Carson Wentz

[THEsocalledfan]

John Goodman explains it best. (language NSFW)

Isn't that what Bradford did?

[EC8CH]

https://twitter.com/Eagles/status/730849424184868865

Time for Carson to demand to be traded.

[HotShot]

Tell mom and dad they won't be working anymore.

Could you imagine what he could make if he wasn't just average.

[CaBisonFan]

Probably been written many times...but I can't help wondering how much that last game was worth. Klieman did the right thing by playing him.

[bisonaudit]

Could you imagine what he could make if he wasn't just average.

1) We don't actually know if he's just average or not.

2) He's working for scale his first 4 or 5 years no matter what.

[BisonTru]

https://twitter.com/Eagles/status/730849424184868865

Time for Carson to demand to be traded.

Definitely, they also brought in Kyle Washington, QB who Em had rated higher than Wentz. Uh, oh!

Although Kyle is trying out at TE.

[LukeDuke]

Not surprising, but Ian is now reporting the deal is as expected.


Unedited photo. Below.

This is not getting enough love.

[StL Bison Fan]

We now have our first millionaire in the family. He deserves every penny of it. Hard work pays off.

so you still haven't turned that million dollar lottery ticket you bought in Jamestown in????

[BisonTru]

1) We don't actually know if he's just average or not.

2) He's working for scale his first 4 or 5 years no matter what.

Both solid points. I'll take the over on no. 1. On your second point tho, they could get him signed to a long term deal before his rookie deal expires. Wilson signed his after year three, Newton after year 4. More likely than not, he'll probably get it worked out after year 4. This is all assuming he's playing well. Also the team option on year 5 is the average of the top 10 quarterback salaries. So, technically capped, it's much better compensation than the first four years.

[EndZoneQB]

Both solid points. I'll take the over on no. 1. On your second point tho, they could get him signed to a long term deal before his rookie deal expires. Wilson signed his after year three, Newton after year 4. More likely than not, he'll probably get it worked out after year 4. This is all assuming he's playing well. Also the team option on year 5 is the average of the top 10 quarterback salaries. So, technically capped, it's much better compensation than the first four years.

Wilson signed his after 3 because he only had a 4 year deal. First rounders get 4 plus a team option for the 5th.