Russell Wilson can (still) only run one offense. 

They are better than last year and had 10 wins lmao. People never learn with the Steelers

Did you mean 12-5?

@@PrestigeSteeler Yeah Classic Steelers season incoming! Slight winning record and a first round playoff exit...

You're trolling, right? 5-12?

It's all dependent on scheme. Gotta move the field laterally and obviously need to communicate YOUR READ PROGRESSION. Hacketts offense didn't make sense, but it seems like from what the reason progression should be. It looked like Russ was backwards from it. I guess someone really needs to understand what it'll take for people to be in a position to succeed

Bitter Bronco fans. You'll still be bad for years to come. Let's see who has a better season this year, Russ or the Broncos.😂

@@methylphosphatePOETYou cannot even begin to act like he wasn’t complete dogshit in Denver lmao

@@princecrab7015 You didn't pay attention to either this video or the course of the season when he was for stretches one the top QBs in the league by several metrics.

@@methylphosphatePOETthat was when they literally had to simplify the offense for russ. That’s why they started losing after a five game stretch and offense that simplified will do good for a bit but once a defense cracks it that shit won’t work for anyone

​@@methylphosphatePOETI had the displeasure of watching every single snap of Russ in Denver. He was awful, atrocious, terrible, embarrassing off the field and infuriating on the field.

Ended me😂😂😂

And when he does catch the ball dude steps out of bounds because he doesn't drag his feet.

That’s a good point, he fumbled all the damn time. People get all up in their feelings with this stuff, look at the analytics. He takes sacks, misses wide open reads down the middle (he’s short) and leaves perfectly suitable pockets and runs in circles until he fumbles the ball or gets sacked. He’s got big hands too, so that’s not an excuse.

He did not lose 10 fumbles. That's why we're ignoring it, and why some of you can't be taken seriously.

Winningest QB in NFL history in his first 10 seasons. FACT: he did not have the best roster in NFL history to work with, nor the best coaching either. So don't tell me how he rode the coattails of his defense or any of that crap. Terry Bradshaw had a better defense than he did. Nobody think he sucked & credits his defense alone for his Super Bowl wins. Peyton Manning was surrounded by great talent. Nobody thinks he was worthless. Russ won more than any guy in the history of the game over his first decade & that means HE was the primary factor in that. Stats can be deceiving, but 105 wins & 53 losses are not lies. If he were white we would be hearing almost none of this bullshit.

@@user-zr4km5ns8t there no way this isn’t sarcasm

@@koodigocrxzy465 Every word of it is FACTUAL, & I notice you have no actual counter argument on that basis.

Everyone says he’s not proven either but he also went 5 and 0 with teddy bridgewatwr 5 and 1 with Jamie winson 5 and 3 with Sam darnold

@@bridger1172 Im a Saints fan, watched his offense score 29 passing TDs in one season starting Winston, Taysom Hill, Trevor Simian, and Ian Book. Payton is a miracle worker. Look how much better Russ was from Hackett to Payton too. People are dumb

Screw payton he's garbage

Sean Payton was the reason the team won 8 games with a lackluster roster and QB who can't run the system

@@bridger1172 Payton went 5-0 with Bridgewater and 5-1 with Jameis because of the defense. The offense was below average

at least he practically guaranteed Carroll gets in now lol

Yes, but all that money.

He has a career passer rating over 100 and a super bowl. Hes getting in

@@kylebower8167 Such a travesty. Dude was largely along for the ride.

@@billquantrill4960 you have a point. when it comes to his success, he has a lot of guys around him to thank. Ive been a hawks fan all my life, so its not too hard to see.

I watched a lot of Denver last year and then being down in the fourth quarter was due to Payton being overly conservative then when they’re down asking Russ to bail them out

You also have to look at the sack rate. Wilson had a horrifying sack rate above 9.5 during his time on the Broncos. Anything above a 7 means you should alter your scheme, O-Line personnel, or find a new QB. The Broncos did the first two in the 2023 off-season with the transition to Sean Payton and signing Mike McGlinchey, and Russ still keeps eating unnecessary sacks. He's the reason why so many drives stall out. Same deal with other high-sack QBs like Wentz, Watson, and Fields. They don't have good pocket awareness.

@@matthewmazzatto8003 agreed. Great analysis.

