OAKLAND RAIDERS VS. CINCINNATI BENGALS

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1 THE OAKLAND RAIDERS OAKLAND RAIDERS VS. CINCINNATI BENGALS November 16, 2009 FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE DATE: Sunday, November 22, 2009, 1:15 p.m. PT SITE: Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, Oakland, CA THIS WEEK: The Oakland Raiders, members of the American Football Conference Western Division, face the AFC North Cincinnati Bengals at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum this Sunday. The Silver and Black took on each AFC West team in the first three weeks of the 2009 regular season and played the Chiefs in Kansas City in Week Two on September 20. TELEVISION: The game will be televised on CBS with Kevin Harlan providing play-by-play and former NFL player Solomon Wilcots handling color analysis. If sold out per NFL blackout rules, the game will air in the Bay Area on KPIX Channel 5 and in Sacramento on KOVR Channel 13. RADIO: The game will air on Raiders Radio originating on KSFO 560 AM, the Silver and Black s Flagship for the multi-state Radio Network. Greg Papa and former Raiders player, assistant and head coach Tom Flores will man the booth for the 12 th straight year. The radio pregame show and postgame show will feature Raider Legends George Atkinson and David Humm along with KSFO s Rich Walcoff. SPANISH RADIO: Raider games air in Spanish on radio station La Kaliente, KZSF 1370 AM. Armando Botello and Angel Dinamita handle announcing duties. Bay Area radio personalities Victor Zaragoza and Sal Acevedo are the sideline reporters. THE TEAM OF THE DECADES THE OAKLAND RAIDERS ARE THE ONLY NFL TEAM TO HAVE PLAYED IN SUPER BOWLS IN FOUR DIFFERENT DECADES THE 1960s (SUPER BOWL II), THE 1970s (SUPER BOWL XI), THE 1980s (SUPER BOWLS XV AND XVIII) AND THE 2000s (SUPER BOWL XXXVII). SILVER AND BLACK FACTS THE RAIDERS ARE THE ONLY AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE TEAM AND ONE OF JUST TWO NFL TEAMS ALONG WITH MINNESOTA TO PLAY IN CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES IN EACH OF THE LAST FIVE DECADES. IN THEIR FIVE SUPER BOWLS, THE RAIDERS HAVE HAD FOUR HEAD COACHES AND FOUR STARTING QBS: SUPER BOWL COACH STARTING QB SUPER BOWL II JOHN RAUCH DARYLE LAMONICA SUPER BOWL XI JOHN MADDEN KEN STABLER SUPER BOWL XV TOM FLORES JIM PLUNKETT SUPER BOWL XVIII TOM FLORES JIM PLUNKETT SUPER BOWL XXXVII BILL CALLAHAN RICH GANNON THE RAIDERS HAVE WON THE MOST GAMES (407) AND HAVE THE TOP WINNING PERCENTAGE OF ANY ORIGINAL AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE FRANCHISE. THE TEAM OF THE DECADES

2 RAIDERS IN THE AFC WEST THE RAIDERS ARE THE LAST AMERICAN FOOTBALL CONFERENCE WESTERN DIVISION TEAM TO GO TO THE SUPER BOWL (2002 SEASON). THE RAIDERS HAVE WON THE MOST POSTSEASON GAMES OF ANY AFC WEST TEAM IN THE MILLENNIUM, WINNING FOUR, WHILE SAN DIEGO HAS WON TWO AND DENVER ONE. THE RAIDERS ARE ONE OF ONLY TWO AFC WEST TEAMS TO HOST THE AFC CHAMPIONSHIP SINCE 1998 AND HAVE HOSTED TWO (2000, 2002). DENVER HOSTED THE CHAMPIONSHIP GAME IN THE RAIDERS ARE THE ONLY AFC WEST TEAM TO QUALIFY FOR THE PLAYOFFS IN EACH OF THE PAST FIVE DECADES. IN ROAD GAMES, THE RAIDERS HAVE THE BEST RECORD IN THE AFC AT th SEASON OF RAIDERS FOOTBALL In February, The Oakland Raiders, the Team of the Decades, unveiled a logo commemorating the organization s 50th year of professional football. During the 2009 season, the Raiders will celebrate the franchise s exciting history. The Raiders 50th season logo merges the franchise s glorious history with an eye towards the greatness that lies in its future. It features professional sports most recognizable mark, the Raiders shield, at the top of a crest displaying the Commitment to Excellence word mark that echoes the organization s philosophy. The number 50, commemorating the team s 50 seasons, is beveled in silver and white, and shaped to resemble the sleeve numbers on the team s 1963 era jerseys. The years 1960 and 2009 mirror the font used for the team s 1963 helmet numeral decals. Three large diamonds commemorate the team s three World Championships, earned in Super Bowl XI, XV and XVIII; while two smaller diamonds signify the American Football League and AFC Championships that led to berths in Super Bowl II and XXXVII. Finally, a lighting effect at the top of the logo represents the organization s focus on its future. The Raider Nation is an integral part of the 50th season celebration. Many other commemorative activities and events are planned for the 2009 season. The Silver and Black s ardent fans are having the opportunity to share Raider memories through interactive features online and participate in numerous other activities throughout the year. On Jan. 30, 1960, the city of Oakland was awarded the eighth franchise in the newly formed AFL. The team s first preseason game was played against the Dallas Texans, with the first regular season game against the Houston Oilers on Sept. 11, The American Football League, which merged with the NFL in 1970, played its first season in 1960 with eight teams. The original eight AFL teams were the Oakland Raiders, Buffalo Bills, Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs (played as the Dallas Texans), New England Patriots (Boston Patriots), New York Jets (Titans of New York), San Diego Chargers (Los Angeles Chargers), and Tennessee Titans (Houston Oilers). The Miami Dolphins became the ninth AFL franchise in 1966 and the Cincinnati Bengals became the 10th in The Oakland Raiders are participating in four of the 16 Legacy Games that will be played during the 2009 NFL season. As part of the celebration, the eight original AFL teams will wear historic uniforms during Legacy Games. Eleven Legacy Games are match-ups between the eight original AFL teams. On Sept. 14, ESPN hosted a Monday Night Football doubleheader that was part of the NFL s celebration of the AFL s 50 th anniversary season. The MNF nightcap was an AFC West battle as the Raiders played host to the San Diego Chargers. In the other Raiders Legacy Games, Oakland played host to the New York Jets on Oct. 25 and Kansas City on Nov. 15. The fourth Legacy Game for the Silver and Black takes place on Nov. 26 (1:15 p.m. PT) when the Raiders visit Dallas. This will be the first Thanksgiving game for the Raiders since BILLBOARD CAMPAIGN PAYS TRIBUTE TO RAIDERS TRADITION The Oakland Raiders are celebrating the organization s 50th season of professional football in 2009 and this season s billboard campaign pays tribute to Raiders tradition, featuring definitive plays that span the team s history in a groundbreaking way. The billboards feature striking images, as well as exclusive phone numbers that connect callers to the radio broadcast of the play that is featured on the billboard. These unique billboards, which celebrate our rich tradition, allow individuals to revisit with wonderful moments in Raider history, Chief Executive Amy Trask said.

