The Facts: Following up on a previous item. ... The Raiders have received "trade feelers" for Pryor according to Alex Marvez of Fox Sports.

Diehards Line: As the Redzone.org suggests, due to his extremely reasonable $705,000 scheduled 2014 salary in the last year of his rookie contract, Pryor might actually be worth something in a trade. While not an accurate passer, Pryor started nine games last season, running for 576 yards, second only to Cam Newton among NFL quarterbacks. Given the price tag and his unique athleticism, Pryor could be of interest -- as a backup -- to a team that already runs an offense that suits his skills. ... We'll be watching for more.