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Reggie Wells admits it’s a bit of shock to find himself in Philadelphia. “For being somewhere as long as I was, it’s different,” Wells said after Sunday’s Eagles practice, “but I’m excited about the move.” The Eagles picked up Wells on Friday from the Arizona Cardinals in exchange for a 2011 draft pick. The offensive lineman was a starter there since 2006, drafted in the sixth round in 2003. Wells won’t begin his Eagles career as a starter, waiting behind starting guards Nick Cole and Todd Herremans and center Jamaal Jackson. Eagles coach Andy Reid expects Wells to contribute. “Reggie has started a tremendous amount of games at, really, both guard positions,” Reid said. “He’s somebody that

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