BOOM!He actually is better from within the pocket.
http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcwest/pos...13/a-couple-qb-stats-to-keep-in-pocket-or-out
BOOM!He actually is better from within the pocket.
http://espn.go.com/blog/nfcwest/pos...13/a-couple-qb-stats-to-keep-in-pocket-or-out
The Rams have one of the better defensive lines in terms of pressuring the QB. And with all that, game on the line, needing a TD to win, Wilson drove his team down the field and won the game.It seemed as though the Rams were quite successful in containing the edges the last game of the season and Wilson was struggling for most of the game. But then again he was facing both outside containment and inside pressure, which shouldn't happen unless the OL was getting manhandled. If defenses can have their way with the OL like that, then they will succeed in keeping Wilson in the pocket. But if the OL is playing up to par, then conceivably any team that tries to do that will take a thrashing against our running game, especially with a guy like Lynch who likes to run between the tackles.
I do agree with you in a sense as far as Wilson not being a pocket passer. I think he does fine at it when he can pick his spots to throw from the pocket but if he's reduced to JUST that, if his ability to move is reduced, he'll be in trouble.
By the way, how do you add quotes in green from previous posts?
Your right 1, he is broad shouldered and I'm not looking the gift horse in the mouth. With the rules putting green shields of cash in the form of fines surrounding QB's hopefully we never have to find out just how hard of a lick he can take. Again I'm not talking doom and gloom just wanting our oline to improve.
Last year I was convinced defenses would start containing the edges so Wilson couldn't roll out. So I did a little research and found some interesting facts.
Wilson rolled right 62% of the time which is strange because that's Breno's side. Other than all the penalties maybe Breno isn't so bad.
We didn't run any 2 back sets or I formations.
It was Shotgun and Lone setback about 50/50.
Almost every pass play was RW rolling out before being contained. My concern is that if his mobility is reduced it's pretty much game over. He is not a pocket passer.
Seriously... I didn't even bother responding to that. Sprhwk, you smoking that very legal Washington weed??We ran a TON of I formation....
Ummm, what happened to tracking negative responses?
Nice link 18, I'll buy that.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/player/splits/_/id/14881/russell-Wilson
Dude, I was looking at passing stats, thought that seemed strange. RW attempted no passes in I formation.
18's right, I'm in OR so can't legally blame it on the blaze yet.
Those stats can't be right....?? No attempts out of the I-formation.... nah, can't be right.Ummm, what happened to tracking negative responses?
Nice link 18, I'll buy that.
http://espn.go.com/nfl/player/splits/_/id/14881/russell-Wilson
Dude, I was looking at passing stats, thought that seemed strange. RW attempted no passes in I formation.
18's right, I'm in OR so can't legally blame it on the blaze yet.
Oh Mark Sessler! I love his stuff lol
Crabtree tore his Achilles tendon yesterday. Merry Christmas to the Seahawks!
He really took off when CK took over. Was expecting a break out season.Not like he does much against Sherman and Browner anyways.
He really took off when CK took over. Was expecting a break out season.