Marcel Reece Wants Free Car That Comes Along With Pro Bowl MVP
Typically, the NFL Pro Bowl is a relaxed game with no blitzing, little effort and a whole lot of scoring. For players, it’s a free trip to Hawaii with a participation bonus added in at the end. But one player out on the field on Sunday will be trying his hardest.
Oakland Raiders fullback Marcel Reece wants to win the Pro Bowl MVP because he wants the free car that comes along with...
Raiders Shut out of Hawaii? Not Anymore
The Oakland Raiders have announced that Marcel Reece has been chosen to replace Super Bowl-bound Vonta Leach in the Prow Bowl. Reece will be making his first all-expense paid trip to Honolulu in his 4-year career. The Washington alum is, without a doubt, the most versatile and dangerous fullback in the league. It is shown not only in his statistics [...]
Raiders FB Reece to go Pro Bowl as replacement
Oakland Raiders fullback Marcel Reece will replace Baltimore's Vonta Leach on the AFC's Pro Bowl roster after the Ravens earned a trip to the Super Bowl on Sunday.
Reece had been selected as a first alternate for the NFL's all-star game, which will be played at Honolulu's Aloha Stadium next Sunday.
Reece played in all 16 games with 14 starts - 10 at fullback and...
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January 20, 2013
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Raiders FB Reece would prefer Ws instead of stats
(Eds: APNewsNow. Will be updated. With AP Photos.) By MICHAEL WAGAMAN Associated Press Marcel Reece isn't putting much value behind the numbers he's had in the two games since taking over as the Oakland Raiders' starting running back.
He might be the only one.
Oakland's primary fullback the past two seasons, Reece has amassed nearly 300 yards in total offense while...
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November 23, 2012
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Marcel Reece Ready to Break Out Sunday Against Ravens After Inconsistent Bursts Have Defined Career (Video)
With their top two running backs both plagued by high ankle sprains, the Raiders will need someone to depend on against the Ravens on Sunday. If Marcel Reece can prove to be reliable, he could have the breakout performance he’s been hinting at for the past three years.
Reece is finally set to have a major role in Oakland’s offense with Darren McFadden and Mike Goodson likely...
Raiders sign Marcel Reece to extension
The Oakland Raiders have finalized a multiyear contract extension with fullback Marcel Reece.
The team announced the deal on Tuesday. Terms were not disclosed. Reece had been slated to make $540,000 this season as an exclusive rights free agent.
Reece has played 31 career games for Oakland. He has 56 career receptions for 674 yards and five touchdowns, and has rushed for 234 yards...
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September 11, 2012
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Oakland Raiders: FB Marcel Reece Re-Signs On One-Year Deal
Exclusive rights free agent fullback Marcel Reece re-signed with the Oakland Raiders on Monday afternoon.
Reece, 26, had been absent from OTAs this past month in search of a more long-term lucrative deal, but decided to sign his one-year tender of $540,000 to remain with the team. The 6-3, 240-pound Reece will be eligible for restricted free agency in 2013.
Easily the most athletic...
Raiders FB Reece signs deal
Oakland Raiders fullback Marcel Reece has signed his exclusive rights tender with the team.
The Raiders say Reece signed the contract on Monday in time to participate in organized team activities.
Reece had not been part of offseason workouts with the team under new coach Dennis Allen's staff before signing the one-year deal.
Reece has played in 30 career games with 16 starts...
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June 04, 2012
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Marcel Reece Signs Exclusive Rights Tender
The Oakland Raiders have formally announced that Marcel Reece has signed his “exclusive rights” tender. Up to this point Reece has missed some voluntary training, and a few workouts along with the first wave of OTA’s (organized team activities). Raider fans were getting pretty antsy, wondering why Reece had yet to sign. In reality, though, [...]
Marcel Reece: Player profile
Marcel Reece, fullback for the Oakland Raiders may be the first in a new movement of multi-use fullbacks. The 6’3”, 250 lbs. Marcel Reece played wide receiver at the University of Washington and tallied 761 yards and eight touchdowns his senior season. He also holds the Huskies’ record for longest play from scrimmage with a 98-yard
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