Expected to stay in Philly

Agholor is likely to remain with the Eagles for 2019, Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Analysis: Between Agholor's non-guaranteed $9.38 million salary and the impending trade for DeSean Jackson, it's easy to see why there's been some discussion about the 2015 first-round pick getting released or traded. While there's still some chance he ends up elsewhere, Agholor would be a comfortable fit in the slot while Jackson and Alshon Jeffery (ribs) operate along the sidelines. The Eagles might consider a multi-year extension if they want to clear up some cap space without losing the 2015…read more

Scheduled for sizable cap hit

Agholor is due to earn $9.38 million in 2019 under the fifth-year option on his rookie contract, Zack Rosenblatt of NJ.com reports.

Analysis: With the option year guaranteed for injury only, the cap-strapped Eagles can reduce the $9.38 million hit with a multi-year extension, or remove it entirely with a trade/release. The team presumably will need to choose between Agholor and impending free agent Golden Tate, as it doesn't make sense to heavily invest in two wide receivers that are both at their best when working from the slot. The 25-year-old Agholor has youth and scheme familiarity working in his favor, while 30-year-old Tate has…read more

Totals 18 yards in playoff loss

Agholor caught just one of three targets for six yards but added a 12-yard rush in Sunday's 20-14 playoff loss to New Orleans.

Analysis: Agholor seemed to be over his late-season lull as he had managed at least three catches and six targets in each of his prior three games, but he was invisible in this one. Despite a fitting end to an inconsistent season, the 25-year-old nearly duplicated his breakout 2017, catching 62 of 97 passes for 736 yards and four touchdowns. With Golden Tate set to depart in free agency, it would be no surprise to see the Eagles add more wide-receiver depth, but if they stand pat for any reason, Agholor…read more

Makes touchdown grab in win

Agholor caught five of seven targets for 116 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 32-30 win over Houston.

Analysis: Agholor saved his biggest game of the season for when it mattered most, as this effort marked his only 100-yard game of the season thus far and his first touchdown since Week 2. His third-quarter score accounted for most of his yardage when Nick Foles lofted a perfectly placed ball and hit the USC product in stride with a step on his man on the way to the end zone. It is unlikely he will repeat the effort Week 17 at Washington.

Just one catch in win

Agholor caught one of two targets for eight yards in Sunday night's 30-23 victory over the Rams.

Analysis: Agholor played all but one offensive snap in the game but was overshadowed by Alshon Jeffery, Golden Tate and almost everyone else in the Eagles' passing attack. The 25-year-old saw his first target fall incomplete on a second-quarter deep ball but was able to corral a short pass over the middle to set up a key field goal which put the Eagles up by 10 in the third. Despite the fact Agholor starts and is on the field as much as any Eagles pass catcher, his target share and production remain too…read more

Hauls in 42-yard bomb in loss

Agholor caught two of three targets for 49 yards in Sunday's 29-23 loss to the Cowboys.

Analysis: On the first play after the two-minute warning, Agholor set up a game-tying touchdown with a spectacular play to tap his heels as he fell backward out of bounds on a fourth-quarter deep ball from Carson Wentz. The USC product's only other catch coincidentally came on the first Eagles' play after the two-minute warning in the first half, but that makes two games of at least 49 yards following two games of one catch and 12 yards combined. It is that inconsistency that makes Agholor very difficult…read more

Makes four catches in win

Agholor caught four of eight targets for 56 yards in Monday night's 28-13 win over Washington.

Analysis: After just one catch in three opportunities over his past two games, Agholor surprisingly finished second on the team in targets behind only Zach Ertz. The USC product also played 65 snaps, just one fewer than Alshon Jeffery, 29 more than Golden Tate, and the most the fourth-year vet had seen since Week 4. Still, because of his inconsistent production over the past several games and a difficult matchup at Dallas up next, fantasy owners will probably want to turn elsewhere for Week 14.

Just one catch in win

Agholor made just one 12-yard reception in Sunday's 25-22 win over the Giants.

Analysis: After turning in goose eggs in the catch and target departments in a Week 11 matchup with the league's worst defense against receivers, this hardly counts as an encouraging development for Agholor, but at least he hasn't totally been forgotten in the Eagles' offense. His playing time has been cut almost in half since the first four weeks of the season, and his opportunities have all but disappeared since the Golden Tate acquisition prior to Week 10. The Eagles have another promising matchup…read more

Held without a catch in loss

Agholor was unable to catch either of his two targets in Sunday's 48-7 loss to the Saints.

