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The Eagles Perch:
Brian Westbrook returned to practice today, medically cleared and "good to go" for this weekend's matchup with the Dallas Cowboys. Kevin Curtis, Victor Abiamiri, and Chris Gocong all missed practice today.
This game is for first place in the NFC East so maybe it's good that Westbrook isn't getting as many carries as in years past. [...]
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