Joe Jurevicius was cut by the Tampa Bay Bucs March 1, 2005. Tim Ruskell signed him to a one-year contract later that month. He was Seattle's most valuable target in 2005, catching ten touchdowns and leading Seahawks wide receivers in DVOA. Full Article at Field Gulls

News, notes and quotes Tuesday as the Raiders on a short week prepared for a Thanksgiving Day game in Dallas: – The Raiders sent pressure Carson Palmer’s way several times early on against Cincinnati and wound up down 14-0. Full Article at Inside Bay Area

Raiders defensive coordinator John Marshall admits it. His defense is under a ton of pressure to keep the score down, given the offense has score two touchdowns in a game twice all season. It's not a complaint. Full Article at San Francisco Chronicle

As football practice at Lakeville South ended on Monday, a wager was made. Someone waved a dollar in the air and bet that stout lineman Ede Madolimov could not run a route and catch a pass. Full Article at Minneapolis Star Tribune

It was interesting to see that Raiders head coach Tom Cable wasn't charged for his part in an alleged altercation with defensive assistant Randy Hanson. Full Article at NevadaAppeal.com

ALAMEDA, Calif. (AP) — Oakland Raiders coach Tom Cable made his first public comments Friday since learning he would not be charged for an alleged assault against a former assistant, saying he was thankful for the district attorney's decision. Full Article at NevadaAppeal.com