Friday is the first time the Raiders’ rookies will take the field. It’s Rookie minicamp and the team is busy ensuring that several of those rookies hit that field with their contract behind them.T..."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Raiders StoriesScheduleRosterStatsYahoo Raiders NewsYahoo Raiders Team PageYahoo Raiders ReportYahoo Raiders Depth ChartYahoo Raiders TransactionsYahoo Raiders PhotosOdds About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub ✕Raiders Draft 2019All Raiders day three draft pick rookies signed to 4-year deals ahead of rookie minicampNew Womens Derek Carr Jersey ,22commentsPDTShareTweetShareShareAll Raiders day three draft pick rookies signed to 4-year deals ahead of rookie minicampFoster MoreauOakland RaidersFriday is the first time the Raiders’ rookies will take the field. It’s Rookie minicamp and the team is busy ensuring that several of those rookies hit that field with their contract behind them.Thursday the team made a flurry of moves, signing fourth round edge rusher Maxx Crosby, cornerback Isaiah Johnson, tight end Foster Moreau, fifth round wide receiver Hunter Renfrow, and seventh round edge rusher Quinton Ball to their 4-year rookie deals. I can just picture the line out the door to get the deals done.There isn’t really any wiggle room in these contracts, especially the later ones, so there is no reason for a holdup. Best to get them done and out of the way so these guys can go start their NFL careers. The Raiders had a total of nine selections in the 2019 draft. Their top four picks from day one and two are still remaining to be signed. They are:Round 1, pick 4: Clelin FerrellRound 1, pick 24: Josh JacobsRound 1, pick 27: Johnathan AbramRound 2, pick 40: Trayvon MullenFollow @LeviDamien Two Antonio Browns have existed over the past year. There has been the one in Pittsburgh with the blonde mustache who missed Week 17, created tension in the locker room and often showed up late. B..."WhiteFanposts Fanshots Raiders StoriesScheduleRosterStatsYahoo Raiders NewsYahoo Raiders Team PageYahoo Raiders ReportYahoo Raiders Depth ChartYahoo Raiders TransactionsYahoo Raiders PhotosOdds About Masthead Community Guidelines StubHub 鉁旳 look into Antonio Brown’s past: Will he be accountable in Oakland?New,70commentsPDTShareTweetShareShareA look into Antonio Brown’s past: Will he be accountable in Oakland?Neville E. Guard-USA TODAY SportsTwo Antonio Browns have existed over the past year. There has been the one in Pittsburgh with the blonde mustache who missed Week 17, created tension in the locker room and often showed up late. But recently, a different Brown has appeared to emerge. Since being traded to the Oakland Raiders, Brown has gotten rid of the blonde mustache, preached accountability and has worked out with Derek Carr along with visiting his house.Before we make any predictions on what Brown will be like wearing the Silver and Black Antonio Brown Raiders Jersey , let’s recount (just some of) his past mistakes in Pittsburgh with the help of Behind the Steel Curtain’s Jeff Hartman.Hartman mentioned that Mike Tomlin’s failure to punish the star wide receiver over time let Brown lean toward the wild side. Brown didn’t stay with the team at last year’s training camp, would leave on his own accord and miss team meetings. And he was often late whether it was to games, practices, charity events or PR events. The tipping point came when Ben Roethlisberger blamed Brown for running the wrong route against the Denver Broncos in which Roethlisberger threw a game-clinching interception.After that, JuJu Smith-Schuster was voted team MVP and that signaled the end for Brown. At practice in Week 17, Big Ben wanted to run a route again because Brown did it wrong, but Brown didn’t take kindly to it and left. He didn’t talk to the team or respond to any calls. He then showed up wanting to play on Sunday but Tomlin stepped in and suspended him for the regular-season finale. In addition to what Hartman touched on, Brown has also gotten in trouble for driving 100 MPHs in a suburb of Pittsburgh, throwing furniture off a balcony, and publicly criticizing Tomlin and Roethlisberger. And then there is this detailed description of what Steeler Nation thought of Brown via Behind the Steel Curtain. Brown’s performance on the field has consistently been at a Hall of Fame level, but there have been far too many antics off the field that should make Raider Nation worry about Brown’s time in Oakland. It also is not the best optics to show up late to your own press conference and then proceed to constantly preach accountability. However, it could have just been calculated madness on Brown’s part in order to land at the destination of his choice, for the smallest bounty, with a brand-new contract. After recounting Brown’s past in Pittsburgh, which Brown will the Raiders be getting? Will it be the Brown that was present during the press conference and preached accountability or the one that went crazy as a Steeler?Raider Nation, let’s hear what you have to say.
