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    Default Rest in peace Al Davis.

    Thanks for these.
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    http://www.nytimes.com/1998/09/13/sp...ted=all&src=pm

    Al Davis was loved all throughout the league.

    He threw a tight, hard spiral some 30 yards directly at the head of Davis. At the last second, Davis saw it and ducked, the ball missing him by only a few inches. Davis, his hair ruffled, then made an obscene gesture at Shanahan, witnessed by a former Raiders coach who confirmed Grbac's story.


    RIP Al.

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    I know I'm a few days late, but as a Bills fan, I have much respect for Al Davis. Him and Ralph Wilson were pioneers and one of the few remaining original AFL owners.

    RIP Al Davis. NFL would not be the same without you.

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    Raiders coming to LA!?!?

    Let's start the rumors, shall we.

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    ALAMEDA — The Oakland Raiders will honor Hall of Fame owner Al Davis at their first home game since his death last weekend.

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    An Oakland Raiders fan pays his respects at a memorial to Raiders owner Al Davis outside the team's NFL football headquarters in Alameda, Calif., Saturday, Oct. 8, 2011. The Raiders announced Saturday that Davis, their longtime owner and Hall of Famer, died. He was 82. (AP Photo/Paul Sakuma)


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    Raiders CEO Amy Trask said Tuesday that the team will "honor and pay tribute" to Davis throughout Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns. There are no specific details about what is planned.
    Davis died Saturday at age 82. He had been part of the organization for all but three of the team's 52 seasons as either coach, general manager or owner.

    An Oakland Raiders fan pays his respects at a memorial to Raiders owner Al Davis outside the team's NFL football headquarters in Alameda, Calif.,...
    The Oakland Raiders will honor Hall of Fame owner Al Davis at their first home game since his death last weekend.Raiders CEO Amy Trask said Tuesday that the team will "honor and pay tribute" to Davis throughout Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns. There are no specific details about what is planned.Davis died Saturday at age 82. He had been part of the organization for all but three of the team's 52 seasons as either coach, general manager or owner.

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