After a blistering three-game start, Carson Wentz has reverted into a more predictable pattern for a rookie quarterback.
One week he's up, the next he's down. The only constant has been the subpar play of his receivers. It is why any assessment of Wentz has to come with an asterisk. Cowboys rookie Dak Prescott, by comparison, has a supporting cast that is better at every offensive position.
Doug Pederson was asked if Wentz's forced passes downfield against the Seahawks were thrown out of frustration.
"There is a little bit of that," Pederson said Monday, a day after the Eagles were outclassed in Seattle, 26-15.