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David Amerson sinks right back down the Raiders' depth chart
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Nov. 16, 2015 9:37 p.m. ET
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There's a reason why David Amerson hit the free agent market so late.
It's not because he's an All-Pro cornerback. It's because he struggles in coverage -- something the Raiders found out right before they replaced him with incumbent T.J. Carrie.
Carrie (chest) returned from injured reserve-recall and played a large role (82 percent of defensive snaps) vs. the Vikings.That pushed Amerson (35 percent) down the pecking order; he played in 97 percent of them just five weeks ago.
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Carrie (82 percent) stole those snaps. And it looks like he might've stolen back his old starting job in the process.
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