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KANSAS CITY AT CLEVELAND ...... 1:00p (ET) THURSDAY, DECEMBER 21 N.Y. JETS AT GREEN BAY ...... 12:00p (CT) (SIXTEENTH WEEKEND)* JACKSONVILLE AT MIAMI ...... 1:00p (ET) MINNESOTA AT GREEN BAY ...... 7:00p (CT) INDEX DETROIT AT NEW ENGLAND ...... 1:00p (ET) SATURDAY, DECEMBER 23 SAN FRANCISCO AT NEW ORLEANS . . . . .12:00p (CT) KANSAS CITY AT OAKLAND ...... 5:00p (PT) DALLAS AT N.Y. GIANTS ...... 1:00p (ET) SUNDAY, DECEMBER 24 AFL All-Star Game Raiders . .216 Leaders By Years ...... 196 Raiders TV ...... 306 TAMPA BAY AT PITTSBURGH ...... 1:00p (ET) CAROLINA AT ATLANTA ...... 1:00p (ET) Albo, Dr. Robert ...... 24 League Game Results ...... 231 Raiders vs. All Opponents . .248 ARIZONA AT ST. LOUIS ...... 12:00p (CT) TENNESSEE AT BUFFALO ...... 1:00p (ET) All-League Performers ...... 213 Lombardi, Michael ...... 21 Records, Individual ...... 190 INDIANAPOLIS AT TENNESSEE ...... 12:00p (CT) TAMPA BAY AT CLEVELAND ...... 1:00p (ET) All-Time Raider Coaches . . . .274 Longest Plays vs. Raiders . . .194 Records, ATLANTA AT WASHINGTON ...... 1:00p (ET) CHICAGO AT DETROIT ...... 1:00p (ET) All-Time Raider Drafts ...... 289 Longest Plays By Raiders . . .194 Individual Postseason ...... 218 HOUSTON AT OAKLAND ...... 1:05p (PT) INDIANAPOLIS AT HOUSTON ...... 12:00p (CT) All-Time Raider Players . . . . .277 Martindale, Don ...... 16 Records, Team ...... 188 SEATTLE AT DENVER ...... 2:15p (MT) NEW ENGLAND AT JACKSONVILLE ...... 1:00p (ET) NBC GAME TBD ...... 8:15p (ET) NEW ORLEANS AT N.Y. GIANTS ...... 1:00p (ET) Attendance Records ...... 223 Martin, H. Rod ...... 26 Records, Team Postseason .218 MONDAY, DECEMBER 4 BALTIMORE AT PITTSBURGH ...... 1:00p (ET) Beach, Nick ...... 29 Martin, Michelle ...... 23 Rings, World Championship . . .8 CAROLINA AT PHILADELPHIA ...... 8:30p (ET) WASHINGTON AT ST. LOUIS ...... 12:00p (CT) Biletnikoff, Fred ...... 13 Martinez, George ...... 16 Romanski, Bob ...... 28 ARIZONA AT SAN FRANCISCO ...... 1:05p (PT) Brown, Willie ...... 14 Marvin, Mickey ...... 23 Romanski, Richard ...... 28 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 7 CINCINNATI AT DENVER ...... 2:15p (MT) Capurro, Matt ...... 27 Mayer, Mark ...... 26 Rookie Free Agents ...... 174 (FOURTEENTH WEEKEND)* SAN DIEGO AT SEATTLE ...... 1:15p (PT) Caracciolo, Pete ...... 27 McCloughan, Kent ...... 23 Rose, Rich ...... 29 CLEVELAND AT PITTSBURGH ...... 8:00p (ET) MONDAY, DECEMBER 25 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10 PHILADELPHIA AT DALLAS ...... 4:00p (CT) Club Directory ...... 3 McElwain, Jim ...... 17 Roster, 2006 ...... 182-183 N.Y. GIANTS AT CAROLINA ...... 1:00p (ET) N.Y. JETS AT MIAMI ...... 8:30p (ET) Coach of the Year ...... 216 Media, Bay Area ...... 312-313 Ryan, Rob ...... 12 OAKLAND AT CINCINNATI ...... 1:00p (ET) Coia, Angelo ...... 21 Media Information ...... 310 Schedule, 2006 NFL . . .315-IBC NEW ORLEANS AT DALLAS ...... 12:00p (CT) SATURDAY, DECEMBER 30 Coliseum Information ...... 2 Millard, Keith ...... 17 Schedule, MINNESOTA AT DETROIT ...... 1:00p (ET) (SEVENTEENTH WEEKEND)* Corday, Dr. Stephen ...... 25 Molina, Danny ...... 29 2006 NFL Preseason ...... 314 TENNESSEE AT HOUSTON ...... 12:00p (CT) N.Y. GIANTS AT WASHINGTON ...... 8:00p (ET) Daisher, Ted ...... 13 Monday Night Record . . . . .221 Schedule, 2006 Raiders ...... 1 INDIANAPOLIS AT JACKSONVILLE ...... 1:00p (ET) SUNDAY, DECEMBER 31 BALTIMORE AT KANSAS CITY ...... 12:00p (CT) BUFFALO AT BALTIMORE ...... 1:00p (ET) Davis, Al ...... 6 Nash, Dave ...... 27 Shell, Art ...... 9 NEW ENGLAND AT MIAMI ...... 1:00p (ET) GREEN BAY AT CHICAGO ...... 12:00p (CT) Delaney, Tom ...... 21 Nicola, Dr. Fred ...... 25 Shell III, Art ...... 23 BUFFALO AT N.Y. JETS ...... 1:00p (ET) PITTSBURGH AT CINCINNATI ...... 1:00p (ET) Dodds, Ed ...... 22 Opponents By Series ...... 248 Shoop, John ...... 19 ATLANTA AT TAMPA BAY ...... 1:00p (ET) DETROIT AT DALLAS ...... 12:00p (CT) Draftees 2006 Bios ...... 168 Otten, Jim ...... 27 Shutout Victories ...... 222 SEATTLE AT ARIZONA ...... 2:05p (MT) CLEVELAND AT HOUSTON ...... 12:00p (CT) Draft List, 2006 ...... 168 Otten, John ...... 28 Silver & Black Club ...... 309 GREEN BAY AT SAN FRANCISCO ...... 1:05p (PT) MIAMI AT INDIANAPOLIS ...... 1:00p (ET) DENVER AT SAN DIEGO ...... 1:15p (PT) JACKSONVILLE AT KANSAS CITY ...... 12:00p (CT) Eatman, Irv ...... 14 Overtime Game Results . . . .222 Sims, Darryl ...... 20 NBC GAME TBD ...... 8:15p (ET) ST. LOUIS AT MINNESOTA ...... 12:00p (CT) Fish, Jeff ...... 15 Pagano, Chuck ...... 18 Single Game Bests, 2005 . . .186 MONDAY, DECEMBER 11 CAROLINA AT NEW ORLEANS ...... 12:00p (CT) Ford, Robert ...... 15 Pearson, Chris ...... 29 Slater, Jackie ...... 19 CHICAGO AT ST. LOUIS ...... 7:30p (CT) OAKLAND AT N.Y. JETS ...... 1:00p (ET) Greatness of the Raiders . . . . .4 Peete, Skip ...... 18 Statistics, 2005 Raiders .184-185 ATLANTA AT PHILADELPHIA ...... 1:00p (ET) Hall of Fame Raiders ...... 206 Postseason Game Results . .217 Strudwick, Dr. Warren ...... 25 THURSDAY, DECEMBER 14 SEATTLE AT TAMPA BAY ...... 1:00p (ET) Historical Highlights ...... 295 Preseason Game Results . . .226 Super Bowl Records ...... 217 (FIFTEENTH WEEKEND)* NEW ENGLAND AT TENNESSEE ...... 12:00p (CT) SAN FRANCISCO AT SEATTLE ...... 5:00p (PT) SAN FRANCISCO AT DENVER ...... 2:15p (MT) Home Records by Stadium . .224 Preseason vs. Team Won-Lost Records . . . .189 SATURDAY, DECEMBER 16 ARIZONA AT SAN DIEGO ...... 1:15p (PT) Hughan, Bill ...... 29 All Opponents ...... 226 Ticket Information ...... 311 DALLAS AT ATLANTA 8:00p (ET) NBC GAME TBD ...... 8:15p (ET) Interest Holders ...... 8 Pro Bowl Raiders ...... 215 Training Camp ...... 311 SUNDAY, DECEMBER 17 Jones, George ...... 29 Raiders Business Staff ...... 30 Touchet, Scott ...... 26 CLEVELAND AT BALTIMORE ...... 1:00p (ET) POSTSEASON Jones, Sean ...... 22 Raiders.com ...... 307 Trask, Amy ...... 29 MIAMI AT BUFFALO ...... 1:00p (ET) SATURDAY, JANUARY 6 AFC / NFC Wild Card Playoffs Kebric, Bruce ...... 22 Raiders Facility ...... 2 Turner, David ...... 23 PITTSBURGH AT CAROLINA ...... 1:00p (ET) ...... (NBC) TAMPA BAY AT CHICAGO ...... 12:00p (CT) SUNDAY, JANUARY 7 . . .AFC / NFC Wild Card Playoffs King, Dr. Warren ...... 24 Raider Image, The ...... 308 Veteran Bios ...... 36 DETROIT AT GREEN BAY ...... 12:00p (CT) ...... (CBS and FOX) Kingdon, Jon ...... 23 Raiders Radio Network . . . . .304 Walsh, Tom ...... 11 N.Y. JETS AT MINNESOTA ...... 12:00p (CT) SATURDAY, JANUARY 13 ...... AFC / NFC Divisional Last Time Against Raiders . .187 Raiders Spanish Radio/TV . .305 Ward, Lorenzo ...... 20 HOUSTON AT NEW ENGLAND ...... 1:00p (ET) ...... Playoffs (CBS and FOX) Last Time by Raiders ...... 187 Raider Superlatives ...... 202 Yearly Standings ...... 255 WASHINGTON AT NEW ORLEANS ...... 12:00p (CT) SUNDAY, JANUARY 14 . .AFC / NFC Divisional Playoffs PHILADELPHIA AT N.Y. GIANTS ...... 1:00p (ET) ...... (CBS and FOX) JACKSONVILLE AT TENNESSEE ...... 12:00p (CT) SUNDAY, JANUARY 21 . . . .AFC / NFC Championship THE OAKLAND RAIDERS DENVER AT ARIZONA ...... 2:05p (MT) ...... Games (CBS and FOX) KANSAS CITY AT SAN DIEGO ...... 1:05p (PT) SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 4 ...... Super Bowl XLI ST. LOUIS AT OAKLAND ...... 1:15p (PT) ...... at Dolphins Stadium, South Florida (CBS) NBC GAME TBD ...... 8:15p (ET) SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 10 ...... AFC-NFC Pro Bowl 1220 Harbor Bay Parkway Alameda, CA 94502 MONDAY, DECEMBER 18 ...... in Honolulu, Hawaii (CBS) PHONE: 510-864-5000 FAX: 510-864-5134 CINCINNATI AT INDIANAPOLIS ...... 8:30p (ET) www.raiders.com 001-008 hpc 7/26/06 9:27 AM Page 1

