But it was nothing negative from O'Connell's side. Now, he can pick his own number, and he has. O'Connell decided to go with the No. 12 and channel his inner Tom Brady. He has drawn some comparisons to him already because of his ability to stay in the pocket and deliver passes while taking hits.

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When six quarterbacks went off the NFL draft board in the first 12 picks Thursday and Las Vegas hadn't traded up to become one of those clubs, it was clear the Raiders already had the QBs they plan to take into next season.

After months of speculated and countless hours of digging into the subject by the team, the Raiders did not draft a top-rated quarterback last weekend. So, that turns us back to last year’s final starter,

The Las Vegas Raiders didn't take a quarterback in this year's NFL draft, which means QBs Gardner Minshew and Aidan O'Connell are set to compete for the starting job in training camp this summer. The Raiders were rumored to be angling to trade up in the first round of the draft for a franchise

As the title states, O’Connell and Minshew got a boost of confidence over the weekend as Las Vegas didn’t end up selecting a quarterback. That cements those two will battle it out for the starting job during training camp and won’t have to worry about a high draft pick beating them out.

When the first 12 picks of the NFL draft flew by, and the Raiders hadn’t made a move to snag a quarterback, it was clear they were sticking with the ones they already had. Free agent Gardner Minshew and returning starter Aidan O’Connell will compete for the job.