The Incident That Caused Russell Wilson To LEAVE The Seattle Seahawks 

Good video broski. I'm not trying to step on your toes, but it is what it is. You're looking like your in serious need of some Apricot seeds broski, vitamin B17 !

They are at it again .

Can't find it online anywhere, why did you cut your hair mike?

@Greg Stephenson same, it’s a scam

Sure kid

Russel Wilson makes any Oline bad

@@Perfumery_by_Sabin shit drafting and trading 1st round picks on safety's doesn't help

Russ holds the ball too long and took such a large contract that they couldn’t afford linemen.

I smell a lot of brain cells burning in this comment thread, I feel sorry for you guys. ^

I agree but the o line issue was mainly him. He caused alot of break downs to happen looking for big plays down the field because throwing over the middle isn't easy for him. And he didn't want rookies added to the team, he was vocal about getting veterans signed which was hard to do with his big salary. I think we all knew the russ Era was ending after these last two seasons

Exactly and his husband is a huge problem too. Ciara controls way too much of his mind and his actions, Ciara wears the pants in that marriage.

@@keysos9youtubeblowsgoats438 Now these fuckin clowns are attacking his wife and relationship. Jesus' what a shit fan base. To stupid to see when the front office is feed them a shovel of shit and eat up then attack his personal life. Sorry as people

@@keysos9youtubeblowsgoats438 nice.

I seriously wish r3 hadn't given y'all these last 10 yrs. HWks would be the jets of the NFL

@@4cupsx01 aged well

They failed him no props for the org

@@groper.not.grouper9501 nooo Pete was drafting to Russ needs and non of the picks pan out.

@@JERSEYBOYPLAY2HARD he could have focus that FA money on the offensive line

@@JERSEYBOYPLAY2HARD nope can't say tht with literally no linemen you can name

they failed him is what they did...

Ikr people always overrate Wilson I think he’s the worst QB in the west

@@BT_RAIDER that's doesn't really mean anything that means there is probably 20+ QBs worse than him

@@DamianBadalamenti fair point

@@DamianBadalamenti He threw a game losing pick in the SB. All he had to do was throw the ball out of the end zone.

@@BT_RAIDER he’s better than Derek carr

I think that’s a scam account homie don’t do it

It is a scam. It almost got me.

Good thing I sent that fucker a fake name and address

What scam

@@mojojojo6400 There is a bot account in mikerphones comments that tries to scam ppl for their money, the comment is gone now. Either mike deleted it or the acc noticed mike is catching on or tht I called it out so mayb they got scared idk. B careful on the internet, if something sounds to good to be true than it is

it was always about his accolades and recognition, never about the team. This self image he created for the media and fans was just a disguise of who he really is, selfish.

@@95tillinfinity23 wolf in sheep's clothing. In it for the money. Everyone made excuse after excuse and it was like, what do you expect? They can't afford anybody they spent their salary on him. That's why the legion of boom fell apart it was either Wilson or the defense, and they choose Wilson. That's why earl Thomas was so frustrated with them. I think Sherman was right lol

Who else was Seattle paying

Exactly

How KC rebuild the offensive line with Pat big contract

@@blackmask494 No hill and no huge defensive contracts.

@@kobe4212 they had Hill when they started rebuilding the oline and they had Honey Badger and Frank Clark is on a 5 year 104 million contract and they paying the highest paid TE in the game only other person Seattle was paying big money like that was Wagner and Lockett and Adams Seattle never tried to even get oline help in the draft until this year

@@blackmask494 the cap was a lot larger for Pat after his rookie contract. New TV deals such as Amazon, Yahoo, and other outlets, created more money which helped increase the cap after Mahome's rookie contract. Seahawks, shouldn't have got rid of Max Unger, which was the key to their offensive line. Once he was traded, they couldn't find the linemen that could help russ. The cap was not as big for Russ after the rookie contract. 5 million a year now for an offensive lineman is more palatable now, then during russ's tenor. Seahawks are known to really pay a lot for defense, and skill players. Overall, Russ didn't help himself when he holds on the ball too long, doesn't adjust at the line like Rodgers, Manning, Brady, and Brees, and doesn't like throwing short routes to his TE's and RB's he only throws to the out routes, and deep routes. I'm a seahawks fan, and it pains me to say it, but Russ was his own worst enemy when he wouldn't take what the defense gave him. He just wanted the deep routes.