@@jordanboyd3329 I went to 5 games, and he had Russ play hero ball in the second half to help the team come back. Especially the NE game.. we went down 16, Russ was asked to tie it and he did. Should have never been down to those fuckers in the first place

Carson Wentz didn't have a single 4th quarter comeback that year and was very inaccurate. Russ had a much better 2023 season compared to Wentz. It's not even close.

idk, calling mirrored deep outs on 3rd and 13 sounds like youve already accepted punting as a coach and youre setting the offense up to fail on that down. Sean deserves some blame at least for the play calling. There's just no way I believe this is the most Russ is capable of after 12 NFL years

Nah bro Russell has been in the NFL for 12 years and had to wear a wristband last season he was struggling so bad. Sean had to really simplify his offense for him becaue the verbage used is very intricate, and Russell wasn't seeing the field.

russ is a better qb than payton a coach, period.

But WHY did he think he couldnt?

@@HellfireHellesto watch video and you’ll see lol

That’s what I’m saying, he was a definite hall of famer before that trade

He never was a HOF QB. we in Seattle just never had a media as bad/critical of Russ to expose him. Which he probably wasn't aware of about Denver when he moved. Denvers success is the reason for its failure. Instant gratification. same thing 9ers, giants, cowboys all are suffering from. You'll will never win a SB again for foreseeable future. Thanks to the insatiable hunger and vitriol by fans and the city's media no young or old QB will thrive.

Never was a HOF QB.

Yeah. Shame on him for being a great quarterback who is black!

@@mrt4085 I did only highlight his skin color and not his awful play the last two years so you got me there friend.

that's pretty much what I have said about Danger-Russ for the last 10 years. The best thing the Seahawks ever did was get rid of him. I wish the Packers would have done that with Rodgers earlier and gotten a kings ransom like Seattle did.

Exactly what's in the video hes no hofer thats for damned sure

Yeah I agree when those pieces were gone it was very clear Russ could only carry his teams so far. He was never an Aaron Rodgers, mahomes, Lamar Jackson, or Tom Brady type where a team becomes better with him on it

That greatest D ever & Marshawn were there before Russ, & they were trash. Won 12 games his rookie year

It is really? Seahawks ain't doing so well right now anyway ​@@danielmeuler2877

Schemed wrong against him

He hates yall , only reason he wins

There is always a guy that cooks your team. Seattle guy i remember Brandon Marshall getting us alot.

Problem is he cannot, not in this stage of his career when he is a less dynamic runner.

Would be awesome idea if he wasn’t as slow as rocks. Daniel Jones is faster than him 🤣

@@AVanManyou’re saying that like Daniel Jones isn’t one of the best running qbs in the league

@@choiyatlam2552 He has not been a dynamic runner in years. He's still mobile, he's just not in a system that fits him.

He's still mobile and one of the most accurate QBs in the league.

​@@andref9663 He's overrated and he's trash. He'll be forced into retirement at the end of this season.

Peyton continually tried to put Russ in positions that match his strengths, the video even talks about it. Russ doesn’t process the game fast enough but thought a “better teacher” would make him be able to. This video perfectly highlights both Russ’s weaknesses and what Sean was doing to help him succeed. Russ let go of everything he needed to succeed when he left Seattle: WR Chemistry, a great run game, and an OL that understands his tendencies. Even Seattle has confirmed this, their OC said it was nice to have Geno because the could “open up the playbook.” They used to send RBs or WRs into the huddle with the play calls. The video even talks about how his receivers used to read defenses for him. Russ is a great athlete and I wish him the best, but I’m glad he’s out of Denver. P.S. he’s gone to an organization that is a lot more put together than Denver currently, so miss me with the “Watch Russ have a better season than the Broncos this year” BS. I also wouldn’t be surprised if they play Fields half way through the season because without Russ’s old legs defenses will tear him up.

Just wait and see. Steelers offense will look just like the broncos did. 3 quarters of nothing, then 1 quarter of highlight reels against a prevent defense. Sprinkle in 50+ sacks.

@@TubaManBoy Payton did not. Payton wanted Russ to run HIS system. Every complaint you can make about Russ, were complaints about Russ in Seattle. Payton never matched Russell's strengths by doing what Pete Carroll did. Payton hated Russ for not being a timing and rhythm QB. You can't complain about Russell's weaknesses when those weaknesses existed before the trade. Russ did much better in Seattle because Pete knew what he was doing. What Lockett did by reading defenses is no different from what great QB and WR duos do. Sean Payton couldn't even give Russ an average run game, it was bad. Russ thrived in Seattle even with an average run game.

