Great Article. Wilson a game manager?

[WilsonMVP]

I just found this article so sorry if it has been posted allready. I think its very well written and def worth reading about Wilson

http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2014/1/...seahawks-denver-broncos-super-bowl-48-preview

 

[SalishHawkFan]

Wow. Great article. Thanks for the find.

 

[Seahawk772002]

The article and attached links is so deep and well documented with plays, situations break downs of key personnel, you almost have to wonder if you are watching a training film teaching propsective coaches how to break down plays.

I spent two hours and have only begun to scratch the surface, this is for real junkies.

I bleed Seahawks and am not a junkie, but this is one I am going to save in favorites, then go over and over when I really have too much time on my hands.

Something tells me I will never finish this article and links.

 

[sc85sis]

I've never understood why people use the term "game manager" in a derisive way for quarterbacks. All quarterbacks manage the game; managing just means they're leading and directing guys on the field. Would it be better to be a manager or a peon?

 

[brimsalabim]

Thanks for sharing this link. It's a good perspective on things.

 

[sutz]

I've never understood why people use the term "game manager" in a derisive way for quarterbacks. All quarterbacks manage the game; managing just means they're leading and directing guys on the field. Would it be better to be a manager or a peon?

It's a macho thing. People want "field generals," which sounds more manly than "game manager."

Bunch of hokum, of course. But that's what you get when you rely on a bunch of meatheads for commentary.