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Completely agree The Kolton Miller pick made no sense. The Raiders do need Oline. And I'm not saying Miller may not eventually develop into a great Offensive lineman has hit and miss. But you just don't trade back to take a gamble. When You have Vita Vea OTB. Who I think is the clear top DT and a need on the board. Pass on a CB another much more important need. Or hand darwin James who very well may have been the best safety in the draft to the Chargers. Especially with OT being a depth position in the draft.
PJ Hall is another nice project. But with a 2nd rd pick he's a stretch. Also wouldnt have been a need if they stayed put and grabbed Vea or waited on Hurst. Who was a top tier DT before the heart condition news broke. I think he will be fine he played his entire college career with the same condition. But trading back with Joshua Jackson and other corners still OTB for Hall was another bad move. Hell I may have gone RB over Hall at that point. They will have to address an elite RB to replace Lynch at some point soon.
I did like the Key,Hurst and Victor picks although they are all risks. The Nelson pick may have been their best pick. But they could have had a better cb earlier. Ateman may turn out to be a solid pick.But this was far from a solid draft imo. I'm really not sure what they were thinking. But they basically traded back and passed on top tier players in the first two rounds to gain picks. Just to give those extra picks to move up later.And pick players to compensate the need positions they missed on early in the draft. A lot of wasted movement. When they could have picked some elite talent they passed on and filled the other holes they really needed to fill. With the multiple picks they had. Raiders dropped the ball in this draft pretty bad imo
It was a C like I've been saying all along and several others gave them that grade.