Carson Wentz

NFL journalists and media personalities dominate Carson Wentz's nearest audiences — not other quarterbacks or players. Across the top 10 neighbors, journalists and TV personalities account for seven of the ten slots, with athletes making up the remaining three.

The shape is broad: scores run from Nick Foles at 0.85 down to Mel Kiper Jr. at 0.77, with no single neighbor pulling far ahead of the pack. Foles is the strongest signal and the only fellow quarterback in the top 10; Dan Orlovsky (0.80) is the one other athlete in the set. The rest are NFL media: Adam Schefter (0.80) and Ian Rapoport (0.80) lead the journalist cluster, followed by Trey Wingo (0.78), Pro Football Rumors (0.78), Mike Greenberg (0.78), Zach Ertz (0.78), Chris Mortensen (0.78), and Kiper (0.77). The subcategory breakdown — five journalists, three TV personalities, and two athletes — points to an audience shaped primarily by NFL news consumption rather than player fandom.

The cross-kind pattern here is the defining structural feature: Wentz's audience looks more like the readership of beat reporters and the viewership of NFL studio shows than it does like the fanbase of any individual player.