More Than Just Playoffs at Stake for Raiders
When the Raiders play today, in an afternoon of staggering magnitude, before a roaring sellout crowd at O.co Coliseum, so much more than the playoffs will be at stake. But that's the...
Al Davis
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Raiders Audacious, Resilient, Winning
OAKLAND, Calif. - Something's happening here on the east shore of San Francisco Bay. Something strange, something emotional, something that has brought together an audacious coach,...
Madden Dealing With Death of Al Davis
It was November 1966 and Davis was the general manager of the Oakland Raiders, scouting the Aztecs. But he had been advised by Paul Governali, the former San Diego State coach, to talk to...
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- Drawing Parallels on Davis, Steinbrenner - Tim Joyce
- Davis' Passing Opens Up Relocation Scenarios - Michael Silver, Yahoo! Sports
- Al Davis: Great, Devious, Imperious - Art Spander
- Davis: Singular, Misunderstood Rebel - Scott Ostler, SF Chronicle
- Raiders Owner Al Davis Dies at 82 - T. FitzGerald & D. Chapin, SF Chronicle
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- Ailing Al Davis Still Calling Shots - Art Spander
- Davis Notably Absent at Raiders Practice - Tim Kawakami, SJ Mercury News
- Al Davis Plays By His Own Rules - Tim Kawakami, San Jose Mercury News
- Raiders' Jackson Must Balance Job, Davis - Monte Poole, Oakland Tribune
- Davis Turns Another Presser Into Theater of the Absurd - Ann Killion, SI
- Davis Attacks Former Coach Cable - Tim Kawakami, San Jose Mercury News
- Al Davis Has Tarnished His Legacy - Glenn Dickey, SF Examiner
- Watch Out Tom Cable, Al Davis Is Not Happy - Talking Points
- Al Davis Tired of Losing and Irrelevance - Ray Ratto, CSN Bay Area
- Raiders Need to Become Relevant Again - Art Spander
- Kiffin Showing Shades of Raiders' Davis - Ray Ratto, CBS Sports
- Recent Moves Mean Al Davis Is Back - Scott Ostler, San Francisco Chronicle
- JaMarcus' Trip from No. 1 to Nowhere - Art Spander
- Oakland: Sports Boomtown Going Bust - Art Spander, RealClearSports
- Raiders Should Trade Asomugha - Cam Inman, Oakland Tribune
- Raiders' Silence Shows Contempt for Fans - Scott Ostler, SF Chronicle
- Raiders Stand by Cable Again - Cam Inman, Oakland Tribune
- Appears Davis, Cable Are Stuck Together - T. Kawakami, SJ Mercury News
- Many Candidates for Knucklehead of the Month - Jeff Neuman, RCS
- Al Davis the GM Is Ruining the Raiders - Monte Poole, Oakland Tribune
- Hard to Believe in Oakland and Buffalo - Michael Rosenberg, SI
- Knuckleheads Rampant - Jeff Neuman
- Why Hasn't Davis Fired Cable Yet? - Paul Gutierrez, Sacramento Bee
- Al Davis Should Drop Cable, Hire Mariucci - Tim Kawakami, San Jose MN
- Cable Blames Russell for Season - Tim Kawakami, San Jose Mercury News
- Have Raiders Finally Given up on JaMarcus? - M. Poole, Oakland Tribune
- More Dysfunction for Raiders - Paul Gutierrez, Sacramento Bee
- Raiders Fans Take Their Anger to the Billboards - Shutdown Corner
- Al Davis Should Talk to Cable's Accusers - Gwen Knapp, SF Chronicle
- Raiders Can't Allow Cable to Continue - Ann Killion, Sports Illustrated
- Raiders' Cable Has Become a Liability - Monte Poole, Oakland Tribune
- Al Davis Could Learn From Steinbrenner - Cam Inman, Contra Costa Times
- Raiders Cable's Time Grows Short - Tim Kawakami, San Jose Mercury News
- For Raiders, It's Never Been So Bleak - Gary Peterson, Oakland Tribune
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- With Raiders, Nothing Ever Changes - Art Spander, RealClearSports
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- Seymour, Proven Winner, Will be Missed - Dan Shaughnessy, Boston Globe
- Al Davis: The End - Jeff Pearlman, JeffPearlman.com
- Goodell Should Suspend Cable Since Davis Won't - Jay Mariotti, FanHouse
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