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On the first play of his first drive as the Eagles starter, Kevin Kolb hit DeSean Jackson in stride for 21 yards. On his second throw in that preseason game, he found Jeremy Maclin for 29. Welcome to the Eagles air attack, 2010 edition. Two plays after hitting Maclin, Kolb targeted Jason Avant and then Brent Celek. Both passes were incomplete, but the point remains. When Kolb drops back to throw, he’ll be surveying an all-you-can-eat buffet of receiving talent and variety, from the speedy Jackson and Maclin to the sure-handed Avant to the big, reliable Celek. And his platter that night didn’t even include rookie Riley Cooper, a big wideout who impressed in training camp. On his first play

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Eagles boast a deep and dangerous receiving corps

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