(07-22-2019, 10:50 AM)Caldrac Wrote:

(07-22-2019, 08:57 AM)JagsFansince1995 Wrote: Both QBs are good.  The difference is age basically.  Would you play a younger QB, going into his 3rd year, with merely the same stats as the older QB going on 30.  I mean, im no GM, but i think i'd take the younger QB for more longevity and success at a high level.  Who knows when Foles will decline and thats the question mark here in jax.  WIll he look like he did in Philly with their roster, or will he look different with the Jags roster and talent.

If I won games with my backup and our first Superbowl with him within our system? I keep that guy and trade the other guy away for more draft picks. Wentz may never be the same QB after all of those knee injuries. 

Carson Palmer had a fairly respectable NFL career but he never really elevated himself that much further after that knee injury against Pittsburgh. That doesn't mean Wentz can't have success in the NFL anymore. But it could put a damper on his decision making moving forward in regards to sacrificing his body to make a play or perhaps his natural rhythm in the pocket. 

We'll see soon enough I guess.

"Wentz might never be the same QB again" after an ACL tear is a huge reach, especially because we just saw him last year after it. It's not a big issue anymore

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(07-22-2019, 11:53 AM)imtheblkranger Wrote:

(07-21-2019, 10:26 PM)JackCity Wrote: Great arm, good outside of structure, good anticipation in MOF, fairly accurate.  

What do you think his weaknesses are

I like Wentz, I think he's a great QB going through some injuries right now. 

During the early part of last season, I heard a pretty neat clip, I can't remember who said it, but they said "Wentz is the overall better/more talented QB. But Foles is the better QB for this Eagles team"

Better by virtue of being healthy sure. Foles has only been good for a handful of games over the last two years , thankfully they came in the important ones in 2017

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