jarntt
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How does Wilson even find himself in these discussions. I like Wilson, but Luck is elite. Wilson is a good QB. There is no comparison...
A number two WR, who had to fill the # 1 spot on the Seahawks. Decent, but hardly top flight.
Wilson has done just fine. Consider that Baldwin and Kearse, who start for the Seahawks weren't even drafted. You can only raise the play of the receiver so much.With a very few, as in rare exceptions (Jerry Rice, Randy Moss to name two) great QB's make receivers good or great, not the other way around.
Wilson has done just fine. Consider that Baldwin and Kearse, who start for the Seahawks weren't even drafted. You can only raise the play of the receiver so much.
How does Wilson even find himself in these discussions. I like Wilson, but Luck is elite. Wilson is a good QB. There is no comparison...
With Andrew Luck at QB, the Seahawks would've made 3 straight Super Bowls. Luck doesn't need a Lynch, he just needs a solid running back and an above average defense.
With Andrew Luck at QB, the Seahawks would've made 3 straight Super Bowls. Luck doesn't need a Lynch, he just needs a solid running back and an above average defense.
I don't think that's right. After all, this same topic has yielded 1,000s of posts in numerous threads over the past few years. The topic has kind of become a newer, but similar to, Manning v. Brady debate.
There are points to be made on both sides. Certainly can't argue that Indy has been as successful with Luck as Seattle has with Wilson. In my mind, however, Wilson has clearly played in the more favorable situation.
Both good players who figure to be among the top QBs for years to come. Accordingly, which is the better of the two is likely to be debated ad nauseam.
so i make one post? and your calling irony........geeze your thick
With Andrew Luck at QB, the Seahawks would've made 3 straight Super Bowls. Luck doesn't need a Lynch, he just needs a solid running back and an above average defense.
And many of the things said about Wilson so far are the same things that were said about Brady at this point in his career. Not saying they're similar players, just pointing out irony.I hope it ends up the same way too, Luck with great statistics and Wilson with 4 championships.
How does Wilson even find himself in these discussions.
Well one thing seems clear. We get to see what Wilson can do with a top flight weapon to throw to.
A great head on his shoulders. I dont think I've ever seen the guy take a big hit and when you run for 800 yards that's sayign something. I too prefer Vick but I'm a HUGE supporter of Wilson. Love the kid
Luck knows how to read a defense and isn't asked to run around the school yard. Rusty had Harvin and some other top flight WR 2 years ago and while his defense did get him a Lombardi, the offense was meh.