Analysis: Agholor was the intended target and ended up recording the tackle on a badly underthrown ball into double coverage that the Saints intercepted in the first quarter. His only other look came well into garbage time while Jordan Matthews made three catches and was the team's second-leading receiver on the day. Nevertheless, Agholor drew the start, and the USC product had seen at least four targets in every game coming into the week, so he probably won't fade completely away just yet. Relying on…read more

Posts 83 yards in loss

Agholor caught five of seven targets for 83 yards in Sunday's 27-20 loss to the Cowboys.

Analysis: Zach Ertz's huge day overshadowed all of the Eagles wideouts, but Agholor did finish tops among all receivers in yardage. Trade deadline acquisition Golden Tate (two catches for 14 yards) was quiet in his debut, but he figures to have a bigger presence as he gets more familiar with his new playbook and teammates. For now, Agholor is still the starting wideout opposite Alshon Jeffery, which could be the ideal position Sunday against the Saints in the event the latter draws the attention of…read more

May benefit from Tate acquisition

The Eagles are hopeful the recent addition of Golden Tate will create more open looks for Agholor, Graham Foley of the Eagles' official site reports.

Analysis: In recent weeks, Agholor has worked as the Eagles' primary slot man, a role he primarily filled during his breakout 2017 campaign. Agholor hasn't noticed much of a production boost while shifting back to the position, but that could change with Tate in the fold, at least on a per-target basis. While Tate primarily worked in the slot during his time in Detroit, his ability to play all three receiver positions should allow Agholor to stick in the spot where he's more comfortable. And though…read more

Totals 63 yards in win

Agholor caught three of six targets for 49 yards and gained 14 more yards on his lone carry in Sunday's 24-18 win over the Jaguars.

Analysis: While the six targets tied Zach Ertz for the team high on the day, Jordan Matthews and Alshon Jeffery each saw five, and only Matthews gained over 50 yards through the air in the contest. The 25-year-old has seen between four and seven looks in each of his last four games, but this performance was his second best over that span in terms of yards. In eight games, however, the USC product is well ahead of his 2017 pace with 41 receptions already this season; he just hasn't gotten in the end zone…read more

Makes six grabs in loss

Agholor caught six of seven targets for 20 yards in Sunday's 21-17 loss to Carolina.

Analysis: It was a strange game for Agholor, as his six catches represent his third-best total of the season while the yardage total is a season low. Word that the Eagles were in on Amari Cooper prior to his being sent to the Cowboys certainly doesn't bode well for Agholor, who has struggled to produce consistently behind Zach Ertz and Alshon Jeffery this season. Adding another receiver to the fold would likely reduce the USC product's volume and value even further going forward. For now, though, the…read more

Racks up yardage in Week 6 win

Agholor brought in three of five targets for 91 yards in the Eagles' 34-13 win over the Giants on Thursday.

Analysis: Agholor hadn't logged a YPC figure of greater than 11.3 prior to Thursday, and he'd been stuck in single digits twice. That changed in a significant way versus the Giants, largely due to a 58-yard catch that served as a game-long reception. The fourth-year receiver's volume has been hard to trust this season, as he's now received either four or five looks in three of his past four games. There's only so much to go around when one shares the field with the likes of Alshon Jeffery and Zach Ertz,…read more

Sees fewest targets of season in loss

Agholor caught all four of his targets for 45 yards in Sunday's 23-21 loss to the Vikings.

Analysis: Despite seeing fewer opportunities than he had all year, Agholor still gained more receiving yards for the Eagles than anyone not named Zach Ertz. However, Ertz and Alshon Jeffery saw a combined 19 targets in the contest, dwarfing the 25-year-old's total. Agholor has made at least four catches in every game this season but has only produced more than 45 yards once so far. He'll try to break out against the Giants in Week 6.

Targeted 12 times

Agholor caught five of 12 targets for 22 yards during Sunday's 26-23 loss to the Titans.

