Carson Wentz

Carson Wentz is a prominent NFL quarterback known for his collegiate success and a Super Bowl championship with the Philadelphia Eagles, now bringing his extensive experience to various teams. After being selected second overall by the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2016 NFL Draft, Carson Wentz became the highest-drafted FCS player in history, embarking on a distinguished professional career that includes a Super Bowl championship and multiple franchise records. He solidified his leadership by serving as the starting quarterback for the Bison’s championship victories in both 2014 and 2015, also earning recognition as an Academic All-American twice. Wentz’s rookie season with the Eagles saw him quickly establish himself, setting new franchise records for completions and pass attempts.

He then joined the Los Angeles Rams for the 2023 season and the Kansas City Chiefs in 2024, consistently demonstrating his abilities across different offensive schemes. Throughout his professional career, Wentz has amassed impressive statistics, recording a total of 23,169 passing yards and 158 touchdowns. In August 2025, Wentz signed with the Minnesota Vikings, a significant move marking him as the first quarterback in NFL history to start for six different teams in six consecutive seasons. This latest chapter further highlights his enduring presence and adaptability as a top-tier quarterback in the National Football League, poised for continued impact.