Eagles' Trey Burton: We expect offense 'to become electric'

The Eagles' boom as well as bust additions at extensive receiver this offseason have remaining many wondering whether Philadelphia may make the Doug Pederson offense turn on ( get more details about Madden NFL 17 Coins) in its intended style. Count versatile tight end Trey Burton among those who have high expectations. "We expect it to get electric, " Burton said on NFL Network's Hello Football on Thursday. "We expected it to do really well last year, we just had a few small things every now and then. Lost a few truly close games. We expected to prosper, bring fans, fill the seats and have an enjoyable experience out there. " Because of the suddenly grim wide receiver marketplace this offseason, the Alshon Jeffery acquisition has flown beneath radar a bit. The Eagles offense could undertake new life with the game-changing, 6-foot-3 wide receiver who, when on and invested, can abuse opposing cornerbacks. They could also fight to keep Jeffery on the field like the Bears have at periods. It's not difficult to imagine the matchup problems Jeffery, Zach Ertz, Torrey Smith and Jordan Matthews might cause when on the field concurrently. It just might be hard to have them all operating in the same frequency injury no cost. Burton is not drastically wrong when he says the actual expectation is 'electric. ' Carson Wentz today has theoretically every different kind of weapon at his discretion -- the speedy home-run threat, the all-around tight conclude, the bruiser and the actual precision route runner -- but in addition has a new form of weight on his back.