This is one thing that has not been brought up.

It all on Key and J you tell me which was more bizarre.

The entry of whence or the exit of Wint's think all the way back to 2016.

The draft.

Carson Wentz, Do you guys remember what happened the weekend before the season started that year?

Carson Wentz is ready to go.

Sam Bradford at that time is your number one Chase Daniels, your number two and Doug.

Everybody was saying that, essentially, look, Carson Wentz is probably gonna be the three.

He may not even be active on some game days.

We're just gonna take it slow, but this is definitely our guy.

What happened the weekend before the season They traded out of nowhere.

Sam Bradford to the Minnesota Vikings.

Why did that happen?

Because Teddy Bridgewater went down in Minnesota with the horrific injury and the weekend before the season.

You don't ever see this in the NFL.

The weekend before the season started, the Eagles traded their starting quarterback the weekend before it started to the Minnesota Vikings.

At that moment, Carson Wentz was geese hunting in New Jersey.

J.

I've never won geese hunting you grew up in just I've never been decided.

Not Southern Jersey.

Very rural, Really.

That's the thing down there.

So he's geese hunting like he's in North Dakota.

He gets the call.

You're Q B one we just traded you.

What did they get a one for?

Yeah, Yeah, a couple months.

Yeah, So it's a pretty good.

That was a bonehead deal on, you know, and Sam's out of the league.

He's always been injured, but my point there is.

That's how whence became the starter.

Odd set of circumstances.

Trade the starter.

Boom.

You're the guy is key.

Said Started three, you know, didn't throw a pick till his fourth game.

Weird way to get in.

Was it weirder the way it all ended?

Well, he got drafted to overall.

So you you assume that he was going to wind up being a start at some point throughout the course of the season?

Um, it was it was weird the way it ended because I assume like many that once Doug Peterson was fired and they brought in a new head coach that the reason that they did that was to try toe, I don't know.

Bridge the Gap meat meet in the middle.

Something along the lines of Carson wins, and then all of a sudden he becomes trade bait.

I didn't expect that at all.

I don't think I don't know if he did early on, when they probably made the initial firing.

I don't think that he looked at and said he probably looked at was like, Oh, God, they got rid of this guy Thank God, you know.

And then all of a sudden, his name surfaces as a possible trade destination and it became the Indianapolis coach.

And now he's on the move.

J.

What's his legacy?

He did say over the weekend.

Thank the fans.

We we won a Super Bowl, which he was largely responsible for for a regular season brilliance in 2017.

What's his legacy in Philly?

Now that it's all done, he's a Super Bowl champion.

Will he be remembered as a closer?

No, that's Nick Foles, and there's a statue outside their stadium that proves that.

But he was the reason why they got number one seed, right?

If he doesn't play that well, they're never in that position to begin with.

But I think more importantly, I he will be a by standard oven organizational failure of monumental proportions.

One thing that's what I think the legacy is for him.

I would totally agree with you.

They don't get there without him.

They needed them both to get there.

And it's amazing that they brought him both back the following year, and they needed member folds the following year to get through the double doink playoff game.

One thing that's important to note is, why did they make the move at this particular point?

Sal Paolantonio has come on the show.

He came on last week and said, Listen, from the moment the season ended, you knew when it was gone, Salad didn't think they were gonna be able to get a first round pick.

But remember, once the league year commences on March 17th, they owed Carson Wentz his base salary plus a $10 million roster bonus.

So they had to make the move because there was no way they were gonna pay him that salary and the $10 million on the 17th that speeds up the deadline.