Since its inception in 1960, the Raiders have created and maintained a historic legacy. While many notable players who donned the Silver and Black played on the offensive side of the ball, the “Raider” way was a culture more established by the defense. Hard hitters like Howie Long, Jack Tatum, and Lyle Alzado helped pioneer …
With a renewed spotlight on the events surrounding Super Bowl XXXVII being re-examined, Las Vegas Raiders legend Tim Brown spoke up recently.
The Las Vegas/Oakland Raiders have had plenty of great players in franchise history, but who are really the best?
Former Las Vegas Raiders cornerback Nnamdi Asomugha seems to currently be undervalued. Ryan Smith takes a deep look to see why.
Who made the cut to the Las Vegas Raiders Mount Rushmore of linebackers? There are many players to choose from.
Lyle Alzado was a polarizing figure during his playing days. That’s why he fit right in with the Raiders.
The Las Vegas Raiders had plenty of illustrious players when it comes to the defensive end position.
Raiders legend Charles Woodson believes team’s offense can be explosive in 2020.
Jim Otto and Gene Upshaw made the cut, but who else belongs in the Las Vegas Raiders Mount Rushmore of Offensive Linemen?
Hewritt Dixon carved out his own place in Raiders lore as the original “Swiss Army Knife.”
