There has been speculation that the Philadelphia Eagles are attempting to trade Jeremy Maclin, but Geoff Mosher of CSN Philly reports the team isn’t actively shopping the wide receiver.

Despite the fact that Maclin is entering the final year of his rookie contract, a team source told Mosher that the Eagles intend to hang on to the fifth-year pro.

Philadelphia made Maclin a first-round pick in 2009, but he still hasn’t surpassed the 1,000 yard mark in a single season. He’s also dealt with injuries, as he’s only played in a full slate of 16 games once.

Still, Mosher notes that the only way the Eagles would trade the wide receiver is if “another team made them an irresistible offer.”

Maclin’s name has been tied to the Indianapolis Colts ever since owner Jim Isray indicated that he was nearing a deal for a wide receiver. However, Mosher notes that there have been no indications that the Eagles and Colts have discussed Maclin.