Jeremy Maclin said he's finally 100 percent recovered from his early-season hip injury.

Jeremy Maclin exploded for 130 yards and a touchdown on six receptions versus the Lions in Week 6. Maclin's 10 targets led the way for Philly. Finally back to full health, Maclin jump-started the Eagles offense by drawing a 26-yard pass interference penalty to set up LeSean McCoy's 2-yard touchdown. Taking advantage of busted coverage, Maclin posted a 70-yard catch-and-run score to put the Eagles up by 10 with five minutes left in the fourth quarter. He should be good for reliable WR2 value coming out of the Week 7 bye.

Jeremy Maclin caught five passes for 39 yards on eight targets versus the Steelers in Week 5. Maclin already had more catches and targets than last week after two series. He drew a 41-yards pass interference penalty on Ike Taylor and would have scored had his foot not hit the chalk when he dove for the pylon on the next play. Maclin missed a couple of plays after a shoulder-to-helmet hit from Ryan Mundy, but appeared to be fine upon his return. He's due for a breakout game versus the Lions in Week 6.

Jeremy Maclin attributes his lack of production versus the Giants in Week 4 to "just the flow of the game, man." Maclin abides. Asked if his troublesome hip was 100 percent, Maclin essentially gave a non-answer. "If I'm not able to go and contribute and help my team I wouldn't play," said Maclin, who had trouble separating from first-time starter Prince Amukamara. Maclin is a risk/reward WR3 option versus the Steelers in Week 5.

Jeremy Maclin (hip) is not listed on the Eagles' Week 5 injury report.

Jeremy Maclin played on 64-of-69 snaps in Sunday night's win over the Giants. Maclin's playing time may not have been limited, but his production was. He struggled to separate from Prince Amukamara for much of the night and ended up with one catch on three targets. Perhaps the hip injury was to blame. Expect a better showing against the Steelers next week as Maclin gets closer to 100 percent.

Jeremy Maclin (hip) was held to one catch for seven yards in Philadelphia's Week 4 win over the Giants. Maclin saw heavy snaps, but was targeted only three times. He looked no worse for the wear on his lone grab, changing directions before getting shoved out of bounds, and helped DeSean Jackson get free on his 19-yard touchdown by occupying defenders in the end zone. As long as he didn't suffer a setback - which there's no indication he did - Maclin should be a much bigger part of the game-plan against the Joe Haden-less Browns in Week 5.

Jeremy Maclin (hip) is active for Sunday Night Football against the Giants. Maclin got in full practices on Thursday and Friday, and is Rotoworld's 17th ranked receiver for Week 4. Inactive for the Eagles are WR Riley Cooper, RB Dion Lewis, S Colt Anderson, LB Akeem Jordan, OT King Dunlap, OT Nate Menkin and DE Vinny Curry. Offseason signee Demetress Bell will take Dunlap's place at left tackle.

Jeremy Maclin (hip) practiced fully on Friday and is listed as probable for Week 4. Maclin appears to be over the hump with regard to his hip problem and should be reinserted into fantasy lineups against a beatable Giants secondary.

Jeremy Maclin (hip) suggested he's essentially back to full strength after a near-full session in Wednesday's practice. He's ready to play versus the Giants, and not a moment too soon. Since Week 11 of last season, the Eagles are 7-0 when Maclin plays and 0-3 when he sits out. Look for Maclin to see plenty of Giants CB Corey Webster, who has struggled to cover No. 1 receivers since late last season.