DeAngelo Hall Practicing, Playing With Cast On Hand

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UsTailgate UsTailgate posted 8/13/2008 from ustailgate.com [flag]
Oakland Raiders cornerback DeAngelo Hall intercepted another pass in practice this afternoon while wearing a cast on his right hand. He hurt the hand several practices ago and banged it up some more in the Raiders' first exhibition game last Friday. Hall said the injury, which the team said was a sprain, is worse than reported and that the injury "affects everything." "I've got a little broken bon [link]
DeAngelo Hall Practicing, Playing With Cast On Hand

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