Raiders Cut Third-Round Pick Quentin Moses
Posted Sep 1st 2007 8:11PM by Michael David Smith
Filed under: Raiders, NFL Draft, Oakland
We already know the Raiders will head into the season without their first-round pick, JaMarcus Russell, whose holdout is ongoing.
Now Adam Schefter of NFL Network reports that the Raiders also won't have their third-round pick, defensive end Quentin Moses, who was released today. That makes Moses, the 65th player selected overall in April, the highest choice to fail to make his team's 53-man roster, beating out ex-Cardinals linebacker Buster Davis for that dubious distinction.
At Georgia, Moses was known as a great athlete who often failed to play up to his athletic potential. Because of that potential, some team will at least give Moses a spot on its practice squad, but his failure to make the team is an embarrassment both to him and to the Raiders.
Note: Schefter also reports that the Raiders have released safety Donovin Darius.