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I don't feel like the Eagles are going to regret this trade.

I don't feel like Carson Wentz, I don't have a lot of confidence that he's going to get

back to anything resembling MVP form that he was in 2017.

Maybe he can kind of be this top 15 guy, but I don't really know where that gets the

cults.

I think we've seen enough now from Carson Wentz to know that for the most part, he's

just not a quarterback that you're going to win because of as much as you win with.

So maybe the cults build this really good environment around him, and maybe they have a really

nice year and they make a run, but I just think ideally in today's NFL you're looking

for that quarterback you can win because of, and I don't think Carson Wentz is that guy.

Okay, so there's a lot there to react to.

In terms of the Eagles regretting it, I don't think that they ever will.

Even if Carson Wentz goes and plays great in Indianapolis, like it was just broken in Philadelphia.

It was not going to work.

I don't, I can't think of any possible way that they could have repaired things to where

Carson Wentz was happy, but also the Eagles were getting the kind of commitment and buy

in and effort from Carson Wentz that would have made them happy.

So even if he plays well in Indy, that was never going to happen in Philadelphia going

forward.

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