Analysis: Though attentions were set on the return of Alshon Jeffery, it was Agholor who led the receiving corps with 12 targets. The return of Jeffery obviously reduces Agholor's value on a relatively thin receiving hierarchy, but Sunday showed that Carson Wentz will still look his way plenty. The question is, how valuable are those looks? Agholor has been targeted at least 10 times thrice this season, but has just one touchdown and a 6.7-yards-per-catch average to show for it. Maybe he can pick up the…read more

Makes four catches in win

Agholor caught four of his five targets for 24 yards in Sunday's 20-16 win over the Colts.

Analysis: Agholor saw a season-high snap count but season lows in targets, catches, and yards in Carson Wentz's first game back from an ACL injury. Virtually all of the fourth-year wideout's work came close to the line of scrimmage with the lone exception being an incompletion on a deep route. Meanwhile, tight ends Zach Ertz and Dallas Goedert saw 17 targets between them. Whether that was a game-plan specific blip or Carson Wentz's preference is tough to determine after just one Wentz start, so Week 4's…read more

Heavy workload to continue

Agholor will remain the Eagles' No. 1 wide receiver for the foreseeable future with Alshon Jeffery (shoulder) week-to-week and Mike Wallace out for the next few weeks due to a fractured fibula.

Analysis: Jeffery's recovery from surgery to repair a torn right rotator cuff has extended into the season, but Wallace's situation only came to light Sunday, when he limped off the field in the first quarter. Even if Jeffery gains his long-awaited clearance to play Sunday versus the Colts, Agholor is poised to lead a wide receiver corps that currently includes DeAndre Carter, Shelton Gibson and Kamar Aiken. Agholor has opened the season playing 140 of the Eagles' 151 offensive snaps, which he's turned…read more

Eight catches in Week 2 loss

Agholor brought in eight of 12 passes for 88 yards and a touchdown in the Eagles' 27-21 loss to the Buccaneers on Sunday. He also rushed once for two yards.

Analysis: Agholor saw another heavy workload with both Alshon Jeffery (shoulder) and Mike Wallace (ankle) sidelined, the latter suffering his injury early in the contest. The fourth-year wideout's two-yard touchdown with 2:46 remaining brought the Eagles to within 27-20 pending a Jake Elliott extra point, although they ultimately failed to score again. Agholor now has a pair of eight-catch tallies to open the season and will potentially have the benefit of Carson Wentz (knee) under center Week 3 versus…read more

Remains busy in season-opening win

Agholor hauled in eight of 10 targets for 33 yards in the Eagles' 18-12 win over the Falcons on Thursday. He also completed his sole pass attempt for 15 yards to quarterback Nick Foles and rushed once for 16 yards.

Analysis: As his final line implies, Agholor had an eventful night, pacing the Eagles in catches while drawing even with Zach Ertz in targets. Agholor also made good use of a first-half end-around and connected with Foles in a reprise of the Eagles' "Philly Special" play midway through the third quarter. The fourth-year wideout's workload wasn't overly surprising, considering the absence of No. 1 wideout Alshon Jeffery (shoulder). Agholor will look to build on his strong effort against the Buccaneers in…read more

Primed for large workload

Agholor will lead an undermanned Philadelphia wideout corps with Alshon Jeffery (shoulder) expected to miss the first two weeks of the season, Zach Berman of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Analysis: Agholor recently dealt with a health concern of his own, as he sat out the Eagles' previous three preseason contests while recovering from an unspecified lower-body injury. He finally returned to practice Sunday and has avoided any setbacks thus far, putting him on track for a hefty workload in the Sept. 6 season opener against Atlanta. Jeffery's presumed absence frees up targets for everyone else in the Philadelphia offense, with Agholor and tight end Zach Ertz representing the safest bets to…read more

Returns to practice

Agholor (lower body) returned to practice Sunday, Martin Frank of The Delaware News Journal reports.

Analysis: Meanwhile, Alshon Jeffery (shoulder) remains sidelined, leaving Agholor as the team's top wideout who is healthy enough to practice. As a starter in the Eagles offense, Agholor already has a decent floor from a fantasy perspective, with the potential for added opportunities if Jeffery's absence lingers into the regular season.

Working on side field

Agholor (lower body) is working with Alshon Jeffery (shoulder) on a side field during Monday's practice, Dave Zangaro of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.