3 CONNECTIONS RAIDERS: TE Tony Stewart played for the Bengals from Linebackers coach Mike Haluchak served in the same capacity with the Bengals from LB Ricky Brown is from Cincinnati and attended Elder High School WR Todd Watkins played at BYU with Bengals TE Daniel Coats and FB Fui Vakapuna K Sebastian Janikowski and WR Javon Walker played college football at Florida State with Bengals WR Laveranues Coles QB JaMarcus Russell played with Bengals T Andrew Whitworth and G Nate Livings at LSU CB Chris Johnson and RB Michael Bush were teammates of Bengals LB Brandon Jennings at Louisville Raiders RB Justin Fargas and Bengals QB Carson Palmer were teammates at USC S Michael Huff and Bengals RB Cedric Benson were teammates at Texas T Khalif Barnes and Bengals DT Tank Johnson played together at Washington WR Louis Murphy played with Bengals WR Andre Caldwell at Florida G Robert Gallery and Bengals LB Abdul Hodge played together at Iowa C/G Chris Morris and Bengals DT Domata Peko were teammates at Michigan State WR Johnnie Lee Higgins and LB Thomas Howard played at UTEP with Bengals QB Jordan Palmer. BENGALS: TE John Paul Foschi played for the Raiders from and was in training camp with the Silver and Black in 2009 QB J.T. O Sullivan went to UC Davis LB Rey Maualuga and WR Maurice Purify are from Eureka, CA. SERIES: Sunday s game marks the 26th regular season meeting between the two teams in a series that began in 1968, Cincinnati s first year in the American Football League (AFL). The Raiders hold a 17-8 advantage in the alltime regular season series and have posted a 2-0 record against the Bengals the postseason. The Raiders and Bengals last met during the 2006 season in Cincinnati and last played in Oakland during the 2003 season, with the Raiders recording a victory. The Silver and Black have won three of the last four games against Cincinnati. RAIDERS VS. BENGALS at Oakland 31, Cincinnati at Cincinnati 31, Los Angeles 17 -Oakland 34, at Cincinnati Los Angeles 20, at Cincinnati at Cincinnati 17, Oakland at Los Angeles 13, Cincinnati 6 -at Oakland 37, Cincinnati Cincinnati 45, at Los Angeles at Cincinnati 31, Oakland at Los Angeles 28, Los Angeles at Oakland 31, Cincinnati at Los Angeles 24, Cincinnati Oakland 20, at Cincinnati Los Angeles 38, at Cincinnati at Oakland 30, Cincinnati at Cincinnati 24, Los Angeles 21 (OT) at Cincinnati 14, Oakland at Cincinnati 16, Los Angeles at Oakland 35, Cincinnati Oakland 20, at Cincinnati Oakland 34, at Cincinnati at Oakland 27, Cincinnati at Oakland 28, Cincinnati at Oakland 23, Cincinnati at Cincinnati 27, Oakland 10 LAST WEEK: The Oakland Raiders fell to AFC Western Division rival Kansas City, 16-10, at the Oakland- Alameda County Coliseum. RB Michael Bush rushed for 119 yards on 14 carries including a 60-yard run and RB Justin Fargas scored his second touchdown of the season in the contest. NEXT WEEK: The Raiders will travel to Dallas to face the Cowboys on Thanksgiving Day, November 26, at Cowboys Stadium. It will be the first Thanksgiving Day game for the Silver and Black since 1970, and just the 10 th all-time meeting between the two storied NFL franchises. The Raiders lead the all-time series, 6-3, and have won three straight regular season meetings against the Cowboys.

4 SILVER AND BLACK LININGS GREAT GAINS: RB Michael Bush rushed for a game-high 119 yards on 14 carries against Kansas City at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum last Sunday. It s the second time that Bush has eclipsed the 100-yard mark, rushing for a career-high 177 yards in last season s finale at Tampa Bay. The second-year back had a 60-yard run against the Chiefs, falling just seven yards short of his career-long 67-yard run against the Buccaneers. ANOTHER PICK: CB Chris Johnson moved into a tie for the team lead with his third interception of the season against Kansas City last Sunday. Johnson has already matched his interception total from last season, and all six of his career picks have come as a member of the Silver and Black. SCHILENS IN ACTION: WR Chaz Schilens returned from injury to start his first game of the season against Kansas City on November 15 at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. Schilens was targeted on the first play from scrimmage, catching a six-yard pass from QB JaMarcus Russell, and totaled three receptions for 27 yards in his season debut. LECHLER STARTS ANOTHER STREAK: Pro Bowl P Shane Lechler has picked up where he left off in 2008, having recorded at least one punt of over 50 yards in every game so far in 2009 after booming six punts of over 50 yards during the November 15 contest against the Kansas City Chiefs. Lechler recorded punts of more than 50 yards in every game in 2008 and had at least one punt of 50 yards or longer in 13 games in LECHLER PUNTS OVER 50 YARDS IN 2009: 11/15 vs. Kansas City 56, 52, 55, 55, 57, 50 11/1 at San Diego 54, 69 10/25 vs. N.Y. Jets 61, 61, 51 10/18 vs. Philadelphia 58, 59, 58, 53 10/11 at N.Y. Giants 59, 59, 54, 59 10/4 at Houston 67, 62, 56, 53 9/27 vs. Denver 53 9/20 at Kansas City 66, 70, 53, 57, 50, 55 9/14 vs. San Diego 55, OR LONGER: K Sebastian Janikowski connected on a 50-yard field goal during the November 15 contest against the Kansas City Chiefs, marking the sixth time in the 2009 regular season that the veteran kicker has converted on a field goal of 45 or more yards. 11/15 vs. Kansas City 50 11/1 at San Diego 48 10/18 vs. Philadelphia 46 10/4 at Houston 46 9/27 vs. Denver 48 9/20 at Kansas City 48, 54 BOOKEND TOTALS: DEs Greg Ellis and Richard Seymour have totaled 124 career sacks combined. Ellis, who totaled eight sacks for the Dallas Cowboys in 2008, now has 81 career sacks. He ranks eighth among active players in sacks. Seymour has registered 43 career sacks. Ellis and Seymour both have four sacks in ON ROOKIE LIST: WR Louis Murphy has 16 receptions and ranks fifth among AFC rookies with 232 receiving yards. Murphy is averaging 14.5 yards per catch, which is good enough for fourth among rookies in the AFC. DOUBLE DIGITS: Both LB Kirk Morrison and S Tyvon Branch recorded double digits in tackles (10) during the November 15 contest against the Kansas City Chiefs at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, according to unofficial press box statistics. Morrison and Branch also each had double digits in tackles during the October 11 contest at the New York Giants, Morrison paced the Raiders with 16 tackles (13 unassisted, 3 assisted) while Branch registered 10 total tackles (7 unassisted, 3 assisted). MILLER TIME: Oakland tight end Zach Miller caught six passes for a career-high 139 yards (23.2 avg.) and an 86-yard touchdown, during the Raiders 13-9 win over the Philadelphia Eagles in a game played at the Oakland- Alameda County Coliseum. The scoring reception was the career-long for Miller, the team s leading receiver last year and so far in 2009 (28/421/15.0/1 TD), was the longest by a Raider tight end in team history. Miller, has posted receptions of at least 20 yards in three games this year and had 20-yard plus receptions in 14 games last season including eight straight games to close out the year.

