Jalen Reagor, rookie Demario Douglas and JuJu Smith-Schuster are now the top three on the depth chart, with 2022 second-round pick Tyquan Thornton (a healthy scratch Sunday) and 2023 sixth-rounder Kayshon Boutte (inactive since the season opener) next in line.

The 5-8, 192-pound Douglas is a quick slot receiver whose playing time has spiked the past two weeks (78 of 113 snaps).

It's not a great WR group, but, as they say, someone needs to catch the ball. The story said Reagor has drawn some praise, but we've all been down that road before. If he's on your wire, Douglas could be someone to stash away at this point, especially with his increased playing time recently. The story went on to say Douglas is often sent in motion before the snap, making him a threat as a runner with the possibility of taking a handoff, and has been targeted 13 times the past two weeks.

The Philadelphia Eagles are trading former first-round receiver Jalen Reagor to the Minnesota Vikings for a 2023 seventh-round pick and a 2024 conditional fourth-round selection, NFL Network Insider Ian Rapoport reported Wednesday, per sources.

Reagor was taken with the No. 21 overall pick in the 2020 draft.

Related players: Justin Jefferson, Adam Thielen, K.J. Osborn, Ihmir Smith-Marsette

Reagor needed a fresh start as he never was able to take off in Philly as a first round pick. Ironically, the Eagles passed on Jefferson that year and drafted Reagor instead, and now the two are teammates. Reagor could battle for a WR3 or WR4 spot with the Vikings but will have a way to go before being fantasy relevant.

The Philadelphia Eagles have signed WR Zach Pascal to a one-year deal.

Related Players: DeVonta Smith, Quez Watkins, Jalen Reagor

The Pascal signing gives the Eagles a possession wideout that has had success, as well as competition for Jalen Reagor. Pascal is nothing more than a late-round dart throw short of an injury.

Eagles have placed WR Quez Watkins and RB Jason Huntley on the Reserve/COVID-19 list.

Related players: Jalen Reagor, Greg Ward

If Watkins has to miss Week 15 against Washington, Reagor likely moves into the team's WR2 role with Ward also possibly seeing more targets. This is a big game for both the Eagles and Washington who sit at 6-7 and are battling for the final wild card berth in the NFC. Watkins is more of a big-play, boom-or-bust deep threat for the Birds.

Eagles HC Nick Sirianni told reporters Friday that WR Jalen Reagor (ankle) will play Week 9 against Los Angeles Chargers.

Positive news as the Eagles try to jump-start their passing attack.

Eagles WR Jalen Reagor (ankle) did not practice Wednesday.

Reagor has been a secondary option at receiver for majority of the season. That said Hurts needs as many healthy options at receiver after an easier week against the Lions.

Eagles actually waived Travis Fulgham, per Mike Garafolo.

Related players: DeVonta Smith, Quez Watkins, Jalen Reagor, Greg Ward, John Hightower, J.J. Arcega-Whiteside

Petersen said he didn't see this coming, and doubts Fulgham clears waivers so the Eagles can keep him on the practice squad. Fulgham flashed for a couple of weeks last year, but pretty much vanished with the return of Alshon Jeffery. He never really was able to find that form again. It's likely good news for Ward, Hightower and maybe even Arcega-Whiteside.

Reuben Franks of NBC Sports Philadelphia wrote an entire piece dedicated to WR Jalen Reagor and his improvement as a receiver. "There’ve been a lot of encouraging things in these first two weeks of camp, but Reagor’s emergence and his ability to consistently make plays has been eye-opening," Frank wrote. "Now, whether he can carry it over to the games remains to be seen. We won’t begin to get an answer to that until next month...But there’s no question the Jalen Reagor we’re seeing this summer is a different guy than the one we saw last year. More comfortable. More confident. More focused. More accountable."

Reading the entire piece is recommended and what should be taken from it is more positive than negative. One aspect that has stood out for the Eagles is the return to health across the board, and that helps Reagor the same as everyone else. The competition for snaps at receiver is wide open and Regaor is competing with another 1st-round pick and to pass catchers that had strong spurts with the team in 2020.

Reagor deserves our attention as the Eagles get ready for their second preseason game.

"Quez Watkins. Quez is having an awesome camp, making plays down the field. He's been consistent. He's been working hard on and off the field. I'm going to keep working him and helping him reach his potential," said Eagles DB Darius Slay.

Related players: Jalen Reagor, DeVonta Smith, John Hightower, Travis Fulgham, Greg Ward

Slay isn't the only one who has praised Watkins as of late, the beat writers are noticing too. A recent story by NBC Sports Philly said, "Watkins has been the best overall receiver at Eagles training camp this summer and just had a tremendous night in front of nearly 26,000 Eagles fans on Sunday at the Linc." The only real lock at WR is Smith for the Eagles, who is still trying to find his way back on the practice field. So, it's easy to think Watkins will get a chance to make contributions if he keeps up this pace.