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The Eagles’ new young offensive weapons take the field for the first time this morning, when minicamp convenes at NovaCare.There will be a fair amount of scrutiny – maybe even an unfair amount – over the next several months, as wideout Jeremy Maclin, running back LeSean McCoy and tight end Cornelius Ingram try to assimilate.Shockingly enough, all three youngsters said they felt confident facing that challenge, speaking yesterday afternoon to reporters as players began to check in for physicals.”I’ve thought about it,” acknowledged Ingram, the tight end from Florida who lasted until the fifth round last weekend because he missed his final college season with a knee injury. “I don’t know …

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Eagles’ newcomers are confident and ready to work as minicamp opens

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