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San Francisco Bay grid battle today

Before joining the 49ers just in time for training camp, Raiders safety Darnell Bing spent last season with the Oakland Raiders, so the second-year safety has intimate knowledge of both shores in San Francisco Bay’s less-than-fierce NFL rivalry. And though the 49ers seem significantly ahead of the Oakland Raiders in their efforts to regain respectability, Darnell Bing actually sees only some differences in the training camp approaches of the two teams meeting in today’s annual preseason Battle of the Bay. “The biggest difference is we have fans out here at the practices who get loud and enjoy it,” said Darnell Bing Friday at the 49ers’ training complex located in Santa Clara. “They can actually be a part of practice and see our game plan and how we do it.” He got a little more attention from head coach Lane Kiffin during the off-season when he convinced the team of Raiders to move him back to safety after attempting to use him at linebacker last season. He thought the change was going fine until he got his pink slip, and now he’s hoping to catch on in San Francisco as Michael Lewis’ backup. “I’m just going to go out there and compete,” Bing said. “If you worry about the stuff that goes on off the field, it makes you not focus on what you have to accomplish.”

Meanwhile, Lane Kiffin returned to camp this week after missing two days with a viral infection. Kiffin has plenty of work to do, particularly in choosing a starting quarterback to run an offense that reached historic depths last season. Andrew Walter, who struggled along with his teammates last season, gets his turn for a preseason start at Candlestick, to be followed by Daunte Culpepper and Josh McCown. Any of the three quarterbacks in camp could emerge as the starter, with No. 1 pick JaMarcus Russell still unsigned, and all three were fairly solid in last week’s exhibition opener over the team of Arizona. “I did like the decisions that were made in the red zone by both Josh and Andrew,” Raiders offensive coordinator Greg Knapp said, who held the same job in San Francisco under coaches Steve Mariucci and Dennis Erickson. “Then with Daunte, what I liked seeing was that he overcame some adversity early on. The first snap wasn’t great, the second drive wasn’t great, but he led us to two fourth-quarter field-goal drives.”

Furthermore, other offensive positions also need plenty of work. Running back Dominic Rhodes will start, but LaMont Jordan will play as much as possible after missing last week’s game with a sore back. “He needs a lot of work, especially in these next two games,” said Lane Kiffin about Jordan. “He needs to see this zone (blocking) system. This is not something he’s used to. He’s got to see what he can’t see in practice, to see ... how the holes open up.”

On the other hand, Mike Nolan’s offensive starters will get 24 plays, and he plans to let them work into the second quarter after getting just two series in Monday’s 17-13 loss to Denver. The team of 49ers will remain delicate with their defensive veterans, holding three projected starters out of the lineup with minor injuries; Pro Bowl cornerback Walt Harris, Defensive end Bryant Young, and nose tackle Aubrayo Franklin.

The team of Oakland Raiders is getting ready for their next games. The team will fight no matter what, and prove that they deserve to be one of the most excellent teams in the NFL.

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