The next available defensive tackle is Dan Williams, senior from the University of Tennessee. He stands at 6'2" and weighs 327 lbs.
Yes, the Oakland Raiders have many problems on their team.
For one, they need a more dominant offensive tackle to protect the quarterback.
An interior lineman is also needed to create better blocking for the run game.
However, one of, if not the biggest issue with the Raiders in the 2009 season was the run defense. In fact, the Raiders were 29th in the league in run defense.
How do Al Davis and the Raiders fix this?
Well, there's the option of trading up to select Ndamukong Suh or Gerald McCoy, but that's going to be a hefty price.
Adding on to the idea of swapping picks, the Raiders would need to supply the other team with a valuable player of their own. Personally, I would advise against trading up.
Another idea that has come up recently is to try and trade for the Washington Redskins' Albert Haynesworth.
Again, I would advise against this, not only is Albert Haynesworth starting to decline, but he comes with an incredibly huge paycheck.
With the Raiders already paying Tommy Kelly millions of dollars, I don't see any point in bringing in Haynesworth.
Now, back to Dan Williams, the chances of Williams being selected before the Raiders are incredibly low.
The Rams may take Suh, but it looks like they're set on taking Bradford, especially after the release of Marc Bulger.
The Lions and Buccaneers may possibly take defensive tackles, which is where Suh and McCoy are selected.
The Redskins and Chiefs have invested a lot in defensive lineman already, such as Haynesworth for the Redskins,...
Article Source: Bleacher Report - Oakland Raiders
