I look at it this way, Wilson came to us with a average or just below average O line, a HOF running back, a top 5 historical defense and performed well.
We won playoff games and a Super Bowl as a team while he was learning his craft despite the known obstacles that stopped us from doing more.
We are now in a complete rebuild mode, retooling or retraining a whole O line, bringing in new Receivers to supplement Baldwin, new TE's to help with blocking and to be used as TE's not big WR's, a new offense system that has more variables and were still in the process of identifying our running game and RB's.
On defense we have our LB corps and Earl, pretty much everyone else were roll players or learning that we're now asking to step up and be starters and impact guys going forward, an example of what can happen to a great QB put on a team with now supporting cast to help consistently is Archie Manning.
The man was a very good QB coming out of college but player 11 years I think on a New Orleans team that was terrible in just about everything the did from Drafts and trades to Coaching and their Front Office, they finally did make a defense that was very formidable but it was a high cost for the QB. He never had a winning season in New Orleans, yet was an All Pro a few times, that says something about his ability even if his stats show average or bad. He was a scrambler and had pretty good accuracy and a strong arm coming out of college and at 6'3" 220 or so was a big QB for 1971.
You know why he fought to have Eli traded to the Giants now.
I really don't want to see that happen to Wilson, when you start pressing to make things happen all the time usually it ends up being something bad, turnovers or injury. If he has regressed it is due to the Coaching and Front office failing to get him a toolbox to use adequately and trust.