Ah it’s not greener. Most Seahawk players who leave often say they miss Seattle

Yep .selfish..but in a kiniving way! Glad iam over it..moving on

Agreed

I agree. Very well stated. As a Broncos fan, I really hate that we traded all that for him.

Agreed

Spot on! You have to be a team player for your team to back you.

Well as a long time Saints fan I can tell you Payton ain’t putting up with that bullshit! Payton keeps a tight locker room! If I had a dollar for every times Payton said we want high character players and if they aren’t we don’t want them .

He should blame himself bc he brought Seattle down alot lmao

@@batchadirector963 what a dong take. No one ever takes full let alone any responsibility of something going wrong, so why would he.

@@batchadirector963 a lot of it was due to the play calling they ran the ball 1st and 2nd down and Russ had to manage to get a 3rd and long conversion half the time

But he did take a HUGE ass contract which took a lot of cap which led to the Seahawks not being able to get a big star o line men

@@IBrinkI oh yeah having a 40 mil contract and demanding weapons and a oline? With their like 5 mil cap space and him crucially giving up sacks in crucial times? Just sitting there waiting for the deep ball? That's inexcusable he should take some responsibility for that nonsense

Agreed. He was probably kind of always that way but then his girl caused him to turn it up

So, Brady gets the ball out faster, huh? Look down at the bottom oof the list of years. It is amazing how people grabbed onto this narrative and have been parroting it. Below is statistical proof that Russ's sack numbers were not the result of his holding onto the rock for too long. The following is a breakdown of Russell Wilson's time to throw and sack numbers year by year, with notable comparisons. *2020* Russell Wilson - 2.97 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 5th most), Sacked 47 times Patrick Mahomes - 2.89 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 7th), Sacked 22 times Josh Allen - 3.04 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 3rd most), Sacked 26 times *2019* Russell Wilson - 2.85 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 12th most), Sacked 48 times Aaron Rodgers - 2.88 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 6th most), Sacked 36 times Patrick Mahomes - 2.82 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 18th), Sacked 17 times Josh Allen - 2.85 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 10th most), Sacked 38 times *2018* Russell Wilson - 3.02 seconds Time to throw (Ranked 3rd most), Sacked 51 times Patrick Mahomes - 2.91 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 8th), Sacked 26 times Aaron Rodgers - 2.95 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 5th most), Sacked 49 times Josh Allen - 3.22 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 1st), Sacked 28 times Jared Goff - 2.95 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 6th), Sacked 33 times *2017* Russell Wilson - 3.05 seconds Time to throw (Ranked 2nd most), Sacked 43 times Jared Goff - 2.93 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 5th most), Sacked 25 times *2016* Russell Wilson - 2.61 seconds Time to throw ( Ranked 20th), Sacked 41 times Aaron Rodgers - 2.87 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 6th most), Sacked 35 times *Tom Brady* - 2.56 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 25th), Sacked 15 times Note that Russ was pretty badly injured in 2016 but played every game and led the team to the playoffs. Thats was how they thanked him. Although the numbers vary by QB from year to year, it seems to me that Wilson has consistently taken a beating no matter how long he holds the ball. And those numbers don't quite line up with other QBs and their sack numbers/hits relative to how long they hold the ball. Source: Nextgenstats

And that’s how it should be, as hard as it it to be the 31 teams for 27 fuckin years

Can complain here in New england

They didn’t beat us we beat ourselves

Yeah but I along with other Seahawk fans expected more than repeated one and dones in the playoffs. Bon Voyage Wilson. If Schneider had the brains to scout Allen and Mahomes before they were considered to be future hall of fame style QBs makes me rest easy that in 2023 Seattle will bring in the right QB on a rookie deal and Seattle can get back to competing for Super Bowls. Oh and I never forgave Wilson after his Super Bowl choke play in the half yard line. I wanted him out after that. Seattle got stupid and wanted to pamper Wilson’s ass instead of handing the ball off to Lynch. Then all the turmoil on the defensive side of the ball started and the almost dynasty died. I have more faith In Carroll and Schneider to get us back to winning a SuperBowl than I ever did with the Oompa Loompa. Sorry didn’t want to stomp on your comment but Wilson was the problem with Seattle. To think he should have the same input like Brady is a joke. If I was the commissioner I would have just looked at him and said chill out lil guy you ain’t Brady. Now go get me a beer bitch lol

@@ProjectBadass360 John and Pete are looking like QB evaluator God's right now.

