Russell Wilson tops PFF’s 10-year big-time throw rate

The ranking required at least 2,000 attempts.

Wire Report IntelligenceUpdated Sep 31 min read

Highest pct of plays with big time throws over the last 10 seasons (min. 2000 attempts) Russell Wilson 6.6 Via @PFF on X

What happened: Wilson posted a 6.6% rate, ahead of Josh Allen at 5.8%. Aaron Rodgers and Matthew Stafford each registered 5.6%, while Tom Brady was at 5.3%.

Why it matters: The gap puts Wilson 0.8 percentage points ahead of Allen in PFF’s sample. The metric measures high-difficulty throws across a decade of qualifying attempts.

By the numbers: Wilson led the five-player group by 0.8 percentage points over Allen and 1.3 points over Brady.

What to watch: Watch whether Wilson’s rate holds up as the 2026 preseason gives way to the regular season.

Sources

@PFF 2026-09-02T23:53:40.700619+00:00

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