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Tuck has opted to retire from the NFL.

After his 11th professional season ended prematurely due to a torn right pectoral, it's no surprise that Tuck has decided to join teammate Charles Woodson in retirement. Prior to landing in Oakland, though, he was a veritable force in a fearsome defensive front for the Giants, winning Super Bowls in 2007 and 2011. Overall, he'll conclude his career with four double-digit sack campaigns en route to 66.5 sacks in 147 games, during which he also contributed 22 forced fumbles, six fumble recoveries, and three interceptions (one for a touchdown).

The Raiders are expected to place veteran defensive end Justin Tuck (torn right pectoral muscle) on IR, according to CSN Bay Area.

With Tuck slated to have surgery in the next few days, look for Mario Edwards to replace him in the starting lineup, beginning with the Oct. 25 contest against San Diego.

Coach Jack Del Rio relayed Wednesday that the MRI on Tuck's injured shoulder is "not good," the Sacramento Bee reports.

While Del Rio would not speculate whether the injury could land Tuck on season-ending injured reserve, at this stage it looks like the defensive end is bound to miss some action.

Raiders defensive end Justin Tuck (neck) is active for Sunday's matchup against the Browns.

Tuck was able to log full practices both Thursday and Friday, so it's no surprise to see him take the field Sunday afternoon. The 32-year-old has nine combined tackles so far this season and will look to build on that total in the road matchup.

If defensive tackle Ndamukong Suh doesn't sign a long-term deal with the Lions, then he will become a free agent March 10 and there will be plenty of teams interested in the Pro Bowl lineman. 

Raiders defensive end Justin Tuck indicated if Suh wanted to sign with Oakland, then he would be welcomed in Raider Nation.

"(He's) Raider-ish," Tuck said, per the Detroit Free Press. "And that's one of the reasons why I know Raider Nation would applaud that move, beyond the fact that he's an awesome football player. He kind of fits the mold of ... the toughness and the ferocious player that built the Oakland Raiders."

It is speculated Suh will receive a contract worth at least $100 million. Tuck believes the three-time All-Pro deserves such a lucrative deal.

"The thing about him, you know what you're getting every day. Some of the tactics, you could probably do without, but he's a hell of a football player," Tuck said. "I would love to have the opportunity to line up beside of him and let him take all the double teams that I normally take."

The Raiders have listed the following players as inactive for Sunday's Week 11 matchup with the Chargers: tight end David Ausberry (foot), cornerback Carlos Rogers (knee), safety Jonathan Dowling (back), quarterback Matt McGloin, wide receiver Vincent Brown and guards Gabe Jackson and Tony Bergstrom.

Ausberry, Rogers and Dowling were all previously ruled out for Sunday's game, so their absence isn't a surprise. The Raiders had two players listed as questionable, but both Justin Tuck (neck) and T,J, Carrie (ankle) are active. Also active are the team's five probables, including tackles Khalif Barnes (quad) and Menelik Watson (concussion), running back Jamize Olawale (shoulder, hamstring) and cornerbacks D.J. Hayden (groin) and Chimdi Chekwa (hamstring).

A quartet of Raiders have been ruled out for their Week 11 game at San Diego. They are tight end David Ausberry (foot), safety Jonathan Dowling (back), guard Gabe Jackson (knee) and cornerback Carlos Rogers (knee).

Cornerback T.J. Carrie (ankle) and defensive end Justin Tuck (neck) are questionable while offensive linemen Menelik Watson (concussion) and Khalif Barnes (quad), cornerbacks D.J. Hayden (groin) and Chimdi Chekwa (hamstring) and fullback Jamize Olawale (hamstring).

A quartet of Raiders have been red-lighted for the Sunday game against the Broncos, including cornerbacks Chimdi Chekwa (hamstring) and Carlos Rogers (knee). The others are tight end David Ausberry (foot) and guard Gabe Jackson (knee).

Listed as questionable is T.J. Carrie (ankle) while wideout Vincent Brown (hamstring), cornerback Keith McGill (groin), fullback Jamize Olawale (shoulder) and defensive end Justin Tuck (knee) are probable.

The Raiders should have all their probable players Week 9 against the Seahawks.

Jamize Olawale, Marcel Reece, Kenbrell Thompkins and Justin Tuck are all active for the contest. Tuck is dealing with a knee injury. Olawale has a shoulder issue. Reece is battling a quad injury. Thompkins was listed on the injury report as "not injury related."

