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Receiver Kevin Curtis walked past reporters in the locker room Friday on his way to somewhere else. “I’m feeling good,” he said before disappearing behind a closed door. If he’s that elusive Sunday, the Eagles won’t mind. After an 11-game absence because of a knee injury that required minor surgery, Curtis will be active for the first time since Sept. 20 and help a depleted receiver corps that won’t have rookie Jeremy Maclin. Eagles coach Andy Reid said Curtis would “get out there and play” but didn’t go into any more specifics. Reggie Brown will start in place of Maclin, who is progressing from a plantar-fascia injury and could be back next Sunday against Denver. Reid also said tight end …

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