And Jeff McLane wrote, “Wentz had just fallen short, yet again, of leading the Eagles to a late comeback victory, but this loss felt different than the others. In each of his four previous opportunities, he had thrown an interception, or taken sacks after the holding the ball too long, or missed an open receiver. But Wentz did almost everything he could before the Eagles lost to the Redskins, 27-22, on Sunday.”
And David Murphy wrote, “…this was one that everybody should circle. Save it to the DVR and store it away. They say there are no moral victories, and they are probably correct, but in a season where wins and losses are secondary to the means through which they are achieved, the legacy of Sunday's loss lies not in the penalties or injuries or turnovers, but in the mean game of quarterback the rookie signal-caller played.”
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