It's hard to let go of what you thought about Carson Wentz when you drafted him number two overall and when you gave him 109 million guaranteed, because you're gonna forever think about those things and what he could be.

And if Carson Wentz goes off if you get this divorce.

So you get this break up and Carson Wentz goes off and he gets into another relationship, and that relationship turns them into the swan into the best the best spouse Evans ever, and he turns to the M V P form.

You're going to regret it.

And so that's what's going to keep the Philadelphia Eagles from letting Carson Wentz go.

They're gonna be so scared that he could be great somewhere else, that they're gonna forget how bad he's been in Philadelphia.

Carson Wentz should be traded at this season not because Jalen Hurts is your guy, but because Carson Wentz is not.

Yeah, I hear what you're saying.

I agree with everything except for the they.

I think that's not specific enough.

I think they who's scared is Jeffrey Loria is the owner.

I can't believe it's the game where the GM wouldn't have used a second round pick on a quarterback.

And I don't think it's the coach who to me looks clearly conflicted and doesn't seem to have the power to say what's on his mind.

He's holding back the words he won't even say he won't even praise hurts.

Really, he says.

Well, it's a team you want to say.

He started His tweet team performed so much he won't commit to strike starting him.

You must find out what you have with Jalen hurts going forward this season to see if you have to draft another quarterback because guys Carson Wentz ain't it.

And if Jeffrey Lurie's got that whole organization shook and he's too scared to seek Arsenal, maybe succeed somewhere else where I don't think he will.

But if he's so scared, then he deserves the fortunes, that air coming to that franchise, which is to say there's a lot of weak years ahead.

There's a lot of ifs in your soliloquy.

Bottom line is this.

The man is approaching 28 years old.

All I'm asking, Ryan, is this all of this All I'm asking.

We all know Carson Wentz thinks this year we understand it.

We get it.

I'm saying this is not a guy that never had it.

Once upon a time, two plus years ago, he was a top two candidate for league M v.

P.

So I'm asking a simple question because it's a difference.

Ryan and I'm asking you specifically, it's a difference between someone who never had it and someone who had it but lost it, and they're still under 30 years of age.

Are you telling me we're able to look at him and say it's time to give up?

Not on this season, because I know this is a bench for this season, but it's done.

Get him out of Philadelphia in 20 years.

So Stephen A on Twitter one day opposed the question.

I said, Have we ever seen to do playing at the M V P level like Carson Wentz fall off this fast this much?

And it was hard for me to come up with names and the only two names I could really come up with was watching RG three his rookie year and then seeing what happened the next two years following his career.

He kind of never got it back and then watching camp of the Injuries in 15.

And it took a little longer and it took about 2 2018 and seeing where he is and him maybe not coming back, that's all I've ever seen.

And so when I watched Carson Wentz fall off at this point, I do say that he's still young.

I do say that he can, that he still has talent, but I don't believe it's fixed in Philadelphia.

I don't believe it's fixed under that umbrella.

I don't necessarily want to give up on him and say he's over.

I just don't know how it works there, and that's what matters is gonna cost you 59 million if you let him go.

It's unfortunate that they let him go into Max, give you Max out.

If you stop, it's like if you start, Jalen hurts the rest of this year and he plays well.

You're saying you go into the next season with either one having a quarterback controversy, which you shouldn't If Jalen Hurts plays well.

But to having Carson Wentz in the quarterback room as the backup quarterback.

Hell, no, Listen, let's listen to what I'm saying, Ryan.

Listen, what I'm saying, right?

Hold on, Hold on, Hold on.

If there's a velocity issue, if there's a wheels issue, that's one thing.

That's not what we're talking about.

Max brought up arrogance brought up his unwillingness to listen to coaches.

Coaches scared the coaching because their authority might be usurped and they may be held accountable.

Those are things that are fixable.

Something like this should humble Carson went something like this could make him listen to Doug Peterson.

Something like this could make Doug Peterson hand the damn football off and running the damn football a little bit more.

So you don't put him in a position to play hero.

Something could happen.

Let Ugo I got something for your toe.

I got something for you all during the break.

Right before I went on, I had a long time offensive coordinator, this league, a head coach in this league, offensive coordinator in college, Text me and talk about what Carson Wentz is to coach He said that Carson Wentz is very much like a former, a former quarterback who won the Super Bowl and Faras.

He's really pessimistic and he questions everything.

And he said that that can be good as long as you could come to conclusions about how things go in that quarterback plays and let the play called Dictate how he plays that he goes along with the play, called that he goes along with what the coaches want, and he says that Carson Wentz doesn't do that.

He said the things that he hears about Carson wins is he wants things done a certain way.

He questions if they're not, and then when he goes on the field, he plays it in the way that he wants to.

That's an issue.

It can be fixed, and maybe this home was going to do it as I told you last year, I was here, and he he changes an enormous percentage of Peterson's calls, and Peterson really can't run his offense with Carson Wentz.

But obviously can with everyone else guys, I'm a Giants fan.

I don't want Carson Wentz to go anywhere, stay on the Eagles as long as possible, because that will be a dysfunctional franchise.

But Stephen A what you're talking about the fact that he once had it.

He didn't get here overnight.

It took a while.

The wheels have been affected by the injury, by the way.

I don't think he moves the same, but little by little, it got taken apart.

And little by little, it's gonna have to be put together.

We're talking years off once.

Once you if there's ever something that brings forth humility, is falling flat on your damn face, which Carson Wentz has now done.

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