'CITIES ARE always looking for a hero. Whenever a franchise quarterback comes along, they end up being that beacon of hope."
Malcolm Jenkins was there when Drew Brees put on a cape and saved New Orleans.
He was there Sunday when Philadelphia found her hero.
The Eagles mortgaged their world on Carson Wentz, a small-school quarterback from Bismarck, N.D., population slightly less than the 69,596 who witnessed his ascension Sunday. Wentz was beating Weber State a year ago.
The Cleveland Browns might not be much more of a challenge but that shouldn't diminish Wentz's sparkling debut: 22-for-37, 278 yards, two touchdowns, no interceptions.