The Raiders have listed 10 players on it final injury report and have ruled four of them out for Sunday's clash against the Seahawks. David Ausberry (foot), Vincent Brown (hamstring), Chimdi Chekwa (hamstring) and Keith McGill were ruled out for Week 9. Carlos Rogers (knee) is the only player deemed doubtful, while the other five were ruled probable.

T.J. Carrie (back), Jamize Olawale (shoulder), Marcel Reece (quad), Kenbrell Thompkins (rest) and Justin Tuck (knee) were all labeled probable.

All the key injured Raiders listed as questionable or probable for the Sunday game in Cleveland have been cleared.

The active questionable players are offensive lineman Khalif Barnes (quad), fullback Marcel Reece (quad), cornerback Carlos Rogers (knee) and defensive end Justin Tuck (knee). The probable in that group is offensive lineman Austin Howard (neck).

The Raiders listed a lengthy injury report for Week 8 at Cleveland. The team ruled out the following players for Sunday: tight end David Ausberry (foot), wide receiver Vincent Brown (hamstring), cornerback Keith McGill (groin), defensive end LaMarr Woodley (bicep) and safety Usama Young (knee).

Deemed questionable were offensive lineman Khalif Barnes (quadriceps), fullback Marcel Reece (quadriceps), cornerback Carlos Rogers (knee) and defensive end Justin Tuck (knee). Guard Austin Howard (neck) was the only player on the list deemed probable.

The Raiders have listed QB Matt McGloin, WR Vincent Brown, CB Keith McGill, FB Marcel Reece, OL Khalif Barnes, OL Tony Bergstrom and DE Justin Tuck as inactive Week 7 against the Cardinals.

Brown and McGill had been ruled out prior to the contest, so the moves shouldn't come as a surprise. Barnes, Reece and Tuck were all considered questionable, but none of the three will be able to go. 

Defensive end Justin Tuck (knee) and fullback Marcel Reece (quad) have been designated as questionable by the Raiders for their Sunday game against Arizona.

The other questionable player is linebacker Khalif Barnes (quad).

Those three are in better shape than wideout Vincent Brown (hamstring), cornerback Keith McGill (groin) and free safety Usama Young (foot), all of whom have been ruled out.

The trio of probables is headlined by quarterback Derek Carr, who is all but certain to play despite ankle and knee issues. Defensive end Benson Mayowa (knee) and linebacker Sio Moore (ankle) are also probable.

Raiders defensive end Justin Tuck again missed practice Thursday with a knee injury, the Bay Area News Group has reported.

Tuck left the Sunday game with the issue, but then returned. He was out of practice Wednesday. It remains to be seen if his absences place his availability for the Sunday game against Arizona in jeopardy.

Raiders defensive end Justin Tuck didn't practice Wednesday after suffering a knee injury in Sunday's loss to the Chargers.

Tuck re-entered the game Sunday after suffering the injury, but he was given Wednesday off in order to keep him fresh for the team's Week 7 matchup with the Cardinals. He's managed just one sack on the season, while the Raiders only have five as a team.

Raiders defensive lineman Justin Tuck, who missed a day of practice earlier in the week because of an illness, not only played Week 3 at New England, but he also recorded his first sack with his new team, finishing with four total tackles (two solo).

Tuck had 11 sacks for the Giants last year.

Raiders defensive lineman Justin Tuck, who missed a day of practice this week with an illness, is active for Week 3 at New England. He was listed as probable on Friday's injury report.

Tuck, who is in his first season with the Raiders, has yet to record a sack after recording 11 with Giants last year.

The Raiders have nine players listed on the injury report for Week 3. Linebacker Sio Moore, who's nursing an ankle injury, was the only player ruled out for Sunday's game against the Patriots.

Deemed questionable are cornerback Chimdi Chekwa (knee). running back Maurice Jones-Drew (hand), tackle Matt McCants (knee), linebacker Nick Roach (concussion), cornerback Carlos Rogers (knee), defensive lineman Antonio Smith (back) and wide receiver Rod Streater (hip).

Justin Tuck, who is dealing with an illness, was the only player ruled probable for Sunday.

The following players will not dress for Thursday's exhibition game finale for the Raiders against the Seahawks: Nick Roach, Sio Moore, Rod Streater, David Ausberry, James Jones, Justin Tuck, Antonio Smith and Kevin Burnett .