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Glenn Erby

Did Jets free agent WR Robby Anderson hint at joining Carson Wentz with cryptic Tweet?

We are less than two weeks away from the Super Bowl, which will crown a new champion between the Chiefs and the 49ers.

The big game will be the culmination of another successful NFL season and the start of the 2020 NFL Draft and free-agent season. The Eagles are looking to get younger, more explosive and it’ll benefit the franchise if they can utilize the draft and free agency to reload.

The Birds have their eye on a group of historic wide receivers entering the draft, and one accomplished free-agent wideout appears to have his eyes set on Carson Wentz.

In a tweet that has yet to be deleted, New York Jets free agent wide receiver Robby Anderson hinted at pairing up with Carson Wentz, suggesting that he’s seeing 11-11 in his sleep.

Anderson’s current quarterback Sam Darnold wears No. 14, so he wasn’t referring to him. Anderson currently wears No. 11 for the Jets while Wentz, of course, wears No. 11 for the Eagles. Both players could benefit from being on the same team and the Eagles have the cap space to make it happen.

Anderson could have been trolling or simply referring to numerological and divine energy, something totally unrelated to football.

Or, Anderson could have really been dreaming of teaming with DeSean Jackson and Henry Ruggs III to help fill the Eagles need for speed.

He’ll be a highly coveted free agent after catching 52 passes for 779 yards and five touchdowns with a 15.0 yards per catch average.

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