Schefter: Carson Wentz Out Indefinitely with Foot Injury

Can't stay healthy.

Hope he makes it back soon.

for a while watch for Nick Foles to Colts..

couldn’t that affect the draft compensation to Philly?

IIRC, the comp was based on how many games Wentz played?

In comment 15317750 Really said:

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couldn’t that affect the draft compensation to Philly? IIRC, the comp was based on how many games Wentz played?

Wentz needs to play 75% of the snaps for the Colts this eason for Philly to get a first rounder (or 70% and they make the playoffs).

Otherwise, its a 2nd.

In comment 15317753 bLiTz 2k said:

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In comment 15317750 Really said: Quote: couldn’t that affect the draft compensation to Philly? IIRC, the comp was based on how many games Wentz played? Wentz needs to play 75% of the snaps for the Colts this eason for Philly to get a first rounder (or 70% and they make the playoffs). Otherwise, its a 2nd.

Thanks! Don’t hate that.

I thought his kid was going to be a PIA for us for long time.

Eagles don't get that first next year......

Something to watch.

In comment 15317743 jvm52106 said:

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for a while watch for Nick Foles to Colts..

Great call and a great way for the Bears to pick up draft capital lost in the Fields trade. They could start Dalton till Fields is ready....

The owner's son played football, basketball, and baseball with Wentz. He said the guy was an amazing athlete, but he suffered an injury that kept him out of playing a full season in any of those 3 sports every single year. Said the same thing carried over to his college days with the injury bug.

At this stage I don't think you will ever see a full season football from him

In comment 15317798 montanagiant said:

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The owner's son played football, basketball, and baseball with Wentz. He said the guy was an amazing athlete, but he suffered an injury that kept him out of playing a full season in any of those 3 sports every single year. Said the same thing carried over to his college days with the injury bug. At this stage I don't think you will ever see a full season football from him

Interesting post

guy that has the potential to be a franchise QB. He would have been better off on the bench this year though.

In comment 15317934 Zeke's Alibi said:

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guy that has the potential to be a franchise QB. He would have been better off on the bench this year though.

yes

Seems like a logical call to make.

the collateral consequences of it, but this could be huge for us. The Eagles would have three first round picks to get a QB if Hurts does not work out whereas we would have 2 if Jones does not work out. If they do not get the third and we both are looking for QBs (meaning we had bad years) they might not be able to outbid us if there is someone at the top of the draft we like.

1) He lost a ton of weight and seems to have no muscle mass
2) He was wearing a mask when recently interviewed and refused to say whether he was vaccinated (as if to do so would have violated his religion) -- very weird.

1) He lost a ton of weight and seems to have no muscle mass
2) He was wearing a mask when recently interviewed and refused to say whether he was vaccinated (as if to do so would have violated his religion) -- very weird.

that says not to get vaccinated. Vaccinations did not exist in the era BC when most religions were formed. That position by Americans is complete BS. HIPAA does not say you can not say you are vaccinated. It applies to health professionals talking about your health issues.

if Philly doesn't get that first round pick.

I hope he’s out for the season.

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that says not to get vaccinated.

Trumpism. No further comment.

In comment 15318133 FStubbs said:

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In comment 15318085 Ike#88 said: Quote: that says not to get vaccinated. Trumpism. No further comment.

You do realize that he and his wife are both vaccinated, right? No further comment.

not to talk about vaccines is lame, but there's no obligation for players to discuss their medical history with media (though obviously the clubs would have an interest, and likely include that in the players contracts). You can see that in the responses Joe Judge gives about them; the NFL will issue injury reports and prognosis from medical staff as required.

Privacy is a right, not only in the US, but also recognised by the United Nations in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights and the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights (ICCPR).

The proper answer would have been "None of your business, I don't discuss my medical treatments." to that question. It's the responsibility of the NFL and it's clubs to provide a safe environment for players, not the media.

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Trumpism. No further comment.

Any which way to shorehorn that into everything, huh? You just couldn't hold back because that was such a wise comment worth sharing. Thank God you did not resist the urge because now I am set that you decided to make this brilliantly typed out post.

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that says not to get vaccinated. Vaccinations did not exist in the era BC when most religions were formed. That position by Americans is complete BS. HIPAA does not say you can not say you are vaccinated. It applies to health professionals talking about your health issues.

Don't Seventh Day Adventists shun medical treatment??

In comment 15319364 FatMan in Charlotte said:

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In comment 15318085 Ike#88 said: Quote: that says not to get vaccinated. Vaccinations did not exist in the era BC when most religions were formed. That position by Americans is complete BS. HIPAA does not say you can not say you are vaccinated. It applies to health professionals talking about your health issues. Don't Seventh Day Adventists shun medical treatment??

Jehovahs’?

blood transfusions only?