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Weight: 185 lbs
Height: 6' 0"
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CSN Philly

Aug 16, 2014 · 11:55 AM EDT

Of all the bubble players on the Eagles’ 90-man roster, none may have boosted his chance of making the team more than WR Arrelious Benn.

With Riley Cooper and Jeremy Maclin sidelined Friday, Benn saw significant snaps and came up with two of the Eagles’ most dynamic plays against the Patriots in their 42-35 preseason loss at Gillette Stadium (see Instant Replay).

In the second quarter he blocked a punt that the Eagles' offense converted into its first touchdown. On the next drive, Benn caught a six-yard touchdown pass from Mark Sanchez that tied the game at 21-21.

Fantasy Impact:

The 25-year-old former second-round pick of the Buccaneers is battling with Ifeanyi Momah, Jeff Maehl, Brad Smith, Damaris Johnson and several other fringe receivers for either one or two spots after the top four.

Philly.com

Aug 10, 2014 · 1:08 PM EDT

The Eagles returned to practice on Sunday for the first time since Friday's preseason loss to the Chicago Bears with an open practice at Franklin Field.

Injured players -- wide receiver Riley Cooper, wide receiver Jeff Maehl -- returned to the practice field after missing Friday's game.

Kelly said there were no major injuries on Friday. Running back Matthew Tucker left the field, but the injury isn't considered serious.

PhiladelphiaEagles.com

Aug 09, 2014 · 11:34 AM EDT

Wide receiver Ifeanyi Momah went from a dazzling combination of size and speed to Training Camp afterthought to unemployed, all in his first stint with the Eagles last summer. Re-signed in the offseason, Momah has looked to be a completely different player this summer than the raw, and sometimes rusty, receiver he was last year.

As a result, the 6-foot-7 receiver got the nod to start with Riley Cooper and Jeff Maehl sidelined Friday night. And, of course, Momah would have his number called on the very first play from scrimmage, hauling in a 12-yard pass from Nick Foles.

“It was awesome,” Momah said. “It was a good experience. Obviously a lot to learn from. I didn’t want to go in with any nerves or make any mistakes and I think I did decent for the first game. But it was exciting. Keep fighting, keep getting better and try to make this team this year.”

Momah caught two passes for 15 yards on the night, but the difference between the two years was apparent. What exactly, though, are the differences between 2013 Momah and the current version who was trusted with a starting gig?

Fantasy Impact:

Momah is much more confident this year but is still a work in progress. He's got great size but likely won't be a fantasy option again this season. But the Birds continue to work with him and see potential.