Cris Carter reveals why the Philadelphia Eagles are setup to be a future dynasty with Carson Wentz

Name: Cris Carter reveals why the Philadelphia Eagles are setup to be a future dynasty with Carson Wentz
Uploaded: 2018-02-08T13:04:00Z
Description: In his reaction to Doug Pederson saying that Philly winning the Super Bowl LII is the 'new norm,' Cris Carter reveals to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe why Carson Wentz is the crucial piece to setting up the Eagles to be a modern day dynasty. Do you agree with Cris?

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In his reaction to Doug Pederson saying that Philly winning the Super Bowl LII is the 'new norm,' Cris Carter reveals to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe why Carson Wentz is the crucial piece to setting up the Eagles to be a modern day dynasty. Do you agree with Cris?

FEBRUARY 8, 2018・first things first・2:13

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Cris Carter reveals why the Philadelphia Eagles are setup to be a future dynasty with Carson Wentz

In his reaction to Doug Pederson saying that Philly winning the Super Bowl LII is the 'new norm,' Cris Carter reveals to Nick Wright and Jenna Wolfe why Carson Wentz is the crucial piece to setting up the Eagles to be a modern day dynasty. Do you agree with Cris?

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