The great Russell Wilson

Wow somebody else who knows the game, cool~~~~~~~

That 106 passer rating the third best in the NFL. His TD.INT at 11-2 among the best as is his rushing yards. The guy is having a season similiar to his days in Seattle.

He holds onto the ball way too long and then he fumbles. He is the problem, maybe not the biggest problem but a problem. When you say he is not their problem that is like saying Donald Trump is not the Republicans problem. He is a problem but their problems of course go beyond him. Same with Wilson and the Broncos.

The guy is not known as a fumber, that would be Josh Allen. So he broke all those records holding on to the ball too long, really?

What it is is that D is terrible. On a team with a good D there is no problem.

Dude has played the #18, #22, #25, #26, and #28 ranked defense. He’s 1-4, and has a 82 rating in the 2nd half. Again, against very bad teams.

Not sure why you’re celebrating those stats.

I really thought those trolls were making it up about you but now you tell me that a good D can make up for just about anything?

This is a good example of how basic stats don’t tell the whole story. Take a closer look at yesterday’s game:

1st quarter: Wilson holds on to the ball too long and gets sacked in the end zone for a Jets safety.

2nd half: Broncos went three and out on 4 of their first 5 drives, with a fumble two plays into the fifth drive, as the Jets took and then extended their lead. With the Jets having three consecutive scoring drives to start the second half, the Broncos desperately needed their highly paid quarterback to change the momentum or at least have an extended drive to give their defense some rest. He failed to deliver during that pivotal stretch.

Last 2 minutes of 4th quarter: after the Broncos defense comes up huge with an interception, the Broncos get the ball down 3 with a chance to win the game. Instead, Wilson fumbles the ball, and the Jets pick it up and take it the other way for a game-clinching touchdown.

Wilson’s mistakes cost the Broncos 9 points and hurt the team. Is he the only reason they lost? No. Did he do enough to help the team win? No.

You can't be an effective QB when you are constantly playing from behind. When you MUST pass here comes that pass rush, a common sense thing.

This is holding on to the ball too long or an offensive line problem?

Last season his stats sucked. This season he has a 64 com%, 11-2 TD.INT and the third best passer rating at 106. Obviously on a whole other level than 2022.

Denver is losing because they can't stop anyone. You can't have the numbers he has and be the problem.

What is really gong on

One of the early surprises to the Denver Broncos season has been the play of Russell Wilson.
Yes, the Broncos are still 1-3, with lone win being against a terrible Chicago Bears team.
But it’s not because of the play of Wilson.
Through the first four games, the Broncos quarterback has some of the best stats in the league, with names like Josh Allen, Patrick Mahomes and Tua Tagovailoa.
No doubt there are times Wilson and the Denver offense has vanished in games. So it hasn’t been perfect.
But Wilson also isn’t the problem, despite what you heard or read from the New York media this week.

Wilson's numbers among the best in the league why is this being ignored? The cat simply plays for a bad team.

Compare Mahomes numbers to Wilson 's this season, Wilson's are better.

Yes, 100 percent holding the ball too long. An NFL quarterback needs to get rid of the ball in 3.0 seconds or less. The average time to throw last season for NFL quarterbacks was 2.6 seconds. Wilson got sacked at the 4-second mark in your video clip.

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Russell Wilson has himself to blame; Why so many NFL games have been close | Fox Sports

Russell Wilson was hit 17 times Sunday. Warren Sharp tells you why the QB has only himself to blame. Also, why are we seeing so many close NFL games this year?

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This is the problem with Denver

The Denver Broncos, who had the worst defense ever measured by DVOA through 4 games, also have the worst defense ever measured by DVOA through 5 games. To give you an idea of just how bad this start is on defense, let's take a look at where the Broncos rank in several key areas: 36.2 PPG (32nd) 450.6 Total YPG (32nd)1 day ago

Historically bad defense

Feel sorry for Wilson he should have stayed in Seattle.

Rookies.....

2021 was a pro bowl season for Wilson, had the great numbers as usual. then he gets traded to Denver, 2022 was a terrible season so bad it got the coach fired. So here comes 2023 and Wilson is back to putting up the kind of numbers he's always put up. problem is he's on a team with one of the worst D's in history, that's why they are losng not Russell Wilson and that should be very obvious.

Wilson 64 comp&/106 passer rating 11-2 td/int.......great numbers better than most the NFL.