I actually think it would be the Patriots, and I know they lack offensive weapons, and I don't think they're going to trade for him.

Um, but I think what Carson Wentz needs is an attitude realignment first, as much as he's professed and all the reporting coming out of Philadelphia is the same about this as much as he's professed that, um, to want to get better and to wanna be a better leader.

And he's said to have a high football i Q.

And all those things like everyone says that about him.

He's super tough.

I mean, you could see how tough a guy he is.

He's tried to play through injuries that where he shouldn't have even been on the field.

Um, all those things were true, and yet he has.

At times I believe the real issue is failed to look in the mirror and really be accountable.

And I think he's gotten so much praise from the media and has felt so protected in his situation that he had that you know, like they'd win.

He played poorly.

He was, Oh, my God, what a heroic performance.

And so maybe he wasn't really taking accountability in the way he should have.

I think he needs to go to a place where there's such gravitas on the coaching staff, right where the reputation off the place is enough toe for him to humble himself in that way, because Carson Wentz, not all that long ago, a couple of years ago three or four years ago was an excellent quarterback.

But as you know, I don't think he's been an excellent quarterback for quite some time.

And I don't think that his benching this year came out of the blue.

Um, it's not like suddenly he was so great last year.

Then what happened this year?

I was saying all through the second half of last year.

He is, in fact, not playing well.

He's in fact, costing his team, and so I think if he were to go to Belichick, he would at least be part of an organization where if the if the coaching staff needed him to do something, he would go out there and do it, and I think that's the most important thing for once right now, in spite of the lack of offensive weapons, I think it would be the Patriots, actually, yeah, listen, when?

When?

When you think about Carson Wentz, I would say this about the disagreement.

We start right here, is so so.

Carson Wentz has had a difficulty last probably couple years, but at the end of last year, you really saw him helped lead his team into the playoffs, right?

Like when when everybody was injured, he kind of stepped up and people talked about him carrying the team on his back and getting them into the playoffs and finding a way, Max what you kind of calling heroics.

But when you talk about a team that would be the best fit, the Patriots and the Patriot way and what they have is that's not gonna benefit him.

He needs a team like the Indianapolis Colts, and I'll tell you why the nucleus of the team is built inside out, which Chris Ballard has done a fantastic job.

He has good but not great outside help, and young players who could potentially help him the most important part is he has a fantastic offensive line, this young man minus Castonzo, who just retired.

So though they'll have to replace the left tackle but way no, Balor is not afraid to put money or resource in the offensive line.

And he has a young running back in Taylor who is ascending and really showed what he can be now with with guys who, you know, Matt being injured coming back potentially, you have a few different options that will help you and help your game.

I think he's athletic, which lends itself to moving the pocket, which we know Frank Reich is not afraid to do.

Move the pocket trap pass too tight insets three tight insects, right.

Cram things in if you need to spread it out.

He could do all the so So the plethora of options are there.

I think the seamless transition becomes because when he is protected, he is a different quarterback.

And I would like in this and obviously we're gonna hear this.

And you look at what happened to Patrick Mahomes when he was pressured the way he was pressured in the Super Bowl.

I played with the Hall of Fame quarterback in Peyton Manning.

I played with Aaron Rodgers.

I've watched Tom Brady his entire career.

When players are pressured and and quarterbacks are on the run for their life, they are not the same guy.

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