There are many concerns regarding the ability and the effectiveness of veteran quarterback Russell Wilson entering his first season with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
What isn’t a concern, or a debate, is his ability to throw the deep ball.
Even at the age of 35 and entering his 13th NFL season, Wilson remains one of the game’s very best deep-ball passers, consistently airing it out and dropping passes into the bucket.
For Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin, that deep-ball ability remains a huge calling card for Wilson. It’s a trait at the quarterback position that attracted the Steelers to Wilson, among other things.