First off, lulz. Second off, lulz. Third off, is it really fair to use YPA against Flynn when he hasn't been asked to throw deep much, and one of the few times he did his receiver (TO) dropped a long distance TD. Not too mention Rice and Baldwin haven't played pretty much at all.
Also, Earl Thomas was a first rounder and a pro bowler. He's had a better career than the safety the 49ers took in the same draft. Funnily enough, a lot of the guys people thought Seattle would/should take have been down right awful. Mays, Clausen etc.
The Seahawks haven't been going by conventional wisdom for their QBs all pre-season. Flynn has 60+ snaps, Wilson has 60+ snaps so far this preseason. You know how many Kolb and Skelton have? Around 30 each. I think people are too hung up on tradition and are using it to evaluate how they think the Seahawks are evaluating their QBs, when at this point it should be obvious that they're doing things their own way.
Will that work? Only time will tell, but for now people need to realize Pete and John Schneider don't do things "by the book".