EastSideDawg
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Not sure I would agree with your assessment of the WRs, RBs, etc.
I did say cockpit:
Philly had a top 10 OL: (PFF) https://www.profootballfocus.com/news/pro-ranking-all-32-nfl-offensive-lines-this-season
8. PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (7)
Top overall grade: LT Jason Peters, 88.3 (No. 7)
Top pass-blocking grade: LT Jason Peters, 89.1 (No. 6)
Top run-blocking grade: RT Lane Johnson, 86.7 (No. 6)
"The Eagles line would have been far higher on this list if RT Lane Johnson could avoid getting himself suspended. Johnson is arguably the game’s best right tackle, but was suspended for 10 games, forcing the team to use fifth round rookie Halapoulivaati Vaitai, Allen Barbre and then Matt Tobin at right tackle as injuries prevented a settled unit. New import Brandon Brooks was excellent in his first season with the Eagles, allowing just one sack all season at guard and narrowly missing out on a spot on the PFF All-Pro team. Between injury and suspension, the Eagles were disrupted pretty significantly up front, and this unit has the potential to be better than they showed overall this year."
And noticeably he regressed when he lost his RT for a 10 game suspension. Considering our WRs regressed to TP and no one else through most of the season and a running game that was abandoned, I would say Wentz would not have "developed" well unless you are referring to concussions?
the browns were 16 on that list so that is more then adequate to develop. the problem with your argument is cody kessler who started most of the games was second to last in time to throw held on the ball for too long thats why he was injured. while wentz was middle of the pack in the NFL in time to throw.