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Cam ranked 8th best QB. NFL.com


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I say Wilson is definitely the more polished passer but he's been a game manager while Cam has been 95% of our offense.

 

What Seahawks' fans fail to realize is that Wilson's efficiency (QBR etc) comes from him being asked to do less. It's only natural that the more you throw the more mistakes you'll make.

 

About being a polished passer, i dunno. In the pocket definitely not. RW's big plays come on him being outside the pocket. I actually observed this about him and guess what, Pete Prisco wrote an article about the exact same thing, ie, do not pressure RW in the pocket because he is not comfortable passing from the pocket.

 

http://www.cbssports.com/nfl/writer/pete-prisco/24131807/after-further-review-wilsons-great-on-the-run-so-why-rush-him

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