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Broncos Collier: "Ive known for years that Randy Gradishar deserves to be in the Hall" The architect of Denvers famed "Orange Crush" defenses wonders why his star linebacker isnt in Canton. Its a good question. Author: Photos courtesy of the Denver Broncos The architect of Denvers famed "Orange Crush" defenses wonders why his star linebacker isnt in Canton. Its a good question. ( Randy Gradishar was one of the greatest NFL linebackers on one of the NFL’s greatest defenses. He played 10 years ...

Article content The B.C. Court of Appeal recently ruled that Douglas Lake Cattle Company can kick out local residents who have fished Minnie and Stoney Lakes for generations. This decision will frustrate all British Columbians who seek solace in wilderness. Premier Horgan now needs to fix the crazy state of the law that the court confirmed:  All British Columbians own Minnie and Stoney Lakes. All British Columbians own the fish in those lakes. But because one American plutocrat owns the surr...

Article content Pressure is on the B.C. government to reform trespassing laws so the public can gain access to Crown-owned lakes, streams and wilderness. Environmentalists, lawyers and outdoors groups say B.C. judges have recently made it clear that it’s Victoria’s job to fix illogical laws that allow private property owners to keep anglers and hikers away from publicly owned lakes and rivers because they own the land surrounding the waterways. We apologize, but this video has failed to loa...

Love for the Raiders is a Generation Gift In over 60 years as a reporter covering the Oakland, Los Angeles, and now Las Vegas Raiders, Tom LaMarres love for the Silver and Black has been generational Author: Feb 11, 2021 (Tom LaMarre is a native of Oakland who covered the Silver and Black for the Oakland Tribune during the 1970s, and has written about the Raiders for more than 60 years, including now with Sports Illustrateds Raider Maven.) My father took me to my first Oakland Raiders game on N...

The Las Vegas Raiders legendary past grew over the weekend when the NFL Hall of Fame announced Silver and Black ICONS Tom Flores & Charles Woodson are in.

Al Davis | Las Vegas Raiders | Raiders.com ESPNs 30 for 30 Premiere of Al Davis vs. The NFL The feature, which premiered on February 4th, explored the complex relationship between Al Davis and then-NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle, as well as the Raiders historic rise in becoming one of the most successful and beloved franchises in all of sports. More on Al Davis vs. The NFL: Re-watch on ESPN+ July 4, 1929 - October 8, 2011 An unyielding total commitment to excellence has marked the three-time Wor...

HENDERSON, Nev. -- The floor of the Oakland Coliseum was a veritable whos who of Raiders royalty on Dec. 15, 2019, with so many figures from the teams past showing up to pay their respects and bid farewell. It was the final game in Oakland for the franchise before the move to become the Las Vegas Raiders and it was Charles Woodson who had been chosen by Raiders owner Mark Davis to light the Al Davis Torch ... for the last time in this stadium. Now, Woodson was no stranger to celebrity. Not as a...

Mom are well versed with the Plunkett family, led by lovable recovering alcoholic (played by Allison Janney). Yes, that Plunkett. Your Jim Plunkett ( pictured above in December 2019). Then, there’s a (John) Madden, a (Sebastian) Janikowski, (Ken) Stabler), Fred (Biletnikoff), (Marv) Hubbard, (Dave) Casper, (Warren) Wells and (Pete) Banaszak. Coincidence? No, not at all. I was determined to find out why there was such a constant Raiders references on Mom, so I called CBS and tracked down the...

Jan 19, 2021 The Raiders have had their share of characters through their 60 years, including the late owner, general manager, and coach Al Davis. The Raiders also had eccentric guys like Lyle Alzado, Fred “The Hammer” Williamson, Otis Sistrunk from the University of Mars, Phil Villapiano, Bill Romanowski, Kenny “The Snake” Stabler, Ted “Kick ‘Em in the Head” Hendricks, Gene “Uppy” Upshaw, Matt Millen and Bo Jackson, who performed in those famous “Bo Knows” TV commercials....

CONWAY — At the age of 10, Tarron Jackson decided to hang up his football cleats. Having played for a couple of years, his interests lied more with shooting hoops and less about knocking around opposing quarterbacks. But, sometimes, purpose arises when you least expect it — burning for reasons well beyond yourself. He and his brother, Daron, enjoyed slinging around the pigskin, a bond forming over a sport that has put Tarron — one of the stars of a No. 11-ranked Coastal Caroli...