Amongst many much more familiar accolades, it’s worth noting that in 2023, Russell Wilson led the AFC in TD% at 5.8 and led the NFL in 4QC with 4 as a Denver Bronco.
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Via ANY/A Ranking, Caleb Williams is the second lowest performing Madden cover quarterback of all-time.
1. Drew Brees (2009)
1. Patrick Mahomes (2018)
2. Patrick Mahomes (2020)
2. Tom Brady (2016)
3. Donovan McNabb (2004)
4. Lamar Jackson (2019)
T-4. Brett Favre (2007)
T-4. Daunte Culpepper (2000)
6. Josh Allen (2022)
T-7. Tom Brady (2020)
T-8. Michael Vick (2002)
T-10. Caleb Williams (2025)
T-26. Vince Young (2006)
Via ANY/A Ranking, Caleb Williams is the second lowest performing Madden cover quarterback of all-time.
1. Drew Brees (2009)
1. Patrick Mahomes (2018)
2. Patrick Mahomes (2020)
2. Tom Brady (2016)
3. Donovan McNabb (2004)
4. Lamar Jackson (2019)
T-4. Brett Favre (2007)
T-4. Daunte Culpepper (2000)
6. Josh Allen (2022)
T-7. Tom Brady (2020)
T-8. Michael Vick (2002)
T-10. Caleb Williams (2025)
T-26. Vince Young (2006)
highest % of receiver error causing incompletions
1. Jacksonville Jaguars
2. Denver Broncos
3. Cleveland Browns
4. New York Giants
5. Washington Commanders
6. Chicago Bears
7. New York Jets
8. Atlanta Falcons
9. Kansas City Chiefs
10. Minnesota Vikings
11. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
12. Green Bay Packers
13. Carolina Panthers
14. Baltimore Ravens
15. Dallas Cowboys
16. San Francisco 49ers
17. Tennessee Titans
18. Miami Dolphins
19. Buffalo Bills
20. Los Angeles Rams
21. Philadelphia Eagles
22. Los Angeles Chargers
23. Arizona Cardinals
24. Las Vegas Raiders
25. Cincinnati Bengals
26. Pittsburgh Steelers
27. New Orleans Saints
28. Houston Texans
29. Indianapolis Colts
30. Detroit Lions
31. Seattle Seahawks
32. New England Patriots
*2025 percentage of attempts incomplete due to receiver errors
While it might be hard for some to digest. What @TomBrady is suggesting I’ve witnessed with some players over my decade long career. This idea doesn’t apply to every player, but it most definitely happens. FACTS! 🤷🏾♂️
Few things seem to irritate folks on this app more than another correct @AllbrightNFL prediction.
Cycle is always the same, predictable.
Ben calls something in advance = 🦗
Rush to move the goal posts and find one of his misses.
Ignore his objectively strong batting AVG.
I kept my mouth shut on it, but there were several people that tried to crap on some Myles Garrett reporting I had earlier this year that should’ve known better.
Feel free to line those apologies up
@PolarBearWASH Well, his worst season was significantly better than Young’s best so far.
That was your comp and framing of choice, not mine.
Wilson produced a decade stretch with efficiency marks that often topped those of all-time great quarterbacks.
@PolarBearWASH Above average to elevate over the course of a decade = dominant, to me.
Can you find a comparable or more impressive 10-year stretch by anyone with comparable offensive support?
If you can, is said QB a Top-25 all-time great or lesser?
@PolarBearWASH His statistics were comfortably above average to elite every year from 2012-2021.
To have produced what he did on those rosters was nothing short of remarkable.
@PolarBearWASH Wilson (2016)
105 PR+, 106 ANY/A+
Young (2025)
94 PR+, 91 ANY/A+
Wilson was comfortably above-average and Young was comfortably below-average.
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I touched on 2012, 2013, 2015, 2017, 2018, 2019 and 2020.
Wilson was so dominant, even his least remarkable season (2016) was comfortably above average.
Relative to totality of support, it was one of the most dominant decade-stretches in the history of pro football.
I’d be more than willing to listen to the counter-argument.