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Well, to say Carson Wentz is excited for his first year in Indy might be an understatement.

The new coach, QB, saying the trade from Philly might have been the best thing for his football career and his mental health. I really feel like I have a new passion for the game now that I've seen, I mean, I've been the high, I've been injured, I've been now benched, I've been traded, I've kind of seen a lot in five years. And so whatever the game throws at me, I'm ready. And it's kind of giving me a new level of excitement for football.

Obviously, I'm excited to be with my former offensive coordinator, Coach Frank Reich.

Love that man to death and just met a lot of new faces in Indy and a lot of people that I'm really fired up to play with.

Wentz former head coach in Philly, Doug Peterson, saying he's ready to return to the sidelines.

The Super Bowl winning coach, telling a Philadelphia radio station, he's hoping to get another

head coaching job in the NFL after the 2021 season.

After suffering a gruesome season-ending ankle injury in October,

Dak Prescott is now fully healthy

heading into training camp, and he tells KXASMBC 5 that it's going to be a big year in Big

D.

A lot of improvement, obviously, obviously from last year to this year, but deeper than that

from those first five games.

Take those first five games and just say we're going to be better than that as a team.

We're going to play more complimentary football from defense to offense to special teams.

And then we're going to have a healthy team.

We're excited for this year.

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