Capitol Hill Seattle wrote:
Wilson didn't even make the pro bowl. Coaches & players who actually know a thing or two about the sport selected better QBs ahead of him such as Aaron Rodgers & Tony Romo, So much for Wilson being the greatest of all time if the coaches & players won't even vote for him.
It's really not all about wins, especially when you have a tremendous supporting cast to make your job easy. A great defense, defensive & offensive coaches, Marshawn Lynch, an architect that designed an upside down canoe to generate noise due to the utter lack of enthusiastic & knowledgeable fans in the puget sound. Perhaps, Wilson is the weak link on the Seahawk team. Imagine how good the Seahawks would be if they had someone like oh, Roethlisberger, Romo, or Ryan.
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Snubs
Russell Wilson, QB: This is quite possibly the biggest snub in the NFL this season among Pro Bowl candidates; Wilson was chosen only as an alternate. He became the only QB in NFL history to rush for 100 yards and pass for 300 in the same game, which he did Oct. 19 in St. Louis. He is the fifth QB in NFL history to rush for 100 yards with a TD and pass for 200 with a TD in the same game, which he did at Washington on Oct. 6. That night, he also set a Monday night quarterback record with 122 yards rushing. Wilson has rushed for 842 yards this season, for a 7.5-yard average, and he leads all QBs with six rushing TDs. Wilson also has passed for 3,236 yards with 20 TDs and only six interceptions, despite being under constant pressure from on offensive line that has struggled at times with pass blocking. Wilson passed for 339 yards in the 35-6 victory over the Cardinals on Sunday night and rushed for 88 yards, including a 55-yard run. He might lead his team to a second consecutive Super Bowl. What more does the man have to do?
Whom he should have beaten out: Ben Roethlisberger of Pittsburgh and Tony Romo of Dallas are having seasons that rank among their career bests
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