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Originally Posted by htownskinfan
The only positive part is 3 td passes,is that all? Why some people dont want to give Wilson credit is beyond me.Its like if you give Wilson credit your somehow cutting down RG3.And then you want to bring up his fumbling when RG3 leads the league in fumbles? Unreal
If RG3 had the exact same stat line Wilson did in the game against Dallas and we beat Dallas 34-22 and someone came on the forum and said the only positive stat he had was 3 td passes what do you think the reaction would be? I bet youd be one of the first people to call that person an idiot
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No, completing barely half of his passes and two turnovers wouldn't impress me by RGIII or anyone.
Griff's been throwing for 300 yards weekly this season despite his accuracy issues, so if he came out with a 123, 142 or even a 235-yard night, they'd all be letdowns.
Here's the difference between the two QBs: Griffin is the leader of this offense. Everything runs through him and depends on him. Wilson is more of, to use the overused term, a game manager.
Take a look at these game performances and tell be Wilson is the key to their offensive success:
@ 25 /33 320 yds 75.8%
CAR
vs 8 /19 142 yds 42.1%
SF
vs 14 /21 202 yds 66.7%
JAC
@ 12 /23 123 yds 52.2%
HOU
@ 15 /31 210 yds 48.4%
IND
vs 23 /31 257 yds 74.2%
TEN
@ 18 /29 235 yds 62.1%
ARI
He seems to be a Jay Cutler-like QB who will have a good game or a bad game, nothing in between. His team is carrying him. He's really only had 2 solid games passing the ball this year. When your QB can pass below 50% and for less than 150 yards almost every other game and you're still winning, you know you have a solid team around that QB.
His defense scores a lot and they usually play with the lead, so they can run the ball all game long. If he had to try to come back every week with his arm, I don't think he'd have as much success.