Silver Mining 3/13: How Raiders GM Mike Mayock fleeced Steelers to land Antonio Brown

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By Tyler Green@TylerGreenSB Mar 13, 2019, 4:00am PDT

In his trial by fire, Mayock stood his ground and refused to give up one of his four picks in the top-35.

Bell was reportedly interested in joining Antonio Brown with the Silver & Black, but they were ultimately outbid by the Jets.

It is looking more and more like Joyner should provide good value given his new contract.

Feliciano provided great depth and would have been a contender to replace Kelechi Osemele as the team’s starting left guard.

The former Steeler will immediately step in as the best receiver to dawn the Silver & Black since Tim Brown played with the franchise.

Which team got the better deal, the Browns or Raiders?

The deal still must be approved by the Oakland City Council and the Alameda County Board of Supervisors.

The star pass rusher was traded out of the AFC West where he should receive a massive contract extension.

Another free agency period, another Cowboy to the Chiefs.

Denver tried to resign the talented center, but he ultimately chose to sign with the Panthers on a three-year deal worth $27 million.

What have the Broncos done well so far throughout the legal tampering period?

The former Panther is expected to sign a two year deal worth $10.5 million.

How do the Bolts beat writers feel about the move?

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