[Pasta Little Brioni]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

I guess it depends on how you define shit.

Yes, SEA had a bad team last year, some of that was due to talent and other was injuries.

Regarding the last 'year and a half' and he's declined.

Since 2020 (2 seasons)
- Wilson is 8th in passing TDs (65 - Mahomes had 75)
- Wilson is 16th in INTs (19 and Mahomes had 19)
- Wilson ranked 13th in passing yards (7.3k - Mahomes 9.6k)

Wilson started 30 games compared to Mahomes 32 in the last 2 seasons. Aside from passing yards, they're not that wildly off.

In 2020, where Wilson played in 14 games compared to 17 for Mahomes.
- Mahomes had 4,839 yards / 37 TDs / 13 INTs
- Wilson had 3,113 yards / 25 TDs / 6 INTs

That's like a 60 YDP avg passing yards per game difference.
2.17 TD PG vs 1.78
.7 INTS PG vs .4

If I just took your comments for fact, yeah I would think that Wilson looked like Daniel Jones in 2021.

No, SEA didn't win much, but it's not like Wilson was the root cause.

**Edit**

No, I do not see Wilson as a savior that will all of a sudden transform Denver into a 14-3 juggernaut.
Yes, I do think he was the best available option and far being on a decline.

Can he take Denver to the SB? Well, not in a single season. There's excitement about his addition for a reason and it's valid. For those that think Denver traded for a QB that equates to Flacco Part II... I believe you will be surprised.

"Aside from yards"....JFC it was a chasm difference