September 11, 2016
Carson Wentz didn't waste any time getting his first NFL touchdown out of the way. He led the Eagles down the field on a 75-yard scoring drive to open the game against the Browns, which was capped off by a 19-yard touchdown pass to Jordan Matthews.
Not only was it the first of Wentz's career, it was the first score by any NFL team on Sunday. And, boy, was it pretty.
The FIRST TD pass of @CJ_Wentz's NFL career...
— NFL (@NFL) September 11, 2016
BEAUTIFUL. 😍 #CLEvsPHI https://t.co/GpHJ2oIGn5
Wentz finished the drive 4/5 for 57 yards, his only incompletion coming on a drop by Matthews on the first pass of the game. It also included a spectacular one-handed catch by tight end Zach Ertz for the first completion of the rookie's career.
Okay, @ZERTZ_86.
— NFL Network (@nflnetwork) September 11, 2016
We see you.
Just a one-handed diving grab, that's all. #CLEvsPHIhttps://t.co/7LfVfO5nd9
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