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Nnamdi Asomugha, Antonio Dixon and Joselio Hanson all started practice Thursday afternoon at the Novacare Complex, but none of them finished.

Back in 2009, Leonard Weaver did it all.

He was a lead blocker, he picked up the blitz, he ran the ball (70 times for 323 yards, 4.6 yards per carry), and he caught the ball (15 catches for 140 yards).

And in the process, he made the Pro Bowl.

So when we talk about the fullback position in the Eagles’ offense, it’s important to remember that personnel almost always determines who’s on the field.

Vick says Foles has what it takes to be a great quarterback in the NFL. Plus, Trent Cole weighs in on the overflow of talent along the defensive front, and talks about just how many sacks this unit is capable of.

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Tra Thomas kept it together for about 57 seconds.

Officially retiring as an Eagle at the Novacare Complex today, he watched a short highlight video of his time with the Birds before stepping to the podium.

He thanked owner Jeffrey Lurie, talked about transitioning from a defensive end to an offensive tackle in college and remembered when the Eagles drafted him in 1998.

But then Thomas got to his coach, Andy Reid.

Andy Reid said that Nnamdi Asomugha, coming off a worse-than-it-looked midair collision with Nate Allen, will return to practice Thursday afternoon. Asomugha was suffering from whiplash-like sypmptoms and a busted lip, but did not sustain a concussion.

Casey Matthews (high ankle sprain), Riley Cooper (collarbone) and Jason Babin (calf strain) will not suit up.

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The battle continues.

Yesterday, T-Mac provided us with a good laugh with his latest 53-man roster projection.

Now it’s my turn. I’ve got some changes from last week. Here goes nothing.

So how are the Eagles looking coming out of training camp? What will they hang there hat on, and where will they be exposed? After three weeks of watching the 2012 Eagles, here is a quick ranking of the positions, from strongest to weakest:

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Last season there was an aura of tension around DeSean Jackson. He wasn’t happy. His coaches felt it, his teammates felt it, the media felt it. You approached him knowing his reaction would be to furrow his brow and quickly identify the nearest exit.

This uneasiness floated around the team for the entire year, and was one element in a recipe for what turned out to be a disaster of a season.

Michael Vick went out of his way on the final day of training camp to praise Jackson for his dedication, commitment and efforts to become a leader this offseason. There has been a shift in attitude, which his teammates have seem to have taken notice of.

“He’s different towards me,” said Jason Kelce. “I don’t know if that has anything to do with the contract or whatever. I think all around he’s just in a better mood.”