THE EAGLES' options for creating more offense are limited, especially if backs and tight ends are going to have to give consistent chip-block help to rookie right tackle Halapoulivaati Vaitai, as seemed likely after last week's loss at Washington.
Wideouts Josh Huff and Nelson Agholor have been here a while now. What you've seen is probably what you're getting. It might be unfair to ask Jordan Matthews for dramatically more than his current 22 catches for 344 yards through five games, given that Matthews is the receiver opposing defenses focus upon.
On Thursday, offensive coordinator Frank Reich did highlight one possible growth opportunity, though.