Agree, hes more of a rollout qb like Tarkenton, but pete never did any of that, but the curtain has been pulled back of what type of person wilson is

@@rickspalding3047 : Maybe his character has some issues, but that’s no reason to disparage the man’s skills. I knew Russ was a wolf in sheep’s clothing when he kept going out of his way to present himself as this angel. Russ admittedly was a thug back in school. He loved to fight, had a short temper and allegedly hurt a few people. Whenever you see a person filming himself doing good things for others, it’s phony. Having said that, I’m 100% on Russ’s side football-wise (read my other comments in these threads). Russ is too short to be a pure pocket-passer without receiving perfect protection. That means he needs to use his legs. The Tarkington comparisons are fair, but Russ was and is a better passer and athlete than Tarkington ever was. And Tarkington receives the treatment that legends deserve. He went to three Super bowls and lost all three, yet no one mentions that, and rightly so. It took much for him to even reach those Super Bowls. Secondly, he played with a legendary defense of his own, the Purple People Eaters, led by Allan Paige. Does he ever get downgraded for it? No. Does he get downgraded for having Chuck Foreman as his RB, or Ahmad Rashad as his WR? No. I can go down the list of great QBs , most of who won SBs with great D’s, great RBs, and quite honestly better receiving weapons and protection than Russ ever had. They are never asked to apologize for it, but Russ is. Terry Bradshaw played with the greatest defense ever, the Steel Curtain, had an elite O-Line, had Franco Harris and Rocky Blier in his backfield, and had Lynn Swann and John Stallworth for receivers. That is the definition of an embarrassment of riches! Does anyone ever call Bradshaw a scrub because of it? No. His stats and performances don’t rival Russ’s, but he is afforded the respect of a man who co-dominated an entire decade and won four Super Bowls. Roger Staubach is never told to apologize for having the Doomsday Defense (starting Ed “Too-Tall” Jones and Randy White), guys like Bob Hayes, Drew Pearson and Tony Hill for WRs, and Tony Dorsett and Robert Newhouse as RBs, plus a stellar O-Line. Is Bob Griese ever told to apologize for having the No-Name D, plus guys like Mercury Morris and Larry Czonka on his squad? Montana had a stellar D as well, and including Ronnie Lott and the gang, plus weapons on offense, including arguably the greatest weapon to ever play the game in Jerry Rice. Is he ever downgraded for it? No. I could go further… Brady Elway Favre Aikman Young P. Manning When does anyone ever ask those guys to apologize for having help?! When do people downgrade them? Jim Kelly Fran Tarkington Dan Marino Those three had BETTER teams than Russ did, played in Super Bowls and lost them. Every QB I mentioned has had coaches who were superior to Pete Carroll, who has a career 50-55 record without Russ (it was 47-49 before Russ was drafted). He’s 3-5 with Geno as his QB, yet Seahawks fans are acting like the Seahawks are headed for this year’s SB. I seriously doubt they even make the playoffs. Russ may be a douche, but he has a legitimate gripe when it comes to the football end of things.

As far as having the best Russ, that remains to be seen. Even if true, we could partially blame Pete for it. He neglected that O-Line and refused to update the offense. Now, he has strategically revamped the O-Line and turned over the offense to Shane Waldron to avoid being exposed, but if you look closely Pete IS exposed. Is he playing the brand of football he said he wanted to play? Geno is chucking it about 35 times per game!!! That’s a tacit admission that Russ had a legitimate complaint. Strict ball-control offense won’t win in today’s NFL, especially if your D is garbage. You have to put up points regardless. They’re not even winning now, but that’s because Geno AIN’T Russ, as surprisingly efficient as he has been. The Seahawks are a 2-3 team that should really be 1-4. The Broncos gave them that game. If Russ was still the Seahawks QB, they would be 5-0 right now.

