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| Oakland Raiders quarterbacks coach John DeFilippo said he believes QB Terrelle Pryor can be a good NFL quarterback in time. 'He's going to give himself a chance to be a good player in this league, because of his work ethic,' DeFilippo said. 'He's a gym rat here in this building. He loves being here, loves talking football, loves being around, playing the game. He's getting better every day.' |
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| Oakland Raiders QB Terrelle Pryor, whose late arrival to the NFL via the supplemental draft following by a league-imposed five-game suspension, became a forgotten man in 2011. As a result, it nearly made him decide to forget about football. 'There was a point - and I know it seems crazy - but there was a point I was asking myself if I really loved this game anymore,' Pryor said. 'That's where I was at (emotionally). Throughout the whole season I wasn't playing, I wasn't getting no love toward me. I just felt some type of way. I started questioning myself, even though I shouldn't have. I was like, 'Do I even love this game? Do I want to play this game? Is this what I want to do?'' |
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| Oakland Raiders QB Terrelle Pryor said the reason he received a five-game suspension while at Ohio State for selling memorabilia was to help support his family. 'The reason why I did it was to pay my mother's gas bill and some of her rent,' Pryor said. 'I was telling the NCAA, 'Please, anything that you can do. I gave my mother this so my sister wouldn't be cold, so my mother wouldn't be cold.' They didn't have any sympathy for me.' |
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| Oakland Raiders general manager Reggie McKenzie said he believes QB Terrelle Pryor has the chance to be the No. 2 quarterback this season. |
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| Oakland Raiders QB Terrelle Pryor dismissed rumors the team asked him to switch positions. 'I haven't heard them,' Pryor said about the rumors. 'That's not even a question. I'm still working to become the best quarterback.' |
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| The Oakland Raiders have declared OG Bruce Campbell, CB Chimdi Chekwa, CB Chris X. Johnson, RB Darren McFadden, TE David Ausberry, QB Jason Campbell, QB Terrelle Pryor inactive for Week 9. |
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| Oakland Raiders QB Terrelle Pryor made his NFL debut in Week 7 against the Kansas City Chiefs. He was inserted into the lineup as a slot receiver on the team's third offensive play of the game. He went in motion, lined up behind center, called for the snap and was called for a false start penalty. That was the only time he saw the field. |
| Fantasy Impact: Pryor might get a few plays per game but don't expect much. |
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| Oakland Raiders head coach Hue Jackson seemed to indicate more than one quarterback would be used in Week 7 against the Kansas City Chiefs when he said 'would run out there first,' leading to speculation QB Terrelle Pryor might possibly be used in the Wildcat formation. |
| Fantasy Impact: It wouldn't be a surprise to see Pryor get some action but his playing time will be limited. |
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| Oakland Raiders QB Terrelle Pryor will be activated Monday, Oct. 17. Pryor got a one-week roster exemption after serving a five-game suspension to start his career. |
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| Oakland Raiders QB Terrelle Pryor said he was not surprised to learn that he would strictly be a quarterback prospect for the team. 'I mean, I knew what I was going to be. I mean, that's for people that go around, I guess, thinking that they know what they're talking about,' Pryor said. 'But it is what it is. I knew what i was going to be. I'm just trying to get it down so if something were to happen, I could help my team continue on the path they're at.' |
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