goto 3:35 and 4:00 in that vid i posted of him those are a couple good ones

5:12 great awareness lol

This post was edited by Intact on Feb 14 2014 05:37pm

http://media.957thegame.com/a/87534187/kory-sheets-says-he-s-a-more-complete-player-since-his-last-nfl-action.htm

Kory Sheets radio interview on bay area sports radio. man im so excited for this guy i hope he tears it up !!

This post was edited by Intact on Feb 14 2014 05:45pm

2013 season: The Oakland Raiders essentially thought Robinson (Oklahoma State) beat out seventh-round draft pick David Bass (Missouri Western State) for the team’s final defensive end spot on the roster as Bass was cut. But while Bass surfaced with the Chicago Bears and played in 12 games, starting one, and had a sack with 23 tackles and an interception, Robinson appeared in 12 games for the Raiders and had two solo tackles with a pass defensed.

Looking ahead: The Raiders need production out of their pass rush and Robinson did not exactly provide that, granted, in relatively limited opportunities. Prototypical edge rusher is one of Oakland’s many needs in free agency and the draft, and the Raiders have vowed to upgrade the position, so it will be tough for Robinson to maintain his standing as the backup right defensive end.

The Raiders’ other 2013 rookies that finished the season on the roster: S Shelton Johnson, CB Chance Casey, WR Greg Jenkins, G Lamar Mady, QB Matt McGloin, WR Brice Butler, DT Stacy McGee, TE Mychal Rivera, RB Latavius Murray, TE Nick Kasa, LB Sio Moore, OT Menelik Watson, CB D.J. Hayden.

Well if he's from the CFL he's probably cheap, if he's injured all the time it's not a 6 million dollar loss.

hes fast as fuck from the looks of it but then again its the cfl. hopefully he can produce

I'm really not sure if we should go after a QB or not in the draft. But improving our line and our defense is something I think we can accomplish this off season, so we should prioritize it.

yea thats the same thing i was thinking. hes cheap labor so if he can produce even a little its still a good deal imo. it would be good if he came out ballin. i hope jennings stays and both of them can have good years. i can only hope.

resign jennings
resign woodson
sign another vet rb
sign a vet cb
sign a vet dline
sign a vet oline
sign a vet wr

ofc i can list more but zzz

OL/DB/WR are the #1's for me IMO. I might be okay with Bridgewater if he falls but other than that nn a running QB, we have Pryor if we want to develop a hybrid threat, and he's shown some promise, even throwing. In our current state, we're not set up to get a young QB and develop them because we have weak pass protection and no #1 WR. Streeter is a great target, Holmes is a respectable #3/4, and Denarius Moore is another okay #2 option, but we don't have a guy that can break it for huge gains. If we can draft a fast slot WR with a mid round pick (3-5, we should use #1 on OT or a defensive stud and #2 on CB) that should shore up our biggest offensive weakness, which was that we had no spark from anyone except Pryor. As soon as he started to stall out there was nobody to pick up the momentum, and we crashed and burned a lot.

Of course, this all depends on how good we think Watkins is going to be. If the staff sees him as the next great WR, we should definitely try to get him. Just look at how far Calvin Johnson has taken the Lions.



Between Jennings and this new guy I think we're okay for RBs. Get a 3rd stringer from somewhere and have him contribute on special teams. If we get a vet CB, vet OL, and vet WR, we go into the draft with very few critical needs and can afford to draft the best players available. But it would also mean that our first pick is 100% QB.

I'd rather get a vet QB like Matt Cassel and draft a young OL/CB/WR early in the draft and wait for a QB class that I like more to come around.

This post was edited by BardOfXiix on Feb 15 2014 01:05pm

agreed