring team in the league. I’d rather watch grass grow. Retire Russ.
"All of his shortcomings" My brother in christ...
🤣😂
As a Seahawks fan I have been saying this for Years!!
I wanna see russ scramble again
So Russell is bad because of his height.
Wow,just imagine how bad Kevin Hart would be.
Sports Reporters: Russell Wilson can’t see the middle of the field:
Real Seahawks Fans: "No Shit"
He may eventually play better, but right now he has to heal the torn lat in his throwing shoulder. Gonna be a tough month or so in Denver
I think this video perfectly encapsulates what I’ve been saying about this team. Russ has played the worst stretch of 5 games in his career, but at the same time everytime the team seems to get something going, there’s a big drop, big penalty, big offensive line breakdown, or a fumble😂
The Russell wilson slander and revisionism in this comment section is out of hand
Now we all know why Russell Wilson doesn’t get MVP votes.
He doesn’t get MVP votes because of biased opinions about him. He has been a top 5 QB for half of his career and deserved votes in 2015, 2018, and 2019. Everyone pretends as if he’s the only QB with flaws. It makes no sense.
He was going to get a vote but someone forgot to turn in their vote
@@brianwilliams1358 I disagree. IMO, he doesn't get votes because anyone who knows football realizes Russ is a system quarterback. I very good system qb, but system nonetheless.
Took 11 years. Fucking bull.
@@brianwilliams1358He's had a few top 5 seasons. In order to get MVP votes the bare bones minimum is a top 3 performance with a comparable level of play to the top performing player. If he performed like the BEST QB and not "one of the best" he'd have some votes.
As a avid Seahawk fan little do you know I have been yelling this since back in 2015. Doug Baldwin used to get open A LOT over the middle and Russ would never see him used to piss me off so much.
Love the shoutout to Lovie Smith's beard, obviously the reason they won last week against Jacksonville.
If just one guy gets distracted by it, that's all you need baby
@@AlexRollinsNFL I'm getting hella distracted and I'm just watching it on the TV.
@@asmahasmalaria8596 Lovie's beard has 3 children with 3 different women
I think it was only a matter of time people start noticing tbh. Mans was just lucky Seattles scheme fit his arm power and accuracy.
Seahawks fan here. And you nailed it along with his scrambling ability and burst which no longer is there.
Those brutal third down conversion rates were the much the same in Seattle and it was maddening, and he was the master of the three-and-out. Wilson needs to play in space - one problem now is he has gotten heavy - and slower. He's gone from "Let Russ Cook" to the "Pillsbury Throwboy." Dude needs to lean up. He always got heavy in the off season too - and it was NOT from lifting or training - it's just straight over eating. This season he has shed none of it and it is glaring.
Eating good with Ciara 🍽
Yes
Russel Wilson...ride out!
Russ might really play himself out of the first ballot HOF
I didn't know he ever played himself in the HOF let alone first ballot
What
HOF is turning into a joke
At first I was bummed he left the hawks being a hawks fan since 81. Now...I'm loving it. Had his offense been as good as the LoB was, the team would have been unstoppable. Honestly glad we parted ways. His Go hawks now felt very commercial and now gross...
I've been saying this for years. I've watched almost every game he has played in Seattle.
I've been telling Broncos fans this for months now. Defence is much easier when you don't have to play the middle of the field within 10yds of the line of scrimmage.
You Broncos fans kept calling me a hater because Russ left Seattle....how do you like me now?
Denver definitely needs you to help them. As a Denver fan, I beg you to break it down to them! I don't think they've figured this out yet, because they keep trying to get open in the middle!
Only bangers 🔥🔥
Thanks Mills!
Seahawks fan here. Yes, we have known this for a decade. News from the PNW really does travel slowly, eh?
Finally some one said it! He's too short now and hight does matter in football!
Patiently waiting for Geno Smith video 😂
All Russ needs to do is turn 29 again and pick up his lost step and avoid losing the forthcoming second lost step when he turns another year older. QED.