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Originally Posted by Tony Pauline
When he[Russell Wilson] was asked to play in an NFL style offense it was a completely different story. From the pocket Wilson sprayed his passes around the field and missed an easy scoring opportunity early in the game when his throw was wide of the mark. He showed little in the way of pocket presence or the ability to sense the rush. Wilson is a tremendous athlete, but he needs a lot of work before he'll be an NFL-ready passer.
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Kirk Cousins, Isaish Pead shine brightest at Senior Bowl - Tony Pauline - SI.com
I'm surprised that Pauline listed Wilson as a 'Slider' and Cousins as a 'Riser' from the Senior Bowl.
I came away from his article like I watched a different game.
Was the difference between Wilson's and Cousins game wide enought for one to be listed as a 'slider' and one a 'riser'?
Wilson was 4-7 with 1 TD:
His 3 missed passes or as Pauline stated: 'sprayed his passes all over the field' only missed 3 passes
o 1 was a poor decision throwing where he didn't look off the safety and threw late down the seam that got picked
o another was a slant that was a little high but the receiver got his hands on
o he also missed on a corner route, but it looked more like a timing issue then an accuracy issue as he his throw hit the back pylon which is exactly where you want it but it got there before the receiver
o Wilson actually avoided some sacks and used his mobility and poise in the pocket to handle 2 horrible snaps that hit the turf
I saw a completely different performance from Wilson then Pauline.