Bingo.
Great video that was posted in the NFL thread where Sherm talks about it:
Russ is a qb who doesn't exploit defenses. He plays his game his way. Always has.
Also talked about outside of Seattle:
Combing through the last 5 years of Russell Wilson’s film revealed some startling frustrations as well as plenty of reasons to be excited
www.milehighreport.com
The inability of the Hawks to establish a consistently powerful, and orthodox offense that has coherent running and passing identity over the last 10 years was a result not of the scheme being flawed or too conservative, but that it didn't matter what was called, what the gameplan was, or to a degree, even what the defenses weaknesses were. Russ wouldn't exploit those weaknesses. It's known that like Sherm says in that clip, qbs like Brady will methodically take what a defense leaves open and carve them up. Russ literally ignored areas of the field that defenses would willingly surrender because he would rarely if ever make certain reads. Whether height, inability to diagnose coverage, or an addiction to the splash play, the offenses here looked they way they did in large part because Russ made them look that way... the good, and the bad. Never mattered who the OC was.