5 TACKLING MACHINE: LB Kirk Morrison leads the Raiders in tackles so far in 2009 with 80, while S Tyvon Branch is second with 67, according to unofficial press box statistics. Morrison established a career high in tackles last year (135) and has led the Silver and Black in tackles the past three seasons after finishing second as a rookie in PRESSURE PACKAGE: The Raiders recorded a season-high six sacks during the Raiders 13-9 win over the Philadelphia Eagles in a game played at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. DE s Richard Seymour and Trevor Scott had two apiece while DE Jay Richardson and LB Thomas Howard each recorded a sack. SPREADING THE WEALTH: Seven different players caught at least one pass from QB JaMarcus Russell during the October 18 win over the Philadelphia Eagles at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. TE Zach Miller led the team with six catches while FB Gary Russell had five catches. TE Tony Stewart caught two passes while RBs Michael Bush and Justin Fargas and WRs Johnnie Lee Higgins and Todd Watkins each caught a pass. FIRST IN 09: Rookie TE Brandon Myers suited up for the first time in 2009 during the October 11 contest at the New York Giants, seeing action on special teams. In addition, Samson Satele, who has seen action in every game in 2009 for the Raiders, was in the starting lineup for the first time as a member of the Silver and Black, opening at center against the Giants. BUSH VS. THE NFC: Against the NFC, RB Michael Bush has averaged 4.7 yards per carry (53 att., 251 rushing yards) with three rushing touchdowns. He scored a touchdown on a five-yard run at the NFC East New York Giants. KELLY POSTS DOUBLE DIGITS: DT Tommy Kelly posted double-digit tackles while leading the Silver and Black in stops during the October 4 contest versus the Texans in Houston. The tackle total marked a careerhigh for Kelly, eclipsing his previous single game high of 10 set during the 2006 season. Nine of his tackles were solo stops and he recorded one tackle for a loss. PICK FOR CJ: CB Chris Johnson snagged his first interception of the season at Houston on October 4, picking off a pass in the end zone in the second quarter. It marked the fourth career interception for the veteran, who tied for the team lead with three picks last season. ELLIS UPS SACK STATS: DE Greg Ellis collected his fourth sack during the October 4 contest versus the Texans in Houston. Ellis got his second and third sacks of the 2009 regular season during the September 20 win over the Chiefs in Kansas City. Ellis posted a sack in his first game as a Raider, dropping the Chargers QB for a five yard loss on September 14. SACK, WARREN!: DT Gerard Warren recorded a sack for a six-yard loss versus the Texans at Houston on October 4. It was the first sack of the season for Warren, who upped his career total to 31 with the sack. JANIKOWSKI S TBs: Sebastian Janikowski s kickoff following a field goal in the second quarter of the October 18 contest against Philadelphia went into the end zone for a touchback, giving the kicker his sixth touchback of the season and moving him into a tie for fifth in the AFC in that category. The 10-year veteran, who has recorded 135 career touchbacks, tied for second in the NFL by matching a career-high with 22 touchbacks on kickoffs during the 2008 season. BRANCH BREAKS EM OFF AGAIN: S Tyvon Branch racked up a career-high 10 total tackles against the Broncos on September 27 at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. The second-year player snapped his previous career-high of nine tackles set in his first career start in the 2009 regular season opener against the San Diego Chargers on September 14 at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. HUFF PD: S Michael Huff made his first start of the season against the Broncos on September 27 and contributed a pass defensed, breaking up an attempt in the end zone. FIRST FOR HOLLAND: CB Jonathan Holland was signed to the active roster prior to the game against the Broncos on September 27 and contributed immediately, returning three kickoffs for 66 yards including a long return of 31 yards. The returns were the first of Holland s NFL career. IT S MINE: Rookie S Mike Mitchell recovered his second career fumble, pouncing on a third quarter fumble that was forced by LB Ricky Brown. Mitchell is tied for second in the NFL with two fumble recoveries, having recorded his first on special teams at Kansas City on September 20. HUFF TAKES AWAY THE SEQUEL: S Michael Huff intercepted two passes during the September 20 win over the Chiefs in Kansas City, upping his total to a league-leading three and adding to his turnover count of four. Huff had a hand in both turnovers produced by the Raider defense during the September 14 contest against the San Diego Chargers at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum.

