SissyBoyFloyd
Pawnee, Skidi Clan
Check this out and tell me what you think - http://www.espn.com/nfl/story/_/id/26500327/mess-up
Agree with the first part. Talk is cheap and irrelevent - Raiders will trade up unless they don't. What Mayock says or doesn't say is just background noise & should be vigorously ignored.Can't trust anything at this time of the year. However, I do think Raiders will stay with Carr at QB and use their 3 #1 picks to build their team. It really makes the most sense and Mayock is a good judge of players. Bottom line is I don't see any team trading up to get the Cards pick.
No way the Raiders are trading any of those picks. Mayock was hired for this moment. Not trading up for the midget. Too many holes elsewhere. Might take him at 4 but not at 1.
Don't discount a trade up for the consensus #1 player in this draft and a dire need : Bosa.
I’m still guessing no.Don't discount a trade up for the consensus #1 player in this draft and a dire need : Bosa.
This is the deepest D-Line draft since 2002. Only an idiot would trade up for a D-Lineman when the team with the top pick is almost unanimously expected to draft a Quarterback
Ian RapoportVerified account @RapSheet 4m4 minutes ago
Sources: #Raiders coach Jon Gruden and GM Mike Mayock sent their scouts home for the weekend and they are not expected to return by draft time. The belief is they don’t know who to trust and wanted to clear the room.
My two Raiders buddies want to dump Carr and get Murray. They think Carr is average and you can only win with him if your team is loaded.
My two Raiders buddies want to dump Carr and get Murray. They think Carr is average and you can only win with him if your team is loaded.
My two Raiders buddies want to dump Carr and get Murray. They think Carr is average and you can only win with him if your team is loaded.
Everybody always wants the shiny new toy even if the old one works fine.Most fans have the attention span of a hard boiled egg.Put a sticker on the product saying new and improved and some will buy it even if its not worth a crap.
But it's also a business.. and as the game grows, you need to grow with it. Or get left behind.. just like the old toy that works just fine.Everybody always wants the shiny new toy even if the old one works fine.Most fans have the attention span of a hard boiled egg.Put a sticker on the product saying new and improved and some will buy it even if its not worth a crap.
Kinda like Murray at OK...lolMy two Raiders buddies want to dump Carr and get Murray. They think Carr is average and you can only win with him if your team is loaded.
But it's also a business.. and as the game grows, you need to grow with it. Or get left behind.. just like the old toy that works just fine.
From their perspective that shiny new toy would be 4 years of a rookie salary. After next year they can dump Carr for a total of 7 million dollars in cap hit compared to paying him 62 million dollars.
So Murray equates to what they feel is an upgrade and 2-3 additional players in talent. That is why he is worth trading for