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Daniel Jeremiah's Starting QB Ranking, Where is Carson Wentz Ranked?



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One of the biggest debates not just among Eagles fans but nationwide, should Philadelphia Eagles Carson Wentz be considered an elite quarterback in the National Football League? Some say he is and some say he isn't. NFL Network's Analyst Daniel Jeremiah gave his take n the on where he sees the starting quarterback rankings in the league by giving us his top 8 list. The question is, where did he have Carson Wentz?


Jeremiah would have the Eagles' gunslinger ranked 3rd in his QB rankings. He had this to say about Wentz....


"It’s not just a hat tip to my buddy (Dan) Orlovsky, this is legitimate. Carson Wentz, he goes at No. 3 on the list here. He’s somebody, again, I think we saw what he could do in that Super Bowl year before he got hurt. He was on his way to winning MVP. The physicality he plays the position with, his ability to be able to pull through tackles, his ability to be able to stand firm in the pocket. I thought last year with all the injuries and issues they had at the receiver position, I thought you saw Carson Wentz elevate everybody’s play. I think he’s in the MVP discussion this year."





To play spoiler, his top 8 list was the following:

8. Kyler Murray 

7. Aaron Rodgers

6. Matthew Stafford

5. Deshaun Watson

4. Lamar Jackson 

3. Carson Wentz 

2. Russell Wilson 

1. Patrick Mahomes 


As much as I love the recognition and praise from national media for our quarterback, I unfortunately disagree. I don't think he is deserving... yet of being in the top 3 heading into 2020 especially over the reigning league MVP, Ravens QB Lamar Jackson. I have a love/hate relationship with Wentz. He has shown that he is capable of playing at a high level and can be one of the top passers in the league. With an underwhelming wide receiving core he still put up one of his better statistical seasons in 2019. Stats are great and I understand it's a team came but what do we want most from our Quarterback? We want a winner... and until our franchise quarterback shows us that he can win not just in the regular season but the playoffs as well, I can't put him that high going into this season. Right now im on the fence that Wentz is better than good, but not elite and 2020 will be a pivotal year not only for Carson Wentz but the direction of the Philadelphia Eagles franchise



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