kskboys
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Dude.........height is the reason. Wilson has always had to take massive 7-10 step dropbacks just so he could see. Quick passing is mostly out of the question. Due to height limitations.- The problem is not Russell's height..... he has way longed proved critics vastly wrong on that note.
One of the biggest problem is at times, was Wilson will just hold onto to the ball that leads to unneccesary sacks than it turns out to be.
- Wilson very much vastly complained about the OL blocking in Seattle that led the charge to him wanting out after his Seahawks career legacy that included two SB trips and one SB win.
But ironically he has the same OL issues in Denver.
- The current Seattle team only did minimal tweak changes at OL., there are still no corner stone studs on that OL.
But yet note how journeyman newcomer Geno Smith is productively operating behind that OL that Wilson was criticizing.
Geno's game stepped up significantly... while Russell's game significantly dropped so badly.
- Russell's height has nuthin to do with the constant bad decisions and unusual off-accuracy he is making during his Bronco year.
To make matters worse, Broncos abandon the run and made the run game a no show many a times too often, one RB got IRe'd, the other fumbled his way outta Denver.
Wilson has to play around his height limitations, and his OC must be aware of it. In DEN, they appear to draw up the game plans as if he's 6-4. And that is why he has been beyond horrific in DEN.
What do you mean by he's proven his critics wrong? He has to play a certain way due to height limitations, so exactly what has he proven? He's proven that in the right scheme he can still produce despite these height limitations.