NFC East Projected Skill Position Starters

May 1, 2020 Eric Jensen Nfl 0

Dallas Cowboys

What a dominant wide receiving core that looks like. Running back behind Tony Pollard looks kind of thin though, wouldn’t shock me if they bought in another guy for camp. Blake Jarwin was sneaky pretty OK last year. It’s an offense with very little depth outside of wideout though at the skills positions.

 

Philadelphia Eagles

The receiving core is hard to figure out. I would guess Alshon Jeffery gets cut before camp, leaving Goodwin as the number wide out. WR2 seems wide open to me, between the rookie Hightower and second-year man Arcega Whiteside, though Whiteside struggled in year one it seems like the coaching staff wants to give him another shot. I would expect Reagor to split time in the slot with Desean Jackson, but by pre-seasons end I really think D-Jax might be out of a job.

 

Washington

After struggling mightily with this, I think I figured it out. I really do think it will be a legit competition between Kyle Allen and Dwayne Haskins but to me Haskins is the better player so he wins out. The running back room is incredibly deep. I would not be shocked if someone stole Adrian Peterson’s job.

New York Giants

First off, Saquon*. Secondly, the Giants have a surprisingly interesting wide receiving core. Not a ton of depth, you could flip Tate and Slayton pretty easily I think. Slayton was awesome down the stretch last year.