After having perhaps the greatest statistical game ever by a quarterback against the Rams Week 7,
Russell Wilson has been downright terrible the last two weeks. He has completed just 55 percent of his throws over the last two games and has 378 yards passing, 66 yards rushing, one touchdown and one interception total over that span. It has been brutal.
Wilson carries some of the blame for the poor performances, missing open receivers and making a few questionable decisions, but a lot of the blame falls at the feet of the people around Wilson. The offensive line has struggled to protect him the last two games, and the receivers that were expected to step up following the
Percy Harvin trade are simply not getting open. If the receivers are not getting open against Oakland and Carolina, it is very fair to question if they will figure out how to get open against the tougher tests to come.
The good news is help is on the horizon. C
Max Unger should be back Week 10, and LT
Russell Okung has a good chance to suit up against the Giants as well. The offensive line getting healthy would be a big step in the right direction, but the Seahawks have to figure out how to get their nondescript wide receivers open for Wilson to find any success this season. I believe they can, but Wilson cannot be trusted as anything more than QB1 streaming option until we see it.