We have done terribly, which I think was the outcome they wanted.
Wentz came out with a flyer in the first 5 weeks. Since then not so much. While his attempts and completion rates are up in the following 10 weeks and hitting an extra 20 yards with those attempts, he has only scored 6 touchdowns. Where he scored 7 in the first 5 weeks. Which would say he is not producing.
I would say that his OL is letting him down. He got sacked 7 times in the first 5, 24 times in the next ten.
To say that he is a bust though is way too early, he will need another season, just like the Browns front office.
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Wentz is anything but a bust. He has the size, arm strength and mental toughness to be an elite quarterback. Exactly the kind of talent that a team bereft of it selects at #2.
Of course, the FO personnel would have to be able to accurately assess that and select him. He also is far superior a talent to any qb currently expected to make themself available in 2017.
See, the failure with analytics and those that wrap themselves up in stats is they don't tell you the whole story. Quote completion %, yards, etc... until you are blue in the face.
At the end of the day only one thing matters....can he play.
You see stats with Wentz...I see a guy that can make all the the throws and has the mental toughness to lead his team.
That's the great failure with numbers generation---numbers lie.
Another qb the Browns out thought themselves on led his team to 1 touchdown today. Just 1, the same as RG3. His stats would be underwhelming to you too.
However, his team won and with a victory next Sunday at home, they seal a division title.
This FO remains as unqualified, incompetent and moronic as they were last January.
Can give them the next 20 years and it won't change a thing.
There is a team with a future and hope in 2017..but it's not in Cleveland.