Washington Commanders quarterback Carson Wentz is on his 3rd team in 3 years after transforming from the franchise guy in Philly to a gun for hire. He was traded to Indianapolis to be a starter. That lasted one season.
Now, he comes D.C. to be a starter. If he doesn’t succeed there, his next stop likely will be as a backup. Below, we look at Carson Wentz’s'2022 fantasy football average draft position (ADP) and where you should draft him.
Wentz has the ability to be a solid quarterback, but his history has been tied more to failure than success. He was injured late in the season when the Eagles won Super Bowl LII. So, it was backup QB Nick Foles (now with the Colts) steering the offense during the title run.
Wentz was brutal in his last season with Philly and a Week 18 loss to hapless Jacksonville kept Indy out of the playoffs and led to his ouster. Few players have more to prove (or more to lose) this season than Wentz.