[...]Raiders get compensatory pick at No. 240 – Inside the Oakland Raiders – A look inside the world of the highly classified Oakland Raiders from the writers of Bay Area News Group[...]…

[...]Raiders get compensatory pick at No. 240 – Inside the Oakland Raiders – A look inside the world of the highly classified Oakland Raiders from the writers of Bay Area News Group[...]…

[...]Raiders get compensatory pick at No. 240 – Inside the Oakland Raiders – A look inside the world of the highly classified Oakland Raiders from the writers of Bay Area News Group[...]…

[...]Raiders get compensatory pick at No. 240 – Inside the Oakland Raiders – A look inside the world of the highly classified Oakland Raiders from the writers of Bay Area News Group[...]…

Raiders get compensatory pick at No. 240 – Inside the Oakland Raiders – A look inside the world of the highly classified Oakland Raiders from the writers of Bay Area News Group…

Post #302 made a really good point!!!
Schedule this year is much more tough.
IMO we,which don’t mean jack,we haven’t done anything to upgrade this team
resigning our FA ok but still have more needs
we play the top teams this yr. So with that being said this team is gonna have to take the next step. Without #21 an #24 ummm man that’s gone be hard.
Defense altready took a lost without them an we haven’t played one game yet
we have to play the pats jets GB the bears etc etc not to mention our own division
so we will see what happens.

Will he be able to dominate like that in the NFL ?

No.

But he will still remain a terrific threat to scramble and break long runs at any time. Additionally, he should be able to convert 3rd downs with his running ability alone, and extend drives.

Will he put in the time and effort to master all the intricacies of being a top notch NFL QB ?

He has excellent arm strength. Whether he’s going to be very accurate or develop ‘touch’ at the next level is debatable.

Only time will tell.

If I’m an NFL GM the only way I pass on Kim is if I’m certain he’s not going to be dedicated and I’m convinced he can’t develop into an accurate thrower.

There’s no way in hell I miss the opportunity to draft a potentially dominating franchise QB.

You bet there’s a huge risk of Kim being a bust, but also remember there’s no sure thing in this or any other draft.

After the JaMoron debacle it’s understandable why Raider fans would be especially dubious about Kim and lean towards not drafting him, but I don’t share that mindset.

If the Raids had a premium pick and Kim was available, I think they’d be foolish not to take him.

Athletic? Yes. Very much so but he’s a theif who was kicked out of Florida for stealing lap tops. He ran an exrtemely pared down offense at Auburn. Mostly one read and throw.

There are serious and legit questions about this guy being able to become an NFL caliber QB.

Theres copious tape of him not only making bad reads but worse, no reads at all.

Aside from the legitimate concerns over his attitude and off field flags he’s not an NFL caliber QB.

Most people know he’ll need tons of work to become one. Thats why its a huge deal to find out if he has the attitude and fortitude to study lead and become one.

I’m betting no but stranger things have happened.

If he slides out of the 1st round, he can partially thank Jamarcass

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If the Bungals take Newton that high, they will regret it!

Same goes for the Bills.

To hell with him. Didn’t AD call him a chickensh*t lil biotch a couple of years ago?

He predicts San Diego to reclaim the division. WRONG. Their window is now CLOSED.

Looking at that TE? (can’t remember his name)

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The Raiders do need another LEGIT TE to pair with Miller.

Having two TE’s who are legit weapons would make the offense more deadly and unpredictable.

Look what the Pats did by utilizing Hernandez and Gronkowski properly last year.