'I can’t imagine you killed a bear for sport': NFL QB Carson Wentz criticized for looking a bear throughout Alaska journey

Former Washington Commanders Carson Wentz was blasted on Friday for sharing a photograph of himself posing subsequent to a lifeless black bear throughout his looking journey in Alaska.

"Received the chance to identify and stalk black bear in considered one of our new favourite locations on earth— Alaska! Unimaginable journey and an unbelievable animal!" Wentz wrote on Instagram.

The NFL free agent quarterback was met with backlash for posting the photograph.

"That is extremely gross. Looking is such an outdated and ridiculous “sport.” I assume since you couldn’t hack it at an actual sport, you must resort to a sport through which your opponent doesn’t have a weapon however you do. Lol. Pathetic habits," one social media person commented on his Instagram.

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One other person wrote, "That is plain horrific why would you wish to do that?! This isn't a sport that is homicide."

The photograph was additionally posted to the Wentz Bros Open air Instagram account that he shares together with his brother Zach and hyperlinks to their Youtube web page showcasing episodes of their outside adventures. The brothers describe themselves as "outside fanatics."

The 30-year-old backup quarterback was launched by the Commanders in February and was a 2018 Tremendous Bowl (LII) champion with the Philadelphia Eagles.

Critics took photographs on the 30-year-old for his looking interest and tried to assault his profession and soccer accidents.

"At the moment, that bear in his photographs might be the proper metaphor for his soccer profession," NBC Sports activities author Mike Florio wrote on Saturday.