That's because the Seahawks are 7-1. Wins cover up the stench.
Thanks to the best homefield advantage in the league and a defense that stops teams
That's because the Seahawks are 7-1. Wins cover up the stench.
Both of Seattle's starting tackles are out with injury. They are limping along but keep winning. Probably going to catch up with them sooner or later.
They looked as bad as us last night. But Wilson did NOT turn it over.
9 turnover in 8 games (Wilson) as compared to 14 turnovers in 7 games (RT17) is a big difference between 7-1 and 3-4
That Seattle D helps too.
Both of Seattle's starting tackles are out with injury. They are limping along but keep winning. Probably going to catch up with them sooner or later.
They looked as bad as us last night. But Wilson did NOT turn it over.
9 turnover in 8 games (Wilson) as compared to 14 turnovers in 7 games (RT17) is a big difference between 7-1 and 3-4
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And Tannehill isn't playing behind a terrible line? I dont like the Wilson to Tannehill comparisons anyway because Wilson has outperformed Tannehill to this point...but still the olines are both bad.
I understand the turnover differences which is why I included those #'s but it was more for perspective. Tannehill is getting ripped but other QB's have similar #s & it's not made a big deal. RG3 has more fumbles & less sacks what does that say & he lays in the NFC east.
.... and yet Wilson doesn't throw picks at the rate Tannehill does. Why is that?
Because the rest of Wilson's team actually plays like a team and builds big leads through the run and excellent defense. With Tannehill his mistakes are being magnified because of close games. When Lynch goes off Wilson hands off left and right and watches...Tannehill does not have that luxury.