Maclin caught 4-of-6 passes for 98 yards in Sunday's 38-27 loss to the Cowboys.

While the Philadelphia passing game never got going, Maclin turned an intermediate route into a 72-yard gain to salvage a respectable statistical outing for himself. He came up just a yard shy of the end zone on the play, setting up a short touchdown for running back Chris Polk. Maclin draws a favorable matchup with the Redskins in Week 16, and there's some chance Nick Foles will return for the game. Given how poorly Sanchez has played the past two weeks, Foles' return would be a welcome sight for Maclin's owners.

Maclin had three catches on six targets for 21 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's loss to Seattle.

Maclin scored a short touchdown in the first quarter, but was held in check from that point. The entire Eagles' offense struggled though, and possessed the ball for only 18 minutes. Maclin will look to rebound against the Cowboys next week.

Maclin caught eight passes for 108 yards in Thursday's victory over the Cowboys.

Most of Maclin's yardage came on a 58-yard reception, but he still reached the century mark for the first time since Week 9. He is just 20 yards away from his first career 1,000-yard season, but he will find yards hard to come by next week against a Seahawks defense that gives up just over 200 passing yards per game.

Maclin hauled in 6-of-8 targets for 59 yards in Sunday's 43-24 win over the Titans.

Maclin tied rookie Jordan Matthews for the most receptions and targets on the team Sunday, although Matthews had 18 more yards. The veteran wideout hasn't been as dominant with Mark Sanchez as the starting QB over the last three games, although he's still managed to catch 18-of-26 targets for 190 yards and a touchdown during that span. In Week 13, Maclin will face a solid Cowboys' pass defense on Thanksgiving Day.

Maclin caught 9-of-10 targets for 93 yards and a touchdown in Sunday's 53-20 loss at Green Bay.

Maclin was held in check in the first half, but was able to post strong numbers in garbage time, including a 20-yard touchdown midway through the fourth quarter. It was Maclin's second game with Mark Sanchez serving as Philadelphia's starting QB, and the results were better than last Monday, when he caught just 3-of-7 targets for 38 yards. The veteran wideout should continue to post great numbers, just keep in mind that Sanchez has a good rapport with rookie Jordan Matthews, who posted his second straight game of 100+ yards and a touchdown. Next week, Maclin will face a beatable Titans' secondary.

Maclin caught 3-of-7 targets for 38 yards in Monday's 45-21 win over the Panthers.

Rookie Jordan Matthews did the heavy lifting in Mark Sanchez's first start, with a 7-138-2 receiving line on nine targets. While Matthews and Sanchez do seem to have good chemistry, Maclin still figures to see plenty of targets, in an up-tempo offense that isn't asking much of Riley Cooper as a receiver.

Maclin had six catches on seven targets for 158 yards and two touchdowns Sunday against the Texans.

Maclin has two straight huge games after catching 12 passes on 16 targets for 187 yards and two touchdowns last Sunday against the Cardinals. He opened the scoring against the Texans by catching a 59-yard touchdown from quarterback Nick Foles, who was knocked out of the game late in the first quarter due to a shoulder injury, with backup Mark Sanchez taking over in the second. Maclin caught a 52-yard pass on Sanchez's first attempt, then put a stamp on his excellent fantasy day by catching an eight-yard touchdown from Sanchez in the fourth quarter. Head coach Chip Kelly confirmed after the game that Foles' arm was in a sling, opening up the probability that Sanchez will start in Week 10 against the Panthers, but after the way he threw the ball to Maclin on Sunday, the wideout doesn't figure to have a big downgrade in value.

Maclin had a huge game in Sunday's loss at Arizona, catching 12-of-16 targets for a season-high 187 yards and two touchdowns.

Maclin briefly left the game with a potential concussion, but it did not prevent him from posting his best game of the season. He has been a target monster this season, seeing at least 10 looks in six of seven games. Considering that Maclin is coming off a torn ACL, it's been an impressive campaign thus far for him. It's possible that Maclin's stats would be even better, if not for the inconsistency of Nick Foles, who has been erratic at times in his first full year as Philadelphia's quarterback. Then again, Foles has a strong arm and is capable of extending plays in the pocket, allowing Maclin to roam free in the secondary. In any event, Maclin should continue to be the primary weapon in the team's passing game, and will look to stay on a roll next week against the Texans.

Maclin briefly exited Sunday's game in Arizona, but has since returned, after clearing concussion protocol, USA Today reports.

Maclin took a short visit to the Eagles' locker room following a frightening hit Sunday, but apparently avoided any damage that would prevent him from playing. In fact, on Maclin's first play after returning to action, he caught a 12-yard pass to secure a first-down. Now at half-time, Maclin already boasts a team-high seven receptions for 93 yards and a touchdown versus the Cardinals.