@@DeCurtaRican whoah, tldr

most certainly if he cant be mobile he will never be a great pocket qb he is just too short to be great in the pocket .

Ya know… I completely agree with this comment. Before this season, I thought RW3 decline had a lot to do with “coaching”. Mannnn was I wrong!! Geno is playing awesome, way better than I could have ever imagined! My husband said when it was announced he was starting that he was going to have a way better season than RW3. If he keeps playing like he’s doing… he definitely will.

BINGO. Nailed it. It's not a coincidence we won the SB before Russ got his first big contract. When that happened there wasn't enough money for the LOB anymore. Then Russ threw away his first wife like she was a piece of garbage because she wasn't pretty enough or celebrity enough and I knew it was over

Yeah, I don't wish him ill, but it was time. And I'm pretty impressed with Gino's delivery with the ball. Happy for him and would like to see it continue. Looks like our defense is starting to step it up. Just enough. Just NOooooooh Nicknames for our teams. Please. Legion of Boom. Sodo Mojo. Did we give one to the Sonics? Catchphrases seem to be a preemptive nail in the coffin for us.

@@tomhansen6115 I didn't pay as much attention. Was it the old or knew that cheated on him?

How much less would he have taken to get better players on the team? As a longtime Seahawks fan I can confidently say $0.00.

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ You can't choose to believe. Either you do or you don't. You can choose to pretend.

I agree with your last two sentences. Russ bears some of the blame for going Hollywood.

The only reason he was successful was we had an amazing defense and great Offensive line. Now that he is in Denver even with a decent defense he is totally crapping the bed. I know a new QB coming in can take a while to get going but he can’t handle losing and I believe will continue to deteriorate. I don’t think with what Denver is paying him and their poor drafting ability they will be able to afford and decent protection for him especially with how his new teammates are already resenting him.

He did not win the Super Bowl - he lost one

@@colonelquickshifter6534 uhh he didn't just win he obliterated the broncos but ok

@@colonelquickshifter6534 low IQ

I don't forsee seachickens ever going back to a superbowl. Aaron Rodgers and Tom Brady both old as hell, Russell is good for 10 more years and will go back to superbowl saying otherwise is really just being a salty hater.

@@NinjasDTA it was the defense and lynch who won the Superbowl numb nuts.

Yes!!!!

He played good ball before he got a lot of money and married Ceira; no longer plays good ball. It's all about me, me, me and Hollywood.

I don’t know what the fuck you’re on, I always see him talking about his team and hyping up his guys. He kept the Broncos alive last night on that last drive but he still shouted out his garbage receivers.

When he was part of the Seahawks team, you always heard him talk about every teammate how good they were, and continuously gave them credit when deserved.

Russell's cap hit is 17M this year, so that 4 mill is brutal 😂

It's not 49 per year. It was an extension. He had 2 years remaining on his last contract.

Most fake athlete in sports. And it's so obvious

He won’t

Pete’s philosophy doesn’t work because he couldn’t draft for it or crate a team to make it work. Pete has too much pull in front office and they made very poor draft picked in recent years. DK was their best draft pick.

@@adtemporary69 Pete football philosophy does work because it has won him a superbowl, two nfc titles and 3 national championships. 🙄 Wilson did not lead them to those victories. The defense and run game did.... Wilson has never won a playoff game with his arm. Like Roger's or Brady has.

@@MrTubs911 lmfaoo

@@MrTubs911 i agree

We went to a lottery team? What's your record?

@@Beastmode0032 that didn't age too well for me, huh? I also didn't realize how bad the Raider's coach is. Andy Reid would have had the Raiders at 5-1 right now with the exact same personnel. :(

See you week one

@@Mike-xj6pi See you in a couple years when the Broncos look for answers with all their money going to one player.

@@Mike-xj6pi 👀 you week 1

Don’t hate guys Paton is a way better gm than snider Pete is a good coach I think Denver will be fine you guys need to worry about your team you haven’t hit on a draft pick in a few years hopefully the ones you get from us work out snider wanted lock guys that should be a reason for concern no trash talk just truth enjoy no qb for a few years

I forgot to mention we have the ritchest owner in football I think we’ll be fine guys

Agreed. If Seattle won that Super Bowl, there’s a good chance they would’ve been to a third one.

