[Colts And Orioles]

Originally Posted by albany ed

I do believe if Wentz were healthy, we might have won that game. He had no lateral movement to buy more time in the pocket or roll out. A healthy Wentz could have done that. He shouldn't have played. Colts can lose without him just as easily as they did with him. My biggest fear, the team loses 12 games this year but Wentz takes more than 70% of the snaps and we give up a #1. If he's not able to move well, then don't start him.

o


A month and-a-half ago, Jim Irsay said that he did not want Wentz playing on Opening Day against the Seahawks unless he was completely recovered from his foot surgery ......



Jim Irsay Says Colts don't Want Carson Wentz to Return until He's 100% Healthy

(By Mike Wells)

https://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/...rn-100-healthy



Reich and company would have been wise to heed that advice regarding his latest injuries (2 sprained ankles.)

o