The Facts: Maclin wants to stay with the Philadelphia Eagles. It's starting to look like a real possibility he gets that wish. Jeff McLane of the Philadelphia Inquirer reported Friday that the Eagles have prioritized retaining Maclin before Riley Cooper, according to league sources.

Diehards Line: Eagles GM Howie Roseman said earlier this month that the Eagles had not ruled out keeping both wide receivers, but called it a "complicated situation." Both Maclin and Cooper are on the precipice of free agency. Maclin is currently rehabbing a torn ACL for the second time in his career, but he'd still likely generate significant interest on the open market. The New York Daily News reported this month that the Jets coveted Maclin and view him as a "quality No. 1 receiver." Maclin, 25, has conceded he'll likely have to settle for a one-year "prove it" deal following knee surgery. As NFL.com's Dan Hanzus suggests, if he's as good a fit in Chip Kelly's offense as many people seem to believe, Maclin remains well set up for prime earning years down the road.