The INT was borderline PI too wasn’t it?

The throw was fine. The problem in that game and that situation in particular is that BB is a better coach than Pete. The Patriots knew, with upmost confidence, that Wilson was going to throw that short slant. There’s a video about it on RU-vid.

@@felix200601 The throw wasn't fine. The whole play was disastrous. If Kearse would have done his job, and wilson would have thrown the correct ball, you could have told Belichick the exact play and still succeeded in a catch or an incomplete pass.

It was actually a good pass, the receiver just got the ball stolen in front of him.

Well, Tyreek literally dug his own grave when he said Tua is more accurate than Mahomeboy. You really think chiefs fans will take that lightly?

@@pulse6982 No, but I expect Chiefs fans to be grateful. And as you can see, he is clearly still in the top 5 debate

Fr, quarterbacks like Watson tryn take control already, yeah he’s great but he still has wayy more to prove in order to possess that power with the team and front office.

@@jacoburrea6847 you mean Wellness -Watson. He also tries to take the control in every massage room already.

@@teemo43 😂😭

To be fair, Brady had great coaching and teams around him since he started.

@@spookyfool he did have some not so great teams but brought them to playoffs.

I am honored to have had that much of an impact on your life brother. You're awesome Courtland and I hope you enjoy football tonight!!

huh

Cool story, buddy! Hopefully he claps your cheeks for this comment!

@@raidermartin2894 Sounds sketchy.

@@randlemarsh LMFAO

Are you nuts? Every expert who has reviewed that SB tape, including Darrell Bevell, has blamed Ricardo Lockette for running a bad interior route, and if you look at the video that’s exactly what happened. He broke at a bad angle, i.e., towards the goal line instead of towards the ball. That’s WR101: always break strongly towards the ball on an interior slant in the red zone. Russ didn’t cause that INT. Bad play-call in the first place: Pete Carroll & Darrell Bevell; Bad interior route: Ricardo Lockette; Great play on the ball: Malcolm Butler. Russ threw a perfect pass, and if Lockette had ran at a more shallow angle he would have secured the ball before being hit! That play would have been ill-advised in that situation and context no matter what QB was under enter: Montana, Rodgers, Manning, Mahomes, Brady… It doesn’t matter. Furthermore, Pete Carroll is the only coach dumb enough to allow such a thing to happen.

Pete is not an NFL HoF coach. College may be one thing but the NFL is another story. He had a career 47-49 NFL coaching record before drafting Russ, including 14-18 in the two years before Russ was drafted (with the LoB and Beast Mode on the squad). That 14-18 record consisted of back-to-back 7-9 seasons. I hate to break it to you, but Pete still has a losing record without Russ. His record with Geno starting currently 2-3 for the first 5 weeks of the 2022 season, and 1-2 in 2021 (really 1-3 b/c Geno took over the rams game). That’s a combined 3-5 without Russ over the past two years! Hence, Pete’s career NFL coaching record without Russ is 50-55. Furthermore, Pete admitted in a Bleacher Report that Russ was the reason he had lasted with the Seahawks. Look it up. He credited Russ for his longevity and success - and for keeping him from being FIRED! Pete really was headed for the hot seat when Russ was drafted. Don’t try to rewrite/revise history.

Ha! Look at Russ hang his head in shame as he walks away from interviews. Playing like garbage with his own teammates not liking him already. Blame it on his new coach if you want while Pete is looking pretty good with Geno Smith up in Seattle playing better than Russ. Pete is a great coach. Seahawks were nothing but trash before he got there.

It was never elite pass the scouted it they knew what was coming

@@fletch3538 Except those years when Holmgren was coaching and they got cheated out of win over the squeelers in 2005……. Or maybe those years under Knox. Maybe you should stick to stuff you know.

Bit of a checkered past [So Cal] days

Same. Thank God wilson is gone. Dude says he's a man of God but in reality he sees himself as a God. People think he goes to children's hospitals cause he cares, no he goes for an image that is not truly his.

