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Oakland Raiders: News you can lose
Today the Oakland Raiders started this week’s session of OTA’s, otherwise known as Organized Team Activities. Even so, the only news out of Oakland was the release of Brian White, the quarterback out of Portland State. I don’t know the details of his release, but it was already known that he was going to let go when he wasn’t around last week at the Raiders mini-camp.
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