Ex-Raiders QB Todd Marinovich returning to football at 48
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Former Los Angeles Raiders quarterback Todd Marinovich is making his comeback to football at age 48 Marinovich will join the developmental football team 'SoCal Coyotes' this summer A first-round pick in the 1991 NFL draft, Marinovichs
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