@@Ohmed_88 yeah, it may have started in earnest. And that's what we remember. Then, it could always gave been a play. It's the consistency and drive when you can tell they really care and it's not a publicity stunt. Hope he does well...hope Gino's does more well. For my Team and now his Story.

Finally someone who isn’t a casual

No more 3rd and to many longs..and we will see some seam routes thrown to DK and TEs!😎

Broncos fan here, and agreed. I think the Hawks got rubbed raw with his personality and his entourage. The Broncos are willing to accept it "for now" because they've been in QB hell since Peyton left. He's corny as hell and speaks almost always in cliches. I hope his play backs up his resume, but I'm apprehensive.

The first game against the Seahawks is going to be great!

@@Corywinget81 Sorry for Broncos to get the tail end of #3! Good luck getting your future QB! GOOOOO HAWWWKS!! 💚💙💚💙

yes, exactly, like the slow but steady decline of Muhammad Ali or Mike Tyson.

Nah russ did asking for 40 mil per year and wasn't willing to restructure his contract and only asking Seattle to makes moves with their 2 mil cap space

Oh my god… When will people realize that Russell Wilson got himself sacked more than the OL… It’s crazy

@@batchadirector963 facts. We was a middle of a road team. We win enough games to put us in the 20ths or high 20ths for picks.

@@batchadirector963 what about KC funny they were able to rebuild their oline with Pat big ass contract

Shit 5 years? It's been like over a decade for steelers fans of wishing for just a good fucking oline

I used to play in he NFL, and man, it is just crazy. I went through something like this once and it was just nuts. All my friends were like, "Whoa! Seriously?" when I was going through it all and I was like, "Yep... that's the NFL". And there were like, "Crazy". It's just crazy the way some of this stuff goes down.

Russ left because of Scvhneider's disrespect, and because he got sick of Pete Carroll. If Pete had had his choice Russ would STILL be a Seahawk right now, even with the way the first few weeks have gone. Geno is nice, but he ain't Russ, and he is about the same age as Russ. he does ONE thing better than Russ: hit the middle of the field, and he can do that because he's 6'4-1/2.

RW demanded he go to Denver. He had a NO-TRADE clause in his contract. You do do know that, right????????

I think he did keep working - although perhaps not as much as before his 2nd marriage? But he refused to accept he has limitations as well as strengths and be open to the coaches on how they could best use his skills on this team.

@@ws8080 Definitely something to do with the 2nd one. He worries more about SM now than his career.

Hawks did not think he was worth keeping. Only a superbowl will make it worth 4 demver. Not likely with so many up and coming teams n AFC.

According to PFF, Russ caused only 20% of his own sacks. PFF is the emenent sports analytics authority. Then there's NextGen Stats. O pulled some interesting information there too. It is amazing how people grabbed onto this narrative and have been parroting it without examining it. Well, as an M.S. in Analytics candidate at Northwestern University, I wanted to look a bit more deeply into this argument. Below is statistical proof that Russ's sack numbers were not the result of his holding onto the rock for too long. The following is a breakdown of Russell Wilson's time to throw and sack numbers year by year, with notable comparisons. If other QBs hold the ball for as long as Russ but aren't getting sacked as often, you cannot say that his holding the ball is the cause. *2020* Russell Wilson - 2.97 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 5th most), Sacked 47 times Patrick Mahomes - 2.89 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 7th), Sacked 22 times Josh Allen - 3.04 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 3rd most), Sacked 26 times *2019* Russell Wilson - 2.85 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 12th most), Sacked 48 times Aaron Rodgers - 2.88 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 6th most), Sacked 36 times Patrick Mahomes - 2.82 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 18th), Sacked 17 times Josh Allen - 2.85 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 10th most), Sacked 38 times Notably, Josh Allen and Aaron Rodgers were sacked nearly as often but still less often, but no one blamed them for their sacks. *2018* Russell Wilson - 3.02 seconds Time to throw (Ranked 3rd most), Sacked 51 times Patrick Mahomes - 2.91 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 8th), Sacked 26 times Aaron Rodgers - 2.95 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 5th most), Sacked 49 times Josh Allen - 3.22 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 1st), Sacked 28 times Jared Goff - 2.95 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 6th), Sacked 33 times *Doug Baldwin and Tyler Lockett were both injured that year, baldwin so badly that he had to retire at season's end.* *2017* Russell Wilson - 3.05 seconds Time to throw (Ranked 2nd most), Sacked 43 times Jared Goff - 2.93 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 5th most), Sacked 25 times *2016* Russell Wilson - 2.61 seconds Time to throw ( Ranked 20th), Sacked 41 times Aaron Rodgers - 2.87 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 6th most), Sacked 35 times Tom Brady - 2.56 seconds Time to Throw (Ranked 25th), Sacked 15 times Although the numbers vary by QB from year to year, it seems to me that Wilson has consistently taken a beating no matter how long he holds the ball. And those numbers don't quite line up with other QBs and their sack numbers/hits relative to how long they hold the ball. Pete's offense doesn't scheme receivers open quickly, and Russ frequently had to scramble his tail off to get free to deliver the ball. Those statistics SCREAM O-Line and scheming. Source: Nextgenstats

