Jordan Matthews

Going from one side of the spectrum to the other, Matthews went from the clear-cut No. 1 receiver in his offense, to what now might be the No. 3 option. Not that he isn't talented, but he didn't live up to the expectations, leading the Eagles to acquire both Alshon Jeffery and Torrey Smith in free agency. He finished top-24 in each of his first two seasons, though volume was a big reason for that. He'll not only be dealing with the competition for targets, but also dealing with the inconsistencies of a young quarterback.

Jordan Matthews to be ready for training camp?

Philadelphia Eagles wide receiver Jordan Matthews (knee) told the media he "expects to be ready" for training camp.

Fantasy Impact

Matthews, who missed all of the team's mandatory minicamp with knee tendinitis, told the media Thursday he "expects" to be ready to make a full return to football activities at the start of training camp in late July. The fourth-year wideout is slated to open the 2017 season as Philadelphia's No. 2 receiver behind Alshon Jeffery and ahead of Torrey Smith, who were both offseason additions via free agency. Coming off of a solid 73-804-3 season in 2016, Matthews appears poised for a big year as he is no longer the Eagles' top threat at wide receiver. Jeffery's presence should also greatly help take the pressure off of Zach Ertz in the passing game as well.