Philadelphia Eagles named best land spot for top remaining free agent WR

Jennings caught 55 passes for 643 yards and a career-high nine touchdowns with the Niners last season.

"The Eagles appear poised to trade A.J. Brown to the New England Patriots on or after June 1, when Brown's $40 million salary cap charge splits into two years. DeVonta Smith is more than capable of being Philly’s primary wideout, but he’s best as a Z receiver. First-round pick Makai Lemon is an ideal fit in the slot. Jennings could be inserted as the Eagles' X receiver," Dragon wrote.

"Jennings led all San Francisco wideouts in catches (55) and receiving yards (643) a season ago. He’s also a threat in the red zone. His nine touchdown receptions last year led San Francisco and were a career-high."

Given all the moves they've already made this offseason, the Eagles might already be set at wide receiver. Plus, there's no guarantee that Brown will be traded, although things certainly seem to be heading in that direction.

Even without Brown though, the group of Smith, [Hollywood] Brown, Lemon and Wicks is a solid core of receivers for Philadelphia.

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