Film Room: Carson Wentz, The Good, The Bad and The Ugly- Part 2: Passing
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In the months and weeks leading up to the Carson Wentz trade agreement, I was asked several times for my opinion of Wentz as a player. I knew what I had heard everyone say, Wentz was terrible. He’s lost his confidence. His throwing mechanics are a mess. He’s only had one good season. He needs an elite team around him to be good.
All of those things were parroted from the loudest football voices, everywhere you turned and that’s fine but I had yet to really study Wentz and form my own opinion. With that in mind, I took to Twitter armed with NFL Gamepass recordings and started watching the 2020 Eagles. So far I’ve analyzed five games from Wentz’s 2020 season and I’ve learned a lot.
QUINCY City councilors are enthusiastic about a plan to bring citywide internet to Quincy, which proponents say would improve reliability of service, introduce competition to the market and ultimately drive down prices.
Ward 3 Councilor Ian Cain first floated the idea to councilors in mid-2018, and brought consulting company EntryPoint Networks to present a proposal to city council last November. On Monday, councilors heard once again from the company s CEO, Jeff Christiansen, who said an overwhelming number of residents surveyed are on board with a city-run internet service in Quincy.
Christiansen said about 10,000 residents responded to an EntryPoint survey about their internet use, how much they pay and if they d support a citywide network. He said about 80 percent of respondent said they d participate in municipal broadband, and that Quincy residents are, on average, paying about $93 per month for internet roughly $20 more than the nationwide average.