He seems improved currently (last year) and has slowed down his game a bit. Improving on reads. I'd love to see who throws for 'hawks that can compare. It was a bad decision to ditch him. Still had the 2nd best record in the NFL for his career, while playing with little protection through his career. Denver always has a good o line

You just wrote a midterm essay.

@@tomguglielmo9805funny how you said that with out even watching him play a game.

YOU GUYS FLEECED DENVER LOL 😂 Russ simply is not the chef he thought he was... certainly not at this point in his career.

I see Russ coming in the same way i saw Peyton manning come in. Let’s see if he throws for 7 TDs in his first game like manning😂

Let's ride! 😆

Same!

Wait till his husband Ciara gets in the way again. 🤦🏼‍♂️😂

@@jaksicijenwkspxknd Yup

Including at the QB position...thank you.

Good luck. Trying to find that lightning in a bottle. Next step is getting rid of that horrible GM and ancient coach that's seized too much power in the front office. Once Allen died Pete's power grab has killed the Hawk's

@@DamianBadalamenti 🤣🤣🤣🤦🤦🙄🙄 clueless!! A GM..and A coach who drafted wilson..and a Legendary DEF.. contradiction to the fullest!

@@DamianBadalamenti if they were seriously intrigued in Josh Allen and Patrick Mahomes but didn't have the draft capital to acquire them, and they DID acquire Wilson, I am sure they will be alright picking up his replacement.

@@DamianBadalamenti Broncos MO: decade of irrelevance, poach a QB. 3 year window. Decade of irrelevance. That window starts Monday.

@@DamianBadalamenti I agree Pete has to go, had a great career but his schemes and total control is absurd. Don’t need a gum smacking geriatric coach

Yea nobody talks about that anymore🤣

@@duanejohnson5399 the Seahawks fans who watched it definitely do. It was one of the worst play calls ever

Let me get this straight: The LoB losing that 10-point lead in thee 4th quarter of that same Super Bowl isn't THEIR legacy, but the interception that RICARDO LOCKETTE caused, off of a dumb play called by the coaches is Russ's legacy? Fans are incapable of being objective. If they don't like someone they can make him sound like he's the worst athlete ever. That interception isn't Russ's legacy.

@@DeCurtaRican Wilson has zero legacy and was carried by that defense. That call is more Carroll’s fault because he’s a dumb ass coach who can’t adapt and should’ve ran the ball with marshawn. Wilson legacy has been done ever since that defense dispersed. Wilson is an avg at best qb who is overrated and only had the numbers he did because of marshawn.

@@DeCurtaRican the whole reason they threw that ball is because Russ is selfish and wanted to be the hero, the mvp of the Super Bowl. He didn’t want marshawn to win the Super Bowl mvp. This whole video makes that even more obvious

I actually tried to cover soccer at one point. But I really appreciate the love and support man. From all of you! I have the best job in the world and I love every minute of it.

