Eagles swing for the fences (and miss) with underwhelming wide receiver signing

The Philadelphia Eagles have added a wide receiver to the nest. Don't get too excited. This decision is a head scartcher. Terrace Marshall is the new guy. Some of you remember him. He was part of one of the greatest offenses in college football history as a teammate of Joe Burrow, Ja'Marr Chase and company at LSU with the College Football Playoff National Championship-winning Tigers. Marshall was drafted 59th overall, during Round 2 of the NFL Draft, by the Carolina Panthers. After three years, they parted ways. He's since spent time with the San Francisco 49ers and Las Vegas Raiders. He now finds his new home in Philadelphia. Okay, Howie Roseman asked for patience. We get that, and we respect that. He's earned it, but this one is hard for us to wrap our heads around. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reports Philly adds Mr. Marshall by way of a one-year deal. With all due respect, we aren't overjoyed about this one. Philly drafted Ainias Smith and Johnny Wilson in 2024. Neither has fueled an adrenaline rush yet. J