PHILADELPHIA -- The most recent version of the "Philly Special" was thrown by Carson Wentz, and it wasn't weird at all.
The quarterbacks were going through individual drills at the Philadelphia Eagles minicamp Wednesday. Assistant coaches and trainers ran into the flat as the QBs worked on their three-step drops. But when Wentz's turn came up, Nick Foles stepped in and ran the route, which mirrored his path during the now-famous fourth-and-goal touchdown catch against the Patriots that helped propel the Eagles to their first title in 57 years.
One of the most memorable images from the Super Bowl celebration in Minneapolis is of Wentz with his hand affectionately on Foles' head, both players gripping the Lombardi Trophy while being showered with green and white confetti.