For a long time, starting these two was an obvious call. Lately, I have been getting a lot of questions about what to do with the duo. My advice continues to be the same: start both. The Eagles may not pass a ton, but when they do, it is extremely funneled through their top two options. On the season, both have a 25-plus percent target share and a 33-plus air yard share. They also are both top 12 with a 31-plus percent first read share, per Fantasy Points Data. The floor for each is lower than ever, which is certainly a problem. The ceiling is still high, though, which is why they remain in play. Especially against the Cowboys, who have allowed the most touchdowns and third-most fantasy points per game to receivers. They have also yielded the seventh-most yards to WRs. The upside is simply too high to get away from.
