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Reuben Foster failed a drug test, Reggie you bytch ass nikka if you don't draft this nikka....:pacspit:

Reggie McKenzie is a great GM and he's already been targeting a better player. Jarrad Davis from Florida.

Pray to God he is available when ya'll pick at #24. Dude is the next Patrick Willis and he's been getting mocked to you guys for a while now.

He's WAY BETTER than Reuben Foster.
 
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Reuben Foster failed a drug test at the combine :skip:



Welp, that's one way to tumble down the draft board :beli:



Remember when I said I wouldn't take him in the first round because of his character issues? :hubie:

Dude is a bust waiting to happen. He's undersized, reckless with his hitting, and irresponsible off the field.

Anyone who takes him in the first round ahead of Jarrad Davis or Haason Reddikk is just asking for it.
 

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I wouldn't be mad if we took Foster but there's LBs that you can get in the later rounds thar would get you more vaule.


Honestly i think we should trade back from the 11th pick and target Kevin King
 

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Drug testing for shyt like weed is dumb, but dude knows he has to stay clean. Still doesn't have the discipline to just chill out for a little it seems. That leads me to believe there's legit character/decision making issues there.

I mean I wanna give him the benefit of the doubt but it's hard to. If you're not gonna follow a simple ass rule like that when faced with affecting millions how are you gonna act after you actually get paid? I'd have to have a long talk with him before I decided to go all in there
 

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Reuben Foster failed a drug test at the combine :skip:



Welp, that's one way to tumble down the draft board :beli:


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Not everybody loses millions over it :francis:
Don't think he's gonna fall far if at all. Shouldn't make it pass 15. Failing a test for weed isn't as big of a deal as it used to be as long as he don't post a vid of himself smoking with a gas mask 5 min before the draft starts
 

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NBC Sports says Raiders have owner's permission to draft RB Joe Mixon

NBC Sports says Raiders have owner's permission to draft RB Joe Mixon

Multiple teams have been granted permission by their ownership to draft former Oklahoma Sooners running back Joe Mixon Mixon, including the Oakland Raiders per Josh Norris of NBC Sports.

The other teams with ownership approval include the Philadelphia Eagles, New Orleans Saints, Cincinnati Bengals. Minnesota Vikings and Dallas Cowboys, per Norris.

Here is a look at Norris’ segment on Pro Football Talk where he the report was first heard.

Mixon is a first-round talent with an Adonis physique. He has huge hands for a running back (10.25 inches), and at almost 6-foot-1 and 228 pounds, Mixon possesses the size and skill set to step in as a Day 1 starter for Oakland.

Despite his inordinate amount of talent, the video of him assaulting a young woman finally surfaced after months of his team trying to suppress it, causing permanent damage to his draft stock. Simply put, the imagery of Mixon breaking several bones in the face of his victim is something many general managers can’t shake — nor abide, on their roster.

While general manager Reggie McKenzie’s thoughts on Mixon are unknown, we know Raiders owner Mark Davis won’t stand in the way should McKenzie feel Mixon is the correct selection at the 2017 NFL draft on April 27-29 in Philadelphia.

 
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