We give up the # 2 pick and next years first round pick for Asomugha and the # 8 pick this year? Is this Raider fan Al Davis? And was he on drugs?

Close to fair is Suh for their # 8 and Asomugha. Period. Asomugha has a huge salary too, and the # 8 will not be cheap either.

Personally I would not trade for less than the Raider’s first, second, and third round pick for # 2 [Suh].

if you want the 2nd overall it would be something like…

Nnandi, the 8th, Oaklands 1st next year

2nd overall and our 2nd round pick next year

2/19/2009: Signed a three-year, $45.3 million contract. The first two years, totaling $28.6 million, are fully guaranteed. Another $4.7 million is available through incentives. To keep Asomugha through 2011, the Raiders must pay him either the franchise number for quarterbacks that year OR $16.875 million, whichever number is greater. – rotorwor

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Next if the Lions dont cough up that money. He walks and we dont get our 2011 1st RD pick

Asomugha is the best corner in football

after Darrelle Revis. But still, that’s quite a bit to give up for him.

Even if it was just the #2 pick for Asomugha and the #8 pick….we would be better off drafting Eric Berry, paying him that money, and writing our own contract with our own stipulations (this of course if Suh went #1….if Suh is there at pick 2, I think it is a no brainer for the Lions). To give up 2 first rounders for a player with a huge contract and no way to keep him around, all for a move down in this year’s draft seems awfully one sided in favor of Oakland, who would likely just be looking to dump off Asomugha’s contract.

No deal.

You can give us Asomugha, and we will give you the #2 and take your 8th.

No soup for you…you come back —-1 YEAR.

I don’t see it happening, especially since any terms we’d accept wouldn’t really be worth it for the Raiders

Part of the point of trading out of the #2 overall spot to me is to save some cash to spend on talent elsewhere on the team. Honestly I cant wait until they put in a rookie salary structure based on draft position, similar to basketball. The vets should be making the cash not the rookies. Prove you belong here and earn your stripes before you get the big payday.