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It was a rare candid moment for Andy Reid – as rare as the Eagles’ drafting a center.Asked last month whether his team would miss Jamaal Jackson if the injured center wasn’t back by the September opener, the Eagles coach responded, “It looked that way in the last Dallas game.”Actually, it looked that way in the last two Dallas games – a 24-0 loss in the regular-season finale and a 34-14 embarrassment in the playoffs – when guard Nick Cole was pressed into action at the pivot after Jackson tore the anterior cruciate ligament in his left knee.As concerned as Reid may be about his center situation, especially if Jackson’s recovery takes longer than hoped, the Eagles have yet to address the …

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