Analysis: Bothered by an unspecified injury the past two weeks, Agholor has been labeled day-to-day, with Eagles coach Doug Pederson saying he expects the wideout to ramp up his activity level next week, per Graham Foley of the team's official website. The 25-year-old wideout likely will finish the preseason without appearing in a game, even though the team doesn't seem especially worried about his Week 1 availability. Jeffery is another matter altogether, with his continued presence on the PUP list…read more

Considered day-to-day

Agholor (lower body) is considered day-to-day, Les Bowen of the Philadelphia Daily News reports.

Analysis: Lending further confidence to the report that Agholor's undisclosed injury isn't too serious, Eagles coach Doug Pederson said the receiver is now considered day-to-day. Fellow starting wideout Alshon Jeffery (shoulder) remains on the PUP list, leaving Mike Wallace and Mack Hollins as the primary receiving options heading into Thursday's dress rehearsal against the Browns.

Should be okay for Week 1

Agholor is recovering from an unspecified lower body injury and should be ready for Week 1, Jeff McLane of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Analysis: While he didn't divulge specifics, Eagles coach Doug Pederson at least provided support for the notion that Agholor's injury isn't too serious. The 25-year-old missed a fifth consecutive practice Tuesday and can safely be ruled out for Thursday's preseason game against the Patriots. Agholor could be awfully busy early in the season if he returns to health before teammate Alshon Jeffery (shoulder), who has yet to practice since having rotator cuff surgery Feb. 21. For what it's worth, Agholor…read more

Not practicing Tuesday

Agholor (undisclosed) isn't practicing Tuesday, Zach Berman of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Analysis: Agholor didn't play in the Eagles' preseason opener and hasn't practiced since. He did at least get some work in with the team's training staff prior to Tuesday's practice, perhaps hinting that he's close to a return. It's safe to assume the 25-year-old wide receiver won't play in Thursday's preseason game against the Patriots.

Missing fourth straight practice

Agholor (undisclosed) will miss a fourth consecutive practice Monday, Zach Berman of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Analysis: While there hasn't been any report of the unspecified injury being serious, Agholor's continued absence puts his status for Thursday's preseason game against the Patriots in question. The missed time won't be a big deal so long as he's ready for Week 1, as the fourth-year wideout is locked into his role in the slot on the heels of a breakout 2017 campaign. With Alshon Jeffery (shoulder) yet to practice since last season, Agholor could serve as the top wide receiver for Carson Wentz (knee) or…read more

Missing practice again

Agholor (undisclosed) isn't practicing Sunday, Reuben Frank of NBC Sports Philadelphia reports.

Analysis: Agholor hasn't practiced since Monday and was held out of Thursday's preseason opener. With nothing to prove in terms of his role in the Philadelphia offense, there won't be any cause for concern unless Agholor is also held out for the second and third weeks of the preseason.

Unavailable for Saturday's practice

Agholor (undisclosed) is not on the field for practice Saturday, Eliot Shorr-Parks of NJ.com reports.

Analysis: Agholor skipped Thursday's preseason opener as well, though the team has yet to provide an update on the reason behind his absence. There's also no indication the issue is serious and the team has no reason to press its first-string players during the preseason, so it's best to consider Agholor day-to-day unless something new suggests otherwise.

Not suited up for preseason opener

Agholor isn't in uniform for Thursday's preseason contest versus the Steelers, Zach Berman of The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Analysis: There's no reason to press the Eagles' first-team offense into action, especially with Carson Wentz (knee) still in recovery mode and Nick Foles enduring neck spasms. As such, Agholor will have to wait until next Thursday, Aug. 16 in New England, at the earliest, for his first potential exhibition reps of 2018. With his fifth-year option picked up in the offseason, he clearly is a core member of the offense after a breakout campaign in which he posted a 62-768-8 line on 95 targets during the…read more

The Eagles exercised the fifth-year option on Agholor's rookie contract Monday, Albert Breer of TheMMQB.com reports.

