He was hurt while rehearsing a roll-out play. "He was wounded during a team time while rolling out," Colts offensive coordinator Marcus Brady told the Indianapolis Star. "He was going to throw when he felt a pang in his foot." It's unclear which foot Wentz hurt at this moment. He has worn boot number 16 since injuring himself. Wentz, a second-year quarterback from North Dakota State University, was drafted first overall by the Philadelphia Eagles in 2016. The Colts acquired the pick they used on Wentz in a trade with the Dallas Cowboys. In 2017, Wentz played 13 games for the Eagles, throwing for 2,198 yards, 12 touchdowns and eight interceptions. He also carried the ball nine times for 44 yards and another touchdown. Wentz suffered a torn ACL during practice on December 10th, 2017, and was ruled out for the rest of the season. He had been starting for the Eagles since replacing an injured Nick Foles during the 2016 season. Foles is now the starter for the Eagles alongside new head coach Mike Vick. Wentz was considered one of the best quarterbacks in college football before his injury. He started 39 games over three seasons for the Bison, completing 70 percent of his passes for 14,134 yards and 110 touchdowns against only 21 interceptions.