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Join the NFL and see the World

Osei Betita  Former Noles Claudius Osei and Xavier Beitia spent their Spring touring the continent. But instead of checking out castles, they were playing in the NFL Europe.

Osei was the starting Free Safety for the Hamburg Sea Devils, which turned around a winless season by taking their last three games. Claudius finished with 33 tackles, including six on special teams.

Former teammate Beitia was the leading scorer for the Berlin Thunder. The X-Man had 48 total points,hitting on nine of thirteen FG attempts (with 47 yds. his longest) and 21 of 21 PATs. Next up for Beitia: attempting to win the Bucs PK job during pre-season camp.

April 28, 2006 in Noles In the Pros |

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