Analysis: A 2015 first-round selection, Agholor disappointed in his first two seasons as a pro, compiling 59 catches for 648 yards (11.0 per) and three touchdowns. During the Eagles' run to the Super Bowl, though, he surpassed all of those totals with a 62-768-8 line on 95 targets, good for 8.1 YPT. Agholor may take on even more of the receiving burden in the upcoming campaign if Alshon Jeffery kicks it off at less than full strength following shoulder surgery in February. However, Agholor still must…read more

Agholor (illness) brought in nine of 11 targets for 84 yards and rushed once for nine yards during the Eagles' 41-33 win over the Patriots in Super Bowl LII on Sunday.

Analysis: The third-year receiver admirably fought through the flu bug that plagued him leading up to Sunday's game, one that had even required a hospital visit for IV treatment Saturday. The 24-year-old's reception total was a team high, as were the number of targets he saw. After a lackluster first two seasons, Agholor showed tremendous improvement in his third campaign, notching career highs in receptions (62), targets (95), receiving yards (768) and touchdowns (eight). He'll head into his 2018…read more

Agholor (illness) is active for Sunday's Super Bowl versus the Patriots, Adam Schefter of ESPN reports.

Analysis: A number of Eagles battled the flu this week, but Agholor was the first skill-position player to be afflicted by the bug. After receiving an IV early Saturday, he's been given the thumbs up to partake in the biggest game of his life. Through the team's two playoff outings, Agholor managed to catch six of seven targets for 83 yards and record three carries for 20 yards.

Agholor received an IV early Saturday to address flu-like symptoms, but the illness isn't expected to impact his status for Sunday's Super Bowl matchup with the Patriots, Ian Rapoport of NFL Network reports.

Analysis: The Eagles neglected to add Agholor to their Super Bowl injury report after the wideout fell ill, so it appears there's no concern about the 24-year-old's status for the biggest game of his career. Though Agholor may not be 100 percent healthy, the illness isn't expected to result in any notable reduction in his snap count.

Agholor reeled in seven of nine targets for 59 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 34-29 win over the Giants.

Analysis: Agholor put the Eagles up for good in the third quarter when he outmuscled a Giants defender for a 10-yard touchdown on a jump ball from Nick Foles. Sunday was a welcome sight for Eagles fans, as Foles showed that he is capable of keeping the Philly offense humming with Carson Wentz (knee) out for the season. Agholor, who has undergone a bit of a renaissance in his third season, has been particularly potent as of late - seeing at least nine targets and recording at least seven catches in each…read more

Agholor caught eight of 11 targets for 64 yards in Sunday's win over the Rams.

Analysis: Coming off a career day in Week 13, Agholor still managed to outdo the seasonal marks he had set then with eight receptions and 77 snaps in this one. The eleven targets tied Alshon Jeffery and Torrey Smith for the team lead on the day. The breakout third-year receiver will have a much better matchup in Week 15 versus the Giants, which may compensate some for the loss of Carson Wentz (knee).

Agholor caught seven passes on 12 targets for 141 yards and a touchdown during Sunday's 24-10 victory over the Seahawks.

Analysis: The bulk of Agholor's production came on a single drive, starting with a 51-yard completion from Carson Wentz on 3rd-and-long. Four plays later, Agholor got behind the Seahawks' secondary and reeled in a wide-open 27-yard scoring strike. By game's end, Agholor finished with a career high in receiving yardage and his seventh touchdown reception of the season, which is tied for the team lead with Zach Ertz and Alshon Jeffery. If Ertz (head), who exited in the third quarter and didn't return,…read more

Agholor caught three of six targets for 36 yards and a touchdown and recovered a fumble in the end zone for a second score in Sunday's 31-3 win over the Bears.

Analysis: Agholor had one of the prettier touchdowns of the week when he outran one defender to the sideline and then jumped over another to turn a screen pass into a 15-yard touchdown. He otherwise had a quiet outing until he bailed out Jay Ajayi by recovering a fumble in the end zone at the end of a long run. Agholor has fallen between three and eight targets each game this season, serving as the third option in a balanced offense that funnels a lot of the pass-game work to Zach Ertz and Alshon…read more

Agholor caught one of five pass attempts for a loss of two yards in Sunday's win over the Cowboys.

Analysis: Agholor saw his usual number of snaps and targets, but was unable to make anything of them in what was an off day for the Eagles' passing attack. It was only the second week all year that he failed to reel in more than one reception or rack up at least twenty yards. He will try to get back on track in Week 12 versus Chicago.