His maturity is what strikes me and, subsequently, his control of the huddle and the game. He and Johnny Manziel are similar in size and skills but RWs maturity level, comparably, is off the charts. It will be interesting to see if Manziel can mature into a QB similar to RW, wherever he ends up.

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Wilson is like an athletic Drew Brees. 

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Wilson is like an athletic Drew Brees. 

 

Yep, a more athletic Drew Brees with a much stronger arm. I've been riding th Russell Wilson train for a while, just wait until Seattle finds some legit weapons on the outside.

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Nice to see some respect for Wilson, he deserves everything.

 

I understand, you're mad at former GM, but there were 30 other teams, which surpased him at least twice. There are at least 20-25 of them, where he could be the starter. Some of them have a solid/good QB, but I think he is/will be better than most of them.

 

We are really lucky to have him. He's special, not just on the field, but off the field as well. Our fan base love him and I don't think any of us would trade him for Brees, Rodgers, Brady, Manning or 5 1st round draft picks.

 

Guess what he did after MNF win against Saints? First, he did his post-game stuff with the MNF crew, went in to the locker room, showed and dressed in his post-game suit and then did his media interview obligations. Then as the rest of his team was getting ready to go out on the town to celebrate for the night Russell went back into the locker room, put his UNIFORM BACK ON, and went out into the empty stadium with a young boy through the Make A Wish foundation and played catch and talked with him for almost an hour.

 

 

This picture is also cool. He wasn't ready for a quick snap and still has his mouth-piece in hands. No panic, and complete pass.

 

http://scores.espn.go.com/nfl/photos?gam...Id=3424259

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