THE OAKLAND RAIDERS PRESEASON Sunday, August 6 ...... Philadelphia Eagles** . . . . 5:00 p.m. Monday, August 14 ...... at Minnesota Vikings ...... 5:00 p.m. Sunday, August 20 ...... SAN FRANCISCO 49ERS . . .5:00 p.m. Friday, August 25 ...... DETROIT LIONS ...... 7:00 p.m. Thursday, August 31 ...... at Seattle Seahawks ...... 7:00 p.m. REGULAR SEASON Monday, September 11 . . . . .SAN DIEGO CHARGERS . . .7:15 p.m. Sunday, September 17 ...... at Baltimore Ravens ...... 10:00 a.m. Sunday, September 24 ...... BYE ...... Sunday, October 1 ...... CLEVELAND BROWNS . . . .1:15 p.m. Sunday, October 8 ...... at San Francisco 49ers . . . .1:05 p.m. Sunday, October 15 ...... at Denver Broncos ...... 5:15 p.m. Sunday, October 22 ...... ARIZONA CARDINALS . . . . .1:15 p.m. Sunday, October 29 ...... PITTSBURGH STEELERS . .1:15 p.m. Monday, November 6 ...... at Seattle Seahawks ...... 5:30 p.m. Sunday, November 12 ...... DENVER BRONCOS ...... 1:05 p.m.* Sunday, November 19 ...... at Kansas City Chiefs . . . .10:00 a.m.* Sunday, November 26 ...... at San Diego Chargers . . . .1:05 p.m.* Sunday, December 3 ...... HOUSTON TEXANS ...... 1:05 p.m.* Sunday, December 10 ...... at Cincinnati Bengals . . . .10:00 a.m.* Sunday, December 17 ...... ST. LOUIS RAMS ...... 1:15 p.m.* Saturday, December 23 . . . . .KANSAS CITY CHIEFS . . . . .5:00 p.m. Sunday, December 31 ...... at New York Jets ...... 10:00 a.m.*

(All starting times are Pacific Times)

* — Game time subject to change due to flexible scheduling

** — Pro Football Hall of Fame Game in Canton, Ohio

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THE OAKLAND RAIDERS FACILITY

he Oakland Raiders permanent facility sits on approximately 13 T acres in the Harbor Bay Business and Research Park in Alameda. The state-of-the-art facility is located just west of the Oakland International Airport, about one mile from the team’s former training facility on Doolittle Drive in Oakland and about three miles from McAfee Coliseum. The 100,000-square foot facility houses the team’s executive and administrative offices as well as coaches offices, player meeting rooms, locker rooms, training facility, television and radio studios and media center. Three full- sized practice fields are located on the property. The Silver and Black moved football and business operations into the facility in mid-June 1996 and in 1997, major improvements and renovations were made at the facility to suit the team’s present needs. In 2002, the Raiders installed FieldTurf, an all-weather, state-of-the-art synthetic turf.

MCAFEE COLISEUM

akland Raiders home games are played at McAfee O Coliseum in Oakland. The Coliseum opened on Sept. 18, 1966 with the Raiders hosting the Kansas City Chiefs. The Coliseum, located three miles from Oakland International Airport, was built by the City of Oakland and the County of Alameda. The all-time Coliseum record for football attendance is 62,748 fans on Jan. 14, 2001, when the Raiders hosted the Baltimore Ravens in the AFC Championship Game. The Coliseum underwent a major renovation that began during the Raiders 1995 season. The remodeled Coliseum’s capacity is now 63,132, including added luxury suites, club levels, two new club lounges, new locker rooms, remodeled press box, new video scoreboards and additional amenities. The playing surface is nat- ural grass. Nearly 100 million people have passed through the turnstiles of the Coliseum, which rests on 120 acres. Originally known as the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum, it was re-named Network Associates Coliseum in October, 1998, then was re-named McAfee Coliseum in time for the 2005 Raiders season.

