Commanders' Jason Wright calls out reporter over interview with Carson Wentz: 'Pompous, unprofessional mess'

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Washington Commanders president Jason Wright called out a reporter on social media Friday after calling his one-on-one interview with quarterback Carson Wentz a "pompous, unprofessional mess." 

Wright tweeted out a clip from an interview with WJLA’s Scott Abraham, during which he asked Wentz about the "narrative" surrounding his inconsistent performance during training camp and his time with the Philadelphia Eagles and Indianapolis Colts. 

Carson Wentz of the Washington Commanders reacts during training camp at INOVA Sports Performance Center Aug. 10, 2022, in Ashburn, Va.  (Scott Taetsch/Getty Images)

"Thankfully, Carson demonstrated grace & class in response to this pompous, unprofessional mess," Wright’s tweet said. 

"I recognize you have made a living on childlike provocation but it needs to be called out. Don’t expect special access and good luck building rapport with the guys."

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The clip shared by Wright spotlighted two questions from the more than 10-minute interview.

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"Real talk here, Carson. It’s been well documented — Philly didn’t want you. Indy didn’t want you. Do you think this is your last chance to prove that you can be a starting quarterback in the NFL?" Abraham asked.  

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)

"I don’t really think about all that stuff," Wentz replied. "For me, I’m playing the