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  • MIN Wide Receiver
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    Eagles WR Hank Baskett made a diving 33-yard catch playing with Philadelphia’s first team again Thursday.
    Forget Mark Wahlberg in “Invincible.” The saga of Hank Baskett is the true Philadelphia story of August. The undrafted free agent added another six-yard grab and looks well on his way to making the team, and could play a big role right away.
  • MIN Wide Receiver
    Eagles rookie WR Hank Baskett will start in Sunday’s exhibition opener.
    Big with leaping ability, the former undrafted free agent’s hands - what led to his demise on draft day - have been impressive in early camp. He’s probably battling Darnerian McCants for a roster spot.
  • MIN Wide Receiver
    The Eagles are expected to enter the 2006 season with Reggie Brown and undrafted rookie Hank Baskett as their starting wide receivers.
    Philly may have interest in Deion Branch, but the Patriots’ trade demands coupled with Branch’s contract expectations are likely out of anyone’s range. Baskett, the New Mexico product who’s started two preseason games, has supplanted veteran Todd Pinkston on the depth chart.
  • MIN Wide Receiver
    Donovan McNabb believes Hank Baskett can catch 50 passes this season.
    It shows a lot of confidence in the undrafted free agent, who now has a legitimate chance to start. While we still wouldn’t touch him in re-draft leagues, Baskett is a nice dynasty pickup. McNabb also sees Reggie Brown catching 70 passes.
  • MIN Wide Receiver
    With Todd Pinkston still dealing with a nagging Achilles’ injury, it’s looking more and more possible that WR Hank Baskett could win a starting job.
    “That’s the way Hank’s been playing,” coach Andy Reid said. “Now, does he need to continue to improve? Absolutely, these next 3 weeks he needs to continue to improve, but he’s held his own out there and done a nice job.” Consider the undrafted free agent a nice sleeper candidate.
  • MIN Wide Receiver
    Hank Baskett will be the Eagles’ top slot receiver in Week 1.
    The undrafted rookie was bumped from the starting lineup when Donte’ Stallworth was acquired. He’s still a good dynasty league prospect.
  • MIN Wide Receiver
    The Colts had questions about Hank Baskett’s hands toward the end of last season, according to SI’s Peter King.
    Perhaps they should have thought of that before he mishandled the pivotal onside kick in the Super Bowl. Now with the Eagles, Baskett is fighting for a roster spot. Kendra’s husband has great size 6'4/220 and can get open, but does have trouble coming down with passes -- especially in traffic.
  • MIN Wide Receiver
    Hank Baskett and Jason Avant are vying to be the Eagles’ slot receiver.
    The loser is expected to work as the Birds’ fourth receiver, putting Greg Lewis’ roster spot in jeopardy. Avant seems to have the early upper hand.
  • MIN Wide Receiver
  • FA Wide Receiver
    Jason Avant caught four passes for 34 yards in Sunday night’s exhibition.
    Avant, who will likely share the third-receiver role in Philadelphia with Hank Baskett, was targeted once early by Donovan McNabb and three times in seven plays in the third quarter. He’ll work out of the slot this season.