After wearing out his welcome in Denver, Wilson signed a one-year deal with the Steelers last offseason. He wasn't run out of town this time, but he didn't do enough to be asked back either. Wilson signed another one-year deal this offseason, this time with the Giants, confirming that he's in the journeyman portion of his career. After missing the first six games of last season with a calf injury, Wilson posted a 12:3 TD:INT in his first seven games while averaging 8.4 YPA. But he threw just four TDs in the last four games, with 5.7 YPA as the Steelers went 0-4 to back into the playoffs. Wilson got the ball out quicker than usual, which freed him from his usual dependence on RB dump-offs under duress and increased his YPA to 7.4 (15th). He's still an excellent deep thrower -- 45.5 completion percentage on attempts of 20-plus yards (2nd), 111.0 passer rating (4th) -- but prorating his overall numbers to a full season would only put him in the QB15 range, about the same as the previous three years. In New York, he's keeping the seat warm for 25th overall pick Jaxson Dart. Even if Wilson keeps the starting job all season, he doesn't have much upside at age 36, with only one true playmaker to target in Malik Nabers.
