### Sad News for Eagles Fans: He Is Back
**Philadelphia, PA – June 27, 2024**
In a surprising and disappointing turn of events for Philadelphia Eagles fans, reports confirm that Carson Wentz, the former Eagles quarterback, has been signed by the team’s NFC East rivals, the Dallas Cowboys. This move has sent shockwaves through the Eagles’ community, bringing back memories of the tumultuous period during Wentz’s tenure with Philadelphia.
Carson Wentz, who was drafted by the Eagles in 2016 and played for the team until 2020, had a rollercoaster career in Philadelphia. He showed immense promise in his early years, even being a strong MVP candidate in the 2017 season before a devastating knee injury cut his season short. However, subsequent seasons were marred by inconsistent performance, injuries, and growing tensions within the team.
Wentz’s departure from the Eagles was a complex saga that ended with his trade to the Indianapolis Colts in early 2021. While he had a brief resurgence with the Colts, his struggles continued, leading to his eventual release. His stint with the Washington Commanders was similarly fraught with inconsistency.
Now, the Dallas Cowboys have decided to take a chance on Wentz, signing him as a backup to their star quarterback, Dak Prescott. This move has not been well received by Eagles fans, who see Wentz’s return to the NFC East, especially to their arch-rivals, as a bitter pill to swallow.
“We’re disappointed to see him with the Cowboys,” said lifelong Eagles fan, Mike Johnson. “It’s like he’s come back to haunt us. We had high hopes for him, but things just didn’t work out. Now, seeing him in a Cowboys jersey is just painful.”
The Eagles’ front office has not commented on the signing, but it’s clear that the rivalry between the Eagles and Cowboys has just been intensified. With Wentz potentially playing against his former team twice a year, all eyes will be on these matchups, adding a new layer of drama to one of the NFL’s most storied rivalries.
For now, Eagles fans are left to grapple with the mixed emotions of seeing a once-promising quarterback return to their division under the banner of their fiercest competition.
