Robert Davis

Davis started the season with Washington and saw action in three straight games from Weeks 2 through 4 but was let go after the only game in which he recorded a catch for the Redskins. The Eagles added the 24-year-old to their practice squad within the week, and he ascended to the active roster in December after Alshon Jeffery was placed on IR. Davis would appear in four games with Philadelphia, including the Wild-Card loss, but was only targeted thrice that whole time, making just one six-yard grab. He'll likely be a fringe roster for the Eagles again next season.

Davis' only catch of the game got the Eagles a new set of downs on the way to their first touchdown of the day in the first quarter. He played a season high 29 offensive snaps in the victory, third-most among Eagles receivers.

Davis didn't draw a target in the victory, but even so, he saw just two fewer than J.J. Arcega-Whiteside, who played 71 snaps in the contest. The Georgia State product is unlikely to become a major factor before Nelson Agholor (knee) returns.

Promoted from the Eagles' practice squad just three days earlier, Davis looks poised to see significant snaps right away in his team debut with Nelson Agholor (knee) ruled out for the contest and Alshon Jeffery (foot) moving to injured reserve earlier this week. Along with Davis and Arcega-Whiteside, Greg Ward is expected to have a regular role at receiver out of the slot, but tight ends Zach Ertz and Dallas Goedert are likely to rank as greater priorities in the Eagles' passing game than the three wideouts.