Carson Wentz, quarterback, Philadelphia Eagles
Wentz put up a promising rookie campaign, especially considering the original plan was for him to sit on the bench all season.
He completed 62.4 percent of his passes for 3,782 yards and 16 touchdowns. He also tossed 14 picks, which means there is vast room for the second-season quarterback to improve in 2017. Wentz should make huge strides in his development now that the Eagles have added veterans Alshon Jeffery and Torrey Smith to the blend. It also doesn’t hurt that Nelson Agholor is lighting it up in practice once again.
Last year, the Eagles ranked 24th in passing. We would like to believe that the additions of Jeffery and Smith will help better this situation in 2017.
Based on what we see in the following video clip, it seems Wentz and Jeffery are already developing some amazing chemistry.
Alshon Jeffery is open even when he's covered according to Carson Wentz
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Smith has been responsible for some huge receptions in the past. To date, the Super Bowl champion has maintained an average of 17 yards per catch.
Wentz has his new toys. Let’s see how he plays with them this fall.