Carson Wentz was sent to the Washington Commanders this week, one year after the Indianapolis Colts gave up a first- and third-round pick in an attempt to resurrect his career. Before the Philadelphia Eagles could use the first-round pick they acquired from the Colts, Wentz was back in the NFC East — for a division rival of the Eagles no less.
Wentz is set to make some history if he starts Week 1 for the Commanders, as he’ll line up under center on kickoff weekend for his third different team in three years. If Wentz starts Week 1, he’ll become the first quarterback since 1950 (when the records were first tracked) to start on opening weekend for three different teams in three years before turning 30.
Wentz doesn’t turn 30 years old until…
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