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THE OAKLAND RAIDERS DIRECTORY

AL DAVIS ROSIE BONE ...... Youth Initiatives MORRIS BRADSHAW . . . . .Senior Administrator COACHING STAFF ETHEL BRUAL ...... Ticket Service Rep. ART SHELL ...... Head Coach JOVY BURGOS ...... Raider Image FRED BILETNIKOFF ...... Wide Receivers JAY CAMPBELL ...... Luxury Suites WILLIE BROWN . . . . .DBs/Squad Development MICHAEL CAMPBELL ...... Marketing TED DAISHER...... Special Teams DAVE CARY ...... Broadcasting IRV EATMAN ...... Co-Offensive Line CLAYTON CASEY ...... Ticket Sales Rep. JEFF FISH ...... Strength & Conditioning MOSES CATHEY ...... Technology ROBERT FORD ...... Quality Control, Offense TERESA CETRARO ...... Raider Image DON MARTINDALE ...... Linebackers JAY CHESS ...... Ticket Sales Rep. GEORGE MARTINEZ . . . .Quality Control, Defense GEMMA CONCEPCION ...... Raider Image JIM McELWAIN ...... Quarterbacks VITTORIO DeBARTOLO ...... Broadcasting KEITH MILLARD ...... Defensive Line JARROD DILLON ...... Ticket Sales Director CHUCK PAGANO ...... Defensive Backs PETER EIGES ...... Ticket Manager SKIP PEETE ...... Running Backs MATT FAHR ...... Ticket Sales Rep. ROB RYAN ...... Defensive Coordinator CAITLIN FIANDT ...... Premium Sales Rep. JOHN SHOOP ...... Tight Ends SCOTT FINK . . .Community Ini./Business Affairs DARRYL SIMS ...... Assistant Defensive Line DAWN FRENCH ...... Marketing JACKIE SLATER ...... Co-Offensive Line CHRIS GARGANO ...... Broadcasting Director TOM WALSH ...... Offensive Coordinator ARTIE GIGANTINO ...... Senior Administrator LORENZO WARD ...... Asst. Special Teams/DBs GIGI GILLARD ...... Ticket Service Rep. JENNIFER HAMILTON . . . . .Ticket Service Rep. FOOTBALL STAFF JOHN HERRERA ...... Senior Executive MICHAEL LOMBARDI . . . .Sr. Personnel Executive PATTY HERRERA . . .Multi-Cultural Initiatives Dir. NICK BEACH ...... Football Operations BENNY HONG ...... Technology MATT CAPURRO . . . . .Assistant to Head Coach MICHAEL JACOBSON ...... Raider Image PETE CARACCIOLO ...... Football Operations COURTNEY JEFFERIES . . .Ticket Service Rep. ANGELO COIA ...... Player Personnel KEVIN KIMBALL ...... Marketing TOM DELANEY ...... Player Personnel JERRY KNAAK ...... Internet Director ED DODDS ...... Player Personnel KAREN KOVAC ...... Raiderette Director BILL HUGHAN . . . . .Strength & Conditioning Asst. SHONA LAURITANO ...... Ticket Service Rep. GEORGE JONES ...... Clubhouse Assistant MICHELLE MCGEE ...... Ticket Sales Rep. SEAN JONES ...... Player Personnel DONNA MENDOZA ...... Administration BRUCE KEBRIC ...... Player Personnel BRIAN MORAN ...... Raider Image JON KINGDON ...... Player Personnel CHERYL NICHOLS ...... Special Projects H. ROD MARTIN ...... Head Trainer JIM OTTO ...... Special Projects MICHELLE MARTIN ...... Player Personnel DAVID PAGE ...... Raider Image MARK MAYER ...... Trainer PANOS PAPPAS ...... Ticket Service Rep. KENT McCLOUGHAN ...... Player Personnel MATTHEW PASCO ...... Technology DANNY MOLINA ...... Equipment Assistant CAROLYN PAUL ...... Administration DAVE NASH ...... Video Director DEREK PERSON ...... Finance JIM OTTEN ...... Video Operations BRIAN PROCTOR ...... Public Relations JOHN OTTEN ...... Video Operations CRAIG PURCELL . .Marketing/Business Dev. Dir. CHRIS PEARSON . . . .Strength & Conditioning Asst. ANDREW RENTMEESTER . . . . .CRM Manager BOB ROMANSKI ...... Equipment Manager JEFF ROMANSKI ...... Raider Image RICHARD ROMANSKI ...... Asst. Equipment Mgr. MARK SHEARER ...... Raider Image RICH ROSE ...... Football Operations MATT SHEARER ...... Ticket Sales Rep. ART SHELL III ...... Player Personnel KEVIN SINCLAIR ...... Ticket Sales Rep. SCOTT TOUCHET ...... Trainer JHMICHEA SNYDER ...... Ticket Sales Rep. DAVID TURNER ...... Player Personnel ANDREA STAMPS ...... Luxury Suites ROB SULLIVAN . . .Ticket Sales/Ops Sr. Director BUSINESS STAFF MONIKA SWEETWYNE ...... Administration AMY TRASK ...... Chief Executive KARLA TAI ...... Raider Image LANGSTON ADAIR ...... Ticket Sales Rep. KRISTINA TAYLOR ...... Ticket Service Rep. JOHN ANDREWS ...... Raider Image MIKE TAYLOR ...... Public Relations Director JILL ARONOFF ...... Raider Image PAUL TAYLOR ...... Raider Image FRANCISCO ASCENCIO . . .Ticket Service Rep. ELENA VALENZUELA Internet/Multi-Cultural Ini. MARC BADAIN ...... Finance PAT VALERIO ...... Administration KRISTI BAILEY ...... Administration RACHEL VENRICK ...... Luxury Suites KRIS BAYLISS ...... Raider Image DAN VENTRELLE . .Legal Counsel & Operations JEFF BIRREN ...... General Counsel ED VILLANUEVA ...... Finance TOM BLANDA ...... Finance/Technology TOM YBARRA ...... Ticket Sales Rep.

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THE GREATNESS OF THE RAIDERS

he Raiders — who began play in the American Football League in 1960, enter their 47th year of professional football competition, including the last 36 as a member of the T National Football League. In five memorable decades — the 1960s, '70s, '80s, '90s and the 2000s — the Raiders have been the most dominant team in professional football since Al Davis first pledged in 1963 to build the finest organization in pro sports. During these Decades of Dominance, the Raiders have won an American Football League Championship, four American Football Conference Championships, three World Championships of Professional Football, participated in five Super Bowls, played in 14 Championship games, won or tied for 17 Division Championships, had 21 playoff seasons, finished 33 seasons at .500 or better and played in 40 postseason games. Pro Football's Dynamic Organization placed first in the AFC West in 2000, 2001 and 2002 despite playing among the toughest schedules in the NFL in each of those seasons. With their appearance in Super Bowl XXXVII, the Raiders became the only NFL team to play in Super Bowls in four different decades.

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The Raiders are the only team to have been in Super Bowls in the '60s, the '70s, the '80s and the 2000s and have won the most games of any original American Football League franchise. The Silver and Black are the only American Football Conference team — and one of just three NFL teams — to play in Championship Games in each of the last five decades. The Raiders are one of only three original American Football League teams to have won a Super Bowl since 1969 and have already done so three times. The Raiders are one of only three AFC teams to have won two Super Bowls since 1980. In road games, the Raiders have the best record in pro football at 174-164-8 and are one of only three NFL teams to post a winning record away from home. In their five Super Bowl appearances, the Raiders have been led by four different head coaches and started four different quarterbacks. Since 1963, when Al Davis first took over the failing Oakland franchise that had struggled to win only nine of 42 league games in the initial three seasons of the new American Football League and pledged to build the finest organization in sports, the Raiders have totally dominated professional football in terms of consistent victory. During those memorable 43 years in Oakland and Los Angeles, the Raiders have won 385 league games, tied 11 and lost only 254. The Raiders continue to stand alone atop the NFL for this period with their winning percentage of .602 since 1963. Commitment to Excellence has never been an idle phrase to those who have proudly represented the Raider organization during the '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s and now the new millennium as shown by their domination of pro football as the most successful organization for these decades.

