DeSean Jackson is angling for a pay raise with three years left on his current contract.
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Higher on the Philadelphia Eagles' offseason priority list will be the fate of impending free-agent wide receivers Jeremy Maclin and Riley Cooper.
Maclin said Monday, via CSN Philly, that he "definitely" wants to return because his "heart is in Philly."
Coming off training-camp ACL surgery, Maclin acknowledged that he might have to accept a one-year contract to rebuild his value.
"I'm a realist, so I understand that's a possibility," Maclin said, per Philadelphia Magazine.
Asked if he would consider giving the Eagles a hometown discount, Maclin replied, "Money isn't everything. I just have to see what's best for me, look at the numbers, look at the personnel and I think we'll make our decision based on that."
Maclin said late last week that he's ahead of schedule in his knee rehab and expects to be ready for spring workouts.
If Maclin returns, there's a good chance he will be joined by Cooper. Eagles general manager Howie Roseman is leaving the door open for both players to return.
"I want to be back," Cooper said after Saturday's season-ending loss, via the Philadelphia Daily News. "I love the coaching staff and I feel like I fit in the system here."
Cooper benefited not only from coach Chip Kelly's offense, but also the ascension of Nick Foles at quarterback.
After catching just eight passes for 93 yards and one touchdown from Michael Vick in the first five games of the season, Cooper racked up 45 receptions for 812 yards and eight touchdowns in the final eight games.
Cooper might draw interest from other teams on the heels of a breakout season, but his best career move is to re-sign with the Eagles.
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