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In Pittsburgh, Wilson has a clear path to a starting job in an organization that has a rich, winning tradition and a well-established structure under a future Hall of Fame head coach. Schematically, Wilson's skill set and new offensive coordinator Arthur Smith's tendencies have the potential to be a match made in football heaven.

In his final season in Denver, Wilson had a QBR of 80 when using play action, compared to a QBR of 40 without it. He threw 11 touchdowns to one interception with play action and averaged 7.4 yards per attempt. Without play action, Wilson threw 15 touchdowns to 7 interceptions and averaged 6.7 yards per attempt.

During his three-year tenure in Atlanta, Smith's offenses used play action at the second-highest rate (32%). And in Tennessee, Smith employed a similar philosophy, building a balanced offense thanks to a formidable ground game anchored by Derrick Henry and complementary passing game.

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...-kenny-pickett

The highest QBR in the league last year was 72.8 by Brock Purdy.