Carson Wentz Shines In Debut With Eagles

The number 2 pick, Carson Wentz lived up to his reputation in his first game with the Philadelphia Eagles. In fact, the rookie took his place on the team as the quarterback right from the start.

It was a bit crazy that the Eagles snapped up Wentz as he only played in half of the games during the preseason before getting a rib injury. However, he threw two touchdowns and had no interceptions in the game against the Browns, securing the win for the team.

There is no reason to worry about his transition into the NFL, as Wentz' first play moved the Eagles down the field to get a touchdown. The rest of the game went smoothly and the team is thrilled to have bagged the number 2 pick.

The name Carson can be either masculine or feminine and it is taken from an Irish and Scottish surname meaning “Carr’s son.” There are several derivations of the name Carr, from the Welsh caer meaning “a fort” to the carre which is a “marsh or mossy place,” even from the Gaelic word carr meaning “rock”. The name became popular in the 19th century after the legendary frontiersman, Kit Carson, from Carson City in Missouri.

There are many famous people with the given name, from the American television host Carson Daly to the fashion expert Carson Kressley. Not to mention the fictional characters Carson Beckett from Stargate Atlantis or Carson Drew who was Nancy Drew’s father.