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Birds’ late-round woes not unusual

April 20th, 2010

WHEN THE Eagles were awarded a pair of compensatory seventh-round draft picks at the league meetings in Orlando last month, coach Andy Reid and general manager Howie Roseman didn’t sprint to the hotel bar and order a bottle of Dom Perignon to celebrate the occasion.While they were certainly happy to add some more ammunition for this week’s draft – they currently have 10 selections, including five of the first 87 picks, after sending a fifth-round pick to Detroit yesterday in the Ernie Sims deal – they also were aware that those two seventh-round bullets, as well as their one sixth-round pick, probably are going to end up being blanks.Of the 29 players the Eagles have selected in the sixth …

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