While much of the football world is waiting to see if Texas will trade with Dashon Watson, the Eagles are still desperate to find a home for Carson Wentz. Ready to go any other way in the middle, the Eagles will terminate Wintz's $ 128 million contract, but they will also have value for a player who was nominated for best player two years ago. He is a middleman, but who wants to buy? What began as a wave of interest from several groups has now disappeared. The Chicago Bears and Indianapolis Colts appear to be the last teams ready to at least listen to current Philadelphia demands long after the rest of the league has been shown. Although we do not know exactly what the Eagles group wanted, an ESPN firefighter said the group wanted "solid compensation". Philadelphia seems to want to pick Wentz in the first round and more.
Could it happen? Maybe. Should this happen? Of course not, unless the CEO wants to jeopardize his reputation for a player who is fundamentally shocked and in need of rebuilding. If you happen to play at Wentz, your career could end. No manager can reasonably risk this, take Wentz's contract, make a high compensation bill, fail and do his job.
If you do it right, if you solve problems and put the player back on the team that led the Eagles to the Super Bowl before Nick Falls leaves the post - yes, that may be the biggest deal in the post after Titans' Ryan Tanhill. The land for peanuts. This is a tempting game for many business executives, especially James Ryan Pace, who seems to fall in love with the idea of acting for Wentz in his business. Collette's manager Chris Ballard is striving to retain the promising team, even after Philip Rivers retired.
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