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Fox unlikely to start for Miami
Associated PressLeft tackle Jason Fox is sick and listed as doubtful for No. 19 Miami's game Saturday at South Florida, meaning he's unlikely for what would have been a history-making start for the Hurricanes.
Story | Conversation | November 26, 2009AFC West notes: Jack Williams claimed
Bill Williamson, AFC West...a claim in for him. Detroit was awarded him based on record. Oakland signed defensive lineman William Joseph and cut guard Paul McQuistan. Receiver Bobby Engram cleared waivers after being cut by Kansas City...
Blog | November 09, 2009Evening AFC West news and notes
Bill Williamson, AFC West...knee injury. LeKevin Smith will start in his place. Oakland had a visit with defensive lineman William Joseph on Friday. Joseph has bounced on and off the Raiders' roster this year
Blog | November 07, 2009Plenty of roster moves in AFC West
Bill Williamson, AFC West...starter Jacques Cesaire not expected to play against Oakland on Monday night. Oakland cut defensive tackle William Joseph for the second time in a week to make room for Richard Seymour, who is expected...
Blog | September 14, 2009Sources: Seymour, Raiders plan arrival
Adam Schefter, ESPNThe Raiders and Richard Seymour are in the final stages of planning the defensive lineman's arrival in Oakland this weekend, sources said late Friday.
Story | Conversation | September 11, 2009Raiders get roster exemption for Seymour
Bill Williamson, AFC West...However, Seymour has not reported to the Raiders. And, Oakland has now re-signed defensive tackle William Joseph who was cut when Oakland acquired Seymour, a star defensive lineman. Meanwhile, an NFL spokesman said...
Blog | September 11, 2009Raiders re-sign Joseph as backup
ESPN.com news servicesThe Oakland Raiders re-signed defensive tackle William Joseph on Thursday while Richard Seymour remained a no-show four days before the team's season opener.
Story | Conversation | September 10, 2009First & 10: Eagles feeling early urgency
John Clayton, ESPN.comAfter a tumultuous offseason, the Eagles want to establish themselves as one of the NFC's top contenders. The first test comes Sunday at Carolina, writes John Clayton.
Story | Conversation | September 09, 2009Several transactions in the AFC West
Bill Williamson, AFC West...Lichtensteiger was claimed by Minnesota. To make room for Richard Seymour, the Raiders cut defensive tackle William Joseph
Blog | September 06, 2009Seymour dealt to Raiders
ESPN.com news servicesPatriots defensive lineman Richard Seymour has been dealt to the Raiders.
Story | Conversation | September 06, 2009Records to be broken in the ACC
Heather Dinich, ACCPosted by ESPN.com's Heather Dinich Records were made to be broken, and the ACC has a few worth keeping an eye on this fall. I surveyed each schoo...
Blog | August 18, 2009Sound-off responses
Bill Williamson, AFC West...4-5 years, so here are some examples from 2004 and earlier: Dwayne Robertson, Jonathan Sullivan, William Joseph, Jimmy Kennedy, Ryan Sims, Wendall Bryant, Gerard Warren, Damione Lewis, and Ryan Pickett. So, all that...
Blog | August 13, 2009What can the Dolphins expect at No. 25?
Tim Graham, AFC East...has produced. There have certainly been some duds at No. 25. Antuan Edwards, Freddie Mitchell and William Joseph prove that the honor of being a first-round draft pick doesn't guarantee much...
Blog | April 02, 2009Oakland retains two free agents
Bill Williamson, AFC West...their own. The San Francisco Chronicle is reporting that return man Justin Miller and defensive tackle William Joseph have re-signed with the club and are at the team's facility today for...
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