PHILADELPHIA - One game in, the long-suffering Philadelphia fans dared to dream. So what if their Eagles won at home against the Cleveland Browns, who lose every game? Rookie quarterback Carson Wentz gave them hope, throwing for two touchdowns with no interceptions.
Two games in, the Wentz-for-Pro Bowl movement picked up steam. The win against the Chicago Bears was on the road. Wentz was solid again, throwing for another touchdown without an interception.
And now?
After the third game Sunday?
“He played like a freakin’ Hall of Famer today,” Steelers defensive end Cam Heyward said.