When the Washington Commanders, holding the 11th-overall selection in the upcoming draft, decided to trade a pair of draft picks for Carson Wentz — taking on his entire contract in the process — it told us one thing about the upcoming draft class of passers.
The league has some questions.
This is not to say that this is a “bad class,” per se. Rather it illustrates the point that teams who needed a quarterback to start in the season opener believe that mid-level veterans are better options than the incoming rookies.
