PHILADELPHIA — A Philadelphia Eagles official prepared invited fans for Thursday’s post-practice festivities by describing the session as “spirited” over the loudspeaker.That was one way of phrasing it.The Eagles’ final practice before the preseason opener ended with the biggest fight of training camp when defensive tackle Moro Ojomo and tackle Fred Johnson needed to be separated on consecutive plays because of scuffles that included punches exchanged. Those fireworks punctuated a practice that lasted more than 90 minutes and represented the end of the first portion of training camp, with the preseason schedule beginning on Saturday and joint practices next week in New England.It’s trite to suggest at this point in summer that the players are ready to play a different team, although the end of Thursday’s session would indicate as much.Here’s what stood out on Thursday:1. Moro Ojomo took exception to a block from Fred Johnson after a running play. Ojomo squared up and threw a punch toward Johnson before the scuffle was broken up by teammates and team personnel. That, in itself, would have fallen under the category of the biggest camp fight. But neither was ejected from practice or even pulled from the drill. In fact, they lined up against each other on the next play.