Philadephia Eagles quarterback Carson Wentz and wide receiver DeSean Jackson are apparently already on the same page this offseason.

The Eagles certainly have to be excited about getting Wentz back under center, as his injury issues have been well-documented the past few seasons.

And with Nick Foles off to the Jacksonville Jaguars, it is clear that this is Wentz's team moving forward, and the Eagles have done a good job surrounding him with top offensive talents.

Of course, one of those talents is Jackson, who is back in Philly for his second go-around with the team.

And it seems like both players are building chemistry as they prepare for the new season.

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From Mike Kaye of NJ.com:

Still, the connection and timing between Wentz and Jackson has been on point throughout the offseason program. Eagles coach Doug Pederson pointed out that Jackson spent the entire offseason in Philadelphia working with Wentz. Their chemistry could benefit the rest of the offensive playmakers, as opposing defenses will need to respect their connection. Tight ends Zach Ertz and Dallas Goedert and fellow starting wide receivers Nelson Agholor and Alshon Jeffery could have more room to run with safety coverage focusing on Jackson.

There's no doubt that both Wentz and Jackson are going to be crucial to the Eagles' success, and they could form a fun duo in the passing game.

If everything else comes together, the Eagles should have a chance to get back to the Super Bowl.