Who's to Blame in Denver? | Kurt Warner Breaks Down Russell Wilson and the Broncos' Offensive Woes

We all know the Broncos are struggling offensively. Why are they struggling? Is it about their quarterback? Or some other issues they have?
Time for a special edition of Studyball after last night’s Thursday night football game and all the talk about Russell Wilson and what happened at the end of the game. I just had to check on the film and show you guys what I saw last evening. Again, I can’t show every play. I am going to show some things that I saw and some of the struggles they are having, especially issues in the redzone. It just seems like when you play football, you need a break. You need something to go your direction and everyone around the board needs to clean up. Their quarterback, frankly, needs to play better. Needs to understand what he is seeing and the play designers have to help him in certain situations. Anyway, a lot of stuff is going on in Denver. I am not sure the sky needs to fall quite yet. They have a record of 2-3. They have been very close in some other games. It’s not like all doom and gloom. But this thing could be completely diff had they been able to put some things together. Russ has to be better in certain situations and has to be better in making the decisions and seeing the field. Let’s look at the tape!
There is a lot of blame to go all over this offense. But a lot of it has to fall on Russ. He has to be better. Plain and simple. He has got to have a better overall understanding of what he is seeing and where different throws have to go. Could he get a bit of help with the execution? The play design? No doubt about it. But when you watch the film, you see it. There are guys open all over the place. There are big plays to be had. There is no excuse that you didn’t score a touchdown in this game. There is no excuse with how good the defense played and as bad as Indy played offensively. When you see all the plays that were out there to be had, yes a lot can come down to the last play and it was there. It shouldn’t have ever been that close in the game because the opportunities that were out there. We have got to clean them up. The pressure situations and taking advantage of the big plays. Understanding where the disconnect is with Russell throwing it deep when Jerry Jeudy is flattening his route? I don’t know. I am not in the meetings and definitely say who is more at fault than others. All I know is we have to get it figured out. Why is there the disconnect? The figuring out has to happen fast. They were surviving, winning a couple of games but it is still ugly 5 weeks into the season. They have got tough schedules coming up. They have a tough division. You’re not going to win many games playing like this. You’re not going to see many offenses that struggle as much as Indy’s is to give you a chance to even win a game like this if you miss all the opportunities.
That’s what I’m seeing in Denver. All disjointed and all out of whack right now. Starts with the QB but doesn’t end there. We have other issues on this team. We have got to get it cleaned up. The team is too talented, quarterback is too good to continually be making these mistakes over and over. #russellwilson #denverbroncos #nfl

[@bplup6419]

I blame myself for sitting through that game.

[@storiestotell]

That was a terrible game

[@pxrays547]

You will never get the time or brain cells back.....

[@randomhero8662]

It was so bad to the point of being entertaining. I was laughing at how predictably bad it was toward the end. Going to overtime made it even more laughable. They should've played the NFL blooper reel music through the whole game.

[@lbwlawyer]

At a certain point it became a game of “well, it can’t get worse” and then being proved wrong. So I kept watching to see if the bleeding would stop.

[@pxrays547]

@@lbwlawyer As with most things in life, saying it can't get worse is foolhardy ;)

[@21landog]

The fact that we get breakdowns of this level on KZbin for free is crazy…same thing with qb school

[@justinland1208]

Love QB school.

[@devintaylor614]

Tim Jenkins all elite is very good

[@gypsycannon5842]

Facts. It's awesome

[@ryu-ken]

channels like kurt's and Jt's taught me a lot about football

[@047Kenny]

It’s just love for the game. Passion oozing out in the form of knowledge

[@angeloiodice9304]

Kurt has always been one of the most genuinely kind folks in football. Everybody is getting their fangs into Wilson. And, here is Kurt, even giving Wilson a few accolades during the darkest part of his career. Kurt comes from such humble beginnings, being down but not out. Good show by a good guy.

[@V1C1233]

@James Stocks I mean based on this video his shoulder seemed fine and his decision making wasn’t the best. Trying to go big instead of taking first downs

[@jasondookie1900]

I also like how he doesn't bash his personal life like that idiot Kyle Brandt did. Had no reason to bring up his personal life off the field.

