Carson Wentz feels “new passion for the game

[HoosierinFL]

Originally Posted by Chromeburn

I say the second one was a bad decision. But the first one was because it slipped out of his hands. You can say that was a bad decision to try, but Pascal was wide open.

That one eventually got re-interpreted as a fumble, so it doesn't count to his INT stats. (not that such matters)

[Pez]

Stats aside, he was trying to throw it, and he threw it to the wrong guy. This Is his decision making... It's raining, it cost us at least 3 points.

[Lov2fish]

Although Wentz has made a couple questionable decisions in this short season so far. He is not the reason we are 3-4 and has actually exceeded my expectations and I think he gets better as the season progresses. I think he knows deep down the Colts are his last chance in the league to prove he belongs.

[Oldcolt]

Without Wentz we are 0-7 maybe 1-6. He has been all we could have hoped for. He keeps getting better each game. He has great mobility but I hate that he doesn't slide when he scrambles. He isn't a turn over machine and does not play hero ball with us. Well worth a number one.

[rcubed]

I am happy we got wentz and I believe overall we will do well with him at QB. However, I think we will also have to accept that he will make some bonehead plays trying to make something happen. I guess this is the hero ball that we hear so much about in regards to his play.

[Colts And Orioles]

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(NOVEMBER 3rd)



From a 'Comedy of Errors' to a 'Cardiac Arrest': Pat McAfee Describes Watching Carson Wentz

(By Matthew VanTryon)

https://www.indystar.com/story/sport...st/6264478001/

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[Colts And Orioles]

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(vs. PATRIOTS, 12/18)


Wentz felt some passion during tonight's game ......



Why Colts QB Carson Wentz got so Angry: Don't Mess with a 'Man's Ability to Reproduce'

(By Joel A. Erickson and Scott Horner)

https://www.indystar.com/story/sport...on/8957976002/

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[nate505]

So now it's pretty much guaranteed the pick will go to the Eagles, and if the Colts take care of business, it will most likely be a 21st pick or so (currently it's the 23rd if the season ended today and if the Colts lost their Wild Card game).

Great trade now. I have issues with Wentz, but he's been worth a 23rd pick, and I have faith he'll get better after another year or two in the system.

[Hoopsdoc]

Originally Posted by nate505

So now it's pretty much guaranteed the pick will go to the Eagles, and if the Colts take care of business, it will most likely be a 21st pick or so (currently it's the 23rd if the season ended today and if the Colts lost their Wild Card game).

Great trade now. I have issues with Wentz, but he's been worth a 23rd pick, and I have faith he'll get better after another year or two in the system.

It is guaranteed. If he doesn’t play another snap, he’d still have over 80 percent of the snaps.

[CletusPyle]

Originally Posted by nate505

So now it's pretty much guaranteed the pick will go to the Eagles, and if the Colts take care of business, it will most likely be a 21st pick or so (currently it's the 23rd if the season ended today and if the Colts lost their Wild Card game).

Great trade now. I have issues with Wentz, but he's been worth a 23rd pick, and I have faith he'll get better after another year or two in the system.

With the Colts defense and their run game, Wentz doesn't have to be Peyton Manning, he just needs to be better than average and not be a turnover machine. No way the Colts could have drafted a QB that would have been better than Wentz in this upcoming draft....and with Wentz you also get experience. I still think the price was too high, but maybe that was the only way they could get him? I think the Colts are a championship calibre team and will be for years to come!