J.J. Arcega-Whiteside

Arcega-Whiteside has yet to deliver on the promise of the second-round pick that was used to take him in the 2019 draft. The 24-year-old had ample opportunity in 2020, as injuries ravaged Eagles wide receivers once again, but he ended up a healthy scratch for most of the second half of the season. Entering 2021, he'll have to battle for looks from the bottom of the depth chart.

The 2019 second-round pick struggled with lower-body injuries throughout his rookie season and also with drops, managing just 10 catches on 22 targets despite starting for much of the second half. Although the Eagles acquired a number of new receivers in the offseason, the 23-year-old's standout production and ball skills at Stanford should mean that his roster spot is safe and he'll get another look. Given the age and frailty ahead of him in the Eagles' receiving corps, Arcega-Whiteside likely will see the field in 2020, but he'll need to convert those opportunities in order to stay there.

The Eagles weren't lacking in wide receiver talent in advance of the 2019 draft, but that reality didn't stop GM Howie Roseman from selecting Arcega-Whiteside in the second round. Arcega-Whiteside boasts an all-around skill set that he used to reel off 10.5 YPT and 28 touchdowns on 212 targets during his three-year stint at Stanford. Even if he's unable to wrest many snaps from the top three of Alshon Jeffery, DeSean Jackson and Nelson Agholor as a rookie, Arcega-Whiteside's red-zone prowess may help him achieve some relevance at times. After this season, the Eagles are expected to allow Agholor to move on, at which point Arcega-Whiteside will become a mainstay of the offense.