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Philadelphia Eagles Case Study
This season, the Philadelphia Eagles issues at wide receiver were well-documented. From Nelson Agholor dropping passes and Dorial Green-Beckham not seeing the field as much and reportedly valuing the Philadelphia nightlife over football, it left Jordan Matthews being the only consistent option for quarterback Carson Wentz.

With that being known, there have been rumors floating around about a possible reunion with former Eagles wide receiver DeSean Jackson in free agency as he would provide them a deep threat on the outside.

However, when free agency kicks off on March 9, the Eagles plan to target another speedy wide receiver to help remedy their problems. According to Eliot Shorr-Parks, the Eagles are expected to make a push for Miami Dolphins
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