Many of the best quarterbacks in NFL history throw or threw interceptions at a very low rate. But that list is pocked by quite a few mediocre quarterbacks too. Quarterbacks like Alex Smith, Sam Bradford and Teddy Bridgewater who avoid throwing interceptions by avoiding difficult throws. Russell Wilson finds himself somewhere between that group and the quarterbacks he aspires to be like Tom Brady and Aaron Rodgers. I do not mean that condescendingly. I think Wilson was every bit as good as those two in his own way, well maybe not quite, but Rodgers and Brady are among the greatest quarterbacks to ever play.
Russell Wilson and the Seahawks may have overreacted to Wilson’s struggles
