WITH EACH passing week, it becomes more apparent that we have this backwards. It's not Carson Wentz who holds our hearts in his hands.
How this team is perceived at the end of the season will have a lot to do with how Doug Pederson is perceived at the end of the season.
Will he be viewed as an Andy Reid clone prone to prodding, delayed decisions like the one he finally made to salt away the victory Sunday? Or a coach able to adjust and correct as he goes along, as suggested by the overall running strategy employed to incapacitate the league's most high-octane offense?