Commanders' Carson Wentz not feeling pressure in Washington

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Washington Commanders quarterback Carson Wentz has gone from the top of the NFL to playing on three teams in three years. 

Traded from the Philadelphia Eagles to the Indianapolis Colts in February 2021, Wentz was unable to prove to Indianapolis and head coach Frank Reich he was their franchise quarterback moving forward. 

Carson Wentz (11) of the Washington Commanders stretches before the Washington Commanders' practice June 1, 2022, at the Park in Ashburn, Va.  (John McCreary/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images)

Wentz was traded to Washington in March, and some believe this stop is his last chance to prove he belongs as a starting quarterback. 

Troy Aikman, an analyst for "Monday Night Football," believes this is it for Wentz, saying in May that Wentz has reached the end of his opportunities to prove he’s a franchise QB. 

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"I think that, right now, Carson had an opportunity; it didn't end well in Philadelphia, of course," Aikman said, according to NFL.com. "He then got traded to Indianapolis. Didn't go great for him there. They decided to make another change at that position, and now he's landed in Washington.

Offensive coordinator Scott Turner and Taylor Heinicke (4) watch as Carson Wentz (11) of the Washington Commanders throws during practice at INOVA Sports Performance Center June 8, 2022, in Ashburn, Va.  (Scott Taetsch/Getty Images)

"This is probably his last opportunity — just being blunt about it — to prove that he can be a franchise quarterback in the NFL."

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Wentz was asked about Aikman’s comments following