TOP PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL RECORDS 1963-2005 Winning Team Percentage 1. OAKLAND RAIDERS .602 2. Miami Dolphins (since 1966) .599 3. Dallas Cowboys .592

Fifteen of the great players who proudly wore the Silver and Black, as well as owner-leader Al Davis and this year legendary head coach John Madden, have been enshrined in the Professional Football Hall of Fame. The Raiders have also produced five Pro Coaches of the Year. In addition, 56 Pro Bowl players have made 164 Pro Bowl appearances representing the Silver and Black. In 1970, as the Raiders began their second decade of play, the merger between the AFL and NFL became a reality on the field. In the 1970 through 2005 period of interconference play, the Raiders have compiled a remarkable 85-48-1 record against present NFC rivals. Another innovation came to professional football in 1970 — Monday Night Football. The Raiders total domination of this prime-time television series has seen the Silver and Black build an incredible 36-21-1 record in Monday night play. In the 36 years of this series, the Raiders are 16-4-0 in Monday Night Football games at home. For their five decades — the '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s and now the 2000s — the Raiders have had the greatest players, the greatest coaches, the greatest plays and participated in the greatest games in the annals of professional sports. Challengers to Raider domination of professional football will arise as they have in the '60s, '70s, '80s, '90s and the new millennium. The Raider organization will continue to meet these challenges. The past has been glorious, but THE TRUE GREATNESS OF THE RAIDERS WILL CONTINUE IN ITS FUTURE.

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RAIDERS OWNERS

AL DAVIS

n unyielding total commitment to excellence has marked the three-time World Champion Raiders monumental rise during the last 43 years to the very top of the A professional sports world. During these decades of destiny, the Raiders battled their way to the best winning percentage in professional football. In these memorable 43 years, the Raiders have had 28 winning seasons, including 16 in a row from 1965 through the 1980 World Championship season. In 33 of those seasons, the Raiders have earned a record of .500 or better. Al Davis’ six-decade professional football story, from assistant coach of the Chargers, to head coach and general manager of the Raiders, to Commissioner of the American Football League and finally to principal owner and president of the general partner of the organization with pro football’s best winning percentage — The Oakland Raiders — is a standard that no one in the history of professional football can match for winning and excellence. In April 1966, the then 36-year-old Davis, head coach and general manager of the Raiders, became Commissioner of the American Football League. This was a post he accepted reluc- tantly, for first and foremost, Al Davis was a football coach, and knew that assuming the Commissionership would in all probability mean an end to his coaching career. But AFL owners, in their battle with the rival National Football League, prevailed on Davis to accept the position. He was described by AFL president and Buffalo Bills owner Ralph Wilson as “a coaching genius and astute administrator.” Just eight weeks later, when pro football’s two major leagues put an end to their six-year war, Davis was acclaimed nationally as the driving force who brought the leagues to merge. In 1969, he was once again a prime force in the dramatic realignment of professional football when two, 13-team conferences — the AFC and NFC — were formed for 1970. As a member of the NFL Management Council’s Executive Committee, Davis has been a major factor in achieving collective bargaining agreements with the players. Al Davis first came to the Raiders in January 1963, dedicated to rescuing the faltering Oakland franchise and building the finest organization in professional sports. Just 33, Davis was the youngest man in pro football to hold the demanding dual positions of head coach and general manager. But Davis already possessed 14 years coaching experience. He had been tabbed a “young coaching genius” by Sports Illustrated and “the most inventive mind in the country” by Scholastic Coach magazine. The Raiders — “picked to finish dead last” — thundered to a 10-4 record and just missed the Division Championship. In 1963, Davis was named Pro Football Coach of the Year. Perhaps his most singular honor is having made a record nine presentations of inductees to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. The nine great enshrinees to have selected Al Davis to make the presentation speeches on their behalf are Lance Alworth, Jim Otto, George Blanda, Willie Brown, Gene Upshaw, Fred Biletnikoff, Art Shell, Ted Hendricks and now leading television football analyst, John Madden. Davis himself became enshrined on Aug. 1, 1992 when he was presented for induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame by Madden. In May of 1991, Al Davis became the very first recipient of the NFL Players Association’s Retired Players Award of Excellence “for his contributions to the men who played the game.”

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Born July 4, 1929, Al Davis was raised in Brockton, Mass. and moved at an early age to Brooklyn, N.Y. He attended Wittenberg College and Syracuse University, earning a degree in English while participating in football, basketball and baseball. Al Davis received a Letterman of Distinction Award from Syracuse University. In March of 1998, Davis was inducted into the NFL Alumni’s “Order of the Leather Helmet,” presented annually to “Individuals who have made significant contributions to the game of professional football.” On Dec. 29, 1999, the Oakland Tribune and the Alameda Newspaper Group named Al Davis as the Bay Area’s most significant sports figure of the 20th Century on a list that included such greats as Joe Montana, Willie Mays, Joe DiMaggio and Bill Russell. The Orange Bowl inducted Davis into its Hall of Fame in 2001. In 1950, Davis was named line coach at Adelphi College in New York. He then went into the Army, being assigned as head football coach at Ft. Belvoir, Va. There he molded a national power service team and capped one season by defeating the University of Maryland, National Collegiate Champions, in a squad game. Davis next served on the staff of the NFL’s Baltimore Colts in 1954, at age 24, concentrating on player personnel work. During 1955-56, he was line coach and chief recruiter at The Citadel. He then spent three years at the University of Southern California as line coach. In 1960, head coach Sid Gillman hired Davis as offensive end coach of the newly formed Los Angeles Chargers. After two Division Championships in just three years there, it was on to meet the challenges with the Raiders of Oakland in 1963. Based on personal achievement, team achievement and contributions to the game, no one has had a more profound and lasting impact on professional football. In recognition of his status in pro football annals, NFL Films produced a film entitled, “AL DAVIS, NO. 1 FOR ALL TIME.”

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INTEREST HOLDERS Ginny Boscacci Bob Seaman Rita Boscacci Doray Vail Jack Hartman Gertrude Winkenbach

IN MEMORIAM ED McGAH 1899-1983 Raiders General Partner, 1960-1983

SUPER BOWL RINGS

he Raiders World Championship rings — awarded to players, coaches, staff and owners after T the dominating victories in Super Bowl Xl, Super Bowl XV and Super Bowl XVIII — are renowned as the most memorable pieces of championship team jewelry ever produced. The rings were produced by Lenox Awards of St. Charles, Ill., whose staff developed creative concepts incorporating the explicit guidelines established by the Raiders — white gold, a raised football-shaped crest of diamonds on a black surface and a design based on “massive excellence” that would recognize these crowning achievements by the Raider organization. The Super Bowl XVIII ring design features three large diamonds to represent the three World Championships won within eight years, each centered in a football-shaped crest plus an additional 20, five- point diamonds. The ring was developed by Raider Managing General Partner Al Davis, Head Coach Tom Flores, Executive Assistant Al LoCasale and Lenox Awards President Tom Marzullo. The Super Bowl XV ring design, featuring two large center diamonds to symbolize the two World Championships won within five years and 33, five-point diamonds on the ring face, was developed by Al Davis, Head Coach Tom Flores, Al LoCasale and Lenox Awards President Tom Brasher. The Super Bowl Xl ring design, featuring a large center diamond and 26, five-point diamonds on the ring face was developed by Al Davis, Head Coach John Madden, Al LoCasale and Lenox Awards artist Elliot Ingberg.

