The Oakland Raiders will honor Hall of Fame owner Al Davis at their first home game since his death last weekend. Raiders CEO Amy Trask said Tuesday that the team will "honor and pay tribute" to Davis throughout Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns. There are no specific details about what is planned.
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October 10, 2011
Just a day after losing legendary owner Al Davis, the Oakland Raiders were statistically dominated by the Houston Texans. At the end of the day, the organization that Davis built found a way to just win, baby.
In the most emotional game in franchise history, the Raiders found a way to win 25-20 at the final whistle, despite committing 11 penalties for 89 yards and being outgained...
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October 11, 2011
Legendary NFL running back Eric Dickerson played for the Oakland Raiders for one year back in the '90s ... but it's clear, he had NO LOVE for Al Davis. Dickerson was out in L.A. last night -- when he made a huge statement about his former boss, without…
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October 10, 2011
The Raiders' emotions overflowed after beating the Texans on the day after Al Davis's death.
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October 10, 2011
The Oakland Raiders are 3-2 after a huge comeback win on the road over the Houston Texans, but the outcome of the game was far from the biggest headline for Oakland on Sunday. The team played just one day after losing owner Al Davis, and played its first game without him in the organization since 1962. One of the highlights of the emotional win was Raiders head coach Hue Jackson...
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October 12, 2011
The greatness of the Raiders could mean a return to Los Angeles. Or the City of Industry. Or a shared stadium with the San Francisco 49ers.
The death of longtime owner Al Davis has put a cloud of uncertainty over the Oakland Raiders' future in the East Bay, according to Bay Area News Group. The future of the NFL in California is uncertain, but almost definitely will include LA...
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October 09, 2011
The Oakland Raiders pull off an amazing upset against the Houston Texans in Houston, hours after hearing of owner Al Davis' passing.
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October 10, 2011
As we say goodbye to legendary owner Al Davis, who passed away on Saturday at age 82, we give you the best and worst of an emotional NFL Week 5:
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October 10, 2011
Yesterday, the NFL community mourned the passing of Raiders owner and former AFL commissioner Al Davis. The Redskins and NFL both released statements of condolences, and Redskins players did the same via twitter:
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October 12, 2011
Maybe the spirit of Al Davis was truly guiding the Oakland Raiders on Sunday. The Raiders beat the Texans in Houston 25-20 thanks to a Michael Huff interception on the final play of the game. Houston was at the five yard line and had an excellent chance to score, but Huff stepped in front of [...]
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October 09, 2011
FOXBORO, Mass. -- Gerard Warren was emotional Sunday night while reflecting on his relationship with Raiders owner Al Davis, who died Saturday. Warren played for the Raiders from 2007-09 before joining the Patriots last season, so he knew Davis better than any player in the New England locker room. "We lost a great one," Warren said. "I had the utmost respect for him...
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October 12, 2011
The late Al Davis received so many glowing tributes in the wake of his recent death that you'd be tempted to think the last decade of Davis' stewardship of the Raiders was some kind of grand hallucination. But now that Davis has been appropriately lionized for changing the game and being the last great rebel owner in pro sports, it's time to start admitting the truth...
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October 13, 2011
In the wake of Al Davis' death, the anecdotes about his life are flowing in -- few as unusual as this one from former Giants QB Phil Simms.
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October 09, 2011
The Oakland Raiders won the day after owner Al Davis died, beating the Houston Texans 25-20 on Sunday behind Jason Campbell's two touchdown passes.
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October 13, 2011
Week five is over after Monday night’s Lions shellacking of the Chicago Bears remaining one of two unbeaten teams in the NFL.Al Davis Oakland Raiders owner passed away and the Raiders responded with an emotional victory over the Texans at Reliant Stadium. The Texans lost Mario Williams for the year during the game with the grieving Raiders. Roman Harper of the New Orleans Saints...
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