Russell Wilson: Lamar Jackson could end his career as best dynamic QB of all time

During an appearance on CBS Sports' "Set Hut!", veteran quarterback Russell Wilson argued that Lamar Jackson possesses the talent to finish his playing days as the premier dual-threat signal-caller in NFL history. While acknowledging Michael Vick's legendary status, Wilson highlighted Jackson's unique skill set, noting that the Baltimore star already owns the league records for single-season quarterback rushing yards at 1,206 along with the career mark of 6,562 yards.

Wilson emphasized that fans often overlook the extreme difficulty of the plays Jackson routinely executes with both his arm and his legs.

To break down the offense, Wilson partnered with analyst Long to physically show how Jackson teams with running back Derrick Henry to disrupt opposing defenses. Lining up Henry directly behind Jackson obscures the direction of the play, paralyzing defenders and creating dangerous opportunities for zone reads and downfield play-action passes.

The discussion also referenced Baltimore's recent victory, which marked a prolific offensive debut for the Ravens under head coach Jesse Minter.

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