Wilson Should be the MVP

[Idahawk]

In yesterday's game he accounted for all but 59 yards of offense and it's not the first time he's carried the team . Sure other QBs put up bigger numbers at least in the passing game , but when you look at it in terms of who's the most valuable to their team , clearly Wilson has to be in the discussion. How many QBs can overcome 7 sacks in a game and still manage to find a way to win ? His legs are a factor that teams fear , you can't say that about many QBs out there .

What do you think ?

 

[szat]

Think we should of had 26 points, that RW touchdown should have counted. Lead to 0 points.

RW saved the day with his legs, a few key throws. We need to work on those screens, requires QB to sell the play, and put touch on the ball.

I hated the play calling. It was so predicable, draw/option/draw/option - throw. They had the option well covered, yet we kept going to it. RW was slow to get up on a couple of those hits. Its accumulative. O-Line had a long day...

 

[TheBandwagon]

It's gonna be tough for that O-line to put something together with Unger, Zach Miller and Carp gone. As far as the playcalling goes, the pass blocking often just doesn't give Wilson and the WRs enough time to function normally and it seems Bevell is adapting the playbook to compensate for that.

Wilson probably had his best game of the season yesterday. He kept it happening even when Lynch was a non-factor. It's been said a thousand times, "you stop Lynch, you stop the Seahawks." Well, not when Wilson's playing like he did yesterday.

I agree with you Wilson's definitely the MVP of this team, if not the league and always has been. He'll never get serious league MVP consideration throwing for 200 yards a game but Danny O'neil summed it up perfectly earlier in the year after the Denver game. He's arguably the biggest difference-maker in the league and is clearly the best QB at making something out of nothing. As long as Wilson's the QB, there's always hope that things are gonna be ok and it will all turn out well in the end.