"It was definitely bittersweet," Wentz said. "Without a doubt." That 2017 season belonged to Wentz, who threw a franchise record 34 touchdown passes and was the MVP frontrunner through 13 games.

Then life unfolds and you get that opportunity and you’re in street clothes." That didn't end Wentz's run with the Eagles but he never again reached the heights he achieved in 2017.

While Wentz was still named an NFL All-Pro and Pro Bowler in 2017, his career was never the same — although he still cashed in with a 4-year, $128 million contract extension before the 2019 season.

That 2017 season belonged to Wentz, who threw a franchise record 34 touchdown passes and was the MVP frontrunner through 13 games. Everything changed when Wentz injured his knee laying his body on ...