RADIO
It would appear as if the Philadelphia Eagles are beginning to turn the corner on the offensive side of the ball with back-to-back weeks of solid production in both the passing game and ground attack. We're at the point with the Eagles where it's clear they are going to spread the ball around significantly, so much so that it's hard to rely on any Philadelphia player on a consistent basis.
As far as Jordan Matthews is concerned, I still believe that any Eagle can go off at any time given the nature of this offense. To me, that locks Matthews in as a low-end WR2 with week-to-week upside. It's a downgrade from his pre-season status, but it's not like he's been so bad that he deserves to be benched. The Eagles clearly struggled to start the year so perhaps things will start improving overall anyway.
In a league in which I own Jordan Matthews, I've received several offers for him, suggesting that there are plenty of owners out there who view him as someone who is poised to improve as the season progresses. You should see if you can sell him for an upgrade, but in general I think he's worth hanging onto provided you have a more reliable option to pair him with.
