I certainly agree with you, Molly.

Uh, it is puzzling.

I would say this.

I think he is very capable.

I think he has to stay healthy.

I know he has to stay healthy and the pieces around him, I'm not saying they're they're good enough or not.

Good enough, but they have to stay healthy and have some consistency.

Sometimes I don't even know who he's throwing, too.

So, uh, they've just been riddled with injuries.

And that, in itself, is, uh, certainly not helped Carson and he's been injured himself.

So play a full season with your guys and let's see what you're capable of.

No, he's not a franchise quarterback.

He's a starting quarterback in the middle of the pack.

Guy guys when he says something in a postgame presser, um, he's turned the ball over what now 13, 14 times in Eagles territory.

Already, he's not durable.

He's toughest.

Nails has just bought.

He's not.

He's not been durable.

I'm not questioning his toughness or his heart and and when this guy gets up there and says, Hey, should I give up on a player, try to extend the play?

That's a fine line I'll be walking for the rest of my career.

That's just the way we do it around here.

No, that's he's talking like he's Brett Farve and he's an iron man and he's won a Super Bowl and he's one of the all time greats.

His team won a Super Bowl when Nick Foles was the quarterback, and they were dead in the water the next year until Nick Foles took over.

When he got hurt and let him on a charge into the playoffs and beat the Bears great defense at Soldier Field.

That wasn't Carson.

Let's that was Nick Foles.

He has not done anything to be talking like that.

I think the problem is he is not being held accountable, and I don't think at this moment I would call him a franchise quarterback.

Well, you can't call him a franchise quarterback right now because he just he's, too.

He's too sporadic and undependable to call a franchise quarterback.

But Brett Brett Farve, I'll defer to you in with this question.

What do you think the reason for it is?

I mean, I understand the durability questions have always been there, but the precipitous drop off that we've witnessed over the last season and a half to two seasons from this guy.

Do you put it on him?

Is it on coach Doug Peterson?

What is it?

What do you think?

It iss, I think I think he's very capable.

I think we all are in agreement that he has the tools.

I'm gonna I'm gonna err on the side of lack of consistency.

Who are you throwing to?

Um, more than anything, they've had the mix and mingle players in and out.

Now, that being said, other quarterbacks have managed to handle that very well.

So I get the the other side of the argument that you've got to make it work.

Uh, you know, I actually thought that they should have kept Nick Foles rather than Carson Wentz.

Just based off of production And where they got to, you know, they want to Super Bowl with foals.

And that was a little bit surprising, but they're obviously banking on his upside.

Um, you know how many more years do you You let it linger before you?

You stick with him when you cut bait.

That's a question they only can answer.

But I know Doug Of course, we were together for a long time.

He's a very simple coach.

He's gonna put you in the best possible opportunity to succeed.

He's not gonna complicate things, so I know it's not Doug.

Um, so I'm gonna write it office.

Too many injuries right now.

I'm gonna give him the benefit of the doubt.

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