One move that the Chiefs are not likely to make is bringing back their backup quarterback Carson Wentz. Wentz first season with the Chiefs was last season. Now Wentz can find himself on the market ...

Trading Carson Wentz was a move that altered the Philadelphia Eagles franchise, putting the organization in a transition period as the team moved on from one of the key components of their Super ...

Wentz finished the 2024 regular season completing 12 of 19 passes for 118 yards while logging zero rushing yards on three carries across three games (one start). Wentz signed a one-year, $3.33 ...

The Philadelphia Eagles were in a tough spot when they traded Carson Wentz in 2021. Moving on from a franchise quarterback isn’t easy, especially when he was once seen as the team’s future.

The pressure to perform is constantly on the players, especially starters, and for quarterbacks, it is either perform or perish. For five seasons, Carson Wentz gave his heart and soul to the city of ...

Carson Wentz admits he wished he had led the Eagles to their 2018 Super Bowl win instead of Nick Foles. Wentz had an MVP-level season in 2017 but was injured before the playoffs. Foles took over ...

But apart from the pass catcher, Patrick Mahomes could lose his backup quarterback as Carson Wentz becomes a free agent in March. The Chiefs have already signed Mahomes’ potential backup in 2025 by ...

If given the chance to trade places with any quarterback in NFL history for one day, Kansas City Chiefs backup Carson Wentz knows who he'd pick. There are plenty of big names he could have said ...

He pitched the ball to tight end Trey Burton, who found his quarterback open in the end zone for a touchdown. Carson Wentz wishes it had been him. The former Eagles quarterback was recently asked ...

Wentz made just the one start for the Chiefs in the 2024 season, replacing Mahomes at QB for the Week 18 defeat to the Denver Broncos - a game that Kansas City went into having already secured the ...

Some may not remember that Carson Wentz was the driving force behind the Philadelphia Eagles’ first Super Bowl-winning season in 2017. He led the team to an 11-2 record before suffering an ACL injury.

After the Super Bowl blowout, Chiefs backup quarterback Carson Wentz took to social media to share a message with fans after his first year with the organization. "Year 9 in the books," Wentz said.