For the most part, free agency is over. All of the big fish have been caught, and now teams are mostly signing depth. It’s time for the majority of teams to look forward to the NFL draft. Using Fanspeak’s mock draft generator five times, these were the eight names that came up the most often for the Oakland Raiders. Here is the post-free agency edition of the Oakland Raiders mock draft.<\/p>\n
This is a pick that hasn’t changed since the pre-combine edition<\/a> of the Raiders mock draft. With Perry Riley<\/a> still unsigned and Zach Brown<\/a> lurking in free agency, the Oakland Raiders might just address their tight end need in free agency. However, the silver and black still need help in the front seven, and they could get that in the athletic Jarrad Davis<\/a>.<\/p>\n Davis missed the combine because of an injury, but he blew scouts away at his pro day. Scouts that were in attendance were shocked by his alarming athleticism, running a 4.56 40 and recording a ridiculous 38.5 vertical leap. But that’s not what makes Davis the perfect Raider.<\/p>\n Jarrad Davis is a leader. On and off the field, Jarrad Davis is a championship human being. Coach Jim McElwain said that he wished<\/a> all of his players were like Davis. Davis would fit in nicely with guys like Derek Carr<\/a> in the Raiders locker room.<\/p>\n If Obi Melifonwu<\/a> is still available when the Raiders pick in the second, they have to take him<\/a>. Melifonwu is a versatile athlete that could make a huge difference in the secondary. If the Raiders need him to, he could sit behind Reggie Nelson for a season while he polishes his game. Reggie McKenzie and Jack Del Rio love big, raw athletes, and there are few athlete with as much raw potential as Melifonwu in this draft.<\/p>\n In the previous version of this mock, the Raiders selected corner Jourdan Lewis<\/a> in the second round. However, after an underwhelming combine, his draft stock has slipped a little. While his combine wasn’t fantastic, it wasn’t necessarily bad either. It was just okay.<\/p>\n He’s still exactly what the Oakland Raiders need. He’s got the instincts, hand skills, tackling ability, and mean streak to play in the slot. With Sean Smith and David Amerson solidifying their homes outside, the Raiders need a real nickle corner, and Lewis could be that for them.<\/p>\n The best thing about JuJu Smith-Schuster<\/a>? He’s a fan of the silver and black, and he’s not shy about it. He posted this picture of him, scoring a touchdown in a Raiders jersey in Madden 17 on SnapChat and Twitter.<\/p>\n Madden 17 Lit ?? pic.twitter.com\/ByBWXKfEIx<\/a><\/p>\n \u2014 Juju Smith Schuster (@TEAM_JUJU9) March 21, 2017<\/a><\/p><\/blockquote>\nRound Two, Pick 24: Safety, Obi Melifonwu, University of Connecticut<\/h3>\n
Round Three, Pick 24: Corner, Jourdan Lewis, Michigan<\/h3>\n
Round Four, Pick 22: Wide Receiver, JuJu Smith-Schuster, USC<\/h3>\n
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