The Oakland Raiders have acquired Martavis Bryant from the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Steelers will receive a third-round pick (79th).

The Oakland Raiders traded the 10th pick in the draft to the Arizona Cardinals.

Oakland receives the No. 15 pick, a third-rounder (79th) and fifth-round (152) pick.

The Cardinals took Josh Rosen with the selection.

Moving back five spots, the Raiders drafted Kolton Miller.

Khalil Mack was a no-show for the Oakland Raiders voluntary workouts on Monday.

Mack is in the market for a new deal. He is scheduled to earn $13.846 million under the fifth-year option of his rookie contract.

According to a report, the pass rusher is seeking $65 million in guaranteed money under a new pact.

Von Miller received $70 million in guaranteed money from the Denver Broncos in 2016.

Khalil Mack was a no-show for the first day of the Oakland Raiders' voluntary offseason workout program.

Mack missed the opportunity to meet new coach Jon Gruden in an official capacity for the first time.

Mack is waiting for a contract extension as he enters the final season of his rookie deal.

Mack has attended voluntary workouts in the past.

Amari Cooper disappointed last year after topping 1,000 receiving yards in each of his first two NFL seasons.

The Oakland Raiders need Cooper to be the player he was in his first two seasons, says Jon Gruden.

"He has to get healthy and stay healthy," Gruden said. "We need him to be the player he was the first two years. I've said it earlier. We're going to make him the main vein of our passing offense and move him around a lot. ... We are really excited about him. I think he's entering the prime of his career."

Gruden sees similarities between Cooper and Tim Brown, who he coached for five seasons.

"I said it when he came out of Alabama, that he reminded me of a young Tim Brown," Gruden said. "He has that type of game speed. He's elusive, and has a wide range of routes he can run. He's flexible. It'll benefit him to stay healthy and stay in the same system for a few years. If he does that, great things are ahead."

The Oakland Raiders cut Marquette King, which saved $2.9 million against the cap.

Jon Gruden reportedly made the call to cut King as he had issues with the personality of the punter.

Jack Del Rio said in 2016 that he had grown tired of King after he picked up 15-yard personal foul penalties in back-to-back games.