The Facts: Last month, GM Howie Roseman described the Eagles' efforts to keep receiver Riley Cooper and Jeremy Maclin in light of DeSean Jackson’s eight-figure cap number as “complicated.” The ultimate objective was much simpler: The Eagles want to be like the Broncos.

Diehards Line: “When you look at how many offensive plays that you have over the course of the season, there’s a lot of opportunities to spread the ball around, get people involved,” Roseman said in discussing Maclin’s new deal with Sheil Kapadia of PhillyMag.com. “I don’t think you have to look further than when you look at the Denver Broncos and how many options they have in their passing game and how big of an advantage that is when you have guys all around the field and you can get different personnel groups and that’s what we’re looking to do. We’re looking to be an explosive, dynamic offense and when you talk about the skills that he has, Jeremy, certainly he adds to that group.” As PFT's Mike Florio reminded readers, the Eagles had a front-row seat for one of Denver’s three 50-plus point games last season, a 52-20 win over Philly. From a fantasy perspective, anybody looking to pile up bigger offensive totals is going to win us over.