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1. Charles Woodson: Oakland Raiders 'looking on the up'
   Charles Woodson originally said he wanted to sign with a contender. The Oakland Raiders aren't expected to be a front-runner, but Woodson believes the Raiders are "looking on the up."
2. Charles Woodson joins Oakland Raiders for one season
   Charles Woodson's long trek through free agency is over. The veteran safety is returning to the Oakland Raiders, who picked him fourth overall in the 1998 NFL Draft.
3. Charles Woodson welcomed by Oakland Raiders fans
   Oakland Raiders fans remember the type of player Charles Woodson was during his eight years in Silver and Black. So they greeted him Tuesday before his visit to Raiders headquarters.
4. Keenan Allen on Raiders hat: I'm sorry, Chargers fans
   Keenan Allen now is a San Diego Charger. That means it's time to put the Oakland Raiders merchandise in storage. Allen didn't, and he quickly learned that doesn't fly with Chargers fans.
5. Raiders Nation: Charles Woodson, return to Oakland
   Charles Woodson is scheduled to visit the Oakland Raiders on Tuesday, and the Silver and Black's faithful fan base doesn't plan on letting the free-agent defensive back get away again.
6. Chris Kluwe focused on Oakland Raiders, not activism
   Punter Chris Kluwe has been an outspoken activist for marriage equality, but after signing with the Oakland Raiders on Friday, he's focused on winning a job.
7. Josh Cribbs: GM's knee remark a 'negotiation tactic'
   Josh Cribbs signed with the Oakland Raiders after having his knee questioned by New York Jets general manager John Idzik, but the veteran calls those comments a "negotiation tactic."
8. Chris Kluwe says he's excited to join Oakland Raiders
   Former Minnesota Vikings kicker Chris Kluwe says he's joining the Oakland Raiders. He's excited to finally be playing in California, where his family "can actually come" watch him play.
9. Tyler Wilson in mix to be Oakland Raiders' starting QB?
   Oakland Raiders rookie Tyler Wilson isn't your normal fourth-round draft pick. The quarterback out of Arkansas opened some eyes at Raiders minicamp last week.
10. Oakland Raiders upgrade roster by ignoring need, building depth
    The Oakland Raiders haven't made the playoffs in a decade, and Reggie McKenzie knows it's not a problem he can solve quickly. Ian Rapoport reveals the GM's draft strategy and long-term plans.