6 FIRST CAREER NFL CATCH FOR 12, 19: Raiders rookie Darrius Heyward-Bey posted his first reception as a pro, an 18-yard pass from QB JaMarcus Russell in the second quarter of the September 20 win over the Chiefs in Kansas City. Todd Watkins also recorded his first catch as a Raider and as a pro, a 28-yarder from Russell during the game-winning drive on September 20 at Kansas City. TOUCHDOWN McFADDEN!: Raiders RB Darren McFadden, who led the Raiders in rushing touchdowns as a rookie with four, scored the game-winning touchdown on a 5-yard run in the waning moments of the September 20 win over the Chiefs in Kansas City. He scored his first NFL career touchdown on a 19-yard run last season in the Raiders win over the Chiefs in Kansas City. YOUTH IS SERVED: JaMarcus Russell, at age 24 and entering his third pro season, is the third-youngest starting quarterback in the NFL in 2009, behind two rookies Matthew Stafford (21)of the Detroit Lions and Mark Sanchez (22) of the New York Jets. YOUTH IS SERVED, PART II: The Oakland Raiders started two rookies at wide receiver first round pick Darrius Heyward-Bey and fourth round selection Louis Murphy for the September 14 contest against the San Diego Chargers, marking only the third time since 1977 that an NFL team started two rookie wide receivers in a season opener. In 1988, the San Diego Chargers started rookies Anthony Miller and Quinn Early at wide receiver while in 2000, the Cincinnati Bengals opened at wide receiver with Peter Warrick and Ron Dugans. BIG PLAY: QB JaMarcus Russell and rookie WR Louis Murphy connected on a 57-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter against the Chargers at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on September 14. It was the first career touchdown for Murphy, who totaled four receptions for 87 yards in his regular season debut. MILLER GAINS: TE Zach Miller led all receivers with six catches for 96 yards against the Chargers at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on September 14. His 96 receiving yards set a since broken personal singlegame high, eclipsing his 95-yard performance against the Chargers last season. SEYMOUR ARRIVES: DE Richard Seymour collected two sacks for losses totaling seven yards in his Raiders debut against the Chargers. Seymour was one of just eight players in the league to produce two sacks on NFL Kickoff Weekend. DYNAMIC DUO: RB s Darren McFadden and Michael Bush combined for 123 yards on the ground on 29 attempts against the Chargers at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on September 14. McFadden paced the team with 68 yards rushing, while Bush contributed 55 yards including a four-yard touchdown run in the first quarter. McFadden also hauled in four passes for 25 yards. BRANCH BREAKS EM OFF: Tyvon Branch made his first career start at SS against the Chargers and established a career-high that he has since broken with nine total tackles including eight solo stops. The secondyear player also added a pass defensed and a tackle for a loss. HIGGINS MOVING THE CHARTS: Johnnie Lee Higgins 79 career returns rank 10 th on the Silver and Black s alltime list while his and 710 career yards rank ninth. CAREER PUNT RETURN LEADERS No. Player Ret. Yards Avg. TD Long 1 Tim Brown 320 3, Neal Colzie 168 1, George Atkinson 148 1, Greg Pruitt 138 1, Fulton Walker 111 1, Ira Matthews Rodger Bird 94 1, Darrien Gordon Claude Gibson 86 1, Johnnie Lee Higgins T-HOW TIED FOR TOPS: Since 2007, LB Thomas Howard is tied for first in the NFL with Chicago s Brian Urlacher for most interceptions by a linebacker with seven. Howard led the Raiders in interceptions in 2007 with six.

7 JANIKOWSKI TOPS RAIDER SCORING LIST After converting on two field goals on November 9, 2008 against Carolina from 38 and 45 yards K Sebastian Janikowski became the Raiders all-time leading scorer, moving past Pro Football Hall of Famer George Blanda (863). Janikowski scored 11 points (3-3, field goals, 2-2, PATs) on September 14, 2008 at Kansas City to move past Chris Bahr (817) into second place on the Raiders all-time scoring list. Janikowski has averaged 101 points per season since entering the NFL as the Raiders first round choice in the 2000 NFL Draft. He has scored more than 100 points in a season in four of his first five pro seasons. RAIDERS CAREER SCORING LEADERS No. Player TD Rush/Rec/Ret XPAT/ XPA FGs/FGA 1 Sebastian Janikowski 303/ / George Blanda 395/ / Chris Bahr 331/ / Jeff Jaeger 211/ / Tim Brown 102 1/99/ Marcus Allen 98 79/18/ Fred Biletnikoff 77 0/76/ Cliff Branch 67 0/67/ Clem Daniels 54 30/24/ Pete Banaszak 52 47/5/ PT/ PAT Total FOR KICKS 900 CLUB: With 951 points Sebastian Janikowski is one of only 12 active NFL players to score at least 900 points as a pro. BIG BOOTS: K Sebastian Janikowski s 57-yard game-winning field goal in overtime on October 19, 2008 against the N.Y. Jets at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum broke his own team record for longest field goal in Raider history. The kick marked the second time in 2008 that Janikowski broke his own team record. Janikowski s 56- yard field goal during the September 14, 2008 contest at Kansas City broke his own team record. Janikowski also tied a then-team record with a 55-yard field goal in the November 12, 2006 contest against Denver which he set on November 2, 2003 versus the Lions in Detroit. DISTANCE DATE OPPONENT 57 yards October 19, 2008 vs. New York Jets 56 yards September 14, 2008 at Kansas City 55 yards November 12, 2006 vs. Denver 55 yards November 2, 2003 at Detroit 54 yards September 20, 2009 at Kansas City 54 yards November 25, 2007 at Kansas City 54 yards October 28, 2007 at Tennessee 54 yards October 29, 2000 at San Diego 52 yards November 18, 2007 at Minnesota 52 yards November 11, 2001 at Seattle 52 yards December 5, 2005 vs. Kansas City 51 yards November 24, 2002 at Arizona 51 yards December 8, 2002 at San Diego RECORD FOR OT: Sebastian Janikowski s 57-yard game winner against the New York Jets set an NFL mark for longest field goal to win an overtime game in league history, surpassing Green Bay s Chris Jacke s 53-yarder on 10/14/96 in a Packers win over San Francisco.