[@technologicalsociety]

You gotta love Kurt, right? Amazing fella.

[@Random_Patriot]

@@V1C1233 and his vision was terrible.

[@miketemple7686]

That’s because, unlike some “experts”, Kurt has been in Russell’s maybe once or twice. Most other experts are just pundit.

[@alangil40]

Given the popularity of the NFL, this channel should have millions of subscribers. Absolutely phenomenal stuff, great insight into how offenses are schemed and what a QB has to do from a read perspective. Also you can see why playing QB in the NFL is so hard, it goes way beyond physical ability.

[@annerector8765]

Kurt is one fine football mind and a great person.

[@beaupeterson188]

A lot of people like the NFL, but that doesn’t mean they want to take the time to break it down.

[@kennethmyles9198]

Thanks Kurt, Could you PLEASE send a link to this video to Russ & Hackett !!

[@codacreator6162]

Thinking fast, reading defenses and timing throws like threading a needle at 20 yards is just the beginning. Kurt Warner has ALWAYS impressed me with his ability to do all of this stuff coupled with a lightning quick release. Add that he’s a genuinely good human being on par with the likes of Walter Payton, and he’s one of the standout players in the NFL of all time. That’s my opinion, of course, but I know I’m not alone. Cards were completely transformed just by his presence on our team. I know. I was at the very first game of the then Phoenix Cardinals and watched year after year of mediocre Cardinals football. When the Cards announced they were bringing Kurt to the team, I KNEW we were in for something special. Say what you will about Ken Whisenhunt, he nailed that one. One play between us and the Super Bowl upset of the century. Still listed in the top 10 SBs ever played. That is Kurt Warner.

[@TwoJayzzz]

He gets good views. Give it time the algorithm will find him

[@t.martin4291]

Thanks Kurt for taking us through that... We need more commentary like this.

[@christiansoldier77]

T. Martin Kurt is talking nonsense in a lot of this video. He want Russ to make a hot read when he is under pressure with no viable hot route lol

[@ellichacon8840]

@@christiansoldier77 How many years were you a quarterback in the NFL? How many super bowls have you been to? You must have crazy credentials if you're saying hall of fame Quarterback Kurt Warner is speaking nonsense.

[@christiansoldier77]

@@ellichacon8840 Just because someone played a sport doesnt mean they always know what they are talking about.. I mean you are criticizing Russ how many years has he been in the league? How many Super Bowls has he been to? . You kill your own argument SMH

[@t.martin4291]

@Christian Soldier sorry but I played football for 8yrs and Kurt knows what he's talking about. If they are in man or press coverage. You go with the hot read and he's only doing a three step drop. Then you go with the quick slant. And your in the red zone where everything is more congested. If you don't have any options run it yourself. Kurt is talking facts. It sounds like you are talking nonsense.

[@lewallen86]

@@ellichacon8840 relax I’ve seen this dementia about russ from seahawk fans it’s just what happens lol thank god he’s not here go hawks

[@petermaharajh2088]

Seriously, how is this channel not bigger!!!!???? I love learning even the basics. I have watched football for years but clearly had no idea what I was watching. Thank you for helping me understand this game.

[@aidentheorc2124]

Hell i played up until high school and it turns out I barely knew what i was doing on the offensive/QB strategy side after watching all Kurt’s breakdowns lol

[@jennifer60515]

Same here. Love this knowledge.

[@couchdetectives]

Who else feels like they just learned a new game? Holy shit Kurt, thanks man!

[@daveg-j1866]

Incredible level of analysis, thank you. Hope the Broncos make the improvements so we can make the most of a great defense

[@michaelwaninger3155]

Not a good sign when linemen are picking up the wrong guy, receivers aren't running the routes correctly and the qb isn't pick the correct route to start on...but this was happening to the Giants when Eli was qb . They pulled it together for 2 of those seasons winning 2 sb's.

[@robDOGZ666]

With all the injuries to key players. Broncos won’t go anywhere, but I hope for improvements to carry onto the next year.

