That was Carrol's call, not Wilson's. Why do you invent shit to back up your constantly horrible takes on obvious talent? Even so, that throw was obviously on the money and quite perfect for what needed to happen, but a 0.3% play from White stole it. Also, very impressive. Obviously 98% of us watching and anyone else calling that game probably would have gone for the obvious handoff, but it didn't happen. So what?
Yes, I agree that Wilson and Brees paved the way for the others, but it's not his fault for being such an obvious elite talent that is also extremely great at reading defenses that other teams may have reached in later years with mediocre QBs. Your complaint is ridiculous.
lol that you think Seattle was only defense and Lynch. What a dumbshit take.
But Wilson has lost a few steps. That's what happens when you spend about 5 straight seasons getting pummeled by suspect OLines and your primary talent--speed and avoidance is hindered by injury and age. I guess Peyton Manning sucks forever because his last two seasons were garbage from having his head displaced after an entire career behind an abysmal Indy line . and complete LoL that you seem to think Daniel Jones is still waiting to prove "how good he can possibly be" when you can't even admit how plainly elite Josh Allen is. Your brain is such a weird place.
IIRC it was the OC that took the brunt of the blame. Fantastic play by Malcolm Butler, he jumped that route to perfection. Normally a great DB will break up the pass, and the Seahawks would still go on to win. Only an INT saves the day for Tom Brady & Co.
Our resident Torn Mind has awful takes in many threads. Worse off, instead of admitting he's wrong, he'd rather just hop on his own sword in self-defense. In a recent food thread, he claimed ethnic Chinese IN China are essentially foreigners w.r.t. to each other because there are 7 Chinese dialects that are not mutually intelligible. Plus he goes on to say there is no authentic regional Chinese cuisine today in ALL of America. Much of his commentary on sports is just as silly, but to his credit, he helps to keep this dying forum alive.
Back on topic, the Broncos have an excellent defense. I'm not sure about the offense, but talent-wise they are closer to contention than the Seahawks are. Russell may be on the decline; he may not be. He was an excellent QB as recently as 2020. His campaign last season wasn't terrible either, but might be a sign of decline. Only time will tell, but the obvious problem in Denver is the coaching rather than the on-field talent. And you're right, he's eaten over 400 sacks in his 10 year career, which is preposterous.