Al Davis

A report by Pro Football Talk indicates that the Oakland Raiders, along with the St. Louis Rams, should be on the short list of teams that could relocate to Los Angeles. But, as the report points out, there's a perceived catch. Mark Davis may not be allowed to take his team to Southern California. For a team to relocate, 24 of the 32 owners, or 75%, must vote in favor of a move for a team to be allowed to relocate by the league. According to the report mentioned above, the prevailing opinion...Read Full Story

Legendary Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis has passed away at the age of 82, reports the Mercury News. He had been in failing health for some time, but attended the Raiders' most recent game, a loss to the New England Patriots.The Raiders have released a death announcement, and promise to put out a statement about the loss sometime today. News of his passing broke at about 8am this morning. Davis had only missed two Raiders games since 1995, when the team was moved back to Oakland from LA. A...Read Full Story

Al Davis, owner of the Oakland Raiders, passed away Saturday morning at the age of 82. A cause of death has not been released, but the latest news stemming from the announcement of his passing is that his son Mark will allegedly inherit the team. The Mercury News reports that at one point Mark and his mom Carol were to inherit the team, though it is not yet known if that is accurate or not. If Mark does take over the team, many are interested to see if he will continue the same style of...Read Full Story

Legendary Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis has passed away at the age of 82, reports the Mercury News. He had been in failing health for some time, but attended the Raiders' most recent game, a loss to the New England Patriots.The Raiders have released a death announcement, and promise to put out a statement about the loss sometime today. News of his passing broke at about 8am this morning.Davis had only missed two Raiders games since 1995, when the team was moved back to Oakland from LA. A few...Read Full Story

JOSH DUBOW AP Sports Writer ALAMEDA, Calif. The reality hit Oakland Raiders coach Hue Jackson as he got in his car to drive to work after an emotional weekend. He heard a radio report about this weekend's death of longtime Raiders owner Al Davis and it hit him that there will be no day-after game phone calls, no more discussions of strategy and no more talks with the man who gave him his first shot at being a head coach. Jackson's voice cracked Monday as he talked...Read Full Story