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Found March 14, 2008 on MVN:
Oakland Raids the New York Giants for William Joseph to augment their DT position
TEAMS: Oakland Raiders,  New York Giants
PLAYERS: Josh Shaw,  Gerard Warren,  Tommy Kelly,  Terdell Sands,  William Joseph,  Josh Shaw
"The Autumn Wind is a pirate, pillaging just for fun?" The Oakland Raiders continued pillaging the NFL by signing defensive tackle William Joseph from the New York Giants. Joseph was a first round pick of the G-Men back in 2003 and has played in 41 games, starting the entire 2006 season before going on injured reserve last year. Joseph should join Terdell Sands, Tommy Kelly, Gerrard Warren, and Josh Shaw in the tackle rotation.
Original Story: http://mvn.com/nfl-raiders/2008/03/14...

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  • rhcp879
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    rhcp879 said March 14, 2008

    why did you guys pay tommy kelly that much anyway? Al Davis is the most stupid person in the nfl.
    Anyway you don't want to have a five tackle rotation so some will get dropped
  • Taylorized

    Taylorized said March 15, 2008

    Your bragging about signing an injury prone backup who was on IR last season and even when healthy never lived up to expectations. Kudos.
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