Exceptional job, I haven't finished reading the whole thing, but I'll give my comments on the Raiders:
First, I'd be unhappy with these picks, which is not a criticism. In fact, it may mean you are dead on.
1.4 Darren McFadden--In this situation, I would probably prefer Gholston or Ellis, but can't get upset about DMC. There are a lot of people that think DMC is the pick, McShay even thinks the Raiders would take him over Chris Long (!). Ellis isn't a possibility, but Gholston is, I think. Gholston makes me nervous, I wonder if he'll be an every down 4-3 end. Going by what seems most likely, I think it's a toss up between DMC and Gholston. So.....a good pick.
4- 5-104- Paul Hubbard, WR, Wisconsin--Track guy that is coming off an injury, prototype size.....yeah, this fits. I think a WR they like might be enticing to them. If the draft played out this way, I'd be rooting for
Frank Okam or
Shawn Crable. One thing, I think if
Tony Hills is there, they'll jump on him.
6- 3-169- Darius Reynaud, WR, West Virginia--Sweet Christmas, another WR. Well, the Raiders do tend to draft these guys late, and they hang around for a year or so, then disappear. I like this guys build, kinda stocky, and could create some trouble from the slot. In this same spot, as a fan, I'd be eyeballing
Kirk Barton, Justin Forsett, and
Bruce Davis.
7- 6-213-Chris Harrington, DE, Texas A&M--This guy definitely fits with the D-linemen the Raiders take late. Big, strong guys, maybe not burners, but hard workers. Shawn Johnson, JJ Milan, Jay Richardson, Ryan Riddle, etc. At this point, I'd be screaming for a DT, and warts and all, I'd be rooting for
Jason Shirley.
7-19-226- Tyler Polumbus, OT, Colorado--Nice, a late round OT. I don't know if this guy can play ZBS, and I have given up trying to figure out how ZBS teams rate their O-linemen. But I like the position.
All the picks seem to make sense to me. I hope they don't take two WRs, but every year, teams don't just fill out their picks by need. Great job again, Sigmund.