8 FOR KICKS II LECHLER MOVING UP PUNTING CHARTS: P Shane Lechler began the 2009 season second in Raiders history in number of punts and total yards. RAIDERS CAREER PUNTING LEADERS No. Player Punts Yards Avg. Long 1 Ray Guy 1,049 44, Shane Lechler , Jeff Gossett , Mike Eischeid , Leo Araguz , Mike Mercer 218 8, Wayne Crow 137 5, Jerry Depoyster 106 4, Stan Talley 56 2, Tom Morrow 45 1, LECHLER PUNTING AVERAGE TOPS IN NFL HISTORY: Shane Lechler s 47.1 yard punting average is the highest in NFL history for players with at least 250 attempts. He surpassed Pro Football Hall of Famer Sammy Baugh (45.1) and reached the qualifier of 250 punts during the 11/23/03 contest at Kansas City. LECHLER AT 50: P Shane Lechler recorded punts of more than 50 yards in every game of the 2008 regular season. Lechler had at least one punt of 50 yards or longer in 13 games in He set an NFL record with 33 straight games with a punt of 50 or more yards, the longest streak since the NFL/AFL merger in The streak extended from 11/30/03 vs. Denver until 12/11/05 at N.Y. Jets. During the record-setting streak, he topped 50 yards 65 times with 12 punts of over 60. LECHLER PUNTS OVER 50 YARDS IN 2008: 12/28 at Tampa Bay 60, 69 11/2 vs. Atlanta 54, 61, 64 12/21 vs. Houston 56, 58 10/26 at Baltimore 53, 59 12/14 vs. New England 62, 66 10/19 vs. New York Jets 60 12/4 at San Diego 51, 58, 57 10/12 at New Orleans 54, 65 11/30 vs. Kansas City 57, 50 9/28 vs. San Diego 70, 59, 56 11/23 at Denver 59, 59, 58 9/21 at Buffalo 57, 56, 57 11/16 at Miami 50, 53, 57, 58, 55 9/14 at Kansas City 67 11/9 vs. Carolina 56, 58, 63, 57, 62, 55 9/8 vs. Denver 62, 60, 58 OVER 60: Shane Lechler posted 14 punts of 60 yards or longer in LECHLER 2008 PUNTS OVER 60 YARDS: 12/28 at Tampa Bay 60, 69 10/12 at New Orleans 65 12/14 vs. New England 62, 66 9/28 vs. San Diego 70 11/9 vs. Carolina 63, 62 9/14 at Kansas City 67 11/2 vs. Atlanta 61, 64 9/8 vs. Denver 62, 60 10/19 vs. New York Jets 60 BIG BOOT: Shane Lechler s 70-yard punt in the first quarter of the Raiders September 20, 2009 contest at Kansas City versus the Chiefs marked the seventh 70-plus-yard punt of his career. LECHLER CAREER PUNTS OVER 70 YARDS: 9/20/09 at Kansas City 70 10/20/03 vs. Kansas City 71 9/28/08 vs. San Diego 70 9/28/03 vs. San Diego 73 12/23/07 at Jacksonville 70 10/6/02 at Buffalo 70 10/28/07 at Tennessee 70 CAREER-HIGH IN 2008, INSIDE THE 20: Shane Lechler recorded a career-high 33 punts inside the opponent s 20-yard line. His previous high was 27 in CAREER-HIGH, ATTEMPTS: Shane Lechler tied a career-high with 11 punts during the November 15, 2009 contest against Kansas City. He also punted 11 times against the Panthers on November 9, 2008 eclipsing his previous career-high of 10 set against San Diego in The total is tied for the second-highest single-game punt total in franchise history. Leo Araguz punted 16 times against the Chargers in a 1998 contest.

9 RAIDERS IN THE TOP 10 IN NFL 2009 NFL / LEADING PUNTERS Opp Ret In Net Rank Player, Team No Yards Lg Avg TB Blk Dwn OB Ret Yds 20 Avg 1) Lechler, Oak NFL / LEADING PUNTERS, NET AVERAGE Opp Ret In Net Rank Player, Team No Yards Lg Avg TB Blk Dwn OB Ret Yds 20 Avg 1) Lechler, Oak NFL / THIRD-AND-ONE RUSHING LEADERS Rank Player, Team Att FD Pct 1t) Fargas, Oak t) J. Russell, Oak NFL / OPPONENTS/DEFENSE INSIDE THE 20 Rank Team Poss Pts TD TD% FG Score Score% 9) Oakland RAIDERS IN THE TOP 5 IN AFC 2009 AFC / LEADING PUNTERS Opp Ret In Net Rank Player, Team No Yards Lg Avg TB Blk Dwn OB Ret Yds 20 Avg 1) Lechler, Oak AFC / LEADING PUNTERS, NET AVERAGE Opp Ret In Net Rank Player, Team No Yards Lg Avg TB Blk Dwn OB Ret Yds 20 Avg 1) Lechler, Oak AFC / THIRD-AND-ONE RUSHING LEADERS Rank Player, Team Att FD Pct 1t) Fargas, Oak t) J. Russell, Oak AFC / LEADERS IN INTERCEPTIONS Rank Player, Team Int Yards Avg Long TD 4t) C. Johnson, Oak t) Huff, Oak AFC / OPPONENTS/DEFENSE INSIDE THE 20 Rank Team Poss Pts TD TD% FG Score Score% 5) Oakland AFC / TOUCHBACKS ON KICKOFFS Rank Player, Team TB 5) Janikowski, Oak. 8

10 NFL / SINGLE-GAME HIGHS / PLAYERS Longest Punt-- 70, Lechler, Oak. at K.C., 9/20 Punts-- 11, Lechler, Oak. vs. K.C., 11/15, (11-531, 48.3) 100-Yard Receiving Games 139, Z. Miller, OAK vs. PHI 10/18 (6 rec., 1 TD) 100-Yard Rushing Games 119, Bush, OAK vs. KC 11/15 (14 att., 0 TD) 2009 HOME OPPONENTS OPPONENT 1ST MET LAST MET SERIES RECORD Baltimore Cincinnati Denver Kansas City New York Jets Philadelphia San Diego Washington ROAD OPPONENTS OPPONENT 1ST MET LAST MET SERIES RECORD Cleveland Dallas Denver Houston Kansas City New York Giants Pittsburgh San Diego SCHEDULE EXTRA POINTS This year the Raiders are facing members of the AFC North Baltimore and Cincinnati at home; Cleveland and Pittsburgh on the road and begin 2009 with a cumulative record versus those teams. This year the Raiders are also facing members of the NFC East Philadelphia and Washington at home; Dallas and the N.Y. Giants on the road and begin 2009 with a cumulative record versus those teams. The Raiders play six games versus teams that made the playoffs in 2008 with three of those contests at home at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. The Silver and Black play last year s AFC Western Division winner San Diego twice, home and away, and host Baltimore and Philadelphia. The Raiders play the New York Giants and Pittsburgh Steelers on the road. The Raiders face two teams that they met in the Super Bowl. The Raiders host the Washington Redskins, who they defeated to capture the organization s third World Championship of Professional Football with a 38-9 victory in Super Bowl XVIII. The Silver and Black also host the Philadelphia Eagles, who the Raiders beat, 27-10, in Super Bowl XV. The Raiders play a participant from the previous season s Super Bowl for the eighth time in the past nine years. The Raiders face the Steelers in Pittsburgh in The Silver and Black played AFC champ New England in 2008 and played Indianapolis and Chicago in 2007; Pittsburgh and Seattle in 2006; New England and Philadelphia in 2005; Carolina in 2004, New England in 2002, and the New York Giants in The Oakland Raiders are one of five NFL teams that are traveling around the world and more in A trip around the globe is 25,000 miles. The Raiders travel 27,232 in 2009, fifth-most among NFL teams.