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RAIDERS COACHES

ART SHELL Head Coach

he Oakland Raiders named Art Shell as the team's head coach on Feb. 11, 2006. The 59-year-old Shell, who Tcoached the Silver and Black to a 54-38 record from 1989- 94, becomes the 15th head coach in Raiders history and is the first person to hold the post two different times. A member of the Pro Football Hall of Fame following an illustrious career as an offensive lineman for the Raiders, Shell's .587 career winning percentage is the highest of any coach hired this offseason. His 54 career victories are more than any other new coach. He guided The Team of the Decades to the playoffs three times, compiling a 2-3 record in postseason action and advancing to the AFC Championship Game in 1990, his first full season as head coach of the Silver and Black. Shell first became head coach on Oct. 3, 1989, four games into the season, making him the first African-American head coach in the NFL. He took over a team that had struggled to a 1-3 start and led them to a 7-5 record in the final 12 games of the year, missing the playoffs by only one game. In 1990, Shell's first full season as head coach, the Raiders went 12-4, capturing the AFC Western Division crown for the first time in five years. Shell was named Coach of the Year following that season, becoming the fifth Raiders head coach to be so honored. Shell coached the AFC squad to victory in the Pro Bowl following the 1990 season and in the process, became the first former Pro Bowl player to coach a Pro Bowl-winning team. In 1991, the former great Raider offensive tackle and assistant coach led the Silver and Black to the playoffs for the 17th time in the Raiders distinguished history with a 9-7-0 record, qualifying for an AFC Wild Card berth. After the 1991 season, he coached the winning team in the Senior Bowl. The Raiders posted a 7-9-0 record in 1992 in the highly competitive AFC West, the only time a Shell-coached squad didn’t post a .500 or better record. The underdog 1993 Raiders — picked to finish near the bottom in the preseason polls — posted an impressive 10-6-0 record and won their American Football Conference Wild Card Playoff Game. Under Shell in 1993, the Raiders advanced to the AFC Divisional Playoffs, losing by only six points on the road in frozen Buffalo to the eventual AFC Champion Bills. Shell's 1994 Raiders went 9-7, barely missing the playoffs for only the second time in Shell's five full seasons as the Raiders field general. Shell played in eight Pro Bowls in a 15-year career that spanned the course of three decades, the second-most by any Raider, and was an All-Pro in 1973, 1974 and 1977. He played in 207 games, the fourth-most in team history. Shell also played in 23 playoff games, including Super Bowls XI and XV. The Raiders third round selection in 1968 was credited for a near-perfect performance in Super Bowl XI against Minnesota, preventing Jim Marshall, the Vikings star defensive end, from recording any tackles as the Raiders captured their first World Championship. Shell was inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame on Aug. 5, 1989, becoming the sixth Raider to be enshrined. After the conclusion of his illustrious playing career in 1982, Shell joined the Raiders coaching staff as an assistant under Tom Flores and helped coach the team to victory in Super Bowl XVIII. He was named offensive line coach in 1984 and remained in that position until his promotion to head coach in 1989.

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Shell coached the offensive line for the Kansas City Chiefs from 1995-96 and for the Atlanta Falcons from 1997-00. As an assistant with Atlanta in 1998, Shell helped coach the Falcons to the National Football Conference title and a berth in Super Bowl XXXIII. For five years before returning to the Raiders sidelines as head coach in 2006, Shell worked in the NFL office as the senior vice president for football operations and development. He has also served on the U.S.A. Football Board of Directors. Arthur Shell Jr. was born Nov. 26, 1946 in Charleston, S.C. He attended Bonds-Wilson High School in North Charleston, where he was an all-state center and defensive tackle on the football team and an all-state center on the school's basketball team. He was named to the South Carolina Hall of Fame in 1990. He attended Maryland State College (now Maryland Eastern-Shore) and graduated in 1968 with a bachelor of science degree in Industrial Arts. At Maryland State, he was a three-time all- conference tackle on offense and defense and an All-America selection in 1966 and 1967. He also lettered two seasons in basketball. The Shell family includes wife Janice and sons Arthur III and Christopher.

ART SHELL’S CAREER AT A GLANCE 2006 Head Coach, The Oakland Raiders 2001-05 Senior Vice President, Football Operations and Development, National Football League 1997-00 Offensive Line Coach, Atlanta Falcons 1995-96 Offensive Line Coach, Kansas City Chiefs 1989-94 Head Coach, The Los Angeles Raiders 1989 Inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame 1983-89 Assistant Coach, The Los Angeles Raiders 1968-82 Offensive Tackle, The Oakland Raiders

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TOM WALSH Offensive Coordinator

om Walsh is in his second stint with the Raiders, having previously served as an assistant with the Silver and Black from T1982-94. Walsh had a seven-year run year as a football analyst for the Westwood One NCAA Football Game of the Week. In addition, he provided game analysis of CBS/Westwood One Radio NFL broadcasts and contributed football insight weekly as a guest on sports talk shows and web sites throughout the country. Walsh co-hosted the “SEC Insider” on the Alabama Radio Network and co-anchored the weekly “Crimson Connection” radio show. He also was an offseason consultant to college and professional football personnel in addition to providing on-field technique and fundamentals sessions. Besides regular season action, he has broadcast the 1995 SEC Championship Game (Florida vs. Arkansas); the 1996 Big-12 Championship Game (Nebraska vs. Texas); the 1997 WAC Championship Game (New Mexico vs. Colorado State); the 2000 Big-12 Championship Game (Oklahoma vs. Kansas State); the 2001 Big-12 Championship Game (Colorado vs. Texas) and the 2002 SEC Championship Game (Georgia vs. Arkansas). In addition to NFL regular and postseason games, Walsh also has provided color commentary for three Fiesta Bowls (1996 — Florida vs. Nebraska), (1997 — Penn State vs. Texas), (1998 — Kansas State vs. Syracuse); two Music City Bowls (1999 — Kentucky vs. Syracuse), (2000 — West Virginia vs. Mississippi); and the 2000 Citrus Bowl (Michigan vs. Auburn). Before becoming a radio analyst, Walsh was offensive coordinator for the Los Angeles Raiders. He spent 13 years with the Raiders, first serving as receivers and quarterbacks coach before being elevated to offensive coordinator. During his tenure with the Raiders, the Silver and Black was 124-88. The club won the AFC West four times, qualified for the playoffs in six seasons and won the World Championship of Professional Football with a victory in Super Bowl XVIII. Walsh also coached on the winning squads in the 1991 AFC-NFC Pro Bowl and in the 43rd Annual Senior Bowl in 1992. Walsh was as the head coach/director of football operations and the Coach of the Year for the Regional Football League Champion Mobile Admirals. His 1999 team in this spring professional league compiled a 10-2 mark and boasted not only the league's best record, but also the RFL MVP and 11 first team and four second team All-RFL selections. Seven of his squad members signed contracts for NFL training camps in 1999. Members of his staff included former NFL players and coaches Sam Gruneisen, Kenny Burrough, Tiger Green and James West. Before his tenure with the Raiders, Walsh was a highly successful college coach, beginning with his first position as an offensive assistant at the University of San Diego in 1972. From 1975-81, he worked under the direction of Pro Football and College Football Hall of Fame Coach Sid Gillman as director of his summer football camps in San Diego. When Gillman served as athletic director of United States International University, he hired Walsh as his head football coach before the 1979 season. USIU went 8-3 in 1979. Walsh’s staff featured three future NFL coaches: John Fox (now head coach in Carolina), Mike Solari (Kansas City’s offensive coordinator) and Mike Sheppard (former New Orleans offensive coordinator). Following that season, Walsh moved to Murray State University in Kentucky as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach and helped lead the Racers to a 9-2 mark. Also working on that staff was defensive coordinator Frank Beamer, now the head coach at Virginia Tech, and secondary coach Ron Zook, now head coach at Illinois. In 1981, Walsh served as the offensive coordinator and quarterbacks coach at the University of Cincinnati. The Bearcats had their first winning season in five years, finishing 6-5. His starting quarterback, Danny Barrett, is now the head coach of the Canadian Football League’s Saskatchewan Roughriders. Walsh was also head coach at Idaho State University in 1997-98. The 1971 UC Santa Barbara graduate earned a master’s degree in Education from San Diego State University in 1976. Walsh and his wife Ann have two children, Kimberly and Michael. They own and operate the Hansen Guest Ranch in Swan Valley, Idaho, where Ann also is the founder and director of Camp Magical Moments Cancer Camp for Kids which is hosted annually at the ranch. He also was a councilperson and the mayor of Swan Valley.

