This was a future HOFer, holy shit lmao

That acl ruined everything. Was otw to win the MVP

This was my original favorite opp lmfao I’ll always have that linval Joseph pick 6 tho

He was very good that year but not good enough to say he’d be a HOFer. 22nd in comp%, 11th in Y/A. He had a good TD:INT ratio. His season was really good but not guaranteed future hall of famer good. And his replacement did pretty good, so maybe it was the offense as a whole.

This is a microcosm of his career. Played terribly that game, in which they lost, but had a superhuman play that only a few QB’s in the world could make. Story of Carson in Philly post-ACL injury

@DonDon_Wontons That throw to Miles in the back of the endzone was ridiculous 😂😂😂😂

Remember when Jalen made this exact throw but had a defender pulling his arm

Did you just skip watching football this year?

He wasn’t. He was a dude who over performed on late downs for a brief window.

Most touchdown passes in a season in Eagles history

Genuinely how the hell did he complete that first throw

Josh Allen been doing all this consistently for 8 years and better

2017 Wentz was absurd!!!

Mid on early downs but became a god on late downs. Was so terrified as a Cowboys fan.

I was there man 😭

Cap.

I had to watch this broken terrorist cook my vikings for 5 games last season 😤😤

Lamar was never going toe to toe with ‘17 Wentz.

he just wouldn't stop being a narcissist on or off the field :(

@Patjsomers

Did the Monstars steal his talent?

Zero chance. He required the pre injuries elite escapability. Take that away and you have to accept 3 TO/gm to go along with these plays. People talk about the injuries like they were anything but inevitable. He was basically QB Skattebo when he tucked the ball to run.

17’ Wentz was a future HoFer and you can’t tell me different. That knee injury ruined his career

I'm guessing timing is the difference between a good QB and a bad QB, but we all watch them both do this same type of play and it always works out for the good QB.

ngl he was my favorite player to watch in the league that year and he was a whole opp 😭

Was gonna be an MVP smh

I went to this game and was dogshit the whole time besides that play.

The main takeaway after this game was over "Wentz is overrated" "see what happens when he plays a real defense". Seattle and KC were the only two legit teams he played all season before the Rams, then his backup came in w/no preseason and won SB MVP. It was the system not Wentz.

They still lost 😂

On God

Some of this is from 19 lol

He was essentially a slower, less elastic armed version of Josh Allen.

That play style the reason he never lasted. Dude would get blasted

This wasn from 17 though lol

That last throw is still the best throw I've ever seen. He fucking bent like he was in Wanted.