Carson Wentz has struggled several times this season and there has been widespread debate over that regression and whether that Eagle has picked the right quarterback. Wentz plays like Gunslinger and has been compared to former Packers great, Brett Favre.
The comparison is ironic because Favre doesn’t seem to like it, and during ESPN’s first withdrawal visit on Tuesday, Hall Hall of Fame quarterback gave a little insight into Wentz’s struggles.
Asked if the Wentz franchise is a quarterback, Favre is likely to have questions based on the Eagles star’s inconsistent play. Elaborating further on the matter, Favre said the Eagles should probably keep Nick Falls in the quarterback instead of Wentz.
The comments are funny as Favre focused on Wentz’s lack of ball safety and inconsistency, although Hall F. Femmer tossed 20+ interruptions in 7 different asons during his playing career per Pro Football .l reference.
Wentz spends his game halfway through the 2020 season, after the favor and during the first 9 weeks of the regular season, and Carson Wentz is currently leading the NFL full in interception (12). Wentz caught a slap in the face on Monday for confirming his aggressive, gunslinger nature, saying he would always ride the thin line between skipping a play and big things happen.
Favre can give his opinion when the three All-Pro teams of the Super Bowl are named after Super M winning three MVP awards. Hall Hall of Fame also led the league on three different occasions, and unlike Wentz, Favre never threw less than 13 picks in any season while playing with the Green Bay Packers.
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