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With Josh Huff cut, Treggs was active for the first time in his NFL career. He immediately brought a desperately needed deep threat to the offense, getting open down the left sideline for a 58-yard gain in the second quarter. He could start to see more work with Nelson Agholor and Dorial Green-Beckham struggling.

An UDFA out of Cal, Treggs has been a hot topic among Eagles beat writers as the receiver corps has struggled to produce. Now it looks like he will get his chance following Huff’s departure. Treggs is not worth a look in redraft leagues right now, but he might be worth an add in deep Dynasty leagues. Treggs has a slight build, but he ran a 4.39 at Cal’s Pro Day.

With Nelson Agholor in rough shape both on the field and off, the Eagles will ask their depth to pick up the slack. Dorial Green-Beckham should see the biggest boost, but Treggs, a speedy UDFA out of Cal, could get more opportunities as well. Preseason standout Paul Turner, who was just promoted off the practice squad this week, could also get a look. Despite a likely uptick in opportunities, Treggs is just a Dynasty stash at this point.

Even with Jordan Matthews and Nelson Agholor out, Treggs was not able to do anything in the season finale. The undrafted speedster out of Cal finishes his rookie year with three catches for 80 yards. He will compete for one of the final receiver spots in camp next season.

With Nelson Agholor a healthy scratch, Treggs moved up the depth chart and played on 44-of-59 snaps. After Jordan Matthews (ankle) went down around halftime, Treggs was running in all two-wide sets. He created zero separation, however, and isn’t the answer to the Eagles’ receiver issues.

Treggs (5'11, 185) finished out a decorated collegiate career with 195 catches (third in Cal history), 2,506 yards receiving (fourth) and 15 touchdowns (tied for ninth). He arrives in San Francisco with 4.39 wheels (would have tied for No. 2 among receivers at the Combine) and chip-and-a-chair longshot odds. Today, Treggs probably sits No. 11 or 12 on the 49ers’ receiving depth chart.

Undrafted out of Cal in 2016, Treggs caught on with the Eagles last summer and managed three catches for 80 yards over 125 snaps. He could stay on as a practice squadder.

Treggs suffered a hamstring strain versus the Patriots Thursday. The team is already thin at receiver as Alshon Jeffery (rotator cuff surgery), Nelson Agholor (lower body), Mack Hollins (undisclosed), and Markus Wheaton (undisclosed) are all recovering and have missed several practices in recent weeks. Although Treggs wasn’t expected to play an integral role during the season, the Eagles’ sudden need at receiver could bolster Mike Wallace into Week 1 WR4/Flex territory. Stay tuned.

The second-year wideout has 4.39 speed at 6'/185 and gives the Browns another wideout after coach Hue Jackson again chastised Kenny Britt in the media after the Week 4 loss. Treggs caught three balls for 80 yards in limited snaps with the Eagles as a rookie. Jordan Leslie was cut to make room.

A 2016 UDFA, Treggs has bounced between Philly and Cleveland his first two seasons. All of these players finished 2017 on the Eagles’ practice squad.