Speedy and sure-handed, Kevin Curtis was added during the 2007 offseason and made an immediate impact with the Eagles, having a career year. Curtis was a third-round draft choice of the Rams in 2003 and worked with one of the most explosive receiving tandems in NFL history - Isaac Bruce and Torry Holt.

CAREER HIGHLIGHTS:
• Set career highs in receptions (77), receiving yards (1,110) and TDs (8) in 2007
• With 77 receptions in 2007, he became just the 4th wide receiver in Eagles history to record 75-or-more catches in a single season, joining Irving Fryar (88 in 1996, 86 in 1997), Fred Barnett (78 in 1994), and Terrell Owens (77 in 2004). His 77 receptions rank tied for 7th on the Eagles all-time single-season list
• Was one of three Eagles to post over 750 receiving yds. and 60 rec. in a season (Westbrook: 90-771; Curtis: 77-1,110; Brown: 61-780) in 2007, which was a first for the franchise
• Became the first player in NFL history to recover his own team's fumble for a TD in back-to-back games when he fell on Reggie Brown's fumble in the 3rd qtr. vs. Buf. (12/30/07). He recovered a McNabb fumble for a score a week earlier at NO (12/23/07)
• Became the 2nd player in NFL history to have two back-to-back 100-yd. receiving games in the playoffs before ever recording one in the regular season. Pittsburgh's Ernie Mills was the other.

2007 HIGHLIGHTS:
• Set career highs in receptions (77), receiving yards (1,110) and TDs (8)
• With 77 receptions in 2007, he became just the 4th wide receiver in Eagles history to record 75-or-more catches in a single season, joining Irving Fryar (88 in 1996, 86 in 1997), Fred Barnett (78 in 1994), and Terrell Owens (77 in 2004). His 77 receptions rank tied for 7th on the Eagles all-time single-season list
• Was one of three Eagles to post over 750 receiving yds. and 60 rec. in a season (Westbrook: 90-771; Curtis: 77-1,110; Brown: 61-780), which was a first for the franchise
• Became the first player in NFL history to recover his own team's fumble for a TD in back-to-back games when he fell on Reggie Brown's fumble in the 3rd qtr. vs. Buf. (12/30). He recovered a McNabb fumble for a score a week earlier at NO (12/23)
• Snared a TD from QB Donovan McNabb and recovered a fumble (by McNabb) for a TD at NO (12/23). Also posted 6 recepts for 78 yards to go over the 1,000-yd. mark for the first time in his career
• Caught 6 passes for 111 yards, including a 24-yd TD vs. Sea. (12/2)
• Hauled in a QB Donovan McNabb pass and took it 75-yds. for a TD at NYJ (10/14). Finished the game going 5-121-1TD receiving
• In a record-setting performance vs. Det. (9/23), set career highs in recepts. (11), yds. (221), and TDs (3). His 221-yard outing was the 2nd-highest single-game performance in franchise history, behind Hall of Fame WR Tommy McDonald's 237-yd. output (12/10/61)

2006 HIGHLIGHTS:
• Hauled in a game-winning TD pass (5 yds.) from QB Marc Bulger vs. SF (11/26/06)

2005 HIGHLIGHTS:
• Set career highs in recepts. (60), yds. (801), and TDs (6) 
• Hauled in game-winning TD pass (56 yds.) in OT at Hou. (11/27/05)
• Set a career high in recepts. (9) vs. Arz. (11/20/05)
• Notched his 1st career regular season 100-yd. receiving game (3-105-1TD) vs. Jax. (10/30/05). Hauled in a career-long 83-yd. TD pass from Jamie Martin

2004 HIGHLIGHTS:
• Caught 7 passes for a career-high 128 yds. and a 57-yd. TD in the NFC divisional playoff at Atl. (1/15/05)
• Recorded his 1st career 100-yd. receiving game (4-107) in the NFC WildCard game at Sea. (1/8/05)
• Hauled in his 1st career TD pass (QB Marc Bulger, 41-yds.) at Sea. (10/10/04)

BIRDSEED:
• Grew up in South Jordan, UT, a suburb of Salt Lake City on the family ranch. When he was young, his father, Stuart, rodeoed. The family business revolved around boarding horses and raising steers and pigs on their property. Kevin remembers helping with the animals as a kid, feeding them, cleaning out the stalls and chopping the ice out of the water troughs in the early morning. "I used to get up at 5:30 in the morning and do my chores for like $1.50. My dad was a real-life cowboy. He stopped riding in the rodeo when he shattered his leg in 20 places. When he retires he'll get back into the ranch life. I love going to rodeos because that's what I was raised around. I just picked a different path in life."

PERSONAL:
• Resides in both Salt Lake City, UT, and Las Vegas, NV
• His father, Stuart, is a mortgage banker for Country Wide after having sold and developed much of the family's farmland. His mother, Mary Jean, works at a local gym, but also taught guitar lessons when he was a child. Kevin credits his love for music to her
• The middle child of seven kids, has three brothers and three sisters. Each of his sisters are now married and have children of their own. His brother, Chris, also played WR at Utah State. His brother, Shaun, is currently serving an LDS Mission in Ecuador. His brother, Lex, works for Sky West Airlines and is an avid marathon runner who competes about 12 times a year. Lex even competed in a 100-mile race where he had to run off-road trails and finish in less than 30 hours
• Earned 2nd-team all-region honors at Bingham HS as a wide receiver and defensive back. Also played basketball
• Served his LDS Mission in the suburbs of London. In two years, he lived in 7 different areas and claims Wembley was his favorite 
• Enjoys traveling and surifing, and has visited many islands and countries including: Costa Rica, Panama, Belize, Honduras, Puerto Rico, Mexico
• Aside from working on the ranch as a kid, also held part-time jobs as a janitor at the Bank of Utah, a construction worker and as a salesperson in a ski shop
• Earned his degree in business marketing
• Full name: Kevin Deevon Curtis

COLLEGE HIGHLIGHTS:
Joined the Utah State program as a walk-on in 2000, only to be redshirted that year. After leading the nation in receptions per game in 2001, earned a scholarship as a senior in 2002 and went on to garner All-America honors that year. Finished his career as the school's all-time leader in recepts. (171) and ranked 2nd in yds. (2,789). Prior to landing at Utah State, played two seasons at Snow (UT) Junior College (1996-97), before serving an LDS mission from 1998-99.

INJURY REPORT:
Was inactive for the first 5 games of 2003 after suffering a broken fibula in the final preseason game at Buf. (8/23/03).