The Oakland Raiders selected Ohio State quarterback Terrelle Pryor in the third round of the supplemental draft Monday. After his troubled - yet at times brilliant - college career, Pryor will be grateful that the Raiders are giving him a shot as a pro ... no matter where they want to play him.
"I would like the opportunity to play quarterback," Pryor said, "but I'll do anything that the team needs me to do to win."
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