Russell Wilson Rookie Highlights (2012)
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Russell Wilson 2012 Stats: 252/393, 3118 Yards, 26-10 TD/INT Ratio; 94 Carries, 489 Yards and 4 Touchdowns.
The knock on Russell Wilson coming into the 2012 season was his height, but it proved to be a non-factor thanks to his outstanding athleticism. Wilson's ability to escape pressure allowed him to create and manipulate passing lanes all year long. The end result of his athleticism was an outstanding statistical line for the 2012 regular season. He ended up throwing for 3,118 yards, 26 touchdowns and just 10 interceptions. The numbers gave him a great 100 quarterback rating, as he completed 64 percent of his passes on the year. Wilson was also effective on the ground. He compiled 489 yards and scored four times while averaging 5.2 yards per carry. Despite being a third-round pick, Wilson took command of the offense and used his versatile skill set to put together a shockingly good stat line.
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As a Niner fan I think he’s hands down the best improviser in the league
Just imagine 2020 Russ with the lob. They would be so good
That team would probably finish 13-3 and get the #2 seed in the NFC.
Imagine the 2012 team finishing 13-3, winning the NFC West title and playing in the SB if only the LOB didn't blow the late lead at 4 win Detroit, blow a late lead at 6 win Miami or blow a trip to the NFC title game if the defense doesn't choke in just 23 seconds.
Who's watching this in 2021 missing 2012-2014 Russ
Golden tate was so much fun too 😢
As you watch these rookie highlights, ask yourself, did you see Lynch or the defense make those plays for him?
Let fools tell it, that was the only reason why he looked good.
Then ask yourself this question, if they had that much impact, why aren't we watching 2010 and 2011 highlights of Matt Hassleback, Charlie Whitehurst and Tavaris Jackson, who combined to throw 29 TDs with 34 INTs,?
Remember, Lynch and the majority of the defense were on those teams.
Before Wilson it was Flynn
@@mclanegang1634Flynn never played in Seattle did he? They traded for him and russ got the job almost immediately
@@tylerd1297 he has the chance to shine pre season , but Russ came out of his shell
Welcome Russ 🤗🤗🤗
I’ve never seen a prettier deep-ball in my life!
What I notice was how much more Russ worked off the bounce when he was younger. Look at his feet on the drop backs.
2021 Jalen Hurts.
Bro I came here to see what hurts going to do !
Bro same here
Yup the similarities are there
With the exception of Russ being a better passer
The good old Russ before the 1 yard line and Ciara effect damn those were good times
Another dumb comment.
The good Russ that gave them a late lead at Detroit only to see the defense blow it.
The good Russ that gave them a late lead at Miami only to see the defense blow it.
The good Russ that gave them a lead with 23 seconds left in Chicago, only to see the defense blow it before Russ won it in OT
The good Russ that had them 31 seconds from the NFC title game until his defense blew it in just 23 seconds.
All those games were on the road.
The good Russ that gave them a 24-14 4th quarter lead in the SB only to see the defense blow it.
That's how dumb your comment was.
That defense was CONSTANTLY blowing leads after Wilson gave them the lead.
You mean the good ol Russ with an actual o line
@@usopenitentiary man, they just don't know.
I tell folks, name me another QB who would have had his success for 10 straight years behind the O-line and outdated coaching philosophy he had while staying on the field.
Remember, his injury was the result of his finger hitting a helmet.
Other QBs would have been out as much y Carson and Penny were.
@@123slasher.16 they act like he’s not a better QB that was running for his life half the time
@@usopenitentiary Russ is among the greatest QBs ever.
Wilson is better without an undershirt that has sleeves.
yep hes alot more dynamic
No way I literally just searched up this video to see him where no sleeves again.
@@books2569 same
5:56 dang hurts just did that last Sunday, they really are similar qbs...ofc Russell was the better passer coming out of college
Had better receiving options too. . Devonta Smith can be golden tate, goedert is zach Miller, eagles need a sidney rice type in the draft
@@mamatheregoesthatman3361 and a marshawn lynch
IMO, Russ is better than Hurts even now, at 35.
@@mamatheregoesthatman3361: Russ has never had great receivers. He had very solid to good receivers but not single one will wind up in the HoF except possibly DK, whom he only had for 2.5 seasons. Lockett is borderline, and four his first three seasons he looked like a potential injury bust. He didn’t even play a full season until 2019.
Rice, Tate and Baldwin were probably the most dangerous triple threat receivers that year and the following year! 🙄😎
I’m seeing this all over again with Jalen Hurts!!!!
That’s crazy me too lol
The second highlight had a similar throwing motion to hurts rn. The similarities are there
Caleb Williams brought me here
Back when the Seahawks had a solid O-line.
U a little late for rookie highlights he been a seahawks for 10 years
Hey man, let Seahawks fans bask in nostalgia lol I come back to watch his rookie tape every once in awhile just for fun.
Steeler nation