11 THE OAKLAND RAIDERS 2009 STATISTICS WON 2, LOST 7 * RUSHING No. Yds Avg Long TD 09/14 L San Diego 61,940 Bush /20 W at Kansas City 69,169 Fargas /27 L 3-23 Denver 45,602 McFadden /04 L 6-29 at Houston 70,291 J. Russell /11 L 7-44 at New York Giants 79,012 Gradkowski /18 W 13-9 Philadelphia 49,642 Higgins /25 L 0-38 New York Jets 39,354 Heyward-Bey /01 L at San Diego 67,016 Murphy /15 L Kansas City 40,720 G. Russell /22 Cincinnati O'Neal /26 at Dallas TEAM /06 at Pittsburgh OPPONENTS t 14 12/13 Washington * RECEIVING No. Yds Avg Long TD 12/20 at Denver Z. Miller t 1 12/27 at Cleveland Murphy t 1 01/03 Baltimore Bush Oak. Opp. Fargas TOTAL FIRST DOWNS G. Russell Rushing McFadden Passing Heyward-Bey Penalty Higgins rd Down: Made/Att 32/118 43/125 Watkins rd Down Pct Stewart th Down: Made/Att 5/10 8/12 Schilens th Down Pct Lawton POSSESSION AVG. 27:08 32:52 Myers TOTAL NET YARDS TEAM t 2 Avg. Per Game OPPONENTS Total Plays * INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds Avg Long TD Avg. Per Play C. Johnson NET YARDS RUSHING Huff Avg. Per Game TEAM Total Rushes OPPONENTS NET YARDS PASSING * PUNTING No. Yds Avg Net TB In Lg B Avg. Per Game Lechler Sacked/Yards Lost 27/160 19/110 TEAM Gross Yards OPPONENTS Att./Completions 235/ /155 * PUNT RETURNS Ret FC Yds Avg Long TD Completion Pct Higgins Had Intercepted 11 6 J. Walker PUNTS/AVERAGE 57/ /42.6 Williams NET PUNTING AVG. 57/ /40.1 Eugene PENALTIES/YARDS 57/431 44/323 TEAM FUMBLES/BALL LOST 17/10 19/7 OPPONENTS TOUCHDOWNS 7 23 * KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds Avg Long TD Rushing 5 14 Holland Passing 2 8 J. Miller TM Returns 0 1 Rankin TM * SCORE BY PERIODS Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 OT PTS G. Russell TEAM Lawton OPPONENTS Williams * SCORING TD-Ru-Pa-Rt K-PAT FG S PTS TEAM Janikowski / 7 13/ OPPONENTS t 1 Bush * FIELD GOALS Fargas Janikowski 0/ 0 2/ 2 3/ 3 6/ 7 2/2 McFadden TEAM 0/ 0 2/ 2 3/ 3 6/ 7 2/2 Z. Miller OPPONENTS 0/ 0 7/ 7 5/ 7 5/ 7 1/2 Murphy Janikowski: (37G,35G)(48G,54G)(48G)(46G,33G)() TEAM / 7 13/ (29G,46G)()(48G,41G,28G)(50G,45N) OPPONENTS /23 18/ OPPONENTS: (47G)(23G)(48G,21G,24G)(26G,34G, 2-Pt. Conversions: TEAM 0-0, OPPONENTS N)(25G,33G,37G)(43N,45G,43G,47N,45G)(39G, SACKS: Ellis 4, Seymour 4, Howard 2, 38N)(28G)(50G,25G,52N,31G) Richardson 2, Scott 2, Shaughnessy 2, Kelly 1, Warren 1, (group) 1, TEAM 19, OPPONENTS 27 FUM/LOST: J. Russell 6/5, McFadden 4/2, Higgins 3/1, Bush 1/1, Gradkowski 1/1,J. Walker 1/0, Williams 1/0 * PASSING Att Cmp Yds Cmp% Yds/Att TD TD% Int Int% Long Sack/Lost Rating J. Russell t 24/ Gradkowski / TEAM t 27/ OPPONENTS /

12 2009 SINGLE-GAME INDIVIDUAL HIGHS Yards Rushing 119 Michael Bush (11/15 vs. KC) Rushing Attempts 23 Justin Fargas (10/18 vs. PHI) Rushing TDs 1 Michael Bush (9/14 vs. SD, NYG); Darren McFadden KC); Justin Fargas SD, 11/15 vs. KC) Receptions 6 Zach Miller (9/14 vs. SD); (10/18 vs. PHI) Yards Receiving 139 Zach Miller (10/18 vs. PHI) Receiving TDs 1 Louis Murphy (9/14 vs. SD); Zach Miller (10/18 vs. PHI) Total Yards from Scrimmage 139 Zach Miller (10/18 vs. PHI) All-Purpose Yards 139 Zach Miller (10/18 vs. PHI) Yards Passing 224 JaMarcus Russell (10/18 vs. PHI) Pass Attempts 33 JaMarcus Russell HOU) Pass Completions 17 JaMarcus Russell (10/18 vs. PHI) TD Passes 1 JaMarcus Russell (9/14 vs. SD); (10/18 vs. PHI) Longest Run 60 Michael Bush (11/15 vs. KC) Longest Pass Completion 86 JaMarcus Russell to Zach Miller (10/18 vs. PHI) Longest Kickoff Return 60 Jonathan Holland SD) Longest Punt Return 19 Johnnie Lee Higgins (9/14 vs. SD) Longest Int. Return 20 Chris Johnson SD) Longest Punt 70 Shane Lechler KC) Longest Field Goal 54 Sebastian Janikowski KC) Points Scored 8 Sebastian Janikowski (9/14 vs. SD) 2009 RAIDERS OFFENSIVE HIGHS, DEFENSIVE LOWS RAIDERS OPPONENTS HIGH LOW Points 20 (9/14 vs. SD) 9 (10/18 vs. PHI) First Downs 19 (9/14 vs. SD) 14 (11/15 vs. KC) Total Offense 366 (9/14 vs. SD) 317 (9/14 vs. SD) Net Yards Rushing 182 (11/15 vs. KC) 67 (10/18 vs. PHI) Net Yards Passing 224 (10/18 vs. PHI) 157 (9/27 vs. DEN) Offensive Plays 65, twice, last (10/18 vs. PHI) 62 (9/14 vs. SD) Rushing Attempts 35 (10/18 vs. PHI) 14 (10/18 vs. PHI) Pass Attempts 33 (9/14 vs. SD) 22 HOU) Pass Completions 17 (10/18 vs. PHI) 11 HOU) Time of Possession 33:02 (10/18 vs. PHI) 26:58 (10/18 vs. PHI) Third Down Conversions 7 (9/14 vs. SD) 1 (11/15 vs. KC) Fourth Down Conversions 1, five times, last SD) 0, three times, last SD) 2009 SEASON LEADERS Yards Rushing 350 Michael Bush Rushing Attempts 77 Michael Bush Rushing TDs 3 Michael Bush Receptions 29 Zach Miller Yards Receiving 440 Zach Miller Receiving TDs 1 Louis Murphy, Zach Miller Total Yards From Scrimmage 440 Zach Miller (440 receiving yards) All-Purpose Yards 440 Zach Miller (440 receiving yards) Yards Passing 1,057 JaMarcus Russell Pass Attempts 206 JaMarcus Russell Pass Completions 97 JaMarcus Russell TD Passes 2 JaMarcus Russell Points Scored 43 Sebastian Janikowski