@@johnnyblazers Just wait. Steelers offense will look better than the Broncos offense. Then you'll be tripping over yourselves with excuses as to why Payton didn't adjust correctly to Russ. Sean Payton would call his terrible run game for 3 quarters then ask Russ to save the day.

@@andref9663 yes, the difference between Seattle and Denver was that Russ had declining athleticism and now NEEDED all of those things to succeed. Peyton did the best he could to put Russ in a position to succeed, beefed up the line, slimmed down the playbook, and tried to focus on the run. The problem is Russ couldn’t move the way he used to when he first came to Seattle so without his young athleticism combined with less chemistry between him, his line, and his receivers; the defense could take advantage of his inability to throw middle of the field. They loaded the box, took out the run game, and forced Russ to beat em with more than moon balls. He used to be able to handle that with scramble drills but he no longer has the same burst so his scrambles more often led to sacks. Just compare his year with Hackett to his year with Sean and there’s no way to say that Sean didn’t AT LEAST try to cater to his strengths.

Cuz he doesnt trust timing routes. IN THE MIDDLE... Cuz he cant see

@@HellfireHellestoor because of that pick in the SB

Russ ducks down when he starts to feel pressure, which further limits his vision. Brees didn't do that.

You just said he only likes throwing to open people when there are many clips in this vid that show him ignoring wide open guys in the middle to throw a go route or to try and escape out the pocket even though he had time to throw

that example is bad, because your saying because a hall of fame player was able to overcome being short, being short isn't an impediment. no offense but that logic is asinine. The fact that Kyler Murray is a similar height, yet also struggles to throw over the field, and has a similar heat map, makes even further more what you said idiotic because all you had to do was compare the shortest qbs playing right now and the common sense relationship would have hit you in the head

Lamar did try to change last year and was largely successful in doing so. In fact, he was too adamant on it and forgot the fact that he can run, thus losing to the Chiefs.

Lamar has gotten better at passing every year of his career. Unlike Russ he does not look to throw go balls on every play and can pass over the middle of the field. To compare Lamar to this version of Russel Wilson is laughable.

Jackson is slightly taller than Wilson and does prioritize the middle of the field significantly more. In fact, the big question about Jackson as a passer was if he could hit deep shots outside the numbers, the exact passes Wilson excels at. They're very different QBs in terms of the areas where they like to throw.

@@davischalmers4245 Laughable? I recommend you use a SEARCH engine and compare Wilson's stats last year to Jackson's last year and tell us who the joker is, I'm pretty sure you'll find that clown in the mirror.

@@choiyatlam2552 Lamar was _hand-cuffed_ by the previous OC for three full years. Kurt Warner got into hot water for pointing out just a couple of facets of it & did so very diplomatically at that. But there is a Unspoken Fear of calling out coaches among fans & analysts which is confounding when you realize videos like these are popular. Roman's offense was Way Worse than Matt Canada's. He doomed most passing plays from the start & tipped all opposing defenses which side he was running the ball to. That Lamar has such a great winning % when 60% of his career was spent having to work under these limits is astounding. Still, his difficulties are only the Second Worst such story of any recent QB. Someone made a video comparing ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-5JO1PsupF_U.html Fields' & Caleb Williams' college highlights. Watch, someone will still spew all the same rhetorical memes ignoring all the play-calling despite the fact that twice now, when Eberflus was too busy to meddle in the offense & Getsy took more control it clicked & the Bears scored more points consistently. (It doesn't help that this very channel made a video making it look like it was All Fields' Fault).

They were tho.. he just wasnt that Qb...

The main thing was that people banked on Jerry Jeudy and even Courtland Sutton developing into a good WR duo, sadly other the course of 2022 and 2023 they showed they were a couple of JAGs, obviously Russ was the main problem in Denver but that era was doomed no matter which QB they had gotten.

They were, if you watch their game, they had a Defense to do it, had a running game, and young talents. Only issue, they were in QB hell since Manning. Russ was just very very bad.

they were?

@@Chronoicno they were not. people who thought that did not take into account how bad the offensive line was, and how mid the receivers were.

Drew was an elite preparer, and a couple inches taller. Russ 5’10 Bress 6’0. Brees was a fearless gun slinger for most of his career. Dude is a legend. Russ just ain’t

He got the ball out quickly while Russ holds on to it

​@@bennettbabin78502 Superbowl appearances with 1 win being the QB the entire time. Hmm? Interesting

Drew Brees said himself, the Offense Russ had in Denver WAS NOT the same offense Sean Payton regularly played. Russel had training wheels.

