The Raiders have had some forgettable years since 2000, but that doesn’t mean they haven’t had their fair-share of talent. Let’s build an ‘All-Underrated’ team with the talent that went overlooked for the Silver and Black over the years.
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Lester Hayes was one of the best defenders of the 1980’s, why hasn’t he found a home in Canton, Ohio yet?
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It’s been almost a year since we lost the bright smile of a truly nice man and a true Raider warrior: safety Mike Davis. He played in 107 regular-season games, with 83 starts, for the Raiders. His last year with the Raiders was in 1986. He played for one additional year with San Diego before
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As the debates around Derek Carr continue to swirl on the internet, where does he rank among the Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders’ passers since 2000? 5. Terrelle Pryor The last player ever drafted by the legendary Al Davis, Terrelle Pryor, was an exciting addition when selected in the third round of the supplemental draft. One of
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The world said goodbye to the legend, Raiders owner Al Davis, when he passed away on October 8th, 2011. Today is the anniversary of the Maverick’s passing. He was the embodiment of rebelliousness in human form because he was so unique, so determined, and so fearless. The man created the Raiders’ mystique and it was his personality
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Ready to renew their historic rivalry in Week 2, recent history favors the Las Vegas Raiders over the Pittsburgh Steelers. The Las Vegas Raiders got the 2021 season off to another blood pressure rising win against the Baltimore Ravens. This week, they meet another AFC south foe and an old friend and rival in the
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As one of the greatest players in the history of both, the Raiders and the NFL, Charles Woodson needs no introduction. However, after his Hall of Fame enshrinement, let’s take a trip down memory lane. A young legend… Woodson entered the NFL as one of the most well-known football players in the world. He is
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Roman history is divided into the Golden, Silver, and Bronze ages, respectfully, and one could apply a similar format to the history of the Raiders. There’s no rhyme or reason to the number of years in each era but each one has a starting point and an ending point. If a historian were to look
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The rivalry between the Raiders and the Broncos is as hot today as it was in the 1970s or 1980s. There’s obviously no love lost between Broncos fans and Raider Nation, myself included. There was a time when the pair battled for supremacy in the AFC West but as of late, the games have had
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In a decade in which the Raiders hoisted the Lombardi Trophy twice, narrowing down this list was tricky. Only the truly great make it this time. Methodology Like always, we will use the scoring system from last year’s “5 Greatest Raiders of All Time” piece, with a few tweaks of course. When we look at
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