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Quarterback Jason Campbell practiced at full strength W...

Contra Costa Times

Sep 09, 2010 · 1:01 PM EDT

Quarterback Jason Campbell practiced at full strength Wednesday and pronounced himself ready to play against the Tennessee Titans in Sunday's regular-season opener.

He suffered neck and wrist injuries against the 49ers on Aug. 28 and missed practice time. The neck injury knocked him from the 49ers game. However, Campbell said, only so many opportunities to play exist.

"During the year or a season, you'll never be 100 percent," Campbell said. "There will always be nagging injuries. But, at the same time, I'll be ready to go."

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The end of the exhibition season brought encouraging si...

SI.com

Sep 03, 2010 · 9:31 AM EDT

The end of the exhibition season brought encouraging signs for the Oakland Raiders and Seattle Seahawks when it comes to their backup quarterbacks.

Bruce Gradkowski threw two touchdown passes in the first quarter and the Raiders mostly used backups to end the preseason with a 27-24 victory over the Seahawks on Thursday night.
"I've been trying to do everything I can and the rest is out of my hands," Gradkowski said. "You always have to be ready because you never know when your time will come."

Gradkowski's time for the Raiders (3-1) apparently won't come to start the season even though starter Jason Campbell missed this game with a stinger and sore wrist he sustained last week against San Francisco. Campbell did not practice Tuesday but said after the game he's confident he'll be on the field when the season starts Sept. 12.

"I can't talk about the injury or anything that is going on right now, but come the Tennessee game I'll be ready," Campbell said.

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Seattle's young receivers continue to develop. Stay tuned for any development on veteran WR T.J. Houshmandzadeh.

By most accounts, the Oakland Raiders have had a strong...

National Football Post

Sep 02, 2010 · 8:57 AM EDT

By most accounts, the Oakland Raiders have had a strong offseason.

They cut JaMarcus Russell and replaced him with Jason Campbell.

They hired Hue Jackson as their new offensive coordinator.

And they drafted Butkus Award winning midlde linebacker Rolando McClain in the first round.

And Raiders coach Tom Cable is feeling so good about the upgrades that he believes the Raiders are playoff material.

"I actually believe that’s where we are headed, there’s no doubt," Cable told reporters this week. "When I look at us as a football team, our biggest opponent is us. That’s our goal right now, that’s our purpose, to take care of us. How we handle things, from penalties to discipline to tackling to finishing to being on times, will write the script for what we are this year. Thirty-two of us are similar right now. We feel good about ourselves right now.

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OAK QB Campbell's stinger injury not serious

Sacramento Bee

Aug 30, 2010 · 3:32 PM EDT

As scary as Jason Campbell's injury appeared following the blind-side sack by Travis LaBoy – Campbell lay prone with a sensation-losing and strength-weakening "stinger" for up to five minutes with trainers keeping his head immobilized – the day after provided a modicum of relief.

Turns out the stinger is the least of Campbell's worries.

The new Raiders quarterback is also nursing a sore right (passing) wrist, which was hurt the series before Campbell was knocked out of Saturday night's exhibition game against the 49ers. Presumably, it happened on a sack by Patrick Willis, who came up the middle untouched while flying by rookie center Jared Veldheer.

"After the X-rays, (the stinger) does not appear to be too serious," Raiders coach Tom Cable said late Sunday afternoon in a conference call with Bay Area writers.

"We just need to rehab it and make sure he is ready to go."

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