NFL Draft: Raiders rookie Cam Miller gets stamp of approval from Tom Brady

Former Boise State star ran back Ashton Jeanty covering the NFL Las Vegas Raiders class 2025. But the selection of a sixth round of the franchise stuck to Tom Brady.

Cam Miller, who has won two FCS national championships during his prominent career North Dakota Statewas 215. The total choice in last month’s draft.

Brady owns a minority ownership share in the Raiders. Athletic chronic Brady’s close relationship with Raiders’ director John Spytek. Brady’s friendship with Spytek dates from the University of Michigan. Spytek also worked at the Buccaneers front office during Brady in Tampa Bay.

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Outlet reported that the sevenfold winner of Super Bowl was invited with Raiders owner Mark Davis and other limited partners during the Spytek interview for the job of general director. Considering the construction of trust between Brady and Spytek, there is a reason that the former NFL striker was on board with respect to Miller’s third day of draft.

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Spytek discovered that Brady gave a glittering assessment of Miller, saying, “He liked the way he threw him, his technique, throwing from the ground up and movement.”

Raiders’ director added that Brady was a bull at Miller’s “improvement potential.”

Miller finished a four-year ride in North Dakota State with a record 45-11. Ua will enter Raiders striker A room that includes Smith and Aidan O’Connell.

The Raiders sent the third round in the Drett 2025. Seahawks In exchange for Smith. The transition to Las Vegas led to the end of Smith’s five -year race with the Seahawks. He was the main driver of three of these seasons and earned Pro Bowl twice.

Smith threw 4,320 meters and 21 Touchdowne last season with 15 intercepts and remains a favorite that is the starter when the Raiders open its season, even with the designs of Miller.

The Raiders ended up 4-13 last season, leading to coach Antoni Pierce and General Director Tom Telesca. Pete Carroll, who trained Smith in Seattl, was named the new main coach of Raiders in January.

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The Raiders also spent part of the off -season, making sure that the key piece of their defense was closed in the foreseeable future. Defense end Maxx Crosby In March, he landed on the richest contract for the non-Quarterback in the League history in March. ESPN reported that his three -year extension is worth $ 106.5 million and $ 91.5 million was guaranteed. The deal is connected by Crosby to Las Vegas through the 2029 season.

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