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Coach Tom Cable believes Greg Ellis can be an every-down defensive end for the Raiders.

Ellis was already lining up with the first-team in his first practice since signing earlier in the week. Barring a Derrick Burgess trade, the two veterans figure to start at end with Trevor Scott as a situational pass rusher.

Source: Sacramento Bee
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Raiders LE Greg Ellis is out indefinitely after undergoing arthroscopic surgery on his knee.

Ellis has a Week 9 bye to begin his rehab, but may not recover quickly. He is 34 years old and has been dealing with arthritis in the joint. Trevor Scott and Matt Schaughnessy will play more if Ellis doesn’t return for Week 10.

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Free agent DE/OLB Trevor Scott will visit the Patriots.

Scott played just 251 snaps for the Raiders last season, and graded out as one of the worst defensive ends in the league by Pro Football Focus. He’d be a pass-rushing specialist if he ended up in New England.

Source: Shalise Manza Young on Twitter
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Raiders DE Trevor Scott arrived at training camp looking “much bigger in the upper body.”

Scott, who now weighs 256 pounds, is taking his starting assignment seriously: “I want to start, I want to get double-digit sacks and just try to (defend the) run as well as I can.” He’s a good bet to lead the Raiders in sacks this season.

Source: Oakland Tribune
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Trevor Scott and Greg Ellis were the Raiders’ starting defensive ends on the first day of training camp.

Scott was at weak-side end (the more sack-friendly position) with Ellis on the left. Scott is getting this deserved opportunity after flash-filled rookie year and a highly impressive offseason. He’s one of our favorite deep IDP sleepers.

Source: David White on Twitter
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Trevor Scott replaced Thomas Howard as the Raiders’ weak-side linebacker on Thanksgiving.

Scott was an animal, posting two sacks and three tackles for a loss. Howard and Sam Williams split time on the strong side as the team adjusts to Jon Alston and Ricky Brown’s absences.

Source: Oakland Tribune
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Raiders DE/OLB Trevor Scott thinks it’s “B.S.” that he hasn’t been allowed to communicate with team trainers while rehabbing his surgically repaired ACL this offseason.

“It just kind of sucks,” said Scott, “the whole thing.” Scott is six months removed from surgery, so he’ll likely be eased back in during training camp. As well as RE Matt Shaughnessy played down the stretch last season, Scott will likely be relegated to a rotational role as he enters a contract season.

Source: San Francisco Chronicle
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Raiders placed RE/WLB Trevor Scott on injured reserve with a torn left ACL, ending his season.

Scott finishes with 22 tackles and 1.5 sacks, shuttling between weak-side linebacker and right end in ten appearances. He combined for 12 sacks in his first two years, so this was a disappointing campaign. Scott is under control for the $550K fourth-year minimum in 2011, but his ability to regain a starting job may hinge on Matt Shaughnessy’s finish to the season.

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Raiders DE/LB Trevor Scott is believed to have suffered a torn left ACL in the team’s Week 11 loss to Pittsburgh.

Scott interestingly started Sunday’s game over Matt Shaughnessy at right defensive end, and dropped Ben Roethlisberger for a first-half sack. Scott is one of the most athletic and versatile players on Oakland’s roster, so his loss will hurt. Shaughnessy is a more than capable alternative, though.

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Raiders DE Trevor Scott was forced from the game late in the second quarter with a knee injury.

Scott has been ruled out for the rest of the game. The Raiders are already without DL Richard Seymour, who was ejected for smacking Ben Roethlisberger in the head earlier in the quarter. Matt Shaughnessy will take over at RE.
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