Carson Wentz is a Bear Killer.
Carson Wentz, a free agent NFL quarterback who played with the Washington Commanders during the 2022 season, is facing backlash for his recent social media post.
Although Wentz has a successful record of 4-0 against the Bears in his career, he drew criticism for posting pictures of himself posing with a black bear that he killed on a hunting trip in Alaska.
Former Commanders quarterback Carson Wentz went black bear hunting in Alaska.
He posted about the experience on his IG page. pic.twitter.com/YDuTEfJ7Nh
— Scott Abraham (@Scott7news) June 23, 2023
He captioned the photo with “Bucket list” followed by a check mark and wrote about the experience being incredible. Negative comments on the post questioned the reason for killing the animal and called the act “horrible” and “awful.”
Some followers even unfollowed him on the app.
Did he legit call the bear who was minding his business and that he just killed an “incredible animal”. That’s wild. https://t.co/G0f28LYGMW
— Robert Littal BSO (@BSO) June 23, 2023
thankful everyday I don’t have to pretend to be cool with Wentz posting dead animals like they’re trophies anymore. https://t.co/AIGCUaZvn8
— Devan Kaney (@Devan_Kaney) June 23, 2023
The worst https://t.co/Zhv5c6HgRv
— Clarence Hill Jr (@clarencehilljr) June 23, 2023
“Got the opportunity to spot and stalk black bear in one of our new favorite places on Earth- Alaska!! incredible trip and an incredible animal. It was so incredible I had to take a self absorbed picture of me smiling with it, dead.” #HTTC https://t.co/F6IdHisJvw
— ?IGGO 70 ??I? ™ ???? (@karl_diesel) June 23, 2023
Will never understand it https://t.co/KTUmQOaY4i
— ???????? ?? ? (@_MarcusD3_) June 23, 2023
Wentz has played for three different NFL teams in the past three years, with a career record of 46-45-1 as a starting quarterback.
In 2017, he made the Pro Bowl and finished third in MVP voting before tearing his ACL.
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