Yeah but honestly Kyler Murray‘s way more athletic than Russell Wilson ever was and yeah they both had the same problem of they can’t read a middle of the defense ‘cause they’re so short and they both love to throw bombs out outside of the numbers except I would say Kyler Murray’s pretty good at screen passes since they run them so much And you it’s funny I thought he would’ve been way better in the Shanahan offense which is pretty much what their coordinator wanted to do where they take deep play action shots run the ball and let him throw on the move I think Russ in that phase of his life where he just wants to get stats instead of wins

Yeah, your post is malarky. Russ has two flaws, one of which Pete Carroll ingrained into him because of his offensive distance: (1) Not using the middle of the field enough (but to whom would he pass it?), and (2) not checking down and playing the short game more. Pete’s system often resulted in 3rd & long, which meant Russ has to bail out the team too many times to count. He wasn’t that great on 3rd down but on 4th he was. Russ was relied upon too often to save the team in the 4th quarter. Holding the ball a bit too long was the outgrowth of Pete’s stale offense. Receivers weren’t getting open. Refusing throwaways and holding onto the ball was also an outgrowth of Pete’s system. When you limit a guy to 27 A/G he’s going to look for bigger shots and try to make more plays. He doesn’t want to waste his opportunities. If Phil Jackson only game Michael Jordan or Kobe Bryant 15 shots a game, they both would have shot more 3’s! So people should understand Russ on that one. Russ us one of the most gifted, accurate, creative, durable QBs the NFL has ever seen, and he is a fantastic leader. Pete Carroll doesn’t deserve to be an NFL coach. He has never won outside of his time with Russ, and frankly he ruined a dynasty that could have won 4-5 Super Bowls. He has disrespected every star player he has had on the Seahawks not named Cliff Avril or Kam Chancellor. Richard Sherman shouldn’t even be allowed near anything Seahawks IMO…can’t stand the sight of his face!

Russ isn’t a tier below the greats, and even if he was that would still make him top-10 and Super bowl caliber.

@@dsbeats5657 : Your post is garbage. You can’t build stats without wins. Russ wants championships, but he doesn’t want everybody saying he was carried to a Super Bowl. He has lived with that false narrative his whole career, and he wants to obliterate it once and for all. Denver knows everything about him, and frankly the fact that they’re ignoring all of this should tell you how Pete and John are viewed in the NFL community. They’re generally viewed as being idiots! Why do you think no top free agents wanted to go to Seattke? Why do you think Pete’s firmer assistants never wanted to return to work for him she. He had openings? Pete looking for assistants is like Trump looking for lawyers or entertainment for his inauguration: no one reputable who has options wants that job! Pete isn’t well liked, and no teams ever asked to speak to him after those Super Bowls. Usually, teams try to lure winning coaches away. That’s what theSeagawis did with Mike Holmgren. Why was Pete unwanted in his early 60’s?! Because the league’s front offices know what most fans don’t: that Pete Carroll has an IQ of about 90!

@@dsbeats5657 well said

What’s up Mike ?

Except Seahawks had 2nd best record in the nfl in his tenure

They cycled over a dozen linemen if not more. They rarely had the same o line throughout a season. The issue is Carrol. Russ made mistakes sure but Carrol has too much pull and too much ego to let go of his outdated philosophy. Wasted a first round pick on trash ass penny instead of grabbing the best guard in the draft from ND 😂

So replace him Geno Smith and Drew Lock??? Oh wait Pete's the boss and qb and oline and the entire team apparently. Anyways thanks for your franchise QB 12s really appreciate it Broncos going to kick seachickens asses back to the sea going be a great sesson unfortunately can't say the same about the seachickens. 😂

@@georgewashington6847 jokes on you paying out a massive contract to a done QB. Good luck paying guys like sutton, javonte, jeudy and surtain. Joke franchise with the worst gm in the league

@@kingtut7366 yet when it mattered most he threw games away. I'm a seahawks fan I've watched every single one of his games since he came in the league so I know what I'm talking about. He was fine as a game manger, made a few big throws, was elite for 3-4 seasons but now is washed up. Broncos handing him that kind of contract is insane

I agree. Leaving players out of decision making is why so many good players are ruined by bad GMs/coaches. Matt Stafford in Detroit, for example. Took him one season under a great GM and HC in L.A. to win the SB

How could it be beneficial? Honestly do you think players are automatically good gms?

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@Ultra Venia Okay...good luck against S.F. without Wilson 😆 🤣 😂.