Jeffery nabbed three of four targets for 31 yards in Sunday's 34-7 win over Arizona.
EDGE Analysis
While the rest of the Eagles offense went off, including long touchdowns to Nelson Agholar and Torrey Smith, Jeffery was mostly quiet. Seen as the big addition to Philly's receiving corps in the offseason, Jeffery hasn't had a big impact. Aside from Week 2's loss to Kansas City, Jeffery has been held to under 60 yards in every other game. He's still, aside from maybe Zach Ertz, Philly's top target, but it's not fair to expect Jeffery to get the same kind of exposure in Philadelphia as he had in Chicago as the Eagles simply have a greater collection of targets than Chicago has had in recent years.
No mention at all of his horrifyingly unfavorable schedule?
Jeffery has been up against the worst shutdown corner schedule in football through five weeks. Norman, Peters, Collins, Hayward, and today Peterson. Every single week he's faced an elite cover-man to shadow him as the Eagles' #1 WR.
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cogwheelSun 10/8/17 9:04 PM
No mention at all of his horrifyingly unfavorable schedule?
Jeffery has been up against the worst shutdown corner schedule in football through five weeks. Norman, Peters, Collins, Hayward, and today Peterson. Every single week he's faced an elite cover-man to shadow him as the Eagles' #1 WR.
EDGE Analysis here is garbage.