13 THE OAKLAND RAIDERS GAME-BY-GAME STATS, OFFENSE 9/14 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/11 10/18 10/25 11/1 11/15 11/22 11/26 12/6 12/16 12/20 12/27 1/3 vs SD at KC vs DEN at HOU at NYG vs PHI vs NYJ at SD vs KC vs CIN at DAL at PIT vs WAS at DEN at CLE vs BAL FIRST DOWNS Rush Pass Penalty RD DOWN ATTEMPTS Converted Percentage 50% 23% 30% 13% 9% 29% 42% 38% 13% 4TH DOWN ATTEMPTS Converted Percentage 100% 0% 50% 50% 100% 0% 0% 50% 0% TOTAL NET YARDS Total Offensive Plays Avg./Play NET YARDS RUSHING Attempts Avg./Play Tckles for loss/yds. 2/3 0/0 2/8 5/18 2/7 5/10 2/2 1/1 1/1 NET YARDS PASSING Sacked Yards Lost Gross Yards Attempts Completions Intercepted KICKOFFS # in End Zone Touchbacks PUNTS Average Had Blocked FGS, PATS Had Blked Net Punting Avg TOT. RET. YDS. (No KOs) No/Yds Punt Returns 3/36 2/0 1/7 2/-4 1/-2 4/3 1/-1 1/9 3/-2 No., Yds Kick Off Returns 4/67 2/41 3/66 6/106 8/130 3/38 5/77 5/145 5/96 No., Yds Int Returns 1/7 2/8 0/0 1/0 0/0 0/0 0/0 1/20 1/0 PENALTIES/Yds. 6/40 7/45 6/53 9/60 7/67 3/23 3/24 6/31 10/88 FUMBLES/Lost 1/1 1/0 3/1 3/3 3/3 2/0 2/2 1/0 0/0 TOUCHDOWNS TD Rushing TD Passing PATs Made-Attempted Kicking Made-Attempts Passing Made-Attempts Field Goals Made-Attempts RED ZONE EFFICIENCY % % 0-1-0% 0-1-0% % 0-1-0% 0-1-0% % % GOAL TO GO EFFICIENCY % 0-0-0% 0-0-0% 0-0-0% % 0-0-0% 0-1-0% % % FINAL SCORE TIME OF POSSESSION 31:37 21:21 23:45 25:47 23:54 33:02 24:03 29:31 31:06

14 THE OAKLAND RAIDERS GAME-BY-GAME STATS, DEFENSE 9/14 9/20 9/27 10/4 10/11 10/18 10/25 11/1 11/15 11/22 11/26 12/6 12/16 12/20 12/27 1/3 vs SD at KC vs DEN at HOU at NYG vs PHI vs NYJ at SD vs KC vs CIN at DAL at PIT vs WAS at DEN at CLE vs BAL FIRST DOWNS Rush Pass Penalty RD DOWN ATTEMPTS Converted Percentage 42% 33% 42% 19% 50% 13% 60% 64% 7% 4TH DOWN ATTEMPTS Converted Percentage 0% 67% 50% 0% 100% 50% 100% 0% 50% TOTAL NET YARDS Total Offensive Plays Avg./Play NET YARDS RUSHING Attempts Avg./Play Tckles for loss/yds. 3/8 3/10 2/3 6/15 2/2 3/7 0/0 3/10 4/11 NET YARDS PASSING Sacked Yards Lost Gross Yards Attempts Completions Intercepted KICKOFFS # in End Zone Touchbacks PUNTS Average Had Blocked FGS, PATS Had Blked Net Punting Avg TOT. RET. YDS. (No KOs) No/Yds Punt Returns 3/10 6/57 2/21 7/60 7/48 4/43 2/4 3/17 9/47 No./Yds KO Returns 5/170 0/0 1/25 4/129 2/19 3/55 1/17 3/67 3/78 No./Yds Int. Returns 2/21 0/0 2/48 0/0 0/0 2/15 2/44 1/16 1/3 PENALTIES/Yds. 9/60 9/70 5/30 1/5 4/37 4/38 2/8 5/40 5/31 FUMBLES/Lost 2/1 1/0 1/1 2/1 3/1 1/0 4/0 1/1 4/2 TOUCHDOWNS TD Rushing TD Passing PATs Made-Attempted Kicking Made-Attempts Passing Made-Attempts Field Goals Made-Attempts RED ZONE EFFICIENCY % 0-2-0% % % % 0-1-0% % % 0-3-0% GOAL TO GO EFFICIENCY % 0-1-0% % 0-1-0% % 0-0-0% % & 0-1-0% FINAL SCORE TIME OF POSSESSION 28:23 38:39 36:15 34:13 36:04 26:58 35:57 30:29 28:54

