Tom Brady has hilarious description of Russell Wilson’s mobility

Tom Brady praised Russell Wilson’s mobility during the Steelers-Ravens game, delivering a hilarious take on the veteran quarterback’s speed.

Fans of the Black and Gold were loving what they saw out of QB Russell Wilson’s athleticism in the first half of the Week 16 matchup between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Baltimore Ravens.  Apparently, so did the seven-time Super Bowl winner turn Fox analyst, Tom Brady.

Viewers were in awe of one particular play during the first quarter, that saw Wilson roll out to the right in order to evade two Ravens defenders and complete a long 3rd and 8 to WR Ben Skowronek.

Brady could no longer contain his excitement after one more impressively athletic display from Wilson, that saw him call his own number as a rushing lane seemingly opened up for the Steelers quarterback.

“He looks spry.” Brady chuckled.  “For a guy that isn’t as fresh as lettuce as he used to be, he looks really good today.”

Brady understands exactly what it takes to be a Super Bowl champion, and his words should inspire confidence behind Wilson’s signal calling and athleticism moving forward.

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Chargers HC Brandon Staley looking to leverage QB Justin Herbert’s mobility in 2023

Brandon Staley said that Justin Herbert’s ability to move the pocket could give the Chargers a significant advantage in 2023.

With the 2023 NFL draft rapidly approaching next month, Chargers head coach Brandon Staley has his eyes set on the future as he looks to shepherd his team to their first playoff victory since 2018.

But in his comments to the media on Wednesday, it wasn’t rookies that Staley was worried about. Rather, Staley seemed more concerned with how he might be able to better utilize quarterback Justin Herbert to make his offense a more formidable threat to opponents throughout the 2023 schedule.

When expounding on ways he could make the offense more dynamic in 2023, Staley told reporters that leveraging Herbert’s athleticism to move the pocket could provide Los Angeles a major edge. He pointed to the strategies new offensive coordinator Kellen Moore deployed as a member of the Cowboys last year with Dak Prescott under center, which Staley said were a prime example of what he was looking for next season.

“[Herbert’s mobility is] certainly a weapon we need to take advantage of,” Staley explained. “I think that’s been a hallmark of how they played in Dallas, was getting Dak [Prescott] on the move whether it’s under center, in the shotgun, changing the launch point, changing the timing and rhythm of the play to keep defenses guessing.

“I think it can access more parts of the field for you, I think it can protect your O-line, which is very important. That’s something that Kellen understands, as much as it’s about Justin, which it certainly is, it’s also about your O-line. These defenses nowadays, the rushers are so good you have a way to slow them down, oftentimes changing the launch point is one way to do it. We all know how good Justin is outside the pocket. Hopefully, we’ll be able to take more advantage of that.”

While Herbert likely won’t be mistaken for Lamar Jackson next season, his ability to present himself as an elusive threat on rollouts and in improvisational scenarios could put opposing pass rushers in the blender with the right game plans in place. His long stride and sneaky quickness are sure to vex defensive coordinators around the league over the course of the 2023 season if the Chargers’ coaching staff can do their part to put him in a position to execute properly, and if Staley’s comments on Wednesday were any indication, that’s exactly what his crew are intent on doing.

WATCH: Richard Sherman explains why the NFL is punishing Mac Jones

NFL veteran cornerback Richard sherman joins Cris Collinsworth on his podcast and explains why Mac Jones is being punished by the NFL.

Former Alabama quarterback Mac Jones only had one full season as the starter, but that was all he needed to bring another national championship to Tuscaloosa and raise his draft value to an early first-round pick.

Jones has the arm, the accuracy and the leadership, among many other qualities. However, he is continuously knocked for his lack of mobility.

Sure, he’s not as quick or elusive as Trevor Lawrence or others, but neither is Tom Brady, and he just won Super Bowl No. 7.

NFL veteran cornerback Richard Sherman joined Cris Collinsworth’s PFF podcast to dicuss how Jones is being punished by the NFL for not being mobile.

He has high praise for the Alabama product, but calls out NFL front offices for lowering his value based on that evaluation.