Al Davis didn't play around when it comes to the Las Vegas Raiders, or the Oakland Raiders, then for that matter, and winning football games. You think there are some bad coaches now that are obsessed with the process?
The immortal words of former Raiders owner Al Davis seem to be ringing throughout the Texas A&M clubhouse: "Just win, baby." Because that's all the Aggies have been doing, and Tuesday night against Tarleton State was no different.
Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis is one of the most iconic figures in the sport but stops short of being a Jerry Jones-like figure in his franchise. Vincent Bonsignore of the Las Vegas Review-Journal captured a quote from Davis when he spoke to the media at the NFL Owners Meeting about his role in the team's decision-making process.
The Las Vegas Raiders organization is well known not only in the United States but all over the world. They are a global franchise. No matter where you are in the world, you might run into someone from Raider Nation.
In 2017, the Oakland Raiders decided to move to Las Vegas, Nevada, ending their long history in Oakland, California. The move was approved by NFL owners after the team couldn't get a deal for a new stadium in Oakland.
One former colleague, Carroll's "right-hand man," to be exact, is now with the Raiders.
The Las Vegas Raiders are hard at work filling out Pete Carroll's coaching staff. While many eagerly await to see what they might do at offensive coordinator, there are plenty of other positions to fill.
The history of the Raiders franchise is like no other. It all started with a vision from the late great Al Davis to have the best players play for the Raiders and do whatever it takes to win.
While there has been little fingerpointing internally within the Las Vegas Raiders regarding the team's shortcomings over the past two seasons, Charles Robinson of Yahoo Sports places the blame on owner Mark Davis.
With another losing season in the books for the Silver and Black, it’s fair to ask if Las Vegas Raiders fans think owner Mark Davis will eventually “get it right” at this point.
"Just win, baby." Those were the famous words of the late Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis. Whether you play football at the high school, collegiate, or professional level, winning is the ultimate goal of every athlete.
The Las Vegas Raiders are once again having another disappointing season. The Silver and Black sit at 2-7 in their bye week and have a tough schedule after the bye.
It’s been a rough go at it for Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis. Raider Nation’s criticism of Davis is unsurprising, but what is the general consensus?
Since moving his team to Las Vegas, Mark Davis has tried to do everything in his power to set up the Las Vegas Raiders for success. The Raiders owner has also given his organization the best.
Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis knows how to run a club from a business side of things, but his resume as a decision-maker for the club itself has been questionable during his reign.
Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis has set his club up for financial success for years to come. While the team has yet to reach the standard it did under his father, Al Davis, during Mark Davis' reign, the current owner has done everything in his power to get back to that point, while also giving Raider Nation the treatment it deserves.
The Raiders legendary owner AL Davis had a vision for his team that only he could complete. He took his Raiders all the way into winning ways once he became owner.
Las Vegas Raiders owner Mark Davis is a polarizing figure, and that’s putting it lightly. Still, it turns out there’s a timeline of events where he doesn’t end up owning the Silver and Black following his father’s passing.
I have often called Al Davis an NFL Icon and an American Icon, and the evidence is undeniable. His impact on professional sports has changed every professional sports league worldwide, and his impact on the National Football League will never wane.
After celebrating the Raiders by highlighting their players who could someday be enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame, we flip the script to give you the Las Vegas Hall of Shame.
John Madden was a man of many hats: Super Bowl-winning head coach of the Oakland Raiders, Emmy Award-winning broadcaster, and the namesake of one of the best-selling video games of all time.
Legendary Raiders owner Al Davis had a famous catchphrase: "Just win, baby!" Now the Raiders are saying, 'please come, baby,' because star defensive end Maxx Crosby is anticipating the birth of his first-born child.
Bo knows football. Bo knows baseball. Bo knows how to keep a legacy in sports going. Despite not being a Hall of Famer, Bo Jackson is one of the most-famous athletes ever.
The Las Vegas Raiders offered a sneak peek at the still-under-construction Allegiant Stadium on Twitter Saturday.
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