Analysis: Rams' season is at crossroads but barring playoff run, building blocks are set for 2024
LOS ANGELES — Maybe it's only coincidence, but the Rams' midseason signing of Carson Wentz sure feels like 2016. Not because of what Wentz might do — if anything — as a backup quarterback for a team that is 3-6 and suffering through a three-game losing streak. If starter Matthew Stafford returns from a right thumb injury for the Nov. 19 game against the Seattle Seahawks, Wentz might never see ...
by Gary Klein, Los Angeles Times
Nov 09, 2023
3 minutes
LOS ANGELES — Maybe it's only coincidence, but the Rams' midseason signing of Carson Wentz sure feels like 2016.
Not because of what Wentz might do — if anything — as a backup quarterback for a team that is 3-6 and suffering through a three-game losing streak. If starter Matthew Stafford returns from a right thumb injury for the Nov. 19 game against the Seattle Seahawks, Wentz might never see the field in a game for the Rams.
But you can't mention Wentz and
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