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When Joselio Hanson reported to Lehigh University four summers ago for his first training camp with the Eagles, his goal was just to play well enough to make the team. When the 28-year-old cornerback arrives back there again next month, though, it will be with a much more ambitious goal: He wants to be a starter. Hanson, a former NFL Europe refugee who was once cut by the San Francisco 49ers, has carved out a very nice living with the Eagles the last few years as one of the league’s better nickel corners. The team valued him enough to give him a 5-year, $21 million contract in February 2009, just days before he was scheduled to become an unrestricted free agent. But the early-April trade …

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Eagles’ Hanson aiming for right corner position

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