[@jaimezorrilla9100]

Kurt, thank you for all the hard work! I love looking at plays through the eyes of people that have done it! This game was painful to watch live and even on film study!

[@user-qr8ki8ue4i]

I imagine Kurt was in agony watching this game.

[@HSA-]

Admit it. We're blessed to be able to see _this_ level of analysis from a Legend like Kurt

[@dustinsnider1646]

dude this made me see this game in such a different light its pretty clear rus is evolving or at least trying to by learning this newer and more advanced offense. if he's able to learn how to read coverage like this hell be able to avoid more pressure and sacks without needing to run or be super elusive every time. these play calls are not as bad as i thought. thank you for this Kurt! I hope someone in the broncos organization is seeing it this way as well.

[@kingkracker1998]

the problem is when watching a game live u cant tell what is actually going on. unless u have the all 22 film, watching live ull never really know! u cant see the hole field.

[@petercofrancesco9812]

Watching you break down these plays makes me realize how little I know about football despite watching it most my life as a spectator. 👍

[@michaelwaninger3155]

We can't see the whole field. They focus where the ball is and on close ups. Most people don't know there's a strategy.

[@petercofrancesco9812]

@@michaelwaninger3155 I also get from an entertainment stand point the broadcaster don't want to get too technical.

[@aidentheorc2124]

One of my favorite things about football is how there’s a decent amount of strategy that goes into it, a bit beyond basketball/baseball and way more than soccer.

[@petercofrancesco9812]

@James Stocks You're close I'm in New England

[@forgettablelisa]

How did I not know you were on KZbin? You are my all-time favorite NFL player; I remember watching every Rams game of the 99-00 season with my dad, and going through the build-up from, "hey they're actually doing better than we expected, this Warner dude looks pretty good," all the way to, "we are witnessing history!" It's one of the things I'm most thankful to myself for, that I sat and watched all those games with my dad instead of going out with my friends on those Sundays! When you guys won that SB it felt like a happy ending to our entire year! You have no idea how many good feelings and memories I have that revolved around watching you play for the Rams! Love you man, and oh yeah freaking excellent content!

[@cleantakes837]

This was awesome. Learned more about the game of football in this video than I could from watching three years of NFL “talk shows”.

[@mountainsun1]

Quality content, not the football but the analysis. Thanks for taking the time to go in-depth and talk about more than just a few plays. 💪

[@jferares]

So what took from this analysis: much of the play design and play calling is actually solid. Execution is failing routinely. This is important because in the midst of all this, trying to evaluate a first year head coach...

[@michaelwaninger3155]

But to have execution failing at o-line, receiver and qb levels reflects poorly on coach; even if he had a good scheme.

[@aidentheorc2124]

If your entire offense is failing to execute, it comes off as some kind of failure in coaching or perhaps poor culture

[@swirvinbirds1971]

If you want to see where the blame lies watch Kurt's breakdown of the Hawks/Rams playoff game from 2 seasons ago.

[@neegusa]

I think Hackett should have at least kept Munchak, Hackett has had some very questionable decisions this season and off-season.

[@SanguineMalcontent]

You evaluate a coordinator on play design and game-planning, not a head coach (even if he is also the coordinator). You evaluate a head coach on in-game decisions and team preparedness, among other things.

[@GeeDeeBird]

It's kind of amazing how much you can learn from great analysis of really bad football. Thanks, Kurt!

[@odismuhammad271]

Thank you Mr. Warner. Great to have an understanding of what challenges they are facing.

[@meowmix705]

During Russ' final year in Seattle, Pete Carroll specifically called out Russ a few times during the post-game pressors for not going for the checkdown. Not only was that very uncharacteristic of Pete (he never calls out individuals), but I knew then Russ was freelancing and going for the accolade plays

[@orangecrush5862]

As a Broncos fan, I like your break down because it means it can be fixed!

