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The List of Eagles Defending Carson Wentz Continues to Grow

Kevin Kinkead

By Kevin Kinkead

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Here’s the running count of Birds and ex-Birds who have responded to the Philly Voice story, in chronological order:

  1. Fletcher Cox (10:13 a.m. Monday)
  2. Brandon Brooks (10:19 a.m. Monday)
  3. Lane Johnson (10:55 a.m. Monday)
  4. Zach Ertz (10:47 a.m. Monday)
  5. Torrey Smith (11:21 a.m. Monday)
  6. Nate Sudfeld (11:52 a.m. Monday)
  7. Jason Kelce (sometime in the afternoon, via Morning Call reporter Nick Fierro)
  8. Kamu Grugier-Hill (5:02 p.m. Monday)
  9. Stefen Wisniewski (5:21 p.m. Monday)
  10. Malcolm Jenkins (10:12 p.m. Monday)
  11. Avonte Maddox (10:33 p.m. Monday)
  12. Chris Long (10:39 p.m. Monday)
  13. Wendell Smallwood (sometime in the evening via Instagram)

That looks like the full list so far, unless I missed somebody.

There are some pseudo-conspiracy theorist type of folks on social media, wondering when or if Alshon Jeffery will say something. That’s a result of the belief that he’s Josina Anderson’s source, the guy who earlier this year spoke anonymously about offensive chemistry issues and Carson Wentz’s penchant for targeting Zach Ertz. Based on prior on-record interactions with Anderson, some people theorized that he was unhappy with the way Wentz was running the offense and voiced his frustration via her.

This was the clip in question:

I wrote that up in a post titled “Josina Anderson’s Source,” with a necessary h/t to Brandon Lee Gowton at BGN. I don’t know if he’s her source or not, but it’s interesting to look at the puzzle pieces. Obviously now people are expecting Jeffery to defend Wentz from the Philly Voice story as PROOF that he supports the quarterback and was not the anonymous complainer.

Right, so here are some of the newer tweets and social media posts, stuff we didn’t share yesterday, after the jump:

I’d expect we get more responses today.

Kevin Kinkead

Kevin has been writing about Philadelphia sports since 2009. He spent seven years in the CBS 3 sports department and started with the Union during the team's 2010 inaugural season. He went to the academic powerhouses of Boyertown High School and West Virginia University. email - k.kinkead@sportradar.com

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