Cal 13 UCD 10

It's a nice shorts weather kind of day

didn't even pay attention to the playoff run?? Wow

For what it's worth, Doss isn't listed here as a player that needs a statement game

https://www.nbcsports.com/bayarea/raiders/five-raiders-who-need-make-statement-preseason-finale-vs-seahawks

https://raiderswire.usatoday.com/2019/08/23/is-raiders-wr-keelan-doss-a-lock-to-be-on-the-53-man-roster/

https://www.silverandblackpride.com/2019/8/24/20831187/raiders-film-room-keelan-doss-does-a-little-bit-of-everything

Just confirmed to be there, not in visitor's section though.

If I'm supposed to wear red please confirm, because I'll do it ;)

2nd catch for 11 yards.

2 for 2 so far

Caught one for 20 yards from Glennon!

Hah! I'll take free money for the program. Potential double payday if another FBS program wants to rumble

I still remember when these preseason rankings were just depression fuel. Looking forward to a great season

Definitely sounds like a road trip!

Is this the guy?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AYNKT7Wp8l4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lwOSrLnqPB4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tInRkQFC3BI (the play at 0:30 reminds me of some of the big plays we're used to giving up in recent years; turns on the jets at the 40 yard line)

Get it!!! Congrats to him. Would love to have seen him drafted, but he can make sure future Aggies get drafted if he exceeds expectations

https://sidelionreport.com/2019/04/18/detroit-lions-2019-draft-prospect-wide-receiver-keelan-doss/

Doss is unlikely to hear his name called until later on day three of the draft. However, playing for a smaller school with an undistinguished NFL pipeline isn’t necessarily an impediment to NFL success. Just ask burgeoning Lions receiver Kenny Golladay, an alumnus of small Northern Illinois University.

Despite the shroud of relative anonymity that can befall even the very best players from smaller programs, Doss manages to stand out. His six foot two frame helps him be one of the more accomplished receivers in the draft at adjusting to balls in the air and making contested catches. He has the versatility to be a rangy outside target, or function as a “large slot”, adaptability that helped him be highly productive for the Aggies.

Aside from his ball skills, he has dependable hands, passable speed and is generally lauded for his character. Although he possesses no discernible traits that would project him to be a star at the next level, he shows few glaring weaknesses and would provide the Lions with solid depth for their receiving corps.

As with so many talented prospects from lesser known schools, the concern about how Doss will perform against higher level competition is often raised. As such, some of his best performances in 2018 came against teams like Sacramento State, Northern Colorado and Idaho State. How many NFL players can you name from those schools?

From another perspective... He's getting some hype in the fantasy football world https://fantasysixpack.net/2019-fantasy-football-dynasty-rookie-draft-rankings/

https://www.raiders.com/news/oakland-raiders-host-local-pro-day-for-several-prospects-entering-the-2019-nfl-d/

Thursday afternoon, the Oakland Raiders hosted a local pro day at the team’s facility in Alameda, Calif., for prospects that either grew up or attended college within a 50-mile radius. The main draws were players from Stanford, California Berkeley, UC Davis, and San Jose State. While the group of almost 40 players probably won’t be drafted on Day One, it’s important to get extra face time with the coaching staff in case they’re selected at a later point of the Draft.

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“Honestly I knew the process was going to be long, but it’s a fun one and you only get to do it once,” Doss said when asked about the evaluation process. “It’s long, and it might be tiring at points, but next year you’re not going to be doing this, you’re either going to be working out or just chilling for the most part. Being able to go to Mobile and experiencing the [Senior Bowl] and going to the Combine — even though I wasn’t able to participate — but still being down there and witnessing that whole thing. It’s been a grind, but it’s been a fun one.”

https://www.49erswebzone.com/commentary/2056-49ers-draft-may-tip-hand-regarding-long-term-plans/

I'm sure many readers are apoplectic over the fact that what many perceive as the team's greatest need, wide receiver, remains untouched with only the team's two sixth-round picks remaining. To those people, I offer Keelan Doss from UC Davis and Jalen Hurd out of Baylor. Two big targets who produced in college to add to the mix at wide receiver. Doss is my draft crush, admittedly, but having watched a fair amount of his film, while he is not blazingly fast, he has everything else you want in a player, and was a team leader in college as well.