Carson Wentz seems to be everyone's favorite piñata these days. That was before the Commander's regular photographed for his season.
First, in the Hall of Fame he is ESPN's "Monday Night Football" analyst Troy He said Mr. Aikman said in his May,Washington will be a franchise NFL quarterback "probably It is his last chance,''. 7 News D.C. Television His reporterthen posed a series of candid questions to Wentz.
Now it's Colts owner Jim's turn for Arsay.
On Wednesday, Irsay evaluated Indianapolis' season last year — the Colts' playoff hopes dwindled to just two wins in Jacksonville. Shattered in an embarrassing defeat. Wentz completed only 58.6% of his passes and threw an interception. He didn't mention Wentz by name, but he didn't have to.
"We had a season where we were inconsistent at quarterbacks and caused big problems," said Irsay. told reporters.
Irsay then expressed his excitement for the upcoming season and for his new quarterback, Matt Ryan. Former NFL MVP Colts tradedWentz for Ryan after sending him to Washington,.
"We have excellence. All that's left is to do it," he said. "And Matt Ryan has the same feeling in his heart."
Of course, this isn't the first time Irsay has attacked Wentz. In March,he admitted the former Eagle trade was a mistake,and it was "clear" by the end of last season that the quarterback had led the Colts down a "long, dark tunnel." admitted that The team had to move on from his second pick of the previous overall.
Wentz hits the road and tells Colin Cowherd: I think last year was a really fun year. I thought we did an incredible job, but fell short in the end. ''
Wentz finished last season with 3,563 yards, 27 touchdowns, 7 interceptions, and his ninth-best QBR in the league at 54.7. Even so, Wentz only managed one touchdown when he lost 26-11 to Jacksonville, the team that tied the NFL's worst record last season.
Wentz will at least get a chance to talk to Irsay. The Commanders will play in Indianapolis on his October 30th.