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ROB RYAN Defensive Coordinator

ob Ryan is in his third year as Raiders defensive coordinator. The 2005 Raiders defense featured the NFL's leading Rsack artist, DE Derrick Burgess, who chalked up 16 sacks and a Pro Bowl invitation. In addition, his 2005 unit ranked third in the AFC in stopping opponents inside the 20-yard line. Under Ryan in 2005, the Raiders defense also ranked in the AFC’s top- 10 in rushing yards allowed (sixth), total yards yielded per play (seventh), net passing yards allowed (eighth) and fewest first downs (ninth) per game. In 2004, with Ryan operating as a defensive coordinator for the first time in the NFL, the Raiders finished sixth in the AFC and seventh in the NFL in rushing yards allowed per attempt. Before joining the Raiders, the 20-year coaching veteran spent four seasons as linebackers coach on Bill Belichick's New England Patriots coaching staff. Ryan's linebacking corps contributed to the Patriots posting victories in Super Bowls XXXVI and XXXVIII. The 43-year-old is the son of NFL defensive coaching legend Buddy Ryan. The younger Ryan has previous experience as a defensive coordinator at the college level, having served in that capacity at Oklahoma State from 1994-95 and at Hutchinson Community College in 1996. In 2003, Ryan's linebacking corps helped the Patriots defense rank first in the NFL in fewest points allowed (238) while ranking seventh overall in the NFL in total defense. Ryan's unit also contributed to one of the best scoring defenses in franchise history in 2001, as the Patriots allowed just 17 points per game. It was the lowest point production allowed by the Patriots in 24 years when the 1977 squad held their opponents to just 15.5 points per game. Ryan originally entered the NFL coaching ranks in 1994 as defensive backs coach on his father's staff at the Arizona Cardinals. He also coached Cardinals cornerbacks and safeties in 1995. With Ryan as his position coach, cornerback Aeneas Williams earned consecutive trips to the Pro Bowl in 1994 and 1995. In 1995, the Cardinals 32 interceptions and 42 total takeaways led the NFL. From 1997-99, Ryan was Oklahoma State's defensive coordinator, where the Cowboys defense was continually ranked among the nation’s best. In 1999, they were ranked 10th in total defense and ninth in passing yards allowed. In 1998, they were second with 41 sacks. In his first season at Oklahoma State, the Cowboys defense finished among the nation's top-20 in turnover margin, rushing defense, scoring defense and total defense, allowing just 302.7 yards per game. It was an over 100-yard improvement per game from the year before and helped the Cowboys produce an 8-4 mark and an Alamo Bowl berth. Ryan began his coaching career as an assistant at Western Kentucky in 1987 and then coached outside linebackers at Ohio State in 1988. Ryan spent five seasons at Tennessee State, where he coached running backs (1989-91), linebackers (1992) and the defensive line (1993). He served as defensive coordinator at Hutchinson Community College (Hutchinson, Kan.) in 1996, where they led the nation in total defense (228 yards per game) and in sacks (56). His defense also set a national record by forcing 49 turnovers, which generated eight touchdowns in 10 games. Hutchinson also topped the conference in total defense, run and pass defense. Ryan played three seasons as a defensive end and outside linebacker at Southwestern Oklahoma State. His twin brother, Rex, is defensive coordinator for the Baltimore Ravens. The Ryan family includes wife Kristin and three children — sons Joseph and Matthew and daughter Dimitra.

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TED DAISHER Special Teams

ed Daisher is in his first season with the Raiders after spending the previous two seasons as an assistant concentrating Ton special teams with the Philadelphia Eagles. Daisher, 51, spent 22 seasons as an assistant coach in the college ranks, including stints at East Carolina (2001-02, outside linebackers and defensive ends), Indiana (1998-00, defensive line), Army (1995- 97, defensive line), Cincinnati (1989-92, defensive line), Eastern Michigan (1985-88, defensive ends), Northern Illinois (1980-84) and Illinois (1979). Northern Illinois and Eastern Michigan won Mid-American Conference titles with Daisher on their coaching staffs. Daisher coached future NFL players Vaughn Booker and former Eagle Ronnie Dixon at Cincinnati, and Pro Bowl DE Adewale Ogunleye (Chicago) and Kemp Rasmussen (Carolina) at Indiana. In 2003, he was head coach at East Mecklenberg High School in North Carolina where he led the Eagles to a 7-4 regular season record and a playoff berth. He also served as head coach at Fenwick High School in Illinois from 1993-94. He spent the 1978 football season coaching receivers and defensive backs at Kalamazoo Christian High School in Michigan. The Taylor, Mich. native earned a degree in Physical Education at Western Michigan, where he was a standout wide receiver and defensive back from 1975-77. He and his wife Danielle have three children: Nicole, Ted and Taylor.

FRED BILETNIKOFF Wide Receivers

red Biletnikoff, in his 32nd year with the Raiders, returns for his 15th season as receivers coach. He has coached Freceivers for the Silver and Black the last nine seasons after spending the 1995-96 seasons in charge of quality control. In 2005, Biletnikoff coached a corps that produced two pass catch- ers with at least 60 receptions (Jerry Porter, 76 and Randy Moss, 60) a 1,000-yard receiver (Moss, 1,005) with another barely missing that plateau (Porter, 942). Biletnikoff coached two wide receivers in 2004 who caught at least 50 passes (Porter, who led the Silver and Black with 64 and just missed the 1,000-yard receiving mark with 998, and Ronald Curry with 50). Biletnikoff has coached three receivers who caught at least 50 passes in a single year (Jerry Rice — 92, Tim Brown — 81 and Porter — 51) and a 1,000-yard receiver (Rice-1,211) in 2002. He coached two 1,000-yard receivers in Brown (1,165) and Rice (1,139) in 2001. The 63-year-old Biletnikoff initially coached Raiders wide receivers from 1989-94. The Pro Football Hall of Famer played 14 seasons for the Raiders from 1965-78. Biletnikoff coached wide receivers for Calgary of the Canadian Football League from 1987-88. He coached for two United States Football League teams: the Arizona Wranglers in 1986 and the Oakland Invaders in 1985. Biletnikoff also coached at Diablo Valley Junior College in 1984, Palomar Junior College in 1983, Orange Glen High School in 1982 and with Montreal of the CFL in 1980. He played in 190 games for the Raiders and was Most Valuable Player in Super Bowl Xl. The Erie, Pa. native was the Raiders all-time leading receiver (589 catches) until 1997, when Brown broke the mark. He played in three AFL, five AFC title games and in Super Bowls II and Xl. Biletnikoff played in two AFL All-Star Games and four Pro Bowls after joining the Raiders in 1965 as a second round draft choice from Florida State. His family includes wife Angela and five children.