[@michaelwaninger3155]

This happened to the Giants when they got Coughlin as headcoach. But after a couple of seasons Eli knew what to do and the o-line just the receivers kept running wrong route. Break out instead of in and the ball goes sailing down the middle of the field full of defenders. Yet we pulled it together for 2 of those years. Broncos probably will too.

[@michaelrasmussen7357]

Can't fix the problem which is Wilson. The game film shows players running wide open since week one. It should not take a whole off season and 5 games to understand the offense. Unfortunately Russ leaves cleans pockets and makes bad throws and decisions.

[@isaiahakaic6386]

@@michaelrasmussen7357 you are 1000% right about the clean pocket. since Seattle Russ was doing that. The one thing I hope you are wrong about is it can’t be fix. To me it seems Russ doesn’t trust anyone but Judy and he seems to be frazzled and not sure about the plays. Russ tends to improve between week 4 to week 10 so I am hoping with more film and repetition he will fix these issues. As a Russ fan he gets 90% of the blame but the coach should see this guy is not there yet so kick the field-goal.

[@GALAPAPAPI]

Lol hopefully. As a Seahawks fan Ik Russ can shake this off and get connected with wrs and coaches

[@Luminated]

@@michaelrasmussen7357 TBF I don't think Russ leaves clean pockets intentionally. I think he moves out of pocket because he can't see behind the line. I could be completely wrong but that's what it seems like. It makes it hard for him to go through progressions the way a QB in the pocket should be doing. This film review is great and shows to me that Russ just isn't connected with his receivers yet, our O-line in particular isn't ideal either. Regardless this film just shows that everything is fixable but that comes down to the coaching staff and Russ adjusting to his receivers.... With all the injuries that plague the Broncos, this season might be over. I personally thought this whole year was just a development year for everyone and we weren't going to contest with the already established AFC West this year.

[@irmulc]

Kurt needs a show for this stuff, or more attention on KZbin. This was a great breakdown.

[@Leesgotitsimple]

dude sounds like he should get a gig as an OC or head coach to me

[@Ethan-um7cp]

Thanks Kurt that was really informative. Appreciate it. In the end, despite the mistakes all over, Russ had a chance to win and he didn't make the play.

[@GoBroncos9]

This is some great stuff. More thorough than anything you'll see on TV. So much better than the opinion dominated, hot-takery you get everywhere else!

[@rick262]

That was an interesting and useful analysis. So much better than all the emotional name calling going on right now.

[@michaelwaninger3155]

The really annoying part is, all these sh*theads( name-calling) know what he just showed us and still proceed with their b*llsh*t.

[@madflysports8458]

Outstanding analysis. Best I have ever seen. Kurt breaks it down and makes sense of what is happening and how Russ is blowing it.

[@gregjacyszyn8992]

Seeing this many weeks later - just amazing! Thank you Kurt Warner, for giving us this kind of detail on this amazing game of football! (Not this particular game…since it provided so many good examples of what NOT to do - but football itself.). It’s great to look under the hood with a man like this, and understand the game on another level.

[@jamesmartin675]

I Get Smarter about Football Everytime I watch these. Thank Kurt and Team for opening my mind to greater enjoyment of the game !

[@haciendadad]

As a Broncos fan, thank you for taking the time to diagnose these key plays. It sheds new light in my mind, that Hackett is calling good plays for the most part, Russell is just not seeing the opportunities. I feel that part of that reason is he doesn't trust all his receivers and I can't blame him for that because they have let him down, except Courtland and especially Juedy. Juedy, should be playing better for his draft position. I think the Broncos need to draft the best possible WR(s) available in their upcoming drafts, and move on from the ones Elway drafted. KJ Hamler could have potential, but sadly he just never gets any throws his way or he is hurt and rehabilitating. The TE room is weak! Need to find good talent and depth in that room! Also, I think Juedy needs someone to work with him to learn how to read the defense and/or how to focus on the catch. He can catch uncontested thrown balls, but when it is tightly covered, he usually loses the battle for the ball which is unacceptable for someone picked that high.

[@augustbrante8117]

Kurt you are one of the few who is really trying to help w/o ego or pounding on chest. Great video breck down!

