Just because Wilson is superior at making plays outside of the pocket does not mean that he can't make them inside the pocket. I fact, his stats within the pocket are very impressive so far in his career.
He did an outstanding job considering that those Cowboys teams were average at best. Last year he was on a very good team and helped beat the Seahags in their crib.
It means that Taylor didn't sustain his initial level of success, whereas Walter Payton far exceeded his. But we know this because .... it actually played out. You can conjecture that Russell Wilson can't/won't whatever, but you can't really know that yet, because .... it hasn't played out.
Making excuses for Wilson's accomplishments. For you to 'debunk' anything, you actually have to be able to empirically demonstrate just how much difference his (and the Seahawks) running makes for his passing. Minus an honest and real empirical index of some kind, you're just offering opinion presented as if it were something more.
Lynch is fortunate that Wilson can stress defenses both as a passer and a runner. It's helped Lynch have a better career than in all likelihood he would otherwise have had.
I would say half of your statement is spot on.
