Raiders Draft Best player available or QB in 1sr RD? Val Shreveport story

Send us Fan MailThe hosts discuss the upcoming NFL draft and the potential picks for the Las Vegas Raiders. They debate whether the team should prioritize drafting a quarterback in the first round or focus on building the offensive line. The conversation also touches on the deep draft at right guard, right tackle, and cornerback positions. The hosts consider the importance of selecting the best player available and discuss the possibility of drafting Spencer Rattler in the third round. They emphasize the need for a balanced team and the long-term impact of playoff success. In this episode, Gunny's speed and worth are discussed, emphasizing his value as a first-round draft pick. The conversation then shifts to the importance of building a winning team over time and the influence of coaches on quarterback success. The role of AP in team success is highlighted, along with the significance of draft picks. Realistic expectations and backup plans are also explored. The hosts then share Val's casino adventure, recounting the events of the night and the aftermath. The episode concludes with announcements about upcoming TBH events and Noah's birthday celebration.TakeawaysThe Las Vegas Raiders should prioritize building the offensive line in the first round of the NFL draft.The draft is deep at right guard, right tackle, and cornerback positions, which are areas of need for the team.The hosts debate whether it is worth drafting a quarterback in the first round or waiting to address the position in later rounds.The importance of selecting the best player available is emphasized, considering the long-term impact on the team's success.Support the showContact us Youtube  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsSIpLR0A67OtmJXjyyZ7CgFacebook https://www.facebook.com/TheSilverandBlackRadioPodcastInstagram https://www.instagram.com/silverandblackradiopodcast/Twitter https://twitter.com/SBWCPODCASTAT https://www.speakpipe.com/SilverandBlackRadioPodcastor call at 970-628-0837