Aaron Rodgers stayed on, Russell Wilson was replaced by the Broncos, and under this series of butterfly effects, The Washington Commander took action against Carson Wentz, and the Colts will also use different main quarterbacks for the fifth consecutive year.
Compared with the first and third round picks used in exchange for Wentz, when replacing Wentz, the Ponies only got a three-round and a conditional second-rounder, as well as a chance to lift a second-round pick five places. The Ponies gave gondolas to Gonz and this year's second round 47 picks, got this year's second round 42 picks from the commander, this year's three-round picks and next year's three-round picks, if Wenz played 70% of the number of slots, next year's three-round picks will become two rounds. Sources indicate that the commander will pay Wentz the entire $28 million salary next season.
Prior to this, the commander was said to have offered three first-round signings to the Seahawks to exchange for Wilson, but was refused. The commander reacted quickly, completing Plan B and finalizing Wentz less than 24 hours after Wilson was traded.
Like the Ponies in the last five years, commanders have frequently changed quarterbacks, using eight in the past three years and 32 quarterbacks in the 30 years since the son won the championship in 1991. Commanders have only won 24-41 in the last four years, with poor quarterback performances being the main reason, with their worst QBR ratings and bottoming out on 71 touchdowns.
Windz's performance last season can be said to be unsatisfactory, with 27 touchdowns and seven interceptions being a career low. The 2016 show was most criticized for the two games at the end of the season, when they only had to win the next one to make it to the playoffs, but the result was a two-game show, giving Big Ben the chance to appear in the playoffs. Especially the last game against the Jaguars, you must know that it is the Jaguars who are competing for the bowl. Interestingly, at the trade with Wentz, team general manager Chris Ballard said he hoped Wentz could be the malts' answer.
The results were clearly negative, and Colts coach Frank Reich was manager in his final year as manager of Andrew Lac, and unfortunately, he will have his fifth starting quarterback in the fifth year of his coaching career, as will Wintz, who will switch between three teams in three years and will play against two old clubs next season.
At the moment, the Ponies only have two quarterbacks left on their books who have no NFL starting experience, and they will definitely have to find a suitable candidate.
(Text/Geng Haoyang)