Raiders owner and GM Al Davis had a famous message during his time in the NFL: "Just win, baby." And for the Alabama Crimson Tide, that is the exact message for this week's Iron Bowl.
In different circumstances, Kiffin could -- maybe even should -- leave Ole Miss. But not these circumstances.
Carol Davis, part-owner of the Las Vegas Raiders and wife of Al Davis, died this week, the organization announced Sunday. The Raiders announced in a statement that Davis, dubbed the “First Lady of Raider Nation,” died Friday.
Raider Nation got the week off, but they were hit with devastating news on Sunday. That afternoon, news broke out that Carol Davis, the wife of late Las Vegas Raiders owner Al Davis, mother of current principal owner Mark Davis and the First Lady of Raider Nation, passed away at the age of 93 on Friday.
The first third of the 2025 season has been a disappointment for the Houston Texans, who entered the year with hopes and expectations of winning a third consecutive AFC South division title.
The Al Davis Memorial Torch at Allegiant Stadium will be lit by a special group of guests before Monday’s game against the Los Angeles Chargers. On Thursday, it was announced on the Raiders’ official team website that the Summerlin South Little League baseball team will light the torch prior to kickoff.
While Al Davis became a fixture in California sports during his time as owner of the then-Los Angeles and Oakland Raiders, his family has their roots in the city of Brockton, Mass.
The Raiders are one of the most storied franchises in all of sports. That is the case due to the many years of hard work by the late, great Al Davis. It is impossible to tell the history of the National Football League without mentioning Davis and his accomplishments.
Tom Brady is carrying on the Al Davis legacy nicely. Brady showed up to the Las Vegas Raiders’ preseason game against the San Francisco 49ers on Saturday wearing tinted horn-rimmed glasses, as well as a retro white Raiders jacket.
HENDERSON, Nev.—The Las Vegas Raiders' 2025 NFL Training Camp has offered its fair share of storylines after eight practices. I would like to offer you some bold observations from this camp so far, and several specifically from today's recently concluded eighth practice.
If Al Davis were still alive and was asked who the Raiders ' biggest current rival is, he'd probably say the NFL, as the franchise was built on a policy of hating everyone who stands in their way of the Lombardi.
The Las Vegas Raiders have come a long way since their days in Oakland. The Raiders are one of the most historical franchises in the National Football League, and they were long before relocating to Las Vegas.
The Las Vegas Raiders are one of the most storied franchises in all of sports. That is the case due to the many years of hard work by the late, great Al Davis.
For a very long time, the Raiders franchise was directly tied to the state of California. They spent most of their years in Oakland, but also had over a decade in Los Angeles.
One of the players who turned heads during OTAs for the Las Vegas Raiders was rookie wide receiver Dont’e Thornton. At 6’5 and running a 4.3 40-yard dash at the draft combine, Thornton was viewed as a deep threat target with potential to grow into more with some development time.
The Las Vegas Raiders are one of the most interesting teams in the NFL for 2025. They overhauled their offense, trading for quarterback Geno Smith and drafting running back Ashton Jeanty.
After the departure of defensive line coach Al Davis in the 2025 off-season, the Missouri Tigers had to begin the search for another coach to take on some of the responsibilities that Davis left behind.
Former Raiders owner Al Davis was well known for his role in the NFL and for raising a son with a haircut that is extraterrestrial. However, despite being open about his faith, very few people are aware that Davis was a Jewish American.
Watch the video below as Mizzou football reporter Joey Van Zummeren gives his thoughts on what Missouri is losing with defensive line coach Al Davis announcing his resignation.
Missouri Tigers defensive line coach Al Davis is resigning from his position, according to his social media and a Mizzou Athletics release. Davis cited family matters as the reason for his resignation.
New Las Vegas Raiders wideout Dont’e Thornton really would’ve been a pick that Al Davis would’ve been proud of—did Las Vegas get a steal? When the Raiders grabbed Tennessee wide receiver Dont’e Thornton in the fourth round of the NFL Draft, it felt like a classic Davis move—blazing speed, big play potential, and all the upside in the world.
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.
One former colleague, Carroll's "right-hand man," to be exact, is now with the Raiders.
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.
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.
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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