Organized team activities are a rookie's first chance to impress his new teammates, coaches, and now fans. Beat writers have been tweeting their thoughts, and blogging their analysis of each team's OTAs so far. 

The NFC East is no different, as some of the best young talent in the NFL is in the division, all working out in OTAs.

Here is a look at a few players so far this offseason.

Jordan Matthews - Wide Receiver, Philadelphia Eagles

Matthews was the Eagles' second round pick this year, but is getting all the hype of a first rounder. Eagles beat writers are loving what Matthews has showed in OTAs so far.

I think at this point after several OTAs anything less than a Hall of Fame career for Jordan Matthews would be a tremendous surprise.

— Jeff McLane (@Jeff_McLane) June 11, 2014

In limited media access to OTAs so far, Jordan Matthews has looked like the best WR on the team, in my opinion, and it hasn't been close.

— Jimmy Kempski (@JimmyKempski) June 10, 2014

Jordan Matthews was impressive again today for the #Eagles. He looks like another No. 81 out there: http://t.co/r2cAETxxMv

— Eliot Shorr-Parks (@EliotShorrParks) June 9, 2014

Whether or not he can meet those expectations in year one is yet to be seen. But as far as OTAs are concerned, he looks to be on the right track under Chip Kelly.

Zack Martin - Offensive Line, Dallas Cowboys

It is a bit unfortunate that the one thing we all think of when it comes to Martin in OTAs so far is the block that ended Sean Lee's season. 

Martin has been struggling at times to adjust to right guard, but that is expected due to the fact that he played left tackle last year at Notre Dame. It is also worth noting that Martin has lined up at center at OTAs.

Weston Richburg - Offensive Line, New York Giants

Richburg is loving New York already, which bodes well for everyone involved. 

Gonna sleep easy tonight after signing with the greatest organization in the NFL. Grateful for the opportunity. #Gmen

— Weston Richburg (@westonrichburg) May 20, 2014

What Richburg brings to the Giants is an instant starter, whether it be at center or guard, that will be an above average player right away. From what we are reading about Giants OTAs is the fact that he has lined up at both spots, adding to his already high value.

Morgan Moses - Offensive Line, Washington Redskins 

Moses has been playing at left tackle so far in OTAs, but will be in line to start at right tackle once the season begins. As ESPN's Redskins writer John Keim said, he needed to see progression from Moses at the point of attack. So far, it seems that Moses is doing just that.

Ryan Clark also had some good words to say about pass-rusher Trent Murphy

?! RT @BramESPN: Did a segment with Ryan Clark. Told me great things about Trent Murphy. Called him the most natural pass rusher on Skins.

— BurgundyBlog.com (@BurgundyBlog) June 6, 2014

Keep an eye on the rest of eDraft's coverage of rookies turning heads at OTAs.