Maclin caught 2-of-3 targets for 16 yards in Sunday's 27-0 win over the Giants.

The score can't absorb all of the blame for Maclin's dud, given that Nick Foles still attempted 34 passes. Of course, even the most active receivers have days where the ball just doesn't get thrown their way, as was the case for Maclin on Sunday. He still has 60 targets through six games, having recorded at least nine in each of his first five contests of the season. Following a Week 7 bye, Maclin will face a tough Arizona secondary on the road in Week 8.

Maclin (hamstring) had five receptions on 11 targets for 76 yards with a touchdown in Sunday's 34-28 win over St. Louis.

Maclin was having a quiet game, until he hauled in a wide-open, 24-yard touchdown late in the third quarter. Maclin continues to see most of the targets from Nick Foles, although their efficiency hasn't been great. He'll face the Giants on Sunday Night Football in Week 6.

Maclin (hamstring) is active for Sunday's game against the Rams.

Maclin was a full participant in practice this week, and as expected, isn't expected to be dealing with any kind of serious hamstring ailment. The 26-year-old wideout leads the Eagles in receptions (20), targets (46) and yards (353), and should remain a top priority in the passing game moving forward.

Maclin (hamstring) is probable for Sunday's game against St. Louis.

Maclin practiced fully all week, giving reason to believe that his hamstring injury is a non-issue. As the clear go-to- target in the Philadelphia passing game, he's been a steal for fantasy owners so far in 2014. He's already seen 46 targets in four games and should remain at least a WR2 in most formats.

Maclin (hamstring) participated fully in Wednesday's practice.

Maclin's day off Tuesday was initially deemed a rest day, but he entered the injury report this week with a hamstring concern. He was able to practice without a cap on his reps, though, which implies that he should take the field Sunday against the Rams. Nonetheless, owners should keep an eye on his status as the week rolls along in order to learn his Week 5 availability.

Maclin (rest) will practice Wednesday, CSN Philadelphia reports.

Maclin received a day off from practice Tuesday, but will re-join his teammates for Wednesday's session. This weekend, Maclin, who ranks fifth in yards per reception (17.7), has a favorable matchup against a Rams' defense currently allowing 8.2 yards per attempt, a mark tied for fifth-worst league-wide.

Maclin is not practicing Tuesday, The Philadelphia Inquirer reports.

Maclin might simply be taking a day of rest Tuesday, after being targeted a whopping 15 times during Sunday's loss to the 49ers out west. Nonetheless, clarification on his absence figures to come later in the day. Through four games this season, Maclin has scored three touchdowns and ranks second league-wide in targets (46), fifth in yards (353) and yards per reception (17.7), and sixth in yards per game (88.3).

Maclin caught five passes on 16 targets for 68 yards in Sunday's loss at San Francisco.

Maclin's inefficiency can be blamed on Nick Foles, who completed just 21-of-43 passes. Maclin actually made a couple of tough grabs, including a spectacular 22-yard catch on the sideline late in the fourth quarter. The shifty wide receiver is clearly Philadelphia's top target, and could bounce back next week, facing the Rams at home.

Maclin had eight catches on 10 targets for 154 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Redskins.

Maclin was having a very solid game but capped it off with a 27-yard touchdown catch with under eight minutes to play that put the Eagles up for good. After missing all of last season with a torn ACL, Maclin has been excellent this year, catching a touchdown in every game this season thanks to 31 targets. Up next is a tough matchup in Week 4 at San Francisco.

Maclin had four catches for 45 yards and a touchdown on 11 targets in Monday's 30-27 win over the Colts.

Maclin has eight receptions for 142 yards and two touchdowns on 22 targets through the first two weeks of the season. There's no denying that he's off to an encouraging start for fantasy owners, but he didn't play all that well from a real-life perspective Monday, as he failed to break up an interception, and also dropped a pass. Still, the miscues aren't particularly concerning, given that fellow Eagles wideouts Riley Cooper and Jordan Matthews struggled. Maclin leads the team in targets, and he's getting looks on deep balls and in the red zone.

Maclin had four catches on 10 targets for 97 yards and a touchdown Sunday against the Jaguars.

The Eagles' offense really struggled in the first half and they trailed 17-0 at halftime. They completely turned it around after the break, scoring 34 unanswered points, highlighted by Maclin's 68-yard touchdown catch that put them up for good with just under seven minutes remaining in the fourth quarter. Maclin missed all of last season after tearing his ACL in training camp, but he didn't appear to be affected by it at all Sunday and he looks like the clear No. 1 receiver in Philadelphia.