The Greatest Hall of Fame Snub In Raiders History
Lester Hayes was one of the best defenders of the 1980’s, why hasn’t he found a home in Canton, Ohio yet?
Lester Hayes was one of the best defenders of the 1980’s, why hasn’t he found a home in Canton, Ohio yet?
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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The Las Vegas (then-Oakland) Raiders trading away their head coach Jon Gruden was ranked as one of the Bay Area’s worst sports trades. Even more frustrating was the wasted opportunity that came afterward. After the late Al Davis hired him in 1998, the young Gruden went ahead and rebuilt the Raiders. By then, the team …
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Several Tampa Bay Buccaneers who were part of the Super Bowl XXXVII winning team are tired of the excuses made by the Silver and Black for their loss.
One of the most disappointing chapters in Las Vegas (then-Oakland) Raiders history was the crushing defeat at Super Bowl XXXVII.
As the new home of the Las Vegas Raiders prepares to open its doors, they are paying tribute to the team’s past.
How would the Bay Area feel about an NFL expansion team?
Check out the first part of our look at Bill Callahan and the controversy regarding that infamous Super Bowl.
Hewritt Dixon carved out his own place in Raiders lore as the original “Swiss Army Knife.”
We continue looking at overlooked players in Raiders history, this time, the bruising fullback Marv Hubbard.