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(06-27-2015, 06:19 PM)Brownshoe Wrote: Lol Wilson rarely has any kind of production. And your insane if you think that Dalton still had better weapons if you include injuries. Wilson is a game manager 100% him only having five 300+ games in his career including the playoffs. Wilson isn't even in the top 10 QBs. Romo, Rivers, Ryan, and even people like Newton (who I don't even think is in the top 10) is better than Wilson. Dalton has been a big reason why our offense has even been relevant. We haven't had a good run game other than the last half of last year. Dalton has only had above average weapons ONE year, and he had stats that Wilson will NEVER have.

Without a team like the Seahawks Wilson would be considered an average QB

(06-27-2015, 08:07 PM)Brownshoe Wrote: Dalton has only had one year worse than Wilson, and that was only because Dalton didn't have anyone on offense to help him. He had Green for about half the year, and he had Hill as the starter for about half the year. Wilson has not shown that he can do anything other than be a game manager. His first couple of years he didn't even have bad receivers either.


Production is what wins you games nothing else. When a QB let's his team do all the production (like Wilson does) he's nothing more than a game manager. Most all of Wilsons production is a by product of the rush game too (something Dalton has only had for a half of a year). That's why Wilson has had the highest amount of play action passes in the league. Dalton has to go on the field and move the offense with his arm. If the offense scores it's mostly because of Dalton (there are exceptions, but most of the time this is the case).

Wilson's games that he threw for 300 or more yards: 5
Wilson's games that he threw for 200 or less yards: 23

Dalton's games that he threw for 300 or more yards: 14
Dalton's games that he threw for 200 or less yards: 22 (he had 7 just last year too)

If you account for total yards, Wilson has actually out produced Dalton since both came into the league. Passing +Rushing = Wilson by about 100 yards over the three year period. So Wilson has actually been more productive from a raw yardage total. You're losing this argument.........badly.