Oakland Raiders Camp Battles: Cornerbacks-Nnamdi Asomuga and DeAngelo Hall have it locked down

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RaiderSithLord RaiderSithLord posted 7/6/2008 from mvn.com [flag]
On tonight’s edition of the Oakland Raiders Camp Battles series, we come to probably the strongest unit on the Raiders, the cornerbacks. The Raiders will be starting two Pro Bowl corners in Nnamdi Asomugha and DeAngelo Hall. There is talk in the Nation that these guys could be a reincarnation of the Lester Hayes-Mike Haynes secondary of the 80s. This unit will be a tough one to crack for ... [link]

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