15 THE OAKLAND RAIDERS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER 11/16/2009 Birth NFL High School # Player Pos Ht Wt Date Age Exp College Hometown How Acq GP GS DNP INA 55 Jon Alston LB /4/ Stanford Shreveport, LA FA-' Nnamdi Asomugha CB /6/ California Los Angeles, CA D1-' Khalif Barnes T /21/ Washington Spring Valley, CA UFA-'09 JAX Tyvon Branch S /11/ Connecticut Cicero, NY D4-' Ricky Brown LB /27/ Boston College Cincinnati, OH FA-' Desmond Bryant DT /15/85 23 R Harvard Elizabethtown, NC FA-' Michael Bush RB /16/ Louisville Louisville, KY D4-' Cooper Carlisle G /11/ Florida McComb, MS UFA-'07 DEN Jon Condo LS/LB /26/ Maryland Philipsburg, PA FA-' Isaiah Ekejiuba LB /5/ Virginia Somerset, NJ FA-' Greg Ellis DE /14/ North Carolina Wendell, NC UFA-'09 DAL Hiram Eugene S /24/ Louisiana Tech Jeanerette, LA FA-' Justin Fargas RB /25/ Southern California Sherman Oaks, CA D3-' Charlie Frye QB /28/ Akron Willard, OH UFA-'09 SEA Robert Gallery G /26/ Iowa Masonville, IA D1-' Bruce Gradkowski QB /27/ Toledo Pittsburgh, PA W-'09 CLE Cornell Green T /25/ Central Florida St. Petersburg, FL UFA-'07 TB Mario Henderson T /29/ Florida State Lehigh Acres, FL D3-' Darrius Heyward-Bey WR /26/87 22 R Maryland Owings Mills, MD D1-' Johnnie Lee Higgins WR /8/ UTEP Sweeny, TX D3-' Jonathan Holland CB /18/ Louisiana Tech Archibald, LA D7-' Thomas Howard LB /14/ UTEP Lubbock, TX D2-' Michael Huff S /6/ Texas Irving, TX D1-' Sebastian Janikowski K /2/ Florida State Daytona Beach, FL D1-' Chris Johnson CB /25/ Louisvile Longview, TX UFA-'07 KC William Joseph DT /3/ Miami (FL) Miami, FL FA-' Tommy Kelly DT /27/ Mississippi State Jackson, MS FA-' Luke Lawton FB /26/ McNeese State New Iberia, LA FA-' Shane Lechler P /7/ Texas A&M Sealy, TX D5-' Darren McFadden RB /27/ Arkansas North Little Rock, AK D1-' Nick Miller WR /29/87 22 R Southern Utah Mesa, AZ FA-' Zach Miller TE /11/ Arizona State Phoenix, AZ D2-' Mike Mitchell S /10/87 22 R Ohio Florence, KY D2-' Chris Morris C/G /2/ Michigan State Temperance, MI D7-' Kirk Morrison LB /19/ San Diego State Oakland, CA D3-' Louis Murphy WR /11/87 22 R Florida St. Petersburg, FL D4-' Brandon Myers TE /4/85 24 R Iowa Iowa City, IA D6-' Erik Pears T /21/ Colorado State Denver, CO UFA-'09 DEN Jay Richardson DE /27/ Ohio State Washington DC D5-' Stanford Routt CB /26/ Houston Austin, TX D2-' Gary Russell RB /8/ Minnesota Columbus, OH FA-' JaMarcus Russell QB /9/ LSU Mobile, AL D1-' Samson Satele C /29/ Hawaii Kailua, HI TR-'09 MIA Chaz Schilens WR /7/ San Diego State Mesa, AZ D7-' Trevor Scott DE /30/ Buffalo Potsdam, NY D6-' Richard Seymour DE /6/ Georgia Gadsden, SC TR-'09 NE Matt Shaughnessy DE /23/86 23 R Wisconsin Norwich, CT D3-' Tony Stewart TE /9/ Penn State Allentown, PA UFA-'07 CIN Javon Walker WR /14/ Florida State Lafayette, LA FA-' Langston Walker T /3/ California Oakland, CA FA-' Gerard Warren DT /25/ Florida Lake City, FL TR-'07 DEN Todd Watkins WR /22/ BYU La Mesa, CA FA-' Sam Williams LB /28/ Fresno State Clayton, CA D3-'

16 THE OAKLAND RAIDERS NUMERICAL ROSTER 11/16/2009 Birth NFL High School # Player Pos Ht Wt Date Age Exp College Hometown How Acq GP GS DNP INA 2 JaMarcus Russell QB /9/ LSU Mobile, AL D1-' Charlie Frye QB /28/ Akron Willard, OH UFA-'09 SEA Bruce Gradkowski QB /27/ Toledo Pittsburgh, PA W-'09 CLE Shane Lechler P /7/ Texas A&M Sealy, TX D5-' Sebastian Janikowski K /2/ Florida State Daytona Beach, FL D1-' Darrius Heyward-Bey WR /26/87 22 R Maryland Owings Mills, MD D1-' Johnnie Lee Higgins WR /8/ UTEP Sweeny, TX D3-' Louis Murphy WR /11/87 22 R Florida St. Petersburg, FL D4-' Todd Watkins WR /22/ BYU La Mesa, CA FA-' Darren McFadden RB /27/ Arkansas North Little Rock, AK D1-' Nnamdi Asomugha CB /6/ California Los Angeles, CA D1-' Gary Russell RB /8/ Minnesota Columbus, OH FA-' Jonathan Holland CB /18/ Louisiana Tech Archibald, LA D7-' Michael Huff S /6/ Texas Irving, TX D1-' Justin Fargas RB /25/ Southern California Sherman Oaks, CA D3-' Stanford Routt CB /26/ Houston Austin, TX D2-' Michael Bush RB /16/ Louisville Louisville, KY D4-' Hiram Eugene S /24/ Louisiana Tech Jeanerette, LA FA-' Tyvon Branch S /11/ Connecticut Cicero, NY D4-' Mike Mitchell S /10/87 22 R Ohio Florence, KY D2-' Chris Johnson CB /25/ Louisvile Longview, TX UFA-'07 KC Luke Lawton FB /26/ McNeese State New Iberia, LA FA-' Isaiah Ekejiuba LB /5/ Virginia Somerset, NJ FA-' Chris Morris C/G /2/ Michigan State Temperance, MI D7-' Kirk Morrison LB /19/ San Diego State Oakland, CA D3-' Thomas Howard LB /14/ UTEP Lubbock, TX D2-' Sam Williams LB /28/ Fresno State Clayton, CA D3-' Jon Alston LB /4/ Stanford Shreveport, LA FA-' Ricky Brown LB /27/ Boston College Cincinnati, OH FA-' Jon Condo LS/LB /26/ Maryland Philipsburg, PA FA-' Gerard Warren DT /25/ Florida Lake City, FL TR-'07 DEN Samson Satele C /29/ Hawaii Kailua, HI TR-'09 MIA Cooper Carlisle G /11/ Florida McComb, MS UFA-'07 DEN Khalif Barnes T /21/ Washington Spring Valley, CA UFA-'09 JAX Langston Walker T /3/ California Oakland, CA FA-' Erik Pears T /21/ Colorado State Denver, CO UFA-'09 DEN Cornell Green T /25/ Central Florida St. Petersburg, FL UFA-'07 TB Mario Henderson T /29/ Florida State Lehigh Acres, FL D3-' Robert Gallery G /26/ Iowa Masonville, IA D1-' Matt Shaughnessy DE /23/86 23 R Wisconsin Norwich, CT D3-' Zach Miller TE /11/ Arizona State Phoenix, AZ D2-' Chaz Schilens WR /7/ San Diego State Mesa, AZ D7-' Brandon Myers TE /4/85 24 R Iowa Iowa City, IA D6-' Javon Walker WR /14/ Florida State Lafayette, LA FA-' Tony Stewart TE /9/ Penn State Allentown, PA UFA-'07 CIN Nick Miller WR /29/87 22 R Southern Utah Mesa, AZ FA-' Desmond Bryant DT /15/85 23 R Harvard Elizabethtown, NC FA-' Trevor Scott DE /30/ Buffalo Potsdam, NY D6-' Richard Seymour DE /6/ Georgia Gadsden, SC TR-'09 NE Tommy Kelly DT /27/ Mississippi State Jackson, MS FA-' William Joseph DT /3/ Miami (FL) Miami, FL FA-' Jay Richardson DE /27/ Ohio State Washington DC D5-' Greg Ellis DE /14/ North Carolina Wendell, NC UFA-'09 DAL