#21 Charles Woodson
 Pos: Defensive Back
NFL Team: OAK
Injury: OK
 Experience: 15
College: Michigan
Height: 73
Weight: 202
Born: 10/7/1976
 Year  Tm  Gm  Tackles  Assists  Sacks  Pass Def  Fum Rec  Ints  TDs 
2011GNB1563122.016171
2010GNB1676162.013521
2009GNB166582.018193
2008GNB1650123.017172
2007GNB1452110.09142

Summary

The Raiders had huge struggles last season, ranking 29th defensively. Their once top pass defense took a step backwards. But the talent is there for this team to turn it around defensively, especially with a new coaching regime. Richard Seymour can dominate along the defensive line and Aaron Curry continues to emerge as a top linebacker. Ron Bartell and Shawntae Spencer were both acquired this offseason and should be the starter at cornerback, providing an upgrade over last season. The Raiders had 39 sacks last year, a solid total, but they can do even better this year with the talent they have on that side of the ball. The special teams have a lot of upside with Jacoby Ford leading the way. He has been an explosive return man since joining the league.
FANTASY OUTLOOK
The Raiders can turn it around some this season and help fantasy teams on a spot start basis. They have potential in the return game and should post solid sack totals. The secondary remains a bit of a concern but should at least be better than last season.

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Oakland Raiders QB Matt Flynn has the support of Raiders FS Charles Woodson. Both players spent time together with the Green Bay Packers. 'Flynn had a chance to work around a great quarterback in Aaron Rodgers and be able to sit behind him and emulate some of the things Aaron does, without trying to be like Aaron. So he'll bring some experience even though he hasn't had a chance to lead a team,' Woodson said. 'So I know that the coaches are excited to have him in here and give him that opportunity to lead this team. I just look forward to seeing him grow. He'll have the opportunity to be the guy. At that point, it's what you do with it. Hopefully he'll succeed.'
Source: KFFL.com
Oakland Raiders FS Charles Woodson said the only real difference between his first and current stints with the team is not having late team owner Al Davis around. 'Really, the only difference is the big guy [Al Davis] is not here. I think that's really it. Knowing that you're not going to see him coming out onto the field at any point in time this season is really the different feel to this organization. But I know that the organization is in good hands with Mark [Davis] taking over and bringing in Reggie [McKenzie] to come in here and try to get the Raiders back on the right track. In that sense, it feels good and there's definitely a positive feel to it,' Woodson said. 'I hadn't talked to Al Davis since I left. One of the things that I look back on that I didn't do when I left is just really have a conversation with him when I left the Raiders. Didn't get a chance to speak with him and I wish I had.'
Source: KFFL.com
Oakland Raiders FS Charles Woodson said he will try to negotiate for the rights to jersey No. 24. The veteran defensive back showed up for his media session with a blank jersey, noting he was unable to find a number. The No. 24 jersey is currently worn by CB Tracy Porter.
Source: KFFL.com
Oakland Raiders CB Charles Woodson (collarbone) said he expects to play the same safety role he moved to with the Green Bay Packers late in his career. Also, he said his collarbone injury is 'great.'
Source: KFFL.com
Updating a previous report, Oakland Raiders CB Charles Woodson can earn a maximum of $3.7 million through reachable incentives.
Source: KFFL.com
The Oakland Raiders agreed to terms with free-agent CB Charles Woodson (Packers) on a one-year, $1.8 million contract Tuesday, May 21.
Fantasy Impact: We aren't sure how he fits but should be in the mix at cornerback and safety for the Raiders. He'll provide a nice veteran presence wherever he plays.
Source: KFFL.com
Denver Broncos QB Peyton Manning praised free-agent CB Charles Woodson, saying he would like to have him join the team. "We're always looking to add great players," Manning said. "That has been pretty evident since the time I've been here that management is always looking to add excellent football players through the draft or via free agency. I had a chance to visit with Charles when he was here last week and certainly, that'd be a great addition to our team. I know there is the business side of it that comes into play, but there's no question that any time you can add good football players at any position, I think that's always a good thing."
Free-agent DB Charles Woodson is interested in signing with the Oakland Raiders.
Source: KFFL.com
Free-agent DB Charles Woodson (Packers) said he is willing to sign with the Detroit Lions if he is comfortable with the salary.
Source: KFFL.com
The Denver Broncos made free-agent CB Charles Woodson (Packers) an offer.
Source: KFFL.com

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  #6  Green Bay PackersGNB4
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  #9  Dallas CowboysDAL11
  #10  Atlanta FalconsATL6
  #11  New York GiantsNYG9
  #12  Houston TexansHOU8
  #13  St. Louis RamsSTL11
  #14  Philadelphia EaglesPHI12
  #15  New York JetsNYJ10
  #16  Baltimore RavensBAL8
  #17  Washington RedskinsWAS5
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  #19  Tennessee TitansTEN8
  #20  Minnesota VikingsMIN5
  #21  Arizona CardinalsARI9
  #22  San Diego ChargersSDG8
  #23  Cleveland BrownsCLE10
  #24  New Orleans SaintsNOR7
  #25  Miami DolphinsMIA6
  #26  Kansas City ChiefsKAN10
  #27  Buffalo BillsBUF12
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