Hello, I'm back. How is everyone doing? I hope great. I've been digging into

the senior bowl heavy. As I mentioned, I had to take a personal day yesterday, but I am

recording this on Thursday and want to continue our deep dive into the Steelers offense. And again, I mean,

these are very numbers driven, but worse than you thought. I mean, when it was all

said and done, 17 games of the regular season. If you didn't listen to the one two days ago,

I urge you to, then it's a little disheartening, to say the least.

So let's dig right in here. And I got all these bullet points, all of them, numbers driven.

But I will give you commentary as well, of course. And we're going to start with Russell Wilson.

Didn't throw for over 213 or 217 yards in his past four regular season games, and over his final five regular season games,

he completed 61% of his passes for 5.7 yards per attempt.

That's 25th in terms of completion percentage.

I mean, it's only five games, but we know it was bad.

But the only quarterback with fewer yards per attempt over that stretch was Dorian Thompson

Robinson. And Wilson was under seven in all five of those games. Pretty bad. Okay. We know

about him thrown between the numbers.

Second lowest percentage of qualified quarterbacks, only 49% between the numbers.

On throws outside the numbers, though, he averaged 7.7 yards per attempt, which is 12th best.

Pretty good.

He is a good outside deep ball thrower.

There's no question about that. This, I don't know if this is how he's been taught, but I definitely think it was something that was very prevalent with the Broncos. But Wilson threw the ball away,

what they just deemed a throwaway, on 7.2% of his dropbacks.

And only the Bears had more throwaways than the Steelers for the season.

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