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WILLIE BROWN Defensive Backs/Squad Development

ro Football Hall of Famer Willie Brown is in his 36th year with the Raiders and 12th season as director of squad Pdevelopment and defensive backs assistant. He was secondary coach for the Raiders from 1979-88, during which the team won two World Championships of Professional Football in Super Bowls XV and XVIII. He also coached the secondary in 1997 while serving as director of squad development. Brown was an assistant at Long Beach State before taking over as head coach in 1991. In 1994, he was head coach at Los Angeles Jordan High School. Brown earned his master's degree in Education at Long Beach State. He starred for the Raiders from 1967-78 after beginning his pro career as a free agent with Houston. Brown spent 1963-66 with Denver before being traded to the Raiders. He played in 205 professional football games and was chosen for three AFL All-Star Games and four NFL Pro Bowls. Brown shares the Raider career interceptions record with 39 and is one of only two players to have intercepted at least one pass in 16 straight seasons. He intercepted 54 passes in his pro career and was selected to the AFL-NFL 25-year All- Star team. The Yazoo, Miss. native starred at Grambling from 1959-62 and is a member of the Louisiana Sports, Grambling State, Southwestern Athletic Conference and Mississippi Sports Black Sports and Bay Area Sports Halls of Fame. The Brown family includes wife Yvonne, two daughters and one son. IRV EATMAN Co-Offensive Line

rv Eatman, a former NFL performer, is in his first year with the Raiders after spending the past five seasons as an assistant Iwith the Kansas City Chiefs. Eatman played 14 professional seasons, beginning with three campaigns in the United States Football League with the Philadelphia/Birmingham Stars. He played in 149 regular season NFL contests for Kansas City (1986- 90), N.Y. Jets (1991-92), L.A. Rams (1993), Atlanta Falcons (1994) and Houston Oilers (1995-96) and saw postseason duty with the Chiefs in 1990 and the Jets in 1991. The Birmingham, Ala. native began his pro coaching career as an assistant with the Green Bay Packers in 1999, then coached with the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2000 before coaching for Kansas City from 2001-05. Pittsburgh's ground attack ranked fourth in the NFL in 2000, averaging 140.5 yards per game while Eatman served on the staff. While with Kansas City, Eatman's tutelage helped the Chiefs boast a trio of Pro Bowl offensive linemen in 2004: G Will Shields, T Willie Roaf and G Brian Waters. Eatman assisted in coaching a Chiefs offensive line that helped pave the way for nine individual 100-yard rushers in 2004, a mark that tied for the most in team history. Kansas City was also the first team in NFL history to have three different running backs produce a 150-yard rushing game in a season. The 45-year-old Eatman was originally drafted by Kansas City in the eighth round of the 1983 NFL Draft. Eatman eventually signed with the USFL and was a three-time All-Pro offensive tackle (1983-85) for Philadelphia/ Baltimore. During his three-year run with the Stars, Eatman was part of a squad which posted a league-best 48-13-1 overall record, including a 7-1 postseason mark. The Stars appeared in all three of the league's championship games and claimed the final two USFL titles (1984-85). In addition, Eatman was named the USFL Man of the Year for his charitable efforts following the 1984 campaign. Eatman attended UCLA, where he was a two-time Lombardi Award semifinalist, three-time honorable mention All-America selection and two-time All-Pac 10 pick. As a senior in 1982, he played on the Bruins squad which claimed a 24-14 victory over Michigan in the Rose Bowl.

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JEFF FISH Strength and Conditioning

eff Fish is in his third season with the Raiders. Before joining the Silver and Black, Fish spent three seasons as director of Jstrength and conditioning at the University of Missouri, where he oversaw a program that worked with nearly 500 student- athletes from all 20 Missouri sports teams. Fish, 39, was assistant strength and conditioning coach for the Kansas City Chiefs from 1999-00 after interning in that department for the Chiefs in 1998. Before joining the Chiefs, the Ithaca, N.Y. native served as a strength and conditioning intern for Tampa Bay in 1997. The certified strength and conditioning specialist was director of strength and conditioning at the University of Tulsa from 1995-97 after serving in the same capacity at Kent State from 1993-95. From 1991-93, he coached strength and conditioning at Clemson. Fish began his coaching career as a graduate assistant strength and conditioning coach at Western Michigan in 1989. He played football as a wide receiver at Western Carolina. Fish and his wife Rachel have a daughter, Whitney.

ROBERT FORD Quality Control, Offense

obert Ford joins the Raiders coaching staff as quality control, offense. Ford previously served as wide receivers Rcoach for the Arizona Cardinals (2004) and Miami Dolphins (1998-03). Ford was also an assistant coach with the Dallas Cowboys from 1991-97. The Belton, Texas native broke into the NFL as an assistant with Dallas in 1991. During his seven seasons as tight ends coach, Jay Novacek was voted to the Pro Bowl five times and recorded 280 receptions — more than any other NFL tight end during that span (1991-95). While an assistant coach under Jimmy Johnson (1991-93) and Barry Switzter (1994-97), Ford helped the Cowboys qualify for postseason play six times, play in four NFC Championship games and win three Super Bowls. Ford also spent the 1990 training camp with the Cowboys as part of the NFL's minority coaching fellowship program. While with the Dolphins, he developed wide receiver Chris Chambers, who led all NFL rookies in 2001 with 48 pass receptions. In 2003, Chambers added a team-best 64 catches for 963 yards and led the AFC with 11 touchdown receptions. Ford spent 16 seasons as an assistant at the high school and collegiate levels. He began his coaching career in 1973 at Saginaw (Mich.) High School and then became wide receivers coach at Western Illinois in 1974 for three seasons. Ford went on to coach at New Mexico (1977-79), Oregon State (1980-81) and Mississippi State (1982-83). After one season (1985) as wide receivers coach for the Houston Gamblers of the United States Football League, he returned to the college level and held wide receivers coaching posts at Kansas (1986), Texas Tech (1987-88), and Texas A&M (1989-90) before going to Dallas. Ford earned a degree in Education from the University of Houston and a master's degree in Athletic Administration from Western Illinois. While at Houston, he led the Cougars in receiving, punt returns and kick off returns as a senior. Ford is the only player in NCAA history to catch two, 99-yard pass receptions. Ford and his wife Janice have two sons, Bobby and Jason.

