Wilson did not play a great game despite his stats, though he had one really great drive with legitimately bad protection all thanks to his improv skills. He made a few throws that made me say wow, but he also made a few decisions, and missed a few plays that would've have most likely led to a lopsided game. The read option play where Graham was running wide open being the most obvious one. I also spotted Graham wide open several other times, Wilson REALLY needs to look his way more. He's the best receiver on the team, and he can bail him out of some tough situations if Wilson gives him a chance.
The thing that Wilson really needs to work on is identifying the blitz. All season long the key to stalling our passing game is sending an extra blitzer around the perimeter. The Lions spent a lot of time sending their corners, and safeties on outside blitzes. That is on Wilson, and Bevell to identify when those are coming, and make defenses pay. Instead I saw Wilson holding onto the ball for too long, and plays called that did not have a viable check-down option. When the Lions send more guys than you have blocking, you need to make them pay, the Seahawks have not been able to punish defenses when they use this tactic. We will continue to see this until we can prove that we can beat the blitz.
