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The Philly Voice continues to rage. After quoting anonymous sources calling the Eagles’ franchise quarterback “selfish Youth Nelson Agholor Jersey ,” “uncompromising,” and as “playing favorites,” the story has been widely criticized as teammates have come to Wentz’ defense since the story was first published.How much of this story is true? It’s hard to say without knowing who the sources are, but there are certainly some aspects to the story in which there are likely shades of truth. But the veracity of the story has been litigated and re-litigated in the past few days over and over and it’s likely nothing new can be added here to the reams of reaction already piled up in the corner like a stack of old ‘45s. What’s important to note is, these kinds of stories are not entirely unusual. Carson Wentz is not the first quarterback to have one his teammates say some unkind things about him. In fact, three different Super Bowl-winning QBs have had stories written about them in which at least a handful of teammates are criticizing either their performance or their personalities.Aaron RodgersIn November of 2016, in an interview with Bleacher Report, former teammate Jermichael Finley said Rodgers was simply not a good leader.Unlike the subjects in The Philly Voice piece, Finley went on the record to voice his displeasure with the former Super Bowl champ.One source who did remain anonymous had some even harsher words for Rodgers.Yowza.But Rodgers isn’t the only one. Russell WilsonEarlier this year, former Seahawks cornerback Richard Sherman had a number of critical things to say about his now-former teammate http://www.authenticsphiladelphiaeagles.com/cheap-brandon-brooks-jersey , Wilson. Speaking to ESPN, Sherman didn’t mince words.Another ESPN story, this from 2017, showed a locker room in which a number of teammates were still steamed at Wilson’s game-losing interception at the goal line in Super Bowl 49. Tom BradyShortly before he would take on the Eagles in Super Bowl 52, Tom Brady and the New England Patriots were the subject of a highly unflattering piece by ESPN’s Seth Wickersham that claimed there was a rift between Brady, coach Bill Belichick and some of Brady’s teammates, including former back-up QB Jimmy Garrapolo. There was a story of Brady yelling at his offensive coordinator Josh McDaniels after an incompletion during a game in December of 2017 against the Buffalo Bills.Rifts grew about Brady’s personal trainer guru Alex Guerrero, who Belichick didn’t want around the team, and conflict grew between the two egomaniacs.And as Brady told the team he wanted to play well into his 40s, he pressured New England into trading Garrapolo to the 49ers for a song Youth Dallas Goedert Jersey , essentially going over Belichick’s head to Robert Kraft to see that it was done.These are three “A”-personality types who have had a tremendous amount of success in the NFL, and have also apparently ruffled some feathers along the way, too.Are there people in the Eagles’ locker room that don’t like Carson Wentz? Maybe, although no one has gone on the record with criticism of the Birds’ franchise signal-caller. But virtually no one is loved universally by everyone they know, and Wentz is probably no exception.It would also not be at all surprising if there were some in the locker room who felt more comfortable with Nick Foles as the team’s starting quarterback. After all, Foles won the team a Super Bowl and went 4-1 in the playoffs the last two seasons in legendary fashion. There are also probably some people who prefer Foles’ personality and maturity to Wentz’. But Wentz is four years younger than Foles and is the more talented player by far. There is still so much room for Wentz to grow.And it would also be human nature for Wentz to feel some jealousy over being the franchise player and not being able to take the field for any of the team’s five postseason games the last two seasons. There is no doubt Wentz is driven to deliver his own Lombardi Trophy, and it’s fair to think that drive and desire could come across in ways that some teammates may not like.No matter where you come down on the Philly Voice story, this much is clear: Carson Wentz is not the first quarterback to have had negative things said about him by people. And chances are, he won’t be the last. The 2018 Philadelphia Eagles season unfortunately came to an end last Sunday. John Stolnis and I got together to offer thoughts on the Eagles’ loss and where the team goes moving forward. We touched on a number of topics in this Eagles exit interview episode:Was Philly’s loss to the Saints the least disappointing end to an Eagles season ever?Lessons learned from the 2018 season, including Doug Pederson being a studTo what extent did the Eagles’ window close on Sunday night?BLG feels like people are generally way too down on Carson Wentz What happens with Nick Foles this offseason? Which team will he join? How realistic is trading him?No http://www.authenticsphiladelphiaeagles.com/cheap-lane-johnson-jersey , the Eagles should not fire Jim SchwartzThoughts on the changes to the Eagles’ coaching staff: Eugene Chung, Gunter Brewer, Chris Wilson are all outWhat to make of that “the Saints were targeting Fletcher Cox on 4th-and-1” videoRing the bell: NFL picks against the spread for both Conference Championship gamesFinal thoughts, and more!Apple Podcasts | Google Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher | RSS...Reminder: Since we were forced to create an entirely new podcast feed, we could really use your support. We kindly ask that you SUBSCRIBE, RATE, and REVIEW! Doing so helps us accomplish cool things like becoming a top five podcast in the Apple Podcast store. And that helps us reach more Eagles fans out there in the world.Up next: Stay tuned for some more Eagles offseason talk with Michael Kist and Benjamin Solak.Make sure you subscribe so you don’t miss an episode! 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