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Who's On The Bubble?

Al Davis and the coaching staff face harder cuts this offseason as they attempt to improve the 53-man roster.

Below is a projection of the roster locks and bubble players:

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Charlie Frye, a player on the Oakland Raiders ...QUARTERBACKS (4, will keep 3)
Locks: Jason Campbell, Bruce Gradkowski
Bubble: Kyle Boller, Charlie Frye

RUNNING BACKS (8, will keep 5 or 6)
Locks: Darren McFadden, Michael Bush
Bubble: Marcel Reece, Rock Cartwright, Michael Bennett, Luke Lawton, Manase Tonga, Chane Moline

WIDE RECEIVERS (12, will keep 5 or 6)
Locks: Darrius Heyward-Bey, Louis Murphy, Chaz Schilens, Jacoby Ford
Bubble: Johnnie Lee Higgins, Todd Watkins, Jonathan Holland, Nick Miller, Yamon Figurs, Shaun Bodiford, Paul Hubbard, Damola Adeniji

TIGHT ENDS (4, will keep 3)
Locks: Zach Miller, Brandon Meyers
Bubble: Tony Stewart, John Owens

OFFENSIVE LINE (15 will keep between 9 or 10)
Locks: Mario Henderson, Langston Walker, Khalif Barnes, Bruce Campbell, Jared Veldheer, Robert Gallery, Samson Satele, Chris Morris
Bubble: Cooper Carlisle, Erik Pears, Alex Parsons, Brandon Rodd, Elliot Vallejo, Allen Smith, Daniel Loper

DEFENSIVE LINE (13, will keep 8 or 9)
Locks: Lamarr Houston, Richard Seymour, Matt Shaughnessy, John Henderson, Tommy Kelly, Desmond Bryant
Bubble: William Joseph, Jay Richardson, Kellen Heard, Alex Daniels, Greyson Gunheim, Ryan Boschetti, Chris Cooper

LINEBACKERS (11, will keep 6 to 8)
Locks: Trevor Scott, Rolando McClain, Kamerion Wimbley, Quentin Groves, Thomas Howard, Isaiah Ekejiuba
Bubble: Ricky Brown, Sam Williams, Travis Goethel, Slade Norris, David Nixon

DEFENSIVE BACKS: (13, will keep 9 or 10)
Locks: Nnamdi Asomugha, Chris Johnson, Stanford Routt, Michael Huff, Tyvon Branch, Hiram Eugene, Mike Mitchell, Walter McFadden
Bubble: Jerome Boyd, Jeremy Ware, Joey Thomas, Joe Porter, Stevie Brown

SPECIALISTS: (4, will keep 3)
Locks: Shane Lechler, Sebastian Janikowski, Jon Condo
Injury Insurance: Swayze Waters
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