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Yeah, he did that. The first of the three was a strip sack that was returned for a touchdown. Then on the first two plays of the next drive, he gave up two more sacks. As unprecedented as that was, he may outdone himself in this one.Facing backups, Parker had possibly the worst series I’ve ever seen by an offensive lineman. And that’s saying something considering that Ravens debacle. I can’t describe this series by Parks and do it justice, so I will show you.That was one series in the second quarter. It lasted six plays and these were four of them. The next series, he was flagged for illegal use of hands that called back a 7-yard reception by Keon Hatcher that turned what would have been a third and short in field goal range into a third and 20 and a punt.He looks like he is a fan who won a contest and was pulled out of the stands and thrown into a jersey.Those snaps were all at left tackle. He wasn’t as abysmal at right tackle, but he wasn’t great either. To begin the fourth quarter, he gave up a pressure on third down that led to a sack on Nathan Peterman.He is battling for the reserve swing tackle job. Being horrendous on one side and bad on the other isn’t going to win anything.Mike GlennonIt’s a shame, really, because Glennon looked quite good early on. He led them on a touchdown drive to begin the game. One of his completions went for 38 yards up the sideline to JJ Nelson. His second drive didn’t score, but he seems to be doing well taking care of the football and making good decisions. As is often the case, however, one bad decision can cancel all those out.To begin the second quarter, he threw an easy interception to Kevin Peterson over the middle. If not for a penalty on the return, the Rams would have been in scoring position.The next drive, he was feeling it. He found Ryan Grant for a nice 18-yard grab. Then he found Keon Hatcher on a back-shoulder throw for 27 yards. He followed that up with a pump fake that freezed the defender and opened Marcell Ateman up for a 19-yard catch to the 12-yard-line. It ended up being all for naught, however, when he made a bad decision and a bad throw under pressure and was intercepted again.Even with 200 yards passing in the first half, those two picks doomed his day.Nevin LawsonOnce Blake Bortles left the game, the Rams had some pretty dreadful quarterback play. And still Lawson managed to twice get flagged for pass interference. He was also flagged for holding on a punt return. His first pass interference put the Rams in field goal range and set them up for their only points of the game. Lawson is supposed to be the team’s dime corner. But that job is far from certain. And, honestly Lester Hayes Jersey , neither is his roster spot, especially if he can’t clean up the penalties.James ButlerThere was a pretty sizable drop in talent when Washington left the game. Butler couldn’t seem to get out of the blocks. At the half, he had 5 yards on 4 carries and he finished the game with 29 yards on 11 carries. It wasn’t until his 7th carry of the game that he picked up more than two yards.Washington should feel pretty comfortable no back in this team is going to usurp his job. Chris Warren III might have done it if he could have kept his weight down. But Washington main worry now would probably come from someone not on the team.Dallin LeavittWe didn’t see anything from Leavitt until the end of this game and then he had mishap after mishap. First he was flagged for a facemask on the Raiders’ punt return. Then on defense, he missed a tackle on third and two that resulted in a six-yard run and gave up a 20-yard catch on third and six.Lester Cotton SrCotton also didn’t end this game well. To begin the fourth quarter, on third and 5, he didn’t switch quick enough on a stunt to give up a sack on Peterman. The next series, he was flagged for holding and the Raiders punted again.See the BallersFollow @LeviDamien The moment the free agency negotiation period open on Monday morning the Raiders called Trent Brown’s agent. Ten minutes later, he called Brown to say he had an offer he couldn’t refuse that would..."The moment the free agency negotiation period open on Monday morning the Raiders called Trent Brown’s agent. Ten minutes later, he called Brown to say he had an offer he couldn’t refuse that would make Brown the highest paid offensive lineman in NFL history. Naturally, he took the deal and thus the first deal of free agency was announced.Along with those reports, came word that Brown would be playing left tackle while previously labeled “left tackle of the future” Kolton Miller would be moving to right tackle. Not long after that, those reports were being viewed as perhaps less of a fact than perhaps an assumption based on the fact that Smith’s sizable paycheck — one that typically left tackles get — and it being the left tackle spot for the Patriots that earned him that check. But the Raiders are saying not so fast. They aren’t admitting to any such decision and are refusing to even address it at this time.In Antonio Brown’s introductory press conference, Mike Mayock was asked about on which side his new 6-8 tackle would be playing and he said merely “we’re not even going to address that today.”Soon thereafter Trent Brown held his introductory press conference, and he stuck to the cliche “whatever is going to help the team.” He wouldn’t even say which side he prefers.It’s hard to say exactly how much keeping this decision quiet helps the team strategically. After all, whichever side Brown plays on, Miller will simply play on the other side, so it’s not like there is clearly an open tackle spot to fill.Maybe they just want to fend off any more specific questions about either player acclimating to switching to the other side. Or why they would give up on their 2018 top pick as the left tackle after one season.Or why they would pay record money to a right tackle. All questions that will be asked eventually regardless.And yes, I realize the best pass rushers line up on the right side, but that’s mostly because they line up against the side that raises their chances of getting to the quarterback, so they’re going against the lesser of the two typically.We’ll just have to type more words to add the possibility of either player lining up in either spot until probably OTA’sin May to know for certain.Follow @LeviDamien