ALAMEDA, Calif. -- Less than one year ago, Al Davis made Stanford Routt one of the cornerstones of the Oakland Raiders' defense with a lavish contract that kept him from free agency.
Routt became the first player casualty under the new regime with the Raiders.
Routt was released on Thursday just one year into a $54.5 million, five-year contract, ending his seven-year tenure in Oakland as the team heads in a new direction.
Routt's agent, William Vann McElroy, told ESPN's Josina Anderson that Routt already has visits planned with Buffalo and Tennessee.
Routt became the first player casualty under the new regime with the Raiders.
Routt was released on Thursday just one year into a $54.5 million, five-year contract, ending his seven-year tenure in Oakland as the team heads in a new direction.
Routt's agent, William Vann McElroy, told ESPN's Josina Anderson that Routt already has visits planned with Buffalo and Tennessee.
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