Wednesday at 07:36 PM1 day Carson Wentz is preparing to start at QB for the Vikings on Sunday. He will make NFL history in an interesting way:Daily NorsemanCarson Wentz Set to Make NFL History on SundayA very interesting distinction, in any caseA start for Wentz on Sunday at U.S. Bank Stadium will make him the first quarterback in league history to start a game for six different teams in six consecutive seasons, according to Bill Barnwell of ESPN.Wentz played his first five NFL seasons in Philadelphia, and last started for them in 2020 when he started 12 games. After that, he started all 17 games for Indianapolis in 2021 and seven games for the Washington Commanders in 2022. He then got one start in 2023 for the Los Angeles Rams, and followed that up with one start last season for Kansas City.
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16 hours ago16 hr Author Carson Wentz will be first player to start for six teams in six consecutive seasonsVikings quarterback Carson Wentz will make NFL history when he steps on the field against the Bengals this Sunday.Wentz will be the first player to start for six different teams over six consecutive NFL seasons. He was with the Eagles, Colts, Commanders, Rams, and Chiefs before joining the Vikings shortly before the start of the 2025 season."It sounds crazy when you say that,” Wentz said, via Alec Lewis of TheAthletic.com. "It’s definitely given me a different perspective. Going from being a starter, traded, cut, being a backup behind some future Hall of Fame quarterbacks and seeing things done at a really high level. That’s given me some perspective. And also just the perspective of not taking this for granted.”Sunday’s game will be significantly different from Wentz’s last two starts. He started Week 18 games for the Rams and Chiefs the last two seasons because they were resting starters ahead of the playoffs, and Wentz welcomes the chance to play in a game with more stakes."It’s exciting for me,” Wentz said. "I’m not going to lie. It’s been a couple of years since I played in a game like this with real consequences.”It’s not clear how long the Vikings might be without J.J. McCarthy and a good showing for Wentz this week would make it easier to wait for the 2024 first-round pick’s ankle to get back to 100 percent.NBC SportsCarson Wentz will be first player to start for six teams...Vikings quarterback Carson Wentz will make NFL history when he steps on the field against the Bengals this Sunday.
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