Eh. I'm pretty happy we got Bray. I would have been happy to get to draft any of the quarterbacks even as lousy of a draft class this is. I know they don't have to start right away but develop them as if they were going to get the opportunity anyways.


That shoulder on Matt Barkley put him at a high risk to take. Don't take any risk but we don't have any reward with Alex Smith. I think Matt Barkley arm could hold up with the advancement in medical field just like Adrian Peterson and Jamaal Charles legs holding up.

But, but...it was in caps! How can you argue with caps?

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So...WTF will McGloin be doing at practice?

Rubbing his Mcgroin or maybe Moe Davis's.

Tyler and the cuts sing the oldie goldies

McLovin!

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There was a time when the Oakland Raiders believed Tyler Wilson was a realistic option at quarterback. On Monday, the Raiders signed him to their practice squad.

Wilson was cut Sunday. One day later, the 2013 fourth-round draft pick passed through waivers unclaimed. Former NFL scout John Middlekauff appropriately summed it up:

It's been that type of summer for Wilson, who struggled in all aspects of the game as he fell behind Terrelle Pryor, Matt Flynn and fellow rookie Matt McGloin. Wilson -- a subject of conversation in the latest "Around The League Podcast" -- now will have to settle for the practice squad.

As for matters related to the Raiders' 53-man roster, coach Dennis Allen told reporters Monday that he wouldn't announce the Week 1 starting QB for "competitive reasons."

However, NFL.com's Ian Rapoport -- citing a source informed of the move -- reported Monday night that Raiders coaches have informed players that Pryor will start Sunday. Rapoport said Raiders offensive coordinator Greg Olson has taken a liking to the second-year pro.

Playing behind a leaky offensive line, Pryor's mobility gives the Raiders their best chance to win on a weekly basis.

"So you're telling me there's a chance ..."

How bad do you have to be to lose to McGroin?

I watched him and could not see any positives in his game. I was looking hard too. We won't know for awhile but it looks like we played the QBs in this years draft class properly. As in we didn't waste a pick on inferior prospects.

I heard today that Wilson is the highest draft pick yet (2013 draft) to be cut by a team.

So the Raiders have that going for them. LMAO.

Commitment to excellence!

Not that we have much room to gloat here but when you look at the last 3 years and what the Raiders have done its astoundingly stupid.

2011 traded a 1st and 2nd round pick for Carson Palmer
2011 gave a 3rd round pick in supplemental draft for Pryor

2013 traded Palmer to Arizona for a swap of 6th and 7th round picks, in other words, nothing.

2013 traded for Matt Flynn giving up a 5th and a conditional pick later.

2013 drafted Tyler Wilson in the 4th round and cut him.

Flynn loses starting job to Pryor.

So far I think Oakland has used a 1st a 2nd a 3rd a 4th and a 5th round draft pick the last 3 years to end up with Pryor and Flynn at QB and everything I have read neither have any chance of being a quality NFL starter.


But hey they 'tried" right?

I'm really surprised that no one has demolished RunKC in here yet. He was a big Wilson fan.

Does this EVER work? "Our offensive line is no good, so we'll play the running QB".

No, it doesn't.