"I look back at the recruiting process. If he would have been 6-2, 6-5 as a sophomore, I‘m almost certain he would have been more highly recruited ing out of  Madden 20 coins high school. It would have made a world of difference of Madden NFL."

Uh, yeah. Wentz was 6'5 as a junior and couldn't show off his talent because he hurt his wrist. If he was healthy, he certainly would have been noticed, as he was on a loaded team by cheap Mut 20 coins North Dakota standards,with 10 members making First Team All-State.Wentz had adecent senior highlight tape against terrible petition. 

He often appeared to be the biggest player on the field, and yet hadjust 1,383 yards of total offense and missed three games due to concussions.I think I understand and agree with some of the ideas in this article.Playing other sports may be able to develop skills in ways that quarterback coaching and 7-on-7 cannot.

 But I'm still waiting for the evidence to back the claim that "quarterback camps just might be ruining quarterbacks" or that the system should have noticed Wentz.What if Wentz had a private QB coach with good connections who could have gotten his name out more? What if he had stayed healthy or grown earlier or not have played his high school ball in a state that produces almost no talent and is more than 400 miles away from the nearest Power 5 school, Minnesota?Plus, the article presents a ridiculous false dichotomy.