JORDAN MATTHEWS might be the only wide receiver on the Eagles' roster who doesn't come into 2016 looking to redeem or prove himself. (Yes, Matthews can still get better, but among these guys, he's Randy Moss.)
This could be a good vibe, if it translates to an exceptionally hungry, motivated wideout corps, filled with talented players finally figuring out how to put it all together.
Or it could turn out that the Eagles are collecting a bunch of underachievers who likely will continue to disappoint.
All of which brings us to Rueben Randle, the 2012 Giants second-round pick who met with reporters Friday, a little more than a week after settling for a one-year Eagles contract, when entering free agency off a disappointing 2015 season did not prove lucrative.