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Hall-of-Famer Carmichael: HBCU Shutout in 2021 Draft "Very, Very Troublesome" No HBCU players were drafted this year, and that makes the Centennial Class inductee and HBCU product "really sad." Author: Photo courtesy of USA Today No HBCU players were drafted this year, and that makes the Centennial Class inductee and HBCU product "really sad." When players from Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) were shut out from this year’s NFL draft for the first time in over a decade, Hal...

The Oakland, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas Raiders have an outstanding legacy of great players and coaches, today we look at the all-time great team.

Catch Up with the 1980 NFL Draft Selection from Virginia Tech

As we continue our series that features prominent Broncos alumni, heres a look back at Lyle Alzados career in Denver.

FLORHAM PARK, N.J. -- From the moment he arrived last year at One Jets Drive, strapped a set of shoulder pads on his 6-foot-7, 363-pound frame and proclaimed himself ready to dominate the NFL, left tackle Mekhi Becton hasnt been afraid to play the hype game. Big man, big expectations. He did it again Monday after the New York Jets first organized team activities session. The Jets tweeted a photo from the practice, a shot of Becton and his new right-hand man, rookie guard Alijah Vera-Tucker. "LE...

Las Vegas Raiders All-Time Top Five: Quarterbacks The Oakland, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas Raiders have an outstanding legacy of great players and today we look at the all-time great quarterbacks Author: 1. Kenny “Snake” Stabler, 1968-1979 Kenny Stabler was an All-American who helped Alabama win the 1965 National Championship and was selected by the Raiders in the second round (No. 52 overall) of the 1968 National Football League Draft. However, the Raiders also drafted quarterback Eldridge ...

Raiders All-Time Top Five: Tackles The Oakland, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas Raiders have an outstanding legacy of great players and today we look at the all-time great tackles Author: 1. Art Shell, 1968-1982 Not only is Art Shell at the top of this list, but he was also among the best tackles in NFL history, and there those who believe there was no one better. The 6-5, 270-pound Shell was selected by the Raiders in the third round (No. 80 overall) of the 1968 NFL Draft out of Maryland State and...

The Oakland, Los Angeles, and Las Vegas Raiders have an outstanding legacy of great players and today we look at the all-time great guards

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1. Jim Otto, 1960-74 We start with this position because Jim Otto was the foundation of the Raiders franchise from its first day in 1960 until the day he grudgingly retired before the 1975 season. When the American Football League was founded, the eighth franchise was supposed to go to Minneapolis, but the established National Football League stepped in and offered those prospective owners a team that wound up being the Minnesota Vikings. In the weeks that followed, AFL teams raided the draft l...