Oakland Raiders

Marion Peterson Jr. played for the Oakland Raiders during the 1977 NFL season. He was a running back for the team, contributing to their efforts that year.

Several players have worn number 58 for the Las Vegas Raiders (formerly Oakland and Los Angeles Raiders). Notably, linebacker Greg Beekman wore it during the 1970s. More recently, linebacker Neiron Ball also donned the number during his time with the team. The number has been associated with strong defensive players throughout the franchise's history.

The Nettleton Raiders have been a part of Jonesboro, Arkansas, since the school's establishment in 1970. As a prominent high school sports program, the Raiders have represented the community in various athletic competitions for over five decades. They are known for their strong traditions and contributions to local sports culture.

No, Rick Tellstrom did not play for the Raiders. He is best known as a former professional football player who primarily played as a center and had a career in the NFL with teams including the Minnesota Vikings and the New Orleans Saints.

Throughout the history of the Las Vegas Raiders, several players have worn the number 51 jersey. Notably, linebacker Kirk Morrison and offensive lineman Steve Wisniewski are among the most recognized players to don this number. Additionally, linebacker Ray Manley and defensive lineman John Parrella also wore number 51 during their tenures with the team. Each of these players contributed to the Raiders' legacy in their own way.

Al Davis made his money primarily through his ownership of the Oakland Raiders, an NFL team he purchased in 1966. His business acumen and innovative strategies, including aggressive marketing and a focus on fan engagement, helped the franchise grow in value. Additionally, Davis was involved in various ventures, including real estate and sports management, which contributed to his wealth. His legacy also includes significant profits from the Raiders' relocation and successful branding over the decades.

Steve Brewster played for the Los Angeles Raiders during the 1985 NFL season. He was a tight end and contributed to the team's offense during his time with the franchise. Brewster's career in the NFL included stints with other teams, but his time with the Raiders was notable in the mid-1980s.

Well, honey, Kenny Stabler was called "The Snake" because he was as slick and elusive as a snake on the field. He had a knack for slipping away from defenders and making plays happen when it seemed impossible. So, the nickname stuck like glue, just like his ability to outsmart his opponents.

Super Bowl Time (Kickoff)

6:30 PM Eastern Standard Time on February 7, 2010

Starts Super Bowl 2010 kickoff (or little bit later)

* CBS, which is broadcasting the game, states a 6:30 p.m.

start time on their site, with a "kickoff show" from 6 - 6:25

p.m.

* The Super Bowl 2010 hosting committee's website has a

countdown clock counting down to 6:30 p.m.

*** See The Offical Count Down On NFL.com Go Here =>> http://bit.ly/aWspgM ***

You may want to tune in early to catch the pre-game run downs and coverage.

Saint Fans and Colts fans are ready to go head to head at this years,

winner takes all show down.

United States times by region:

6:30 p.m. Eastern

5:30 p.m. Central

4:30 p.m. Mountain

3:30 p.m. Pacific

Quick additional tidbits for Super Bowl 2010:

* Date: Sunday, February 7, 2010

* Location: Dolphin Stadium in Miami, Florida

* Halftime: The Who

* Super Bowl Number: 44 (XLIV)

According to an article on forbes.com, the Oakland Athletics are valued at $292 million as of April, 2007.

Notable players wearing 81 during the 2009 NFL season:

Randy Moss - Patriots

Terrell Owens - Bills

Anquan Boldin - Cardinals

Torry Holt - Jaguars

Calvin Johnson - Lions

Owen Daniels - Texans

Through Super Bowl XLIV, that would be Chuck Noll of the Pittsburgh Steelers with 4 victories (SB IX, X, XIII, XIV).

The Marriott down the street from the stadium. I used to date a player and that's where we'd hang out sometime.

Originally, the Al Davis moved the Oakland Raiders to Los Angeles in 1982 for a much larger venue for the team. The team was so popular in Oakland during the 70's and the Oakland Coliseum held at about 46000 to 49000 at the time and was at capacity most of the time. The Raiders moved to Los Angeles on the promise of a much larger state of the art stadium and for a larger market for the team. They played 13 seasons in the Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles that held 92000. The stadium was typically half vacant during home games even during their 1983 Super Bowl run. I remember in 1990 when they were in AFC Divisional playoffs at home versus Cincinnati and by Friday night before the game they still had 9000 tickets available for a PLAYOFF GAME!!! Bo Jackson bought the remaining tickets himself told people to come to the game. Starting in the late 80's, they were doing preseason games in Oakland to see how the loyality was Oakland and it was awesome as ever. There was an actual push for them to move to Sacramento. Well, in the end, they never got their new stadium in Los Angeles. The fan support was the same as it was in Oakland except you have 45000 people in a 92000 seat stadium so the crowd was hardly a factor at home games. In the June of 1995, a sudden decision was made that the Raiders were coming back home. The Oakland Coliseum got $200M in renovations in 1996 and now the stadium holds 63000 for football. If you haven't been to a game, you need to go.

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The Oakland Raiders are a professional American Football team in Oakland, California founded in 1960. For only the first ten seasons of their team the Raiders then belonged to the American Football League.

The Chargers have won ten straight games against the Raiders over the last five years.

As of October 2023, the Las Vegas Raiders have won three Super Bowl championships. They secured their titles in Super Bowl XI (1977), Super Bowl XV (1981), and Super Bowl XVIII (1983).

yes he was

in 2002 when they lost to the Bucs in the SuperbowlXXXVII. NFL MVP Richard Gannon.

California Love -Tupac

Hells Bells -ACDC

Back In Black -ACDC

Raider Nation -Ice Cube

Welcome to the Black Hole -Dynamo

Oaktown

59 points against the Broncos on 10-24-2010

QB starting duties for the 2003 Raiders were shared between Rich Gannon and Rick Mirer. Marquis Tuiasosopo and Rob Johnson also played quarterback for the Raiders that season.

Burgess Owens, Luke Lawton, Chris Hetherington, Johnnie Harris, John Henry Mills, Calvin Jones, Tom Rathman, Dave Waymer, Stefon Adams, Marv Hubbard, Fred Gillett, Bob Dougherty.