We all know that Russell Wilson’s majestic moon ball is the most alluring aspect of his game. In his prime, he would spin out of pressure, extend plays, and drop a 40-yard dime on the run like it was effortless.
It was plays like that that encapsulated the 10-time Pro Bowler’s time in Seattle. But now 36, Wilson’s deep ball has remained, but his athleticism has begun to fade as the signal-caller enters Father Time. Now a New York Giant, the vertical element of the offense he’s provided has seen his connections with Malik Nabers, Wan’Dale Robinson, and Jalin Hyatt blossom.