Nick Wright: Wentz playing the worst of his career at 27 makes an ominous sign for his future ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Name: Nick Wright: Wentz playing the worst of his career at 27 makes an ominous sign for his future ' FIRST THINGS FIRST
Uploaded: 2020-12-01T15:43:09Z
Description: Nick Wright & Brandon Marshall react to the matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Seattle Seahawks last night. Nick feel Carson Wentz is in a bad spot. He is 27 & playing the worst football of his NFL career, which makes for an ominous sign for his future.

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Nick Wright & Brandon Marshall react to the matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Seattle Seahawks last night. Nick feel Carson Wentz is in a bad spot. He is 27 & playing the worst football of his NFL career, which makes for an ominous sign for his future.

DECEMBER 1, 2020・first things first・4:26

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Nick Wright: Wentz playing the worst of his career at 27 makes an ominous sign for his future ' FIRST THINGS FIRST

Nick Wright & Brandon Marshall react to the matchup between the Philadelphia Eagles and the Seattle Seahawks last night. Nick feel Carson Wentz is in a bad spot. He is 27 & playing the worst football of his NFL career, which makes for an ominous sign for his future.

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