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"Al Davis was a good man, and we were friendly rivals," Pittsburgh Steelers chairman emeritus Dan Rooney said in a statement released by the team. "He was a football man and did a lot for the game ...

2 / 34. Al Davis, right, the head coach-general manager of the Oakland Raiders, was named, April 8, 1966 in Houston, as the new American Football League Commissioner to succeed Joe Foss, who ...

"Al Davis," recalled Lawrence Kallenberg, a Brooklyn contemporary from a rival school, "made you notice him." Simultaneously, a mile away, another Jewish striver, Woody Allen, was fashioning his ...

Al Davis is the only person to have served pro football in such varied capacities as (1) a player personnel assistant, (2) an assistant coach, (3) a head coach, (4) a general manager, (5) a league commissioner and (6) the principal owner and chief executive officer of an NFL team. The longtime owner of the Oakland Raiders compiled an ...

Allen "Al" Davis, the man who is synonymous with the Oakland Raiders franchise of the National Football League and its earlier American Football League incarnation, was born on the Fourth of July, 1929 into a Jewish family in Brockton, Massachusetts. Raised in Brooklyn and educated at the borough's Erasmus High School, he played football at ...

Al Davis saw the world in Silver and Black. As we commemorate 11 years since his passing, here are 10 of Davis' most memorable quotes from his lifetime. "Just win, baby!" “Once a Raider, always ...

Raiders owner Al Davis, whose legend began 60 years ago as an assistant coach with the San Diego Chargers and included a 1992 Hall of Fame induction in Canton, has died at 82.

t's a phrase that is synonymous with the Raiders, three words that define one of the NFL's most historic franchises. I. As we learned in ESPN's "Al Davis vs. the NFL" documentary last week, the first time the legendary Raiders owner used his famous "Just win, baby" slogan in the public eye came amid a tense moment. Before Al delivered his ...