2024 NFL Draft: The Las Vegas Raiders Select S Trey Taylor & CB M.J. Devonshire In Round 7

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With the #223 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft, the Las Vegas Raiders selected Trey Taylor. At #223, the Raiders took Trey Taylor, and at #229 the pick was M.J. Devonshire. Mitchell Renz breaks down all of these Tom Telesco & Antonio Pierce selections on this edition of Raiders Report. Take the guesswork out of buying tickets with Gametime. Download the Gametime app, create an account and use code CHATSPORTS for $20 off your first purchase! Check out https://gametime.co for last minute tickets. Trey Taylor, a safety from Air Force, demonstrated consistent play in 2023 with 74 tackles, 5 for loss, and 3 interceptions in 13 games. His good size and experience make him a sleeper pick, though he may lack high impact plays​​. The Raiders Report has commitment to excellence! That's why you should subscribe to the Raiders Report for FREE Raiders news and rumors videos by Mitchell Renz: https://www.youtube.com/raidersreport?s ... irmation=1 Trey Taylor, a safety from Air Force, demonstrated consistent play in 2023 with 74 tackles, 5 for loss, and 3 interceptions in 13 games. His good size and experience make him a sleeper pick, though he may lack high impact plays​​. M.J. Devonshire of Pitt, standing at 5'10", excelled in 2023 with 32 tackles, 14 PBUs, and 4 INTs. Effective in zone with impressive ball production, his tackling (18.9% missed) and grabbiness raise concerns. Offers solid speed and agility​​. Las Vegas Raiders Draft Picks & Results: RD1, #13 - Brock Bowers (TE, Georgia) RD2, #44 - Jackson Powers-Johnson (C, Oregon) RD3, #77 - Delmar Glaze (OG, Maryland) RD4, #112 - Decamerion Richardson (CB, Mississippi State) RD5, #148 - Tommy Eichenberg (LB, Ohio State) RD6, #208 - Dylan Laube (RB, New Hampshire) RD7, #223 - Trey Taylor (S, Air Force) RD7, #229 - M.J. Devonshire (CB, Pittsburgh) - via The Athletic's Dane Brugler: Taylor is quicker than fast and might have a tough time covering NFL receivers from the post, but his instinctive ball skills and feel for route