Maclin looks to get better
At the time, the 2009 draft-day trade that landed Jeremy Maclin in an Eagles uniform seemed curious. Sure, the projected top-10 pick had slid to the middle-bottom of the first round — great value for the draft position. But the Eagles had already addressed their annual wideout problem the year before when DeSean Jackson, a second-round pick, become a sensation by the end of his first professional game. Now, it’s hard to believe the Eagles could have made the playoffs last year without Maclin. He subbed almost immediately for an injured Kevin Curtis and seized control of the starting job. This year, with an entire season under his belt and without swimming mental laps though a strange and …
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Maclin looks to get better
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