How many nfl QBs would have won the super bowl with the Seahawks last year?

[flyerhawk]

seattle's SB/victory reminded me of the 2000/ravenz,.........can anyone name their SB/qb within 3-seconds of reading this,....*I doubt it*.

If you don't know who Trent Dilfer is, that is your issue.

Dilfer was just like Wilson, assuming that Wilson was a guy who never had a QB rating over 82 for a full season, was a pylon in the pocket, and never threw for more than 21 TDs in his career. If, otoh, we are talking about the actual Russell Wilson who is the first QB in history to have a 100+ QB rating in his first two seasons and is 2nd in TDs thrown in his first two seasons, ahead of Peyton and behind Marino, then no, there isn't much comparison.

We can also ignore that the Seahawks scored nearly 100 more points than the 2000 Ravens.

 

[SonnyCID]

seattle's SB/victory reminded me of the 2000/ravenz,.........can anyone name their SB/qb within 3-seconds of reading this,....*I doubt it*.

Serious? Dilfer's name is thrown around all the time as a lame reference to knock Wilson. Its way off base and completely stupid, but its used quite often.

 

[SonnyCID]

Just because Wilson has a great defense on the other side doesn't mean he's not a great young player himself.

 

[nebearsfan70]

I don't think it's fair to assume any QB could have led the Seahawks to the SB; there are just too many variables to consider such as rapport among players, locker room presence, etc. Wilson obviously is a good QB and he will continue to improve throughout his career. Besides, the offense of any successful football team has been developed to highlight the strengths of the QB. So no, I don't think many QBs could have pulled it off.