Nick Tricome·
Early into practice, Dalton aired a ball down the left sideline that the 6-foot-6 Wilson tracked down with reserve corner Mac McWilliams on
him. Wilson cut to the inside and used his big frame to space McWilliams away from the ball, then fell to the grass to haul it in for a completion that would've put the Eagles inside the 10-yard line in a live game scenario. Later into practice, McKee took his turn, sailing a pass up to the back-right corner of the end zone for Wilson to go up and grab. The receiver leaped up and over his man, plucked the ball out of the air, and appeared to fall down inbounds for what would've been ruled a touchdown. It was a big day for the 25-year-old receiver. A year ago, the Eagles had plans to use Wilson's size to their advantage in the regular offense, but a brutal leg injury in practice and resulting surgeries sidelined him for the season. He has to work his way back up with this training camp now, especially because the receiver depth for the Eagles only got deeper in the time since. On Friday, he posted two great catches for the tape.