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Del wrote:The same amount of rings the person you want to draft has

hey Tene... Sucks my balls how bout that?

Del, I may have been insulted if not for your obvious head injury. Comparing the number of rings a seasoned NFL veteran has, or does not have in this case, to a college QB who has yet to even step on the field as an NFL QB, or even be drafted, is so obviously insane that it is startingly pathetic. Also, that speaks a lot more to how bad your original comparison was. Smh.

yawn you started it

No need for that guys.......I don't see our coaching staff being able to coach any of these Qbs to their strengths while hiding/working on their weaknesses, it could be a disaster, however this whole regime might be gone next year so maybe it wont be so bad if you truly believe any of these guys can be the guy

I agree...QB first and then worry about drafting Defense.

Report: Johnny Manziel impressed Raiders at combine

INDIANAPOLIS -- Johnny Manziel's NFL Scouting Combine experience is over. By most accounts, it was a success.

Jacksonville Jaguars general manager David Caldwell told Peter King of TheMMQB.com that Manziel's interview with the team was "very impressive." That opinion reportedly was shared by the Oakland Raiders.

SiriusXM NFL Radio reported that Manziel met with the Raiders, and owner Mark Davis came away "very impressed." Former Raiders quarterback Rich Gannon likes Manziel's game, but believes the Raiders are a bad fit for him because they aren't ready to win with a young quarterback. (Any rookie quarterback is a bad fit for Oakland by that logic. The Raiders hold the No. 5 overall pick.)

There still are questions to answer about Manziel's playing style and some lingering concern about his maturity. But Manziel is starting to convince teams of his passion for the game and ability to handle the public side of being a franchise quarterback.

No matter what Gannon thinks, Manziel in an Oakland Raiders uniform just fits.

MANZIEL MANZIEL MANZIEL!