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.