{"playerId":14881,"percentChange":0,"averageDraftPosition":74.7,"percentOwned":100,"mostRecentNews":{"news":"Wilson completed 4-of-6 passes for 37 yards in Thursday's preseason opener against the Broncos.","spin":"Wilson added seven yards on one carry, and he led the Seahawks to seven points on two drives. With Percy Harvin healthy and the Seahawks' offensive line unlikely to suffer the slew of injuries it had last season, Wilson seems to have a bit more talent around him than he did last year. Of course, the Seahawks still figure to feature a run-heavy offense, and the defense will likely turn a few fourth quarters into little more than clock-killing contests. Wilson also has to deal with six games against NFC West defenses, all three of which he struggled against from a fantasy perspective in at least one of the two games last season. As you might expect, he looked perfectly fine in Thursday's game, although Seattle's pass protection was shaky.","date":"Thu Aug 7"},"fullName":"Russell Wilson","pointsSEASON":256,"seasonOutlook":{"outlook":"What you're about to read might sound ominous for a fantasy quarterback, but keep reading. Over the past two seasons, no team has run more often (1,045 rushes) or thrown less often (825 passes) than the Seahawks. Amazingly, that trend hasn't stopped Wilson from placing 10th in fantasy QB points during that time (515). The takeaway for fantasy owners? His first two NFL seasons represent Wilson's fantasy-points floor. If Seattle gets its wish and establishes more rush-pass balance in its offense (maybe via 100-plus targets for Percy Harvin), Wilson will have the biggest upside of any top-10 quarterback.","seasonId":2014,"date":"Mon Jun 23"},"positionRank":8,"projectedPoints":269}