Las Vegas Raiders were in need of an elderly this weekend and found one in the former selection in the first round.
Cleveland Browns shops team manager Kenny Pickett to Raiders in exchange for Val 2026 in the fifth round, according to NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport, Tom Pelissero and Mike Garafolo on Monday night.
Pickett is taken 20. Seat overall of Pittsburgh Steelers in the NFL draft 2022 and is traded Pickett for the third time in the career and joined Sam Howell, who was sent from Minnesota Vikings to Philadelphia Eagles on Sunday, as one players in the last 30 seasons.
Las Vegas was not on the market for the front page until Aidan O’Connell suffered a broken wrist in the Raiders’ final against Arizona Cardinals and excluded him for at least six weeks. Suddenly, Raiders needed a qualified elder to slots behind Geno Smith.
They found willing business partners in Browns, a host of four -quarter camp Battle Royale, who never fulfilled billing before Joe Flacco was named the starting team.
Pickett came into trade outside the season with Philadelphia Eagles and was an early favorite in Cleveland’s competition, but suffered a disaster injury that sides his side long enough for Flacco to take leadership. Every other team manager in Cleveland’s roster (Flacco, Rookies Dillon Gabriel and Shedeur Sanders and Elder Tyler Huntley) participated in a match for the President except Pickett, who will now trade with Brown and Orange for Silver and Black.
He will try to learn Raiders’ offenses as soon as possible and prepare to back up Smith in Las Vegas, but Cleveland will continue with Flacco and two newcomers to his markers.