When DeSean Jackson was released before last season, one of the biggest questions asked was, "How will the Eagles replace his numbers?"
The answer, of course, was with Jeremy Maclin, who caught nearly the same number of passes (85 vs. 82) for nearly the same number of yards (1,318 vs. 1,332) and touchdowns (10 vs. 9) as Jackson did a year earlier.
But Maclin is gone and the Eagles don't appear to have a No. 1 wide receiver waiting in the wings - although a case could be made for Jordan Matthews. More than likely, the numbers will be divvied up among a group that will include more than just receivers.