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6:31NFL Executive Perspective: Maxx Crosby Trade Fallout
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10:51AFC West Offseason Grades and Biggest Remaining Needs
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1:22What's Next For Maxx Crosby?
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5:21Maxx Crosby Nixed Trade: Good For Ravens, Bad For NFL
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1:59Pete Prisco Loves The Raiders Signing Tyler Linderbaum
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1:48Raiders Spend $280M+ In Free Agency, Get Maxx Crosby Back
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1:04What Now For The Raiders?
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0:46Landing Spots For Maxx Crosby After Ravens Deal Falls Through: Raiders
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1:19Ravens Back Out On Maxx Crosby, Pivot To Trey Hendrickson
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1:28Did Baltimore Handle The Maxx Crosby Situation Properly?
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1:41How Have People Around The NFL Reacted To The Ravens Backing Out Of The Crosby Trade?
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1:59Free Agency Fact Or Fiction: Can the Raiders Contend For The AFC West?
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6:33Raiders Trading QB Geno Smith To Jets
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0:42Breaking: Raiders Trading Geno Smith To The Jets
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1:19Ryan's Biggest Winner From Free Agency Following Monday
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1:17Breaking: Tyler Linderbaum Signs With Raiders
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7:31Under The Radar Free Agent Signings
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1:33Free Agency Bold Predictions: Raiders Go On Spending Spree
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2:02How The Blockbuster Deal For Maxx Crosby To The Ravens Came To be
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23:34NFL Free Agent News
Top Neiron Ball News
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Neiron Ball: Waived Friday
The Raiders waived Ball (undisclosed) with a non-football injury designation Friday.
A fifth-round pick of the Raiders in 2015, Ball has spent time on IR in both professional seasons, including all of last year due to an undisclosed injury. With an ailment still plaguing him, the 24-year-old linebacker will have to prove his health if another organization comes calling.
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Raiders' Neiron Ball: Spends 2016 on IR
Ball was on injured reserve for the duration of the 2016 season due to an undisclosed injury.
Ball was placed on IR after clearing waivers back in August. He's now ended his first two years in the league on IR and he'll be looking to stay healthy and make an impact for the Raiders in 2017.
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Raiders' Neiron Ball: Deemed healthy for offseason program
Ball (knee) is "doing everything" and expected to be "ready to roll" for the offseason program by Raiders' GM Reggie McKenzie.
Ball emerged in Week 5 of last season by holding Denver TE Owen Daniels without a catch on five targets. The performance earned Ball his first career start versus San Diego in Week 6, but shortly into the game he suffered a knee sprain, was ruled out by halftime, and failed to take a snap the rest of the year. Ball will serve as depth for an imposing Raiders outside linebacking corps in 2016 behind Khalil Mack, Bruce Irvin, Malcolm Smith, and perhaps Aldon Smith (suspension), should he return in November.
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Raiders' Neiron Ball: Lands on IR
Following up on an earlier report, Ball (knee) was placed on season-ending IR instead of being released, ESPN's Bill Williamson reports.
It was assumed that Ball would be released by the Raiders in lieu of the promotion of Leon Orr, but the Raiders opted to place their rookie linebacker on injured reserve instead. He could fight for snaps at one of the two outside linebacker positions next year, provided he returns healthy.
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Raiders' Neiron Ball: Waived by the Raiders
Ball was released by the Raiders on Saturday.
Ball was a fifth round selection by the Raiders in the 2015 draft, but he was only able to appear in six of the team's first 14 games. He'll likely wind up on the Raiders' practice squad if he passes through waivers.
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Player Bio
| HT/WT: 6-2, 236 lbs |
| Birthplace: Jackson, GA, USA |
| Age: 33 |
| School: Florida |
| Experience: 3 |