The Eagles inked former Kansas City Chiefs’ tight end/fullback Kris Wilson to a three-year deal Wednesday (the terms of the contract are undisclosed).  Wilson was the 29^th pick in the 2^nd round of the 2004 draft, but being the backup to arguably the best pass-catching tight end ever, Tony Gonzalez, has left little room for him to flourish; Gonzalez has only missed two games in his entire career!  However, Chiefs’ coach Herm Edwards found a way to squeeze him into the offense as a fullback last year; Wilson made the most of his small role by catching a career-high 24 passes for 180 yards and 1 touchdown in 12 games.  The Eagles have signed him as a tight end for special teams purposes and to backup L.J. Smith (236 yards and 1 TD), Matt Schobel (108 yards and 1TD), and rookie Brent Celek (178 yards and 1 TD).  They must want to take a good look at the kid, evidenced by the three-year contract and Smith only being franchised instead of receiving a new deal.  With Celek showing soft hands and flashes of playmaking ability, the aging Schobel (he will be 30 on Nov. 4^th) and the oft-injured Smith may be working on their final years with the Birds.