During training camp, Carson Wentz had to undergo a surgery on his foot potentially keeping him out of season for a good chunk of time. He was expected to miss several weeks in the regular season but somehow he is now expected to play week one as he prepares for the first game against the Seahawks. His initial recovery time was suppose to be 5-12 weeks and luckily he was able to recover closer to the 5 week span so he can be able to play for his team in time.
The article on Carson Wentz being set to go week one is a tad bit objective just due to the fact that the writer, Chase Goodbread, speculates that the Colts are going to be in better shape now that their captain is going to be able to lead their team on the field instead of cheering on the sidelines. Other than that, the story was cut and dry about the status of Carson Wentz and whether or not he was going to be able to start week one for the Indianapolis Colts.
The source used by Chase Goodbread in this article is a very reliable source because Ian Rapoport is the number one insider source in the football world. He is first person to know about anything that happens in the NFL before news breaks out. A lot of times, Ian Rapoport is also the first person to break the news about things that happen in the NFL therefore, he is the best possible source to go by.
I think you mean subjective rather than objective in the second graf. When the author notes it’s “looking much better” for the Colts, what he means is that this is good for the NFL — his employer, I’m guessing. I would call this public relations to some degree. It’s promotional, though still factual.