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  1. Oakland Raiders

    Second Round: 36th Pick

    NFL Comparison: Jay Cutler, QB, Chicago Bears

    Negatives

    •Footwork needs improvement; he often retreats from pressure and throws off his back foot. Needs to step into his throws more consistently.

    •Poor decision-making under duress.

    •Average pocket presence with wavering poise and unrefined pocket movement.

    •Stares down his intended target. He needs to improve eye discipline.

    •Too often appears to be flustered by pressure. Can be quick to flee the pocket.

    •Inconsistent mechanics, has a tendency to lock his lower half and throw with his arm alone.

    •Struggles when his receivers’ routes are disrupted.

    •Often late to recognize the blitz.

    •Operated almost exclusively out of shotgun with four or five receiver sets.

    •Not an anticipatory thrower.

    •Will not hurt defenses on the ground. He has enough mobility to get by but is not much of a running threat.

    •Hangs his receivers out to dry at times.

    •Does not appear to see the field very well, throwing into double-teams occasionally.

    •Struggled with top competition.

    •College career ended on a lousy note as he was erratic vs. USC in the Las Vegas Bowl.

  2. 7 minutes ago, Ozzy said:

    Been a fan since '75 when the Snake was the man!!!  This team has no defense, no balls, and no brains.  Waller is outrageous, and I feel bad for him.

    That just about the time 2 uncles of mine started taking me to Arrowhead annually. 

  3. 10 hours ago, Stephen said:

    I honestly think he hasn't been the same since his injury all those years ago, thus forcing the Raiders to start Connor "blanking" Cook in a playoff game, and the Raiders haven't been to the playoffs since. 

    This is very likely true. But it's apparent this isn't what he wants.  His calling is to stand behind a pulpit.  Which is fine, but just go do it. 

  4. Fiala Could be Traded Out of Minnesota

    Michael Russo of The Athletic suggests that the Kevin Fiala situation in Minnesota is worth keeping an eye on. The snake-bitten forward has been pulled from his regular power-play duties and there seems to be a disconnect between him and the coach. Russo writes that the Wild’s cap situation is a tight one over the next few seasons and there’s a reason the club chose to go with an arbitrator’s ruling versus a long-term extension with the player.

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