Drafting Carson Wentz will set your NFL team back at least 7 years

[devocr]

<time class="entry-date updated" datetime="2021-02-06T21:55:50-06:00"></time> Carson Wentz Trade: Bears Close to Deal for Eagles QB, Per Report

Published February 6, 2021 at 9:55 pm


https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/sports/nbcsports/carson-wentz-trade-bears-close-to-deal-for-eagles-qb-per-report/2431607/

 

[slapshot]

Looks like Eagles drafting Wentz was a big plus for the organization and it’s about to get bigger with the trade of Wentz coming up

 

[SunDodger]

<time class="entry-date updated" datetime="2021-02-06T21:55:50-06:00"></time> Carson Wentz Trade: Bears Close to Deal for Eagles QB, Per Report

Published February 6, 2021 at 9:55 pm


https://www.nbcchicago.com/news/sports/nbcsports/carson-wentz-trade-bears-close-to-deal-for-eagles-qb-per-report/2431607/

So now they want to bring back Foles? :think2:

They should've kept kept Foles from the beginning and traded Wentz.

 

[SmallDaddy]

The Eagles think Wentz is trash, yet want 2 first round draft choices for him.

LOL

 

[VIEJODINOSAUR]

Hoping a deal with Houston gets done....

 

[carlitosway]

Hurts' stock has nothing to do with my Wentz stock. And I bought that stock pretty damn low in this thread. So I still love my position.

Only one way to go!

Well what are you thinking now? Mr. Glass aka Wentz out as much as 3 months now.

 

[Dr.Love]

Well what are you thinking now?

Tough break (pun intended) for the Colts and Wentz.

My position hasn't changed. When he's healthy on the field, he will thrive in Indy. I bought very, very low with this stock. Low risk, high reward.

 

[SunDodger]

Now he's setting back Indy, and the season hasn't even started yet. !/

 

[carlitosway]

Now he's setting back Indy, and the season hasn't even started yet. !/

Indy GM currently on the phone trying to lure back Philly Ribs from retirement!

 

[carlitosway]

Tough break (pun intended) for the Colts and Wentz.

My position hasn't changed. When he's healthy on the field, he will thrive in Indy. I bought very, very low with this stock. Low risk, high reward.

Availability is an ability.

 

[Dr.Love]

Availability is an ability.

Well, I guess we are just gonna have to wait a couple more months then. Darn.

(Glad I'm not a Colts fan though. Frustrating. That team is loaded. Just need a decent QB to compete for a Super Bowl.)

 

[carlitosway]

Well, I guess we are just gonna have to wait a couple more months then. Darn.

(Glad I'm not a Colts fan though. Frustrating. That team is loaded. Just need a decent QB to compete for a Super Bowl.)

Agreed don't worry you may get an opportunity for a bump up!

 

[Avocado33]

Wentz just isn't meant to be.


A lot of talent, but he is cursed by injuries. No reason to think that will change.

It's not like he keeps re-injuring the same thing either. He will figure out a way to keep having significant injuries for years to come


Colts are fucked. Eagles are fucked

 

[Dr.Love]

Wentz just isn't meant to be.

Wentz just isn't for you. You are a chalk, front running type of guy.

You are the buy high, sell low type of sports fan. I hope you don't dabble too much in the stock market. I don't think you would do too well.

 

[Avocado33]

Wentz just isn't for you. You are a chalk, front running type of guy.

You are the buy high, sell low type of sports fan. I hope you don't dabble too much in the stock market. I don't think you would do too well.

I try to bet on winners and make profits in the process. I would say I am somewhat successful.

I was high on Wentz at one point, but he has proven to be extremely injury-prone -- one of the most injury-prone QB's I have seen in a long time.

 

[Avocado33]

Also not really sure how this is a "buy low, sell high" kind of situation, but OK......


If Wentz was a stock, he is/was an example of a pretty consistently overpriced one

 

[Dr.Love]

I try to bet on winners and make profits in the process.

C'mon pal. I bet you have never made a sports wager on a team that had a + next to their name. If you have, it's a rare thing for you.

 

[Dr.Love]

Also not really sure how this is a "buy low, sell high" kind of situation, but OK......

Dude.. Are you serious? I mean you are pretty green (pun intended) and very much a square. But you don't strike me as an idiot. You do have an ounce of intelligence. I said you are NOT a buy low, sell high guy. I said you are a buy high, sell low type of square. I bought Wentz stock when he's at his lowest. You, and many other squares, are selling low. When you bought high.

How much did Philadelphia give away just to move up to draft him? "The Eagles traded three top 100 picks in 2016, a first round pick in 2017, and a second round pick in 2018 in order to move up in the draft order and get him."

Thats a hall. Just to move up and draft him.

How much did they receive when they traded him? A 3rd round pick this past draft and a 2nd round pick next year. That's the definition of buying high and selling low.

 

[Avocado33]

C'mon pal. I bet you have never made a sports wager on a team that had a + next to their name. If you have, it's a rare thing for you.

Do it all the time, almost daily

Have done it a ton at this website

Have also won a couple capping contests here doing a bit

Just put a grand down in the Giants to win the whole thing at +1150


…..but winning at betting is about finding value, not about betting a bunch of + prices

 

[Avocado33]

Dude.. Are you serious? I mean you are pretty green (pun intended) and very much a square. But you don't strike me as an idiot. You do have an ounce of intelligence. I said you are NOT a buy low, sell high guy. I said you are a buy high, sell low type of square. I bought Wentz stock when he's at his lowest. You, and many other squares, are selling low. When you bought high.

How much did Philadelphia give away just to move up to draft him? "The Eagles traded three top 100 picks in 2016, a first round pick in 2017, and a second round pick in 2018 in order to move up in the draft order and get him."

Thats a hall. Just to move up and draft him.

How much did they receive when they traded him? A 3rd round pick this past draft and a 2nd round pick next year. That's the definition of buying high and selling low.

My point is that he is not a stock necessarily at its lowest point. You were probably in on buying him before this latest injury. So how are you investing in him at the low point. His price has sunk since you proclaimed how much you were invested in him.

And his “stock price” could continue to plummet.