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To be fair, our best recievers that year were Tim Dwight and Curtis Conway.... I'd take Tate, Rice, and Harvin (when healthy) over them all day, tbh....
Don't move dem goal posts now
To be fair, our best recievers that year were Tim Dwight and Curtis Conway.... I'd take Tate, Rice, and Harvin (when healthy) over them all day, tbh....
thinking rookie stats makes the comparison valid. It's a re ed comparison made by the media to promote black QBs.
It's already been proven on this site Russell Wilson tucks it and runs over 10x as frequently as Brees does. One's a pocket passer, the other's a monkey baller
Harvin wasn't on our roster in 2012.
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Also, LT accounted for 79 receptions, that's a lot. A lot of receivers never get 70 receptions in a season for their entire career
Dwight/Conway: 1,475 yards combined. 5 TDs
Tate/Rice: 1,436 yards combined. 14 TDs
I think Tate is better than white lighting,
The only reason I put those stats in were due to the running game Brees had, that is the point. People make a big deal about Wilson and the running game. So, it was two birds with one stone LOL Clearly, Brees has a track record that Wilson doesn't have available. And Wilson, is being punished because he doesn't, and he's multi dimensional, and that's fine
It's already been proven on this site Russell Wilson tucks it and runs over 10x as frequently as Brees does. One's a pocket passer, the other's a monkey baller
I'm actually pleased Wilson can take off if needed. It gives him an added dimension that is needed with us not having a Jimmy Graham, Brandon Marshall, Megatron, A.J Green etc. New Orleans is built around Brees, where it is not the case for Wilson yet he still performs. One is a pocket passer only, and one is multi dimensional. And I don't care that the guy has ran 10xs more than Brees, it just says he's multi dimensional and doesn't have the weapons.
People act as if Wilson doesn't go about his progressions when has the time LOL
It also says he's a monkey with limited pocket passing ability.
Name one wide out on Seattle that Wilson can throw the ball at no matter the coverage.
Sidney Rice, proof being the monster season he had as Brett Favre's go to receiver.
Sidney Rice would have 10 tds and at least 1000 yds if Luck were throwing to him. TRUTH.
You're actually serious about this. And, ignoring that Harvin was in that offense creating space LOL You guys are hilarious.
How many times did Luck thrown the ball last season? LOL
Well, he didn't have the luxury of having the 3rd leading rusher or the best scoring defense (by almost 2 ppg) at his disposal, so what's your point?
Larry Fitzgerald?
You guys have to be trolling me.
It goes both ways. Russell didn't have the attempts because of the ground game, and Luck didn't have the ground game, thus more attempts. Of course the WR's numbers would be inflated due to more attempts. For you state for any other reason is intellectually dishonest, tbh
Rice was getting Fitzgerald comparisons in 2009 when he had a true pocket passer at QB, I'm not making that up.Larry Fitzgerald?
You guys have to be trolling me.
Sometimes you just don't know what you got till it's gone. It's a shame Seahawk fan is so trendy and they forget who gave them their most iconic win in franchise history--and who continues to do all the dirty work for their offense.
Shameful.
This holds the assumption that Wilson could've taken that Indy Yugo to the playoffs. We all know Luck would've driven that Bentley in Seattle farther.
Hey, if you truly believe that, there's nothing I can say otherwise. But it's amazing how you guys try to put this kid in the frying pan, and try to take away his credibility.
It's not a matter of belief, it's fact that Sidney Rice was drawing comparisons to Fitz during the 2009 season.
It's amazing how Wilson fans put a 1,300 yard receiver in a frying pan and try to take away his credibility.
We wouldn't do that if you weren't so steadfast in turning a game manager into Joe Montana
Assumptions all around. Life is a little different without Reggie Wayne. And obviously Wilson is at a disadvantage because he has Lynch, but he has shown true pocket ability when there was no other choice but to throw the ball and lead his team. And that, is what matters.
He's at a disadvantage because he has an elite defense and a 1600 yd rusher? Man, life is tough for the black QB.
And a 1,300 yard receiver
I never said he was Joe Montana, never once. I never said he was Drew Brees, or Elway, or any prolific passer that has come and gone, or is sill here. All I ever said is the guy deserves more respect than what he is getting. And, comparatively to a prolific passer that had a great running back in his first year at QB, he put up comparable numbers, and that is a point that should be respected.
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