[@patrickmccracken8652]

Kurt great break down here. When Trent Green went down I was like the Seattle running back from the 80s is starting? You had a great career and great work on this video

[@mt_baldwin]

Yes, the only person I'll trust on this issue. Thank you Mr Warner.

[@spockasmick]

I am loving this breakdown. Subscribed. You get a sense over the years that Kurt's a good man, nice dude. IMO he does a great job of being critical here, but it doesn't feel personal. It feels like it's all focus on the situation at hand, not the sensationalism BS that gets all the clicks and whatever. A lot of people like that stuff, so the channel growth here might be a little slower because it's geared more towards people like me who want to better understand why things happen/don't happen. Lovin' this -- thanks!

[@mikegarcia7452]

Do u work at ups?

[@spockasmick]

@@mikegarcia7452 no

[@rajshakumar9905]

This must be such a great source for high school QBs.

[@maxmiles4338]

Mr. Warner thanks for posting these demonstrations. I think a number of us could point to Wilson's problem being one of visibility, but this helps us as viewers exactly how and where these kind of plays can break down. Kudos to you, sir.

[@morganmoallemian3667]

Thanks, Kurt Warner, for the in depth analysis. It's fascinating getting a dissection of all the things going on any particular play and how it worked or didn't. Love it.

[@Jake-jy6wg]

Just discovered this channel. Warner is one of my top 3 favorites of all time. Awesome to see him break these plays down from the perspective of a veteran superbowl HOF QB. The best channel out there doing this! What an awesome coach or offensive coordinator he'd be.

[@mondavou9408]

Wow this was cool to stumble upon. I don't really care much about professional sports anymore but mad respect for Mr. Warner and found this very enlightening and enjoyable to watch. I think someone else below said you should have a million subs. I agree.

[@grantv2313]

I’m so glad I found this video. Great analysis Kurt! I watched this game on NFL+ on my phone and though I’m not a Denver fan I’m confused and curious what the problem is with this team! The plays happen so fast that you don’t get a chance to see all the missed opportunities like this. They should be making more plays on accident than they are. Thought the same that you mentioned at the end. The top 10 teams aren’t going to let you hang around . They’re gonna get blown out. It looks like problems all around making Wilson look even worse though he has to take a lot of the blame. Hopefully they watch this channel. You might be getting a phone call. They need to hire you.

[@jeffmartinez262]

Wow Kurt, I have watched video breakdowns before, but never from a pro of your caliber. Thanks for doing this so normal fans like me can understand what is actually going on. I'm now a subscriber. Fantastic stuff!

[@danielcrespo9445]

Subscribed simply because of the quality of the breakdown. As a bronco fan, its a combination of frustration and hope because there are plays to be had. Who'd think a veteran of ten plus years that's won a SB would look like a 5th year veteran. . .

[@Random_Patriot]

I found this much more interesting and entertaining than the actual game. Great video.

[@c3920]

Just found your channel Kurt. “American Underdog” was great, so happy you’re putting out content like this! God bless from Colorado.

[@ZiotheBorderCollie]

My first time seeing this channel, but great insight into why you were one of the best! My favorite QB! From St Louis to NY to Arizona.

[@sah6373]

Wonderful breakdown, analysis, and commentary. Per these selected plays, I didn’t think the O line played that bad.

[@patricecool7747]

Same the O line gives Russ time

[@meanqueenjeannie2525]

I can't believe I only just found your channel, how exciting. Broncos are my team so it's perfect timing. I need to wrap my head around the disappointment. Thanks Kurt 💙

[@benz310.]

Gotta say. Damn this puts a lot in perspective. Thanks Kurt. Loved the years watching Kurt battle. 🥂

[@VideosbyStew]

Kurt is the best at pre-snap reads. Known this since '08....Why he was so good...

[@danieldiaz2206]

Another masterful explanation of plays by the legendary Kurt Warner. GOAT in and out of the field

[@mmoly-cj4bd]

Thanks Kurt for the breakdown. I live in Denver and not a die hard Bronco fan. Man, looks like like Wilson had a really bad game. As you said plenty of blame to go around including deciding to pass on that third down that got intercepted. Your great insight really helps me a bunch in understanding the game. I have more fun watching other games and teams employ their game plan weekly.

