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Michael David Smith
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Veteran wide receiver Noah Brown is looking for a new team.
The Raiders announced today that they have released Brown, just a week after signing him.
The 30-year-old Brown spent the last two years with the Commanders and was a starter when healthy, although he missed 19 games while playing 15 over the last two seasons.
Given his injury history and inability to last long with the Raiders, it might not be easy for Brown to find another team interested in signing him, but he's now an unrestricted free agent and can go to any team that wants some veteran receiver depth.
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The Raiders announced today that they have released Brown, just a week after signing him.
The 30-year-old Brown spent the last two years with the Commanders and was a starter when healthy, although he missed 19 games while playing 15 over the last two seasons.
Given his injury history and inability to last long with the Raiders, it might not be easy for Brown to find another team interested in signing him, but he's now an unrestricted free agent and can go to any team that wants some veteran receiver depth.
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