Not a good day
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz struggled in Week 11 as expected. Facing off against an elite New England Patriots Defense, Wentz completed just 20 of his 40 passes for 214 yards and one touchdown. Wentz's score came early in the game on a first quarter five-yard pass to tight end Dallas Goedert. Wentz had some solid moments, but overall he was shutdown by the Patriots defense as predicted. He'll have better days ahead, starting with a date with the Seahawks in Week 12.-
Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz struggled in Week 11 as expected. Facing off against an elite New England Patriots Defense, Wentz completed just 20 of his 40 passes for 214 yards and one touchdown. Wentz's score came early in the game on a first quarter five-yard pass to tight end Dallas Goedert. Wentz had some solid moments, but overall he was shutdown by the Patriots defense as predicted. He'll have better days ahead, starting with a date with the Seahawks in Week 12.-
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[FONT="]Yes, there is another elephant in the room. In [/FONT]a 17-9 loss to the Seahawks[FONT="]where the margin of defeat should have been triple what it was, Carson Wentz looked like a quarterback unaccustomed to life on two feet. He lost two fumbles. He threw two interceptions. He threw behind Zach Ertz, and over Miles Sanders, and underneath Jordan Matthews and J.J. Arcega-Whiteside. Two of those throws would have extended promising drives. Against a Seahawks team that seemed desperate to give away a game, the Eagles had more opportunities than they deserved, and they failed to take advantage.[/FONT]
[FONT="]Yes, there is another elephant in the room. In [/FONT]a 17-9 loss to the Seahawks[FONT="]where the margin of defeat should have been triple what it was, Carson Wentz looked like a quarterback unaccustomed to life on two feet. He lost two fumbles. He threw two interceptions. He threw behind Zach Ertz, and over Miles Sanders, and underneath Jordan Matthews and J.J. Arcega-Whiteside. Two of those throws would have extended promising drives. Against a Seahawks team that seemed desperate to give away a game, the Eagles had more opportunities than they deserved, and they failed to take advantage.[/FONT]
He makes his first career post-season start on Sunday.
The Eagles were up 17 points on a team that finished 3-13 last year. And then they gave up 27 unanswered to lose. That’s embarrassing. Just can’t happen. The Eagles’ schedule only gets tougher, especially later in the year. Blowing one of their easier games — especially a division matchup — could prove to be costly.
yeah he pretty much handed a win to the Skins
up 17 with a bit over 1 minute until HT and tosses a pick that WAS converts for 17-7
then 2nd series throws an out into double coverage for easy pick that was run back to the PHI 19. a couple plays later = 17-14
WAS had 27 points on 239 yards ... none of their 3 TD drives started in their own territory thanks to Wentz
a winning team scoring 27+ on <240 yards has only happened 4x in 6 years and 29x in 31 years
PHI = bad QB, horrible OL, and a hurt RB
up 17 with a bit over 1 minute until HT and tosses a pick that WAS converts for 17-7
then 2nd series throws an out into double coverage for easy pick that was run back to the PHI 19. a couple plays later = 17-14
WAS had 27 points on 239 yards ... none of their 3 TD drives started in their own territory thanks to Wentz
a winning team scoring 27+ on <240 yards has only happened 4x in 6 years and 29x in 31 years
PHI = bad QB, horrible OL, and a hurt RB
