Carson Wentz

[HerdistheWord]

It just keeps getting better, doesn't it? God, I hope he can keep it up next week!

Philly fans are kind of eccentric sometimes, so it will be interesting regardless. It is much more fun to watch Carson succeed though.

[wagsabison]

Glad I'm an Eagles fan now

[bloodmakesthegrassgrow]

Just noticed on the first touchdown pass, Matthews hit the cameraman so hard, the camera went flying backwards.

Hell, the cameraman went flying back....it looked like Matthews' helmet and the guy's chops met pretty hard. The guy may have been knocked out.

[gumby013]

Hell, the cameraman went flying back....it looked like Matthews' helmet and the guy's chops met pretty hard. The guy may have been knocked out.

He had a massive swollen lip.

[IzzyFlexion]

Here's the clip: http://www.inforum.com/sports/411430...g-philadelphia

Here's a pasting of the headline:

Video: 'You gotta get on the Wentz wagon': Obama mentions ND quarterback in speech



The Forum just can't add the "SU" in there can they?

[sbark]

Early Leader in Rookie of the Year
****https://www.profootballfocus.com/pro...m_medium=email

NFL players often get more scrutiny surrounding their performance during their rookie season than in any other year of their career, and for good reason. While substandard play in year one isn’t a death sentence for a player, superstars rarely trip up right out of the gate. With that in mind, I’ll be ranking the top 10 Rookie of the Year candidates after every week of the 2016 NFL season. Note that this list will evolve each week as the sample size for each rookie grows. Here’s how things stack up after Week 1:

1. Carson Wentz, QB, Eagles

There are obviously still some issues with his performance, yet Carson Wentz’s grade against the Browns is the highest passing grade we’ve assigned to a rookie quarterback in Week 1 since Cam Newton in 2011. The former North Dakota State standout recorded an adjusted completion percentage of 81.3 (fourth-best among QBs) and gained 68.7 percent of his yards through the air in what couldn’t have been a more encouraging start to an NFL career.

[VirginiaBison]

Philly fans are kind of eccentric sometimes, so it will be interesting regardless. It is much more fun to watch Carson succeed against all the expert's prediction of failure though.

There, fixed it ... you know: small school, game too fast, too few passes, only tiny game size sample, missed most of pre-season...etc., etc., etc..

[VirginiaBison]

Check out @975TheFanatic's Tweet: https://twitter.com/975TheFanatic/st...784156161?s=09On Wentz: "at NDSU they trained him like an NFL QB. So he came to the Eagles with a great background in NFL terminology" - @CFD22Sent from my SM-T320 using Tapatalk

hmmmmmmmmmmm... didn't we have an earlier discussion about Hedberg's responsibilities to prepare Wentz for the NFL vs just teaching him enough to win in the FCS?

[HerdistheWord]

There, fixed it ... you know: small school, game too fast, too few passes, only tiny game size sample, missed most of pre-season...etc., etc., etc..

Appreciate it. Autocorrect must've messed up my first post.

[pucknut9]

Terry Bradshaw http://975thefanatic.com/2016/09/13/...-morning-show/

After the Carson talk Bradshaw was hilarious. His show he is on is must see tv.