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April 28, 2007

Where might Brady fall?

The most interesting thing right now until the Raiders select again is the freefall of Brady Quinn.

He campaigned to be the first overall choice, which didn’t happen. The Raiders did the right thing going with JaMarcus Russell.

Quinn might be ready to play sooner, but the first pick shouldn’t be used on who would help right away. The choice should go to the player who will be the best player.

Don’t forget Carson Palmer sat his entire rookie year before stepping into the starting lineup his second year.

Quinn could be waiting for a while. Jacksonville (No. 17) is a long shot. Kansas City at No. 23 is a possibility.

This day could prove there was a bigger gap between the first-rated quarterback and second quarterback than anyone ever imagined.

That’s only if Russell pans out.

--Jason Jones

Posted by Bill Bradley at 11:44 AM | Comments |

 
 

JASON JONES

Jason Jones was born in Los Angeles, grew up in Long Beach and graduated from Long Beach Poly High in 1996. He graduated from UC Berkeley in 2000 and earned his master's degree from the Graduate School of Journalism there in 2002. That year, he joined The Bee's Sports Department, mainly covering high school sports. He began covering the Raiders full-time for The Bee in June 2006. His favorite athlete of all time is Magic Johnson and team is the L.A. Lakers.

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