I didn't know Drew Brees did it in Denver being the same size :///

@@theacgkid 🤝

And avoiding sacks is one thing Pickett was at least not terrible at. The Steelers had a slightly below-average O-Line in terms of pass protection while the Broncos O-Line was Top 10 with an argument for Top 5. Pickett's sack rate was 6.6 (kinda high, but not too concerning), Russ Wilson had a worrisome sack rate of 9.1, and Fields had an abysmal sack rate of 10.6. I hope the Steelers know what they're getting into with signing Wilson and Fields.

@@matthewmazzatto8003 what statistical argument would show the broncos offensive line is a top 10 unit?

​@@matthewmazzatto8003Pickett spins himself into sacks. I'd argue he was worse than russ in that regard

The Steelers still made the playoffs with three different quarterbacks under center at various times throughout the season. Denver could have had a winning season even though they would still missed the playoffs, but they benched the better quarterback for the last two games MAINLY due to his contract. If Russell Wilson agreed to amended his contract back in October, he would still be a Broncos QB today, they still could have made all the same draft and free agent moves they did anyway… 🤔

Seattle is going to be the worst team in the west one of the worst in NFC next year so they’re not exactly killing it without him either, Geno is their QB for crying out loud

@@K1forMVP how is that your impression of the seahawks man it isnt 2022 anymore

The best part, instead of payton "holding him back," they worded it as "sabotaging him."

​@@K1forMVP and with geno as qb, he won a pro bowl bid snd they went to the playoffs and didn't w8n a game. Thats similar to Wilson without a legendary defense. So Seattle gas been jus5 as good without him and Denver got no better with him. But your point is, "just wait until the future." Good one.

@@johnnyblazers And?? Oh wow he was a Pro Bowl alternate what an accomplishment, the roster still sucks. Geno is terrible under pressure n their iOL sucks RT suspect n they likely to struggle to run block. Both backs are prone to injury, they won’t be able to pass protect from LG on down. SEAs defense is soft as Charmin. Below average outside pass rush, they cannot stop the run to save their lives n didn’t do anything to improve it other than draft a pass rushing 3T. They have arguably the worst MLBs in the NFL who can’t cover at all (which in a division w/Kittle, McBride, AZ drafting thee most athletic TE in the draft n Higbe is a major problem) or stop the run, their SAFs are horrible. And oh yea SEA has a new 1st year HC with two coordinators who’ve never coached in the NFL , their OC is bringing his college offense let’s see how good Geno is with him. SEA has the worst roster in the NFL on paper n you have two elite offenses n top 5 run games in SF/AZ and then a top 10 caliber offense to stop with a terrible defense. Good luck with that

Think of the receivers they had Judy is in hot water bc of lack of route tree development and Sutton is known for being a jump ball deep threat, that is not a recipe for a wr 1 and 2 in dink and dunk offense

He completes sacks 😂

Wow. This video shows exactly why the line ranked 7th. A top 10 line. He even specifically showed how Wilson runs into sacks instead of working a pocket. Mind blown.

(yep)

Yea, we tried that with Hackett, Hackett let Russ run what ever he wanted to "Maximize" himself, and he became the first Broncos Coach to get fired in his first year, before he ever finished the season.

lol payton did maximize wilson and it showed wilson just sucks 😂

Explain justin fields

anticipation, trusting his coaches and receivers.

Trusting timing routes.

Wilson is 5'8"-5'9". He lies about his height. He is about the same height as Lockett who is also 5'9"

@@symptomofsouls speaking of lying about his height, I wonder if he describes himself as 6’4” in his dating app profile. 😆

@@davidk6269 you can't get away with that, you can mainly get away with claiming you are 2 inches taller

Nobody, we’re rebuilding. But don’t be surprised if they look better than last year. Not saying they will, but at least Sean (maybe) has a qb that can run his system now.

@@TubaManBoy with the losses on defense and offense I doubt they look better than last year. As far as QBs running his system, that has yet to be determined.

@@xguudaxcoax4560 I agree, I just said don’t be surprised if it does. I’m going into this season expecting us to look like a rebuilding team and hoping we see FLASHES of what’s to come. However we got the opposite of Russ in Nix so much so that everyone already wants to call him Brees2.0. I’m definitely not there but it’s 100% a better fit for Sean if he can develop. No more excuses for the offense now that Sean got his guy.

I wonder who the russ dick riders (not saying you're one) will blame this year? We already know the line will be one. 12 years running on that