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Walter Football Asked by Walter Football
11/16/2014

If you were the Raiders where would you go with the #1 pick?

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Draft Mariota

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Trade Down WINNER

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Draft Mariota

If you were the Raiders where would you go with the #1 pick?
2 Comments
Mario Migelini
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Mario Migelini

rader needs qb why not trade for tarvis jaskins for #1 forst ronds picks

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Josh Coleman
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Josh Coleman

Maybe the Raiders can finally hit on #1 pick QB. They need redemption after Russell and Marinovich

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84%
Trade Down

If you were the Raiders where would you go with the #1 pick?
22 Comments
Matt Wemer
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Matt Wemer

Derek Carr has already won over a much maligned locker room and has performed okay with an awful supporting cast. He may not be Hall of Fame material, but give him a LT and some playmakers on offense and they start looking like competitors in the AFC West, especially when Manning retires in the next two to three years. Trade down and pick up some draft picks that can be easily convertible to key offense pieces like guards, tight ends and role receivers. Pick up LT Peat with your new first rounder and the Raiders will look mighty dangerous

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Alfredo Cota
Alfredo Cota

Actually LT Donald Penn, along with rookie LG Gabe Jackson, has been the only bright spot this year, so perhaps you could count on him for next year too and grab either a skill position player (Cooper or Gurley) or a defensive stud to pair with Khalil Mack (Leonard Williams or Gregory, depending who's available).

Matt Wemer
Matt Wemer

That's fair, Penn has been good, I always feel like Offensive line is the best way to build, Penn is 31, which isnt necessarily young, but a new young lineman can last on a team for the next ten years, a WR or RB can dominate and fizzle out within 4 or 5, so a complete rebuild in my opinion can wait on WR or RB. My worry would be that Carr could get hurt or go the way of his brother if the offensive line doesn't remain the offense's strong point. A Defensive player might work out, but another DE/OLB seems like overkill with so many holes in the roster. If they go defense, I would think about a safety or ILB that can be a real leader/"QB of the defense". That being said, I think Peat would be better, because you can stash him at RT to learn and then shift him over once things get into gear

Orion Michael
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Orion Michael

Carr has been good. The raiders need to refuel in so many areas, more picks is the best way to do that

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character limits suc
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character limits suc

Cuz I'm tired of Walt's bullshit

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Alfredo Cota
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Alfredo Cota

The Raiders need talent in almost every position, and Carr has played reasonably well considering he has literally no running game and below average receivers.

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Sajid Mahmood
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Sajid Mahmood

Derek Carr is a baller with no weapons or offensive line. How about build that defense, OL, and WR position via FA and the draft. The Raiders need to build through the draft and get starters through FA.

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Brandon Rivers
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Brandon Rivers

Because Carr is more than capable. They need picks this year and to strengthen their defense and plan their future around Carr. They need to focus on ways to give him support and stop looking for a splash.

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Andrew Compton
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Andrew Compton

Carr has played admirably for a Rookie Qb with no one else on the offensive side of the ball. No need to get a QB #1st overall, trade down, pick up Amari Cooper and a separate pick.

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Walter Football
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Walter Football

Develop Carr and get better overall with Gregory or a LT.

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Glenn Ellingson
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Glenn Ellingson

Leave Carr alone and let him play. We need to get him some weapons and some protection. The D is solid.

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Ben Peterson
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Ben Peterson

Derek Carr has shown flashes, there's no need to get another QB a year after drafting a pretty good one.

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John Ochoa
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John Ochoa

The Raiders need to improve at so many positions right now that they would be able to get a treasure trove of picks back in a trade from a team that is truly desperate for a QB. Derek Carr has played well for the most part, though he still has a lot more developing to do. However, the Raiders have huge needs on both sides of the ball and I think they would do well to get Carr some more weapons and to improve his protection. They definitely need pass rushers, but it is very easy to undo a young QB if he doesn't have support, so if I were the Raiders, I would consider trading down to be able to draft Gurley or Cooper.

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William Van Dahm
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William Van Dahm

They have more pressing needs and are getting good value out of Carr

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Adam Platner
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Adam Platner

The raiders have holes at almost every position and Carr has proven to show some upside. Draft a playmaker at WR, a pass rusher or an OL. You have to build from the inside out.

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Russell Cragun
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Russell Cragun

Carr could be decent with more help.

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the creature
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the creature

Carr just needs a chance, and some defensive pieces to keep him from constantly playing from behind. While he could use some offensive weapons that have some tread left on the their tires and/or some talent, too, the defense is the need better addressed here. The Raiders are bad enough to where they are best served adding picks over picking #1 overall.

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Christopher Fan
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Christopher Fan

The Raiders aren't terrible because they have a bad quarterback. They're terrible because there are multiple positions of need that have to be upgraded. Derek Carr needs more than 1 year to show his ability, and picking up more draft picks will give the Raiders a better chance at becoming competitive.

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Visitor
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Visitor

Carr has all of the tools to be the Raiders QB of the future. He has superb arm strength and is able to make any throw on the field , as well as being very mobile. He reminds me a lot of Aaron rodgers, give him a line and a find a young TE or WR and he raiders could have a good offense and start competing. In a time where rookie QBs are thrown into the fire for not leading their teams to the playoffs and posting rookie Cam or RG3 like numbers, he's done well with what he has and has made a horrible raiders team even better if you can believe that.

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Paul Wolfgram
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Paul Wolfgram

If someone comes up with right deal, of course, pull the trigger. How many pieces on this roster are irreplaceable? Can't be more then 3-4 right now and not much on the skill players.

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Arpan Das
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Arpan Das

Carr is probably the only bright spot on their offense and has proven to be a capable NFL QB. Build around him on offense and model your draft plan after the 2012 rebuilding Colts, who absolutely killed it in the draft.

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Alex Owens
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Alex Owens

Mariota is overrated as a Pro Prospect. Stick with Carr and get good players around him. This team needs PICKS!!!

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Dennis Christin
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Dennis Christin

Carr is the future and Oak needs more pick to fill the million holes on that roster.

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David John
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David John

id like to see oakland build around carr and they could do that by morgaging this pick into mutliple picks

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Walter Football Asked by Walter Football
2/20/2018

Who won the Branden Albert trade?

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Jaguars IT'S A TIE

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Dolphins IT'S A TIE

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Jaguars

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Dolphins

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Should the 49ers Trade for Kirk Cousins?
Walter Football Asked by Walter Football
2/15/2017

Should the 49ers Trade for Kirk Cousins?

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Yes IT'S A TIE

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No IT'S A TIE

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Yes

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No

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