carson wentz.. biggest QB disappointment

[_phiLLies_]

no shock here..

Best, worst NFL quarterbacks at midseason: Wilson's poise under pressure, Herbert's deep ball, more

Here are the standout QBs of the first eight weeks of the season, along with those who have disappointed, seized the moment or made big-time passes.

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Biggest disappointment, candidate No. 1: Carson Wentz, Philadelphia Eagles
Not enough people realize that Wentz -- and not the Giants' turnover machine, Daniel Jones -- leads the NFL in giveaways this season. Wentz has thrown 12 interceptions and lost four of his seven fumbles, putting his total turnovers (16) well above Jones' (13).

Nothing else should matter about how Wentz has played, even if he occasionally places a perfectly thrown ball in a key situation -- as he did on a game-winning, 18-yard touchdown throw to running back Boston Scott in Week 7 against Jones' Giants. Frankly, the Eagles are fortunate it hasn't hurt them worse than it has. Wentz's average turnover has cost them minus-3.5 expected points added (EPA), the 12th lowest among 38 players who have committed at least three turnovers this season. In other words, this could all have been much worse.

 

[Boomers]

Yep, He's Not playing very well at all.

 

[EAGLES!!!]

What is really concerning is how he doesn’t seem to be willing to work on this issue.
Lost for words how he has played this year. All we can do is hope he can turn things around. No other choice

 

[Darth Dawkins]

Depending on your age we have been seeing this since Jaworski. The only option is to purse your lips and put up with it until the next guy shows up. Nothing new for a lot of us. All we can do is hope because it will probably be awhile before this office admits a major error and moves on from him.
Let's hope he turns it around.

 

[ThereIsNoPlace]

@NickFoles has entered the Chat

 

[Center Ice]

no shock here..

Best, worst NFL quarterbacks at midseason: Wilson's poise under pressure, Herbert's deep ball, more

Here are the standout QBs of the first eight weeks of the season, along with those who have disappointed, seized the moment or made big-time passes.

www.espn.com

Biggest disappointment, candidate No. 1: Carson Wentz, Philadelphia Eagles
Not enough people realize that Wentz -- and not the Giants' turnover machine, Daniel Jones -- leads the NFL in giveaways this season. Wentz has thrown 12 interceptions and lost four of his seven fumbles, putting his total turnovers (16) well above Jones' (13).

Nothing else should matter about how Wentz has played, even if he occasionally places a perfectly thrown ball in a key situation -- as he did on a game-winning, 18-yard touchdown throw to running back Boston Scott in Week 7 against Jones' Giants. Frankly, the Eagles are fortunate it hasn't hurt them worse than it has. Wentz's average turnover has cost them minus-3.5 expected points added (EPA), the 12th lowest among 38 players who have committed at least three turnovers this season. In other words, this could all have been much worse.