Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer speculates that Jeremy Maclin could be expendable this offseason. Maclin is entering the final year of his rookie contract and has yet to live up to his first-round draft status. According to McLane, some within the Eagles' organization have concerns about his ability to stay healthy, and there's a belief that he could ultimately be shopped in the offseason. With DeSean Jackson sidelined the last four games, Maclin has 24 catches for 331 yards and two touchdowns. He's likely shown enough to return with the Eagles next season.

Jeremy Maclin caught eight passes for 116 yards with a touchdown in the Eagles' Week 16 loss to the Redskins. Maclin got the party started early with a beautiful catch on a perfectly-thrown 27-yard corner route on the very first drive of the game. He ended up with a team-high 14 targets. Over the last three games, Maclin has found a real groove with Nick Foles as he's caught 21 passes for 293 yards and two touchdowns on 36 targets. It bodes for his outlook should Foles stick as the 2013 starter.

Jeremy Maclin (back, probable) practiced in full again on Friday. Maclin's injury is not a concern for Week 16. He leads the Eagles in targets during Nick Foles' time under center and is a viable WR3 against Washington.

Jeremy Maclin (back) was upgraded to "full" in Thursday's practice. Maclin's latest injury isn't going to hold him out against the Redskins. With his production remaining hit-or-miss under rookie Nick Foles, Maclin is just the No. 34 receiver in Chris Wesseling's Week 16 rankings.

Jeremy Maclin (back) was a limited participant in Wednesday's practice. Maclin is seemingly always a little banged up, but he's no threat to miss Sunday's divisional showdown against a Redskins team that ranks 30th against the pass. In the last two games, Maclin has caught 13 of 22 Nick Foles targets for 177 yards and a score.

Jeremy Maclin led the Eagles with four catches for 73 yards in the Week 15 loss to the Bengals on Thursday night. Maclin saw nine targets against Cincinnati, and his biggest play was a 46-yard gain where he got behind Bengals S Chris Crocker in the first half. It set up the Eagles' lone touchdown, which went to Riley Cooper from 11 yards out. The blemish on Maclin's stat line was a lost fumble on the second play from scrimmage. It led directly to BenJarvus Green-Ellis' one-yard score to put the Bengals up 7-0. Maclin and the Eagles will host the Redskins in Week 16. In Week 11 versus Washington, Maclin was targeted just three times and didn't catch a single pass. He'll be a WR3 next week.

Jeremy Maclin (groin) is listed as probable for Thursday's game against the Bengals. The groin stain Maclin suffered while celebrating his game-winning score against the Bucs is not an issue. He'll be a solid WR3 as the featured "Z" receiver Thursday while squaring off against aging CB Terence Newman.

Jeremy Maclin (groin) is fully expected to play against the Bengals Thursday.

Jeremy Maclin (groin) was limited in Monday's practice. Another week, another injury for Maclin, who caught nine passes for 104 yards in Sunday's win. However, the "limited" tag is an approximation, as the Eagles didn't actually practice Monday. They were required to release an injury report because they're playing on Thursday Night Football. That leaves barely 72 hours for Maclin to get healthy, but there's yet to be anything to suggest he won't be ready to suit up against the Bengals. His status will be updated Tuesday.

Jeremy Maclin caught nine passes for 104 yards with a touchdown in the Eagles' Week 14 win over the Bucs. With the game on the line, the Nick Foles asked for Maclin's number to be called. The Eagles were down by five points with two seconds left and ran a simple sprint-out to Maclin who made a sliding catch in the corner of the end zone. It capped his first 100-yard day since Week 6 and marked his third touchdown since Week 2. Maclin will take some momentum as a WR3 with upside into a tough matchup against the Bengals on Thursday night.