Saturday morning, Pro Football Focus released its grades for quarterbacks in the second half of games this season. Seattle Seahawks’ quarterback Russell Wilson ranked as the second quarterback in the NFL with a second-half grade of 90.2.
Wilson only ranks behind Green Bay Packers’ quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who has a grade of 92.7 in the second half this season and is known as one of the best second-half quarterbacks of all time.
The high grade from Russell Wilson in the second half of games is just another statistic to show how outstanding the former Wisconsin quarterback has been in an MVP caliber season. Wilson leads the NFL with 22 passing touchdowns this season and is fifth in passer rating with an 80.4.
Highest-graded QBs in the 2nd half of games:
1. Aaron Rodgers – 92.7
2. Russell Wilson – 90.2
3. Tom Brady – 87.5
4. Kirk Cousins – 86.4
5. Cam Newton – 84.1 pic.twitter.com/Ju3Ae8bqTy— PFF (@PFF) October 31, 2020
Although Wilson did not have his best game last week against the Arizona Cardinals, his historic season has been extremely impressive. He continues to represent Wisconsin Football on a high level and may break a few more records before this season is over.