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8 or 24 best player of the era
Funny, but no. There is enough respect to last a million lifetimes. All these clowns talking shyt year in and year out, wish they had a history as glorious as the Raiders. Their hate is respect.
"They Don't Know Its Us, Not Like Were The Raiders" Official 2016 Oakland Raiders Off-Season Thread
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UCLA linebacker Myles Jack is considered arguably the top prospect at his position in this year's draft. In some circles, he's even considered the top overall defensive player, ahead of even Florida State safety Jalen Ramsey. Jack is ridiculously athletic, able to range the entire field in both the run game and against the pass. He played running back in addition to linebacker during his college career, and he worked on some snaps as a safety and a slot corner as well.
On the field, he is everything you look for in an elite prospect. But ... he has degenerative knee issues. Jack admitted as much on Wednesday, the day before the draft.
Check out our updated mock drafts from our five experts
"(The degenerative problems are) there, but it's nothing extreme," Jack said, per the New York Post. "Down the line, possibly I could have microfracture surgery -- potentially. Who knows what will happen? Nobody knows how long anybody is going to play in this league. To play three years in this league would be above average."
Jack is correct in stating that three years would be an above-average career, but that's not exactly the kind of thing teams want to hear from their first-round pick. They want a decade of dominant play. There's no guarantee that Jack won't last 10 years or more, but with the knee condition, it's probably less likely.
3 years???.. I need a player who's going to give me 6 or 7 years, hell even Woodson years....
Get who ever is the best defensive back or defensive lineman on the board
On the field, he is everything you look for in an elite prospect. But ... he has degenerative knee issues. Jack admitted as much on Wednesday, the day before the draft.
Check out our updated mock drafts from our five experts
"(The degenerative problems are) there, but it's nothing extreme," Jack said, per the New York Post. "Down the line, possibly I could have microfracture surgery -- potentially. Who knows what will happen? Nobody knows how long anybody is going to play in this league. To play three years in this league would be above average."
Jack is correct in stating that three years would be an above-average career, but that's not exactly the kind of thing teams want to hear from their first-round pick. They want a decade of dominant play. There's no guarantee that Jack won't last 10 years or more, but with the knee condition, it's probably less likely.
3 years???.. I need a player who's going to give me 6 or 7 years, hell even Woodson years....Get who ever is the best defensive back or defensive lineman on the board
Captain Crunch
Veteran
Trojan 24
Veteran
NFL won't allow it brehwhy you think they gave the Chargers a 2 year option
I thought those fakkits only had a one year
Gully Bull
Love Sponge
UCLA linebacker Myles Jack is considered arguably the top prospect at his position in this year's draft. In some circles, he's even considered the top overall defensive player, ahead of even Florida State safety Jalen Ramsey. Jack
Draft Greg Oden brehs
I'd go with best Available as we will need pieces in place for when Carr coop and mack enter their prime
Nah it's 2..I thought those fakkits only had a one year
All I want is the best player that's available and who's willing to put in that work, honestly that's all I care about.
We gotta take Jack if he's there. There are risks with every player we've been linked to in these mocks.
Elliott- Played in the zone-read scheme and benefited from defenses having to respect the QB as a possible running threat on every run play. (I personally think Elliott will be a great back in the NFL, but still a slight risk considering the scheme he played in
Plus I don't think he's gonna make it to 14 anyway.)
Nkemdiche- Caught with drugs, fell out a window, wants to get a pet panther after he's drafted. Dude might not even be alive next season. (I still want him if we can't get Elliott or Jack though
)
William Jackson III- Played corner at UH... same school that gave us Stanford Routt and DJ Hayden.
Ragland- Questionable speed and was flagged for an enlarged aorta.
At least if we take a chance on Jack, we're taking a chance on a top 3 talent in this draft.
Elliott- Played in the zone-read scheme and benefited from defenses having to respect the QB as a possible running threat on every run play. (I personally think Elliott will be a great back in the NFL, but still a slight risk considering the scheme he played in
Plus I don't think he's gonna make it to 14 anyway.)Nkemdiche- Caught with drugs, fell out a window, wants to get a pet panther after he's drafted. Dude might not even be alive next season. (I still want him if we can't get Elliott or Jack though
)William Jackson III- Played corner at UH... same school that gave us Stanford Routt and DJ Hayden.
Ragland- Questionable speed and was flagged for an enlarged aorta.
At least if we take a chance on Jack, we're taking a chance on a top 3 talent in this draft.
BayArea Breez
GOAT Defensive Raider
If drafting Jack at 14 gives us a Patrick Willis rookie season production... and DOA the rest of his career... I say do it. Windows in the NFL are small and if you ready, i'm ready to go all-in this season. Considering it may the the last in the Bay... fukk it and do it.
Here's hoping Jack saying he might need microfracture surgery is a ploy for him to fall to the Nation. IF you were the top defensive prospect coming out of the draft, why WOULDN'T you want to play for JDR and that potentially beast of a defense.
Here's hoping Jack saying he might need microfracture surgery is a ploy for him to fall to the Nation. IF you were the top defensive prospect coming out of the draft, why WOULDN'T you want to play for JDR and that potentially beast of a defense.
UCLA linebacker Myles Jack is considered arguably the top prospect at his position in this year's draft. In some circles, he's even considered the top overall defensive player, ahead of even Florida State safety Jalen Ramsey. Jack is ridiculously athletic, able to range the entire field in both the run game and against the pass. He played running back in addition to linebacker during his college career, and he worked on some snaps as a safety and a slot corner as well.
On the field, he is everything you look for in an elite prospect. But ... he has degenerative knee issues. Jack admitted as much on Wednesday, the day before the draft.
Check out our updated mock drafts from our five experts
"(The degenerative problems are) there, but it's nothing extreme," Jack said, per the New York Post. "Down the line, possibly I could have microfracture surgery -- potentially. Who knows what will happen? Nobody knows how long anybody is going to play in this league. To play three years in this league would be above average."
Jack is correct in stating that three years would be an above-average career, but that's not exactly the kind of thing teams want to hear from their first-round pick. They want a decade of dominant play. There's no guarantee that Jack won't last 10 years or more, but with the knee condition, it's probably less likely.
Get who ever is the best defensive back or defensive lineman on the board
To keep it 100.. Al Davis f*cked up big time. He literally had LA all to himself all he had to do was just be patient. The Rams bounced first and even before that they played way out in Anaheim. Love the guy, may he rest in peace but he had no vision whatsoever. Moved the team back to Oakland about four months before the season started, they later built the 'Mount Al Davis' section that has been tarped off for football and baseball and they had the same problems as when they first left for LA in the first place. There was no reason for him to leave LA. They were planning to build a stadium next to the Forum way back then.. all he had to do was chill and be patient. Could've been one of the richest franchises in the league.
Just need him to be there at 14.
Oakland is not spending a dime on a new stadium breh.. Their just going to focus on the A's. The city can make more from 82 home baseball games as opposed to 8-10 home football games