What It Means:

Rookie Connor Cook appeared to be ahead of Matt McGloin at minicamp, but that may not be permanent. "There are a lot of different combinations this time of year, making sure we give guys exposure," Del Rio said. "So, no, I wouldn’t read too much into any particular position." The Raiders would probably like Cook to win the backup job after their fourth-round investment, but they also handed out a $2.553 million tender to McGloin. Oakland could end up keeping both behind entrenched starter Derek Carr.

McGloin has a career 6.9 yards per attempt average on 262 attempts and 11 touchdowns to 11 interceptions. He has a career -0.04 Passing Net Expected Points per drop back in 272 drop backs since 2013.