Eagles Sign First Round Pick Wentz
The Philadelphia Eagles have officially signed Carson Wentz to his rookie contract.
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The Philadelphia Eagles have officially signed Carson Wentz to his rookie contract.
On Wednesday, the Eagles announced the hiring of Joe Douglas as the team's VP of Player Personnel. The team also added Andy Weidl to serve as the Assistant Director of Player Personnel.
All four Philadelphia major pro sports teams have optimistic outlooks.
Sam Bradford returned to the Eagles on Monday.
Sam Bradford requested a trade through his agent on April 25th.
"I think all of us see Sam as the starter for the next year or two to help mentor, but Carson will be the quarterback of the future in the long term."
TMZ caught up with Terrell Owens at The Grove in Los Angeles.
In honor of Carson Wentz: from an air mattress in Bismark, North Dakota to a multi-millionaire star athlete in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
The Eagles announced contracts for five of their 2016 NFL Draft selections on Wednesday afternoon.
While Bradford was the lock to start Week 1 at one point, that's no longer the case.
In 1979, out of Morehead State University in Kentucky, Phil Simms became the second Division 1 FCS QB drafted in round one.
The sandwich will be $5 until Sam Bradford is traded and then will go up to $7.
Howie Roseman is back in charge of Eagles personnel decisions. Chip Kelly is in San Francisco.
Jared Goff, Carson Wentz, and Paxton Lynch were the three first-round QB's this year.
Former Phillies catcher Chris Coste is now coaching baseball at Concordia College in Minnesota (on the border of North Dakota).
