Carson Wentz

[pucknut9]

Well you have to be a bit selfish if you want to win! I feel any legitimate leader is going to be a little bit selfish. Hell everybody’s a little bit selfish when it comes to certain things. He’s no less human than anyone else, people think he’s expected to do certain things when he’s just a normal kid from North Dakota who loves to play football. I truly expect him to be back to his 2017 form and finally playing in his first playoff game and hopefully more

[Christopher Moen]

Well you have to be a bit selfish if you want to win! I feel any legitimate leader is going to be a little bit selfish. Hell everybody’s a little bit selfish when it comes to certain things. He’s no less human than anyone else, people think he’s expected to do certain things when he’s just a normal kid from North Dakota who loves to play football. I truly expect him to be back to his 2017 form and finally playing in his first playoff game and hopefully more

I still believe the article was written solely on the writer being offended that Carson didn't speak to him personally or more often. Media people have issues with those who don't appease them.

Speaking of media and interviews, when will reporters be finally kicked out of locker rooms? I don't understand why they are there to begin with being that they have numerous press areas already for the athletes to talk to them. Do women athlete's have to deal with this too?

[ndsubison1]

Well you have to be a bit selfish if you want to win! I feel any legitimate leader is going to be a little bit selfish. Hell everybody’s a little bit selfish when it comes to certain things. He’s no less human than anyone else, people think he’s expected to do certain things when he’s just a normal kid from North Dakota who loves to play football. I truly expect him to be back to his 2017 form and finally playing in his first playoff game and hopefully more

No doubt about it. The Eagles are fortunate to have him

[56BISON73]

I was in that half, and readily admit that I was wrong.

No you werent.

[Bisonator98]

I still believe the article was written solely on the writer being offended that Carson didn't speak to him personally or more often. Media people have issues with those who don't appease them.

Speaking of media and interviews, when will reporters be finally kicked out of locker rooms? I don't understand why they are there to begin with being that they have numerous press areas already for the athletes to talk to them. Do women athlete's have to deal with this too?

If you look at everything the "author" of that hit piece has written and tweeted since the Eagles moved up to draft Carson you can clearly see his agenda and reasoning for that article. He has an axe to grind and he has been grinding it for 3 years. He started with "The Eagles just became the Cleveland Browns" and has continued to try to build his case against Carson ever since.

[pucknut9]

https://www.facebook.com/20604051308...155210?sfns=mo

[wagsabison]

https://www.facebook.com/20604051308...155210?sfns=mo

Sal pretty much nailed it there. That whole article was BS. That guy got his 5 min of fame and now he burned a lot of bridges in the Eagles Organization I’d imagine.


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[scottietohottie]

No one will have more pressure on them then Carson Wentz next season.

[BisManBison]

No one will have more pressure on them then Carson Wentz next season.

To do what exactly? Make the playoffs? Win the division? Make it to the NFC championship? Make it to the Super Bowl? Win the Super Bowl? What is defined as a successful season for Carson next year?

[scottietohottie]

To do what exactly? Make the playoffs? Win the division? Make it to the NFC championship? Make it to the Super Bowl? Win the Super Bowl? What is defined as a successful season for Carson next year?

Watch the Facebook post. I'd say to not get injured and then to out do Nick foles. That's the pressure.