What It Means:

Paul Turner will be up as the Eagles' fourth wideout, while Bryce Treggs rounds out the team's primary three-receiver set. As for Agholor, he has lost self confidence and recently began consulting a sports psychologist about his inability to catch the ball. With Agholor out, Bryce Treggs becomes the most intriguing option for the Eagles behind Jordan Matthews. Treggs should see his highest snap total of the season and has been clocked at a 4.31 40, so he may finally give the Eagles a deep threat.

Among the 66 wide receivers with at least 50 targets through Week 11, Agholor ranks second-last in Reception Net Expected Points per target.