A staple of newly-acquired Denver Broncos QB Russell Wilson‘s game is his ability to extend the play, execute off-schedule throws and scramble if need be, something guard/center Quinn Meinerz and the rest of the offensive line are preparing for.
Cliche, yes, but the truth. Once discriminated against because of his height, Wilson’s style of play is at the forefront of the league.
Falling to the third round of the 2012 NFL draft, Wilson’s ability to be part pocket pass, part mobile threat is what every NFL team looks for in their QB now. Nowadays, it’s not so rare as young QBs such as Kyler Murray, Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, Justin Fields, Patrick Mahomes, Dak Prescott, Justin Herbert, Trey Lance and (possibly) Jalen Hurts populating the league.
