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Maclin will become the most recent Pro Bowl knockoff oakleysoffensive weapon to join the exodus out of town. Maclin, who had said several times that he believed an extension would be worked out, will reunite with coach Andy Reid and sign with the Chiefs, a source confirmed to CSNPhilly.com Sunday.

ESPN’s Chris Mortensen first reported that Maclin would sign with Kansas City, which plays in the wideout’s home state. Maclin grew up outside St. Louis and played his college ball at Missouri.

After tearing his ACL in 2013, missing all of Chip Kelly’s first season, Maclin came back and emerged into a No. 1 wideout.

In eight games playing with Nick Foles, Maclin had 45 catches for 790 yards and eight touchdowns. His numbers dropped once Mark Sanchez replaced an injured Foles, foakleys for salebut he still finished with 85 catches for 1,318 yards — both career highs — and 10 touchdowns.

His departure, on the same day the Eagles reportedly came to terms with free-agent cornerback Byron Maxwell and, per a source, Pro Bowl running back Frank Gore, leaves Kelly’s team without an established playmaker in the receiving corps, especially a deep threat.

Riley Cooper is coming off a disappointing 2014 season in which his receiving yards and yards-per-catch average dipped. He’s not a No. 1 wideout. Jordan Matthews cheap fake oakleys went over 800 yards as a rookie but he worked exclusively from the slot.

Josh Huff, a third-round pick, has promise but struggled and didn’t play much. Will Murphy and Quron Pratt will be the only receivers under contact when free agency begins Tuesday. Jeff Maehl is an exclusive rights free agent.

Maclin is coming off a breakthrough season, making his first Pro Bowl team despite coming back from his second torn knee ligament since the start of his college career, fake oakleys free shippingboth tears in the same knee.