Eagles, Colts fans laugh at Carson Wentz’s Washington experience

The Carson Wentz experience for the Washington Commanders appears to be more of the same.

As Philly Eagles and Indianapolis Colts Fans are thanking their lucky stars for being out of their Carson Wentz relationships, it may not be the third time charges have been filed for the Ole Washington commanders…

Hashtag is blessed to be on its third NFL Team in as many years, the former North Dakota State No. 2 overall needs to prove to everyone that he’s worthy of being a solid starter at this point in his career. Washington may give him every chance to start over with Taylor Heinicke and rookie chicken finger enthusiast Sam Howell, but once again Wentz is making no throws.

Should history repeat itself, it will be very difficult for Wentz to regain our attention.

The Carson Wentz Experience is already running like clockwork for Washington

Looks. There might just be a few missed passes here and there during training camp, but what will happen when the commanders go into battle? Will Wentz actively look for opportunities to die on the field like he did to his detriment on his previous two teams? It’s the sort of thing that causes a good team like the Colts to fail in a must-play game against the Jaguars in Clahntahn.

Granted, we should all work to get Wentz to find out. He’s returning to one of the most winning divisions in all of football. Though Ron Rivera may be a former linebacker, he led the Carolina Panthers to the 2015 super bowl. Ball safety, however, is job safety, yours and mine, which could make an anxious Rivera feel like his seat is getting mighty warm when Wentz… flinches.

As for Wentz’s two previous employers, Philadelphia was a playoff team a year ago with Jalen Hurts in the middle and a very strong contender to win the division this season. When it comes to the Colts, Indianapolis seems damn primed for former Atlanta Falcons icon Matt Ryan to take over for him. This leader of men wants to reach the Hall of Fame by winning the AFC South.

The last time Washington had such an enigmatic talent as a quarterback, it was Jeff George.