seriously folks, did our coaches develop this guy? did he come from Miss St this polished? Someone on our team has done some serious work with him, its unbelivable that a rookie can come in here and look like this. your thoughts
This is an awesome question. Some of this is just internal to the player and his willingness to learn and grow. Good, potentially great, players are the more than the sum of their parts. He's young and already lost what many of us hold most dear in life...our mother. This can break or make a man. Perhaps he's doing this to prove that his mother's life was not in vain. That's too romantic of a notion. So perhaps he was just raised to continually improve.
However, to the heart of the question as I read it, who found him? Which scout? Who advocated for him in the war room during the draft? If he continues, will the league start to believe that players like him, R. Wilson, aren't just outliers but perhaps the standard for success.
Has the front office finally started to look in corners and other areas long neglected to find those players that just win. I wonder what happens if he's surrounded by a speedy WR, some young TEs that just open up the middle of the field and they keep a good line in front of him.
But mostly I wonder...who was the first guy (or gal) that said..."He's good...and should be a Cowboy..." Let's buy them a round or two and simply say..."thanks." Not for a player that could be a superstar...too early for that....but for giving us hope again...