Russell Wilson’s 2015 and 2020 seasons with the Seattle Seahawks was undoubtedly aside for from the Super Bowl 48 win the statistical highlight of his NFL career, marked by consistent performance throughout both years.

Entering his second season under center in Denver, Wilson looked to rebound a dismal season, completing only 3,524 yards, 16 touchdowns, 11 interceptions with a rating of 84.40 under former Head Coach Nathaniel Hackett, which have many of the Broncos faithful hoping they win the draft Caleb Williams sweepstakes after another slow 0-3 start in the Mile High City.

As the great Lee Corso would say to a washed up Wilson “Not so fast my friend”

While the defense has struggled to find it’s form under another former Broncos Head Coach, Vance Joseph. Russell Wilson, is off to a fast start and early returns under new Coach Sean Payton are beginning to possibly show Broncos Country the quarterback issues which have plagued the franchise since Payton Manning walked out the door may have left with Hackett as well.

Wilson first 4 games of 2023

Through the first four games of the 2023 campaign Wilson has passed for over 1,000 yards, is second in the NFL in touchdown passes and has only thrown two picks.

Wilson has seen an increase in passing yards and touchdowns over the first four games of the 2015 and 2020 campaigns, which could be a signal of better things to come.

Year	Team	Comp%	Pass Yds	PTD	INT	Ru Yds	Ru TDs	Rat
2015	Sea	74.0	849	5	1	124	0	126.3
2018	Sea	62.6	888	7	3	42	0	105.1
2023	Den	67.4	1,014	9	2	70	0	106.7

Russell Wilson’s 2015 Season:

In 2015, Russell Wilson had a highly productive season, leading the Seattle Seahawks to a 10-6 record and a playoff berth. Wilson was at the peak of his dual-threat abilities as a quarterback, passing for over 4,000 yards and 34 touchdowns while rushing for 553 yards and 1 touchdown. Wilson’s completion percentage was an impressive 68.1%, and he had a passer rating of 110.1, establishing himself as one of the league’s elite quarterbacks.

Russell Wilson’s 2020 Season:

Russell Wilson’s 2020 season was another outstanding campaign for the quarterback. He threw for 4,212 yards and an impressive 40 touchdown passes leading to a career high. While he did have 13 interceptions, a bit higher than in 2015, Wilson remained a dynamic and reliable playmaker for the Seattle Seahawks. He also contributed on the ground, rushing for 513 yards and 2 touchdowns. With a completion percentage of 68.8% and a passer rating of 105.1, keeping Wilson among the NFL elite.

2023 Season Projections

Year	Team	Comp%	Pass Yds	PTD	Int	Ru Yds	Ru TD	Rat
2015	Sea	68.1	4,024	34	8	553	1	110.1
2020	Sea	68.8	4,212	40	13	513	2	56.3
2023	Den	67.4	4,309	38	9	297	0	106.7

Russell Wilson though four games appears to be the quarterback Denver thought they were getting with their trade with Seattle. Wilson is on pace to through for over 4300 yards, 38 touchdowns, 9 picks with a respectable 67.4% percentage.

The Broncos are currently sitting at 1-3, but if Denver is able to find their defensive way the remainder of the season could turn into being a remarkable come back story, which if anything has the Broncos feeling they have found their quarterback and for the first time in a long time having the Broncos offense be relevant again.