Enfuego,
here is the problem
right now you are acting very luke warm about your opinion on him
but that's NOT how you started this thread. you said he will set a team back 7 years, that's he's a bust, garbage, going to blow etc. all of those are your exact words
so you've changed your tune completely. which would be fine if you just admited you were wrong. but you won't do that. It doesn't work both ways. he can't suck and be such a monumental bust that he sets a franchise back almost a decade. and at same time be pleasantly surprised with him but not quite ready to call him good yet.
I know you're intelligent enough to get that. just maybe too hard headed
here is the problem
right now you are acting very luke warm about your opinion on him
but that's NOT how you started this thread. you said he will set a team back 7 years, that's he's a bust, garbage, going to blow etc. all of those are your exact words
so you've changed your tune completely. which would be fine if you just admited you were wrong. but you won't do that. It doesn't work both ways. he can't suck and be such a monumental bust that he sets a franchise back almost a decade. and at same time be pleasantly surprised with him but not quite ready to call him good yet.
I know you're intelligent enough to get that. just maybe too hard headed
Here's my position very clearly:
1) I thought pre-draft Wentz would be a bust.
2) He has surprised me with his performance thus far.
3) It's too early and too small of a sample size of games to determine if he'll be great, good or shitty.
4) The stats so far indicate he hasn't played as great as some posters think he's played.
5) Him being good would be good for the NFL and Philly football.
6) I never said (as Chop inaccurately has said numerous times) that any poster's opinion on this matter was ridiculous. He's full of shit.
The Eagles have stumbled to 5-7 and last in the NFC East – with Wentz being a part of those struggles. During that 3-0 start, Wentz threw five touchdowns and no interceptions. In the 2-7 stretch that has ensued, Wentz’s touchdown-to-interception ratio has been 7-to-11. While the mistakes and losses have come from a variety of issues, the work needed for Wentz has been showcased in some of his individual miscues.
