Here’s a look at the developments at this weekend’s Raiders minicamp, in One-Liner style.

WR Chaz Schilens says he’s committed to football, but if he doesn’t make the Raiders’ roster he has opportunities to play baseball.

Coach Lane Kiffin says of RB Darren McFadden, “It’s so easy for him to run really fast.  He’s running by people and it doesn’t look like it’s really hard to do.”

Defensive coordinator Rob Ryan has shaved his long hair.

Said Kiffin of rookie mistakes in minicamp practice, “So many of these times, you see guys going the wrong way, run into each other, balls on the ground.”

Kiffin also says at minicamps, undrafted rookies often look better than drafted players:  “You’re going to have some guy in a drill, who is a free agent, and he’s going to look better than some guy you drafted in the third or fourth round.”

QB Sam Keller was brought in for a workout.

S Tyvon Branch is hoping to earn a roster spot as a kick returner.

Says DE Trevor Scott of getting drafted, “Even though it was a late round, I wasn’t even expecting late round.  I was expecting free agency.”

K Andrew Larson of Cal spent almost all of his time Friday alone with a member of the coaches’ support staff.

WR Jonathan Holland, who spent 2007 on injured reserve, was held out of practice by the training staff.