So much for the Bruce Campbell to the Raiders storyline so popular following the combine.
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The New York Jets took Vladimir Ducasse of UMass and the New Orleans Saints closed out the third round at No. 64 to close out the second round.
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Lamarr Houston, a 6-foot-2, 300-pound defensive tackle, is the second defensive standout taken by the Raiders.
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Oakland dealt the 42nd pick to the New England Patriots, who already had three picks in Round 2.
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Buffalo selected defensive tackle Torell Troup from Central Florida, with no other offensive tackles having gone off the board except Rodger Saffold since the start of Round 2.
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With the Cleveland Browns taking Oregon safety T.J. Ward with pick No. 38, the Raiders _ instead of taking a tackle _ dealt the pick to the Tampa Bay Bucs and will pick at No. 42.
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The agent for Rolando McClain told a Huntsville newspaper his client would receive a contract with $20 million guaranteed and a total package worth $40 million.
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Not sure what else they’ll have, but there’s an interesting backfield developing in Kansas City.
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The Chiefs didn’t take an offensive tackle in the first round, opting for Eric Berry.
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All the talk about someone trading up with the second round starting on Day 2, and, of course, the Rams go ahead and make their pick.
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