Oakland Raiders Draft News
Round 2
2. Detroit Lions
3. Houston Texans
4. Chicago Bears
5. Arizona Cardinals
6. Dallas Cowboys
7. Minnesota Vikings
8. Jacksonville Jaguars
9. Carolina Panthers
10. Baltimore Ravens
11. Seattle Seahawks
12. St. Louis Rams
13. Washington Redskins
14. Buffalo Bills
15. San Diego Chargers
16. Kansas City Chiefs
17. New Orleans Saints
18. Miami Dolphins
19. New England Patriots
20. Denver Broncos
21. Cleveland Browns
22. New York Jets
23. Atlanta Falcons
24. Indianapolis Colts
25. New York Giants
26. San Francisco 49ers
27. Pittsburgh Steelers
28. Tennessee Titans
29. Green Bay Packers
30 Philadelphia Eagles
31. Oakland Raiders
32. Tampa Bay Bucs
Bryant Johnson WR Penn State
Musa Smith RB Georgia
DeWayne White DE Louisville
Rex Grossman QB Florida
Onterrio Smith RB Oregon
Terry Pierce LB Kansas State
Vince Manuwai G Hawaii
Jon Stinchomb OT Georgia
Chris Simms QB Texas
Dennis Weathersby CB Oregon St.
Al Johnson C Wisconsin
Anquan Boldin WR Florida State
Gerald Hayes LB Pittsburgh
Brett Williams OT Florida State
Sammy Davis CB Texas A&M
Ken Hamlin S Arkansas
Troy Polamalu S USC
Chris Brown RB Colorado
Jason Witten TE Tennessee
Tyler Bryanton DE/DT Colorado
Montrae Holland G Florida State
Kindal Moorehead DE Alabama
Nick Barnett LB/S Oregon State
Dave Ragone QB Louisville
Tyrone Calico WR Middle Tenn. St
Rashean Mathis S Bethune Cook.
Derrick Dockery G Texas
Clifton Smith LB Syracuse
Jarrett Johnson DT Alabama
Doug Gabriel WR Central Florida
Torrin Tucker G Southern Miss.
Doug Gabriel is a guy that can step in after a year of learning and become a very solid compliment to Jerry Porter. Gabriel has good size at 6'2 200 lbs, can stretch a defense vertically with his 4.4 speed, and makes the tough catches in the crowd.
Tryone Calico, a physically imposing Terrell Owens lookalike is also an option, though he is very raw and isn't as consistent with his hands as Gabriel is. Depending on the situation with Mo Collins, we might end up taking a guard in this round. An outside linebacker to groom behind Bill Romanowski also makes sense, especially since there aren't that many 1st round caliber OLBs, some solid ones should fall to the lower 2nd round.