The Raiders are finished with organized team activities. Here are four players who stood out during the final practices before the team’s mandatory minicamp.
Vincent Bonsignore
Former Raiders reporter
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The Raiders have begun organized team activities, which means fans have questions about how the team is shaping up so far.