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He's right.Shannon Sharpe has never been the sharpest knife in the drawer.
strongly disagree.He's right.
I think Wilson is being shown he's never as good as people made him to be. He was a system QB in Seattle that played well when he stuck to that system. Plus he had a shut out D so never had to win shoot outs. Also playing with a RB that was one of the top RB in his prime helped. Wilson got more credit then he deserved in Seattle and now it's showing in Denver were he's been asked to be the man.There's always going to be systems that specific QBs do and don't fit. That's why the marriage between the QB's skills and the offense being run, along with the skills personnel and offensive line becomes either disjointed or unified. Russ Wilson is dying under the systems he's played in since he's moved on to Denver. He's the square peg in the round hole, and nothing will change it.
I think Russ’ problem was that the best parts of his game never adhered to a system. He made his money by running around in circles 20 yards behind the line and then lofting the ball to someone who broke open. He had Lynch and smart, veteran WR. Now he doesn’t, he’s lost some physical burst and defenses just play differently. Not dissimilar to Rodgers when he hit that 2015-2018 lull in his career. I never thought of Russ as a system QB, if anything they were always trying to make him a system QB in Seattle and he wouldn’t do it.I think Wilson is being shown he's never as good as people made him to be. He was a system QB in Seattle that played well when he stuck to that system. Plus he had a shut out D so never had to win shoot outs. Also playing with a RB that was one of the top RB in his prime helped. Wilson got more credit then he deserved in Seattle and now it's showing in Denver were he's been asked to be the man.
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