Wentz reportedly looking strong in Eagles OTAs

The Philadelphia Daily News reported Eagles QB Carson Wentz looks stronger and is showing better mechanics during OTAs.
Wentz earned a 74.8 adjusted completion percentage (13th among quarterbacks) as a rookie, starting strongly with seven TDs to just one pick in his first five games.
From Week 7 onward, the signal-caller had a 9:13 TD-interception ratio, only averaging 5.8 yards per attempt and earning a 72.0 passer rating.
Despite these differences, Wentz’s adjusted completion percentage did not decline nearly as much (76.9 percent in first five games, 74.0 in final 11 contests).
The Eagles’ lack of receiving weapons could have played a hand in their quarterback’s late-season struggles. Wentz was most efficient when targeting Jordan Matthews, earning a 97.8 passer rating when throwing in his direction. That ranked only 38th among wide receivers last season.
Philadelphia’s coaching staff believe Wentz’s improved mechanics and new weapons (Alshon Jeffery, Torrey Smith) will lead to a big sophomore leap.