[@NSWvet83]

I've watched Wilson closely as a Niner fan for years. And years I've said, Pete Caroll is not getting credit for how he manages Wilson. He never really had big yard games like you might think of a future HOFr. I actually don't think Wilson is great and told so many people, what him fall apart in Den without Pete. Now look at Geno Smith.....he's playing like Wilson was in Sea.

[@CoronaHoax-nd2rr]

Calm down on the Geno smith hype lmao it’s been 6 weeks

[@NSWvet83]

@@CoronaHoax-nd2rr 🤣 true, but he's never been good.

[@droughdough]

@@NSWvet83 Frankly, Geno is reading coverage far better than Russ ever did. I'm a Hawks fan who loved Russ, but I'm realistic. Geno anticipates the open throw based on the scheme rather than Russ who always had to wait until routes would break. Russ didn't anticipate and trust the drawn scheme. Geno does. Russ is a good "in the moment" QB. Geno is an excellent "in the system" QB. Geno will keep us in playoff games. Russ could bring us back from a deficit in the playoffs. I'd rather have a QB who can keep us in it.

[@leoh1191]

Thank you hof great for your breakdown for us the average fan..luv your channel

[@MediocreApologist]

This is great analysis. Thanks for this content ! Broncos county … let’s ride (into the sunset).

[@LDwiggs]

Liked this immediately. Could listen to Kurt talk ball all day.

[@machexpressinc.5318]

Wow, it's amazing the level of detail 👏 Thanks

[@Still-Sitting]

Great work, champ. Thx 🙏

[@mikemedina9071]

Thanks for this. Gives me clarity as to whats happening. Hope their coaches are showing what you are!

[@Schoolthepro]

Great show, a lot of times I feel like u ignore the pressure that's happening in the backfield.

[@jasonb2310]

How do you not have 5 million subscribers? Excellent as always! Thanks.

[@kellyhone2612]

Incredible in depth break, extremely insightful!

[@johnhein1663]

You are such a kind and diplomatic man. Thank you for that. Having watched Russ “cook” here in Seattle, I will simply say I don’t think Denver did their homework. Russ will do Russ but anything else is an arduous road. I wish him well. And I now wonder about all those years of maligned O lines …

[@CoronaHoax-nd2rr]

Seattle fans salty Russ bailed on em lol

[@dougie-thugie]

@@CoronaHoax-nd2rr I'm straight thrilled with the trade, denver keeps losing and improving our draft position, the players we got from the trade are all awesome. Now denver can't pay to keep chubb, probably can't pay, hamler or juedy, and have no high draft picks, not salty on this end. Enjoy Russell wilson

[@CoronaHoax-nd2rr]

What do you mean by enjoy Russel Wilson? I used to tell Seahawks fans Wilson was overrated and I was told I was stupid. Never once heard a Seattle fan say they wanted to get rid of him until AFTER he was gone lmao. Denver will finish 8-9 or something those picks aren't going to be anything special

[@liorneuman2198]

wow. that was eye opening

[@jimmorris3880]

Kurt, is there any chance you can actually go to Denver Bronco Team and offer your suggestions to the Bronco Offense (especially the Receivers)?

[@exaggeratedhistory]

Super cool to hear my favorite quarterback ever breaking down film

[@mrmete]

Hey @Kurt Warner x W confidential may I ask you a ❓ when you were playing how much adjustment scheme wise did the OC have to do for you?

[@Chris-gn3bo]

Great explanations Kurt, thank you for the education.

[@mh_golfer]

This is awesome content, thanks!

[@davidbang9638]

Amazing analysis and super insightful.

[@srsh12345]

Thank you for breaking this down. There's so many questions concerning Denver's offense now but so few quality breakdowns on why.

[@SickBoy99a]

Love you, Kurt. Thanks for doing what you do!

