Dorial Green-Beckham

Alshon Jeffery, Jordan Matthews and Torrey Smith figure to open the season as the team's top three receivers, with Green-Beckham, Nelson Agholor, Paul Turner, fourth-round rookie Mack Hollins and fifth-round rookie Shelton Gibson competing to fill out the depth chart. As a non-factor on special teams, Green-Beckham wouldn't have any real use unless he managed to seize a spot among the top four on the wideout depth chart -- an unlikely scenario. Hollins, Gibson, Agholor and Turner would all be more likely to contribute on special teams.

Green-Beckham is the definition of boom-or-bust, but I'm not sure how anyone could play him this week. He's going to suit up in this one, but he shouldn't be starting on anyone's roster.

Green-Beckham did not play last week with an oblique injury but has returned to practice and is expected to play in Week 15 against the Ravens. This is an upgrade to Wentz and the Eagles passing game but Green-Beckham is far from being on the WR radar this week.