Cliff Branch Antonio Brown Jersey White , a big-play wide receiver whose speed exemplified the Raiders? style of offensive football in the 1970s and 1980s, has died at the age of 71.Raiders owner Mark Davis confirmed Branch?s death in a brief statement.?Cliff was my best friend,? Davis said. ?I will miss him dearly.?A star receiver and record-setting kickoff returner at Colorado, Branch was also a good enough sprinter that after the Raiders drafted him in 1972, he gave some consideration to trying to run in that summer?s Olympics before deciding to focus full-time on football.By his third season in 1974, Branch had emerged as a star, leading the NFL in receiving yards, with 1,092, and receiving touchdowns, with 13. Two years later, in 1976, he would again lead the league in touchdowns while averaging an incredible 24.2 yards per catch.Branch was a three-time first-team All-Pro and played his entire career with the Raiders. He was the only wide receiver who was on all three of the Raiders? Super Bowl-winning teams Bo Jackson Jersey White , in 1976, 1980 and 1983. After two quick trades by the Raiders they now utilized the 40th overall pick they received from Buffalo on Trayvon Mullen, CB out of Clemson. He now joins his teammate from Clemson Clelin Ferrell..."After two quick trades by the Raiders they now utilized the 40th overall pick they received from Buffalo on Trayvon Mullen, CB out of Clemson. He now joins his teammate from Clemson Clelin Ferrell who was the Raiders 1st pick in the draft at 4th overall.Mullen is a 6?1, 199lb who ran a 4.46 40 yard dash leading up to the draft, who happens to also be the first cousin of Baltimore Ravens QB Lamarr Jackson. Those back yard football games must have been a blast growing up. He started 14 of 15 games for the National Champion Clemson team and is known for his breakout performance in the Championship game where he won defensive MVP honors in their defeat of Alabama.erformance of 6 tackles, a sack, an interception and a forced fumble on the collegiate game?s highest stage. The extremely athletic cornerback was awarded 2nd team all conference honors for his 2018 season before deciding to forego his senior year to enter the draft. He is a guy who will need to be coached up to meet his full potential but his incredible athletic ability and quick feet make him an extremely intriguing prospect for Oakland.Raiders picks in all 7 roundsRound 1, pick 4 - Clelin Ferrell, ED, ClemsonRound 1, pick 24 (from CHI) - Josh Jacobs, RB https://www.raiderslockerroom.com/authentic-derek-carr-jersey , AlabamaRound 1, pick 27 -Johnathan Abram, S Mississippi StRound 2, Pick 40 - Trayvon Mullen, CB, ClemsonRound 4, pick 106Round 4, pick 109 (from JAX)Round 5, pick 158Round 7, pick 218See the full NFL draft order here