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A day before final cuts, the Eagles acquired a guard Friday and got good news from Jamaal Jackson on Thursday night, two developments that could help solidify the offensive line, one of the team’s biggest questions heading into the regular season. The team must get down to 53 players by 6 p.m. Saturday. The Eagles traded for Arizona Cardinals guard Reggie Wells, a consistent starter over the last six years who had likely lost his job in training camp. Jackson, meanwhile, said he is “99.9″ percent sure he will play in the Eagles’ season opener on Sept. 12 against visiting Green Bay. To get Wells, the Eagles gave up a sixth-round pick in 2011, a bargain price that indicates he was likely on

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Eagles add guard Wells from Cardinals

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