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Raiders To Move Michael Huff To Cornerback In 2012

Found January 03, 2012 on GridironFans.com: Yardbarker Blogger Network
PLAYERS: Michael Huff,  Stanford Routt,  Hue Jackson
TEAMS: Oakland Raiders

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In the first of what promises to be a slew of changes, Michael Huff is converting from free safety to cornerback next season. Huff played cornerback at times during a stellar collegiate career at the University of Texas. He has played it sparingly for the Raiders during his six-year career, mostly in the nickel package. However, without a proven option opposite seven-year veteran Stanford Routt, coach Hue Jackson has decided to move Huff in an attempt to shore up a weakness.

Source: Oakland Tribune
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