I don't really think he does need a good RB to create that threat, he just needs enough time for optiona to develop. You can't get creative or get out of the pocket when the world is constantly collapsing in on you. There's no time for receivers to make a second move or get downfield, so he doesn't have that threat very often either.
A successful Wilson offense is one where three or four things could happen on any play. With their offensive line those possibilities never develop.
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