In a league constantly starving for high-end quarterbacks, it's hard to wrap your head around Carson Wentz being traded away in back-to-back seasons. His departure from Philadelphia was well covered, but he lasted just one season in Indianapolis and now finds himself suiting up for a team deeply entrenched in controversy from ownership to the front office. Whether Wentz has leadership issues or locker room problems remains to be seen, but it's important to acknowledge he's the best quarterback the Commanders have had since Kirk Cousins. When things are going well, Wentz is capable of high-end play; he was an MVP candidate in 2017. His strong arm and above-average mobility allow him to exploit vertical targets. Although he has a reputation for throwing interceptions at inopportune moments, his career interception ratio (1.9%) isn't bad. View Wentz as a QB2 in 12-team leagues; he's ranked between QB14 and QB22 on a per-game basis over the last three seasons.

Carson Wentz's percentile rank in each category, among s with more than 50 fantasy points.