Jay Cutler still needs to go, despite successful return for

How about doing some current research before making a post like this. 

Wentz is playing like the rookie he is now that some teams have enough tape on him to have figured him out so that pretty much leaves Prescott whom we could have had.  So once again our legendary failure to recognize QB talent is haunting us but Prescott is the ONLY rookie QB doing well right now too.  He's also playing behind one of the best young OL in the NFL which was built before he was drafted and he has the top rusher in the NFL in his backfield.  That's quite a tailwind wouldn't you say?

We're also expected to have even more cap space in 2017 than we did in 2016 even with Cutler onboard and if we can sign AJ longer term his cap cost should be lower than it was in 2016 so we have plenty of cap room to add vet talent if Pace decides to spend on them but so far he hasn't done that preferring instead to sign more lower cost FA than one or two top dollars ones.

No one is afraid to move on from Cutler but there's a right way and a wrong way to do it.  Don't most people buy a new car before they sell their old one or should be just sell our old one and ride the backups or inexperienced rookie bus for two years?  Find a better option and Cutler can go but find that better option first.


Falling: Carson Wentz

The good news is that Carson Wentz threw for 364 yards, a rookie record for the Eagles. The bad news is that 357 of those yards came after Wentz threw two interceptions and essentially handed the Giants a 14-0 lead a little more than five minutes into a game the Eagles would eventually lose 28-23.

Since throwing 134 passes without an interception to start his career, Wentz has thrown five interceptions and just four touchdown passes in the last five games. The Eagles (4-4) have lost four of those five and currently occupy last place in the NFC East.

Wentz’s counterpart, Eli Manning, did his best to help Wentz put together the first game-winning drive of his career. With the Giants (5-3) leading 28-23, Manning threw an interception in Giants territory, giving the Eagles the ball at the Giants’ 34 with just under two minutes left.

After completing a 17-yard pass to Nelson Agholor, however, Wentz failed to complete his last four passes and the Eagles lost the ball on downs.

Wentz completed just 3 of his last 11 passes. He finished with 27 completions on 47 attempts with no touchdowns.

Now he knows what it’s like to be a rookie in the NFL.