In the eyes of the media, the Philadelphia Eagles' troubles are indeed troubles, but those of the Kansas City Chiefs are not.
The Eagles' quandary lies in that Wentz played at an MVP level during the regular season, while Foles demonstrated equally phenomenal performances in the playoffs. Even the narrow loss in the Super Bowl couldn't obscure Foles's seemingly divine performance.
Indeed, this presents a real dilemma.
One is a favored son, who from being the second overall pick carried the burden of expectations but faced serious injuries in the process of reaching the peak, leaving everyone uncertain whether he could continue his excellent performance upon his return.
The other is an obscure dark horse, who, after enduring hardships and trials, finally seized the opportunity to shine brightly. Perhaps he is the next Kurt Warner? Yet, nobody can confirm if this was just a one-time explosion of talent.
