THIS IS WILD. SET THIS MAN FREE! 🤯 #michaelwilson #arizonacardinals #nfl #nflnews

I am convinced that this man is actually a clone and he is in fact prime Calvin Johnson cuz there is no other way to explain what we are currently witnessing. This is Cardinals receiver Michael Wilson and the man is on a legendary run that has literally come out of nowhere. And by the way, if you like elite sports content like this, make sure to follow. Now stay with me here cuz this is actually crazy. As you can see here, the first 10 weeks of the season, Bro is pretty much putting up bench numbers. But that now appears it was only because he was playing behind this man, the Cardinals wide receiver won Marvin Harrison. Then right before week 11, Harrison got injured and subsequently missed three of the next four weeks, paving the way for Michael Wilson to get more opportunities. And in those games, look what Wilson has done. He’s absolutely gone nuclear. These are his fantasy numbers. The three weeks Harrison didn’t play. Pro rated over the entire season, the man would not only be the wide receiver one in fantasy, he’d be the best skilled player period. and by a wide margin. But wait, cuz it gets even crazier. Look what his numbers would be over a full 17g game season if Harrison didn’t play. Forget prime Calvin Johnson. This man would be the best receiver in NFL history. And on top of all that, in his entire 2-year career, Marvin Harrison has only had two games where he’s had 100 plus receiving yards. Two out of a total of 27. Wilson has now had three in the last four weeks. This isn’t supposed to be a knock on Harrison, but the facts are the facts. The Cardinals have primed Calvin Johnson on their roster and for some reason the man’s been playing second fiddle.

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  4. Most coaches and GMs don't really see the potential they have on the roster. Take the Pittsburgh Steelers for example. The team is loaded with talent but if they don't feed the right player on the right play at the right time only stunts their growth or performance. Plus most players always play out of their mind BEFORE signing a new contract. Stay tuned.

  8. In all fairness MW he takes all the second string snaps with Brissett.. So the rapport gonna be there. Kinda like when Schaub had that rapport Andre Johnson. Then when Schaub got replaced by Case Keenum, DeAndre Hopkins took over. The rapport was there.

  21. He's in the shadows. Defense is obviously watching Marvin Harrison. Once Harrison went down they didn't have tape on buddy playing a #1 role. If that were the case I don't believe he'd have those numbers, defenses would be targeting him more, so there were a lot of things that changed in the film room. Once they figured out his release, how he moved etc, those numbers wouldn't have held. Not saying anything negative about him or anybody, but game plans make a big difference. It's like throwing in a rookie qb, or a qb that's been in the league for years but only a couple games. Once that qb starts the defense doesn't know how to act or react to wat he's gonna do. Since he's been playing wr2, slot etc, his release and movements are gonna be different. Once he moves to wr1 he's going to be doing different releases, routes are obviously going to be different, takes a bit of tape to figure out your opponent. I'm not disagreeing w you, but if he was #1 they would've game planned for him, so I personally don't think his numbers would've climbed that much. #2's and even 3's typically break out for a few weeks after the #1 goes down until they become the focus then all those numbers tend to decline over the next few weeks. Some ppl break out though, you're not wrong, the facts are the facts. Enjoy your shorts. Keep it up brother. God bless.

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