[@duggiestone]

Good to see some actual analysis. Everyone is talking about Coach vs. QB, this helps to better understand what may be happening. Thanks Kurt.

[@patricecool7747]

Great video, breaking down the reads and everything

[@djjf45]

Great coverage, thank you

[@daleinada4306]

Nice breakdown Kurt- thank you!

[@Septimus39]

Great breakdown, thank you! I especially like the discussion of the timing windows in the red zone and how that affects where the QB's eyes need to be compared to when it's open field, and the discussion of how the QB needs to be looking for those hot throws when a defender is running free.

[@smactork]

me searching for answers as to why Russ and the Broncs look so bad has led me to a Kurt Warner channel about QB play and offensive strategy? I am super happy about this

[@markyork1]

I always wanted to see what a qb sees! Love this

[@roadkillz6262]

This was phenomenal. I learned so much from this one video.

[@tombusser8012]

Kurt amazing job. Really love the analysis.

[@jeenyuslol]

I never like or sub to KZbin channels but you deserve both. Enjoy Kurt

[@elliottstrankman7659]

Kurt Warner is everything that is right in sports. His movie is incredible. This is absolutely awesome

[@technologicalsociety]

Love the video and miss ya on the field, Kurt. Take care.

[@ernestrivers3736]

I learn so much from Kurt every video. Props

[@joshuaort201]

Great vid! Loved ya as a player, as an analyst, and these vids are awesome! Thank you sir! True GOLD on all levels.

[@UnknownMoses]

Excellent break down Kurt Warner

[@igingerbeardguy]

Please make a film breakdown for Baker Mayfield in Carolina. Would love to hear your thoughts and what you’re seeing going on.

[@losangelesstandardnewspape4100]

Great breakdown. Can we get a breakdown of a Wilson game from last year when he was playing well with the Seahawks? I'd say that would give us some insight of what the issues are with Wilson now. Was the offensive system better last year? Was the personnel better? Was the play calling better suited for Wilson? Was Wilson just playing better in terms of footwork, reading the defense, and was he more accurate?

[@jamslam5641]

He wasn't playing well, it was statistically his worst season ever. He kept missing wide open receivers for long TDs that would've won them 3-5 more games and helped them make the playoffs. If you were watching closely enough you could tell he was washed up in Seattle. That's why I said it was a GREAT trade for Seattle to get all those stockpile of picks prior to last season.

[@carlosrobles5591]

This is awesome, thanks Kurt.

[@huskydevil333]

Thank you for your expertise on the QB perspective and duties in the game. Please, please, as a Bronco fan, please send this to Russell Wilson.

[@PDXPaul]

Thank you, Kurt!

[@raquandavis1801]

Kurt is the qb guru should have 2 Super Bowls tbh so much knowledge and game u can learn so much especially why teams are struggling

[@RustyRegulator]

Love you Kurt Buddy!

[@fredfolson5355]

Awesome breakdown KW!

[@Kr0n3kLe]

This is such a good breakdown!

[@russellbranham4868]

There's a REASON the Seahawks traded Russell Wilson...

[@jsanders9975]

Noway

[@azariahisrael5632]

Exactly. #donkeysgotfleeced

[@2299mikey]

And a reason why only the jets, giants, bears and broncos wanted him. The 4 most desperate teams are the only ones who wanted him.

[@frisk151]

Great post game coverage. Thanks Kurt!

[@Newbobdole]

This is a great analysis! Thanks Kurt!

[@denverbroncosmilehighview9897]

Just great stuff!! Film gives context to stats.

[@JorgeMoreno-bm2oz]

Excellent analysis

[@Trifelivin]

Always goated commentary

[@charlesbarrett6565]

Wonderful breakdown...I learned a lot

[@terryh985]

Great analysis Kurt. As a long time Sea Hawk fan keep in mind with Russell. When the pocket is forming if he knows where he’s going with it at that point he can make the play. If he doesn’t know yet he can’t see over the linemen when the pocket forms and he looks for his escape hatch. When you freeze a play and look what’s going to happen with the receivers you have to look if the pocket has formed. If so, he can’t see it.