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DON MARTINDALE Inside Linebackers

on Martindale, an 18-year coaching veteran with experience as a college defensive coordinator and a coach on Dan NCAA Division 1-AA National Championship team, is in his third year as Raiders linebackers coach. In 2005, Martindale coached a linebacking unit that included Kirk Morrison, who led all rookies in tackles and ranked 17th in the NFL. Only four other NFL teams had two linebackers in the top-25 in tackles. In addition, Morrison and Danny Clark each had more than 100 tackles on the season. Under the tutelage of Martindale, Clark also finished eighth in the NFL in total stops in 2004. Martindale spent three seasons at Western Kentucky, serving as the Hilltoppers defensive coordinator in 2003. Under Martindale, Western Kentucky ranked sixth in NCAA Division I-AA in total defense and 14th in scoring defense. He also helped produce a group of linebackers that were considered among Division I-AA's best. Martindale spent the first two seasons as Western Kentucky's inside linebackers coach and special teams coordinator. In 2002, his unit played a key role in helping Western Kentucky capture the NCAA Division I-AA National Championship. In 1986, Martindale entered the coaching ranks as an assistant at his alma mater, Defiance College. In 1987, he was defensive coordinator at Defiance and then spent the next six years coaching at the Ohio high school level. The Dayton, Ohio native was a defensive assistant at Notre Dame from 1994-95, helping the Irish earn a berth in the 1995 Fiesta Bowl and the 1996 Orange Bowl. Martindale then coached defensive ends at the University of Cincinnati in 1996 before spending the 1997 and 1998 seasons as the Bearcats linebackers coach and special teams coordinator. He helped Cincinnati reach the 1997 Humanitarian Bowl as the defense was in the top-five nationally both against the run and in forced turnovers. In addition, his special teams units topped the conference in at least one cat- egory during his tenure. In 1999, Martindale was defensive coordinator and linebackers coach at Western Illinois. His family includes wife Laura, daughter Cassie and son Ty.

GEORGE MARTINEZ Quality Control, Defense

eorge Martinez is in his first year on the Raiders coaching staff. He has 29 years of coaching experience in profes- Gsional, college and high school football and most recently has been involved in private business. He was an assistant for the Arizona Cardinals from 1994-95, first as quality control coach, then as running backs coach. Under Martinez, RB Garrison Hearst rushed for 1,000 yards for the first time in his career and FB Larry Centers set an NFL record for receptions by a running back that still stands while earning NFC All-Pro honors. In 1993, Martinez coached at Santa Rosa High, which captured the New Mexico state prep title. From 1989-91, he was head coach and offensive coordinator at New Mexico Highlands University and spent one season (1988) as head coach and offensive coordinator at Panhandle State in Oklahoma. Martinez coached at the high school level in California, Arizona and New Mexico for 16 years. He also coached seven seasons at Oklahoma’s East Central University, handling linebackers (1981-82, 1985-87) and serving as passing game coordinator (1983-84). He was an all-state quarterback and punter at Kofa High School in Yuma, Ariz. Martinez attended the University of Arizona before transferring to Northwestern Oklahoma State, where he was a three-year starter and all-conference quarterback. The Fort Bragg, N.C. native had tryouts with the Washington Redskins and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League. Martinez has a daughter, Tara and a son, Scott.

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JIM McELWAIN Quarterbacks

im McElwain is in his first season with the Raiders after three years at Michigan State as assistant head coach, wide receivers and spe- Jcial teams coach. In 2005, McElwain had two Spartan receivers ranked among the Big Ten leaders in receiving yards and set a school record with 24 TD receptions. In 2004, five Spartans had at least 20 catches. In 2003, his unit set Spartan single-season records for receptions and receiving yards. In 2004, McElwain coached the NCAA’s leading punter, the Big Ten’s No.1 scoring kicker and a player who set a school record with three blocked punts in a season. In 2003, the Spartans led the Big Ten in kickoff returns and ranked second in net punting and kickoff coverage. The 45-year-old served as Louisville's wide receiver and special teams coach from 2000-02. He coached four first team All-Conference USA selections — including Super Bowl XXXIV MVP Deion Branch. McElwain tutored three of the Cardinals all-time leading receivers. His special teams produced six return touchdowns (four punts and two kickoffs) and blocked 11 kicks, including nine punts. McElwain was offensive coordinator at Montana State from 1995-99 and also coached quarterbacks and wide receivers. In 1998, Montana State led the Big Sky Conference in scoring (31.6 points per game). McElwain spent 10 years at his alma mater, Eastern Washington (1985-94), as a football coach and assistant athletic director. During his tenure at EWU, the Eagles made two NCAA Division I-AA playoff appearances (1985 and 1992) and shared the 1992 Big Sky Championship. McElwain also coached EWU's all-time leading receiver. An all-state quarterback at Missoula (Mont.) Sentinel High School, McElwain played quarterback at Eastern Washington (1980-83) and earned a degree in education. He and his wife Karen have three children: JoHanna, Elizabeth and Jerret. KEITH MILLARD Defensive Line

eith Millard, an NFL first round draft choice, former All-Pro and Pro Bowler, is in his second year with the Raiders, his first as K defensive line coach after serving as assistant defensive line coach in 2005. Under Millard's tutelage, DE Derrick Burgess led the NFL in sacks with 16 and went to the Pro Bowl. The Pleasanton, Calif. native was an assistant in Denver (2003-04). In 2004, the Broncos defensive line helped the Broncos finish fourth in the NFL in total defense and seventh in sacks. In 2003, Denver ranked fourth in the NFL in sacks and was the only defensive line in the league to have three players with at least 8.5 sacks. Millard, 44, was Minnesota’s first round (13th overall) pick in 1984. He was a three-time All-Pro and two-time Pro Bowler as a defensive lineman from 1985-93. He began his pro career in the United States Football League, playing one season with the Jacksonville Bulls and ranked second in the league in sacks (12) behind Reggie White (12.5). Millard was voted to the All-USFL team and was named to the All-Time USFL second team. He joined the Vikings in 1985 and led the team with 11 sacks at defensive end and followed with 10.5 in 1986. Millard eventually moved to defensive tackle. In 1989, he set an NFL record for sacks by an interior lineman with 18 for his second Pro Bowl invitation and third straight All-Pro honor. In 1989, Millard was named NFL Defensive Lineman and Defensive Player of the Year. Before joining the Denver staff, Millard served as defensive line coach of the Xtreme Football League's San Francisco Demons in 2001. Millard began his coaching career in 1996 as defensive line coach at Fort Lewis College, then was defensive coordinator/linebackers coach at Menlo College (1997-00). He was defensive line coach for the West team in the 2002 East-West Shrine Game. Millard also played for Seattle and Green Bay (1992) and Philadelphia (1993). He appeared in 93 career games and had 58 sacks, two interceptions and a touchdown on a fumble return. After starring at Foothill High in Pleasanton, Millard earned first team All-Pac 10 honors and won the Morris Trophy as the Pac-10's top defensive lineman at Washington State. He and his wife Paula have six children: Dustin, Johnny, Jack, Keith Jr., Mandy and Kade.

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CHUCK PAGANO Defensive Assistant

huck Pagano, a 22-year coaching veteran at the pro and college level, is in his second year with the Raiders. Before join- Cing the Silver and Black, Pagano, 45, spent four years as an assistant coach with the Cleveland Browns. In 2003, his unit helped the Browns tie a franchise record for fewest passing touchdowns allowed (13). Under Pagano in 2001, the secondary had 28 of the Browns NFL-leading and team record 33 interceptions. Before Cleveland, Pagano coached the secondary and was special teams coordinator at the University of Miami (Fla.) from 1995-00. In 2000, his secondary was tabbed the nation's best by the Football News. His unit did not allow a passing touchdown over the last 27 quarters of 1999. As Miami’s special teams coordinator, his squad blocked 39 kicks in 59 games, including a school single-season record 12 in 1996. The Boulder, Colo. native was a four-year letterman and two-year starter at safety at Wyoming. Pagano began his coaching career as a graduate assistant at USC (1984-85) and at Miami in 1986. He was outside linebackers coach at Boise State (1987- 88), then coached defensive backs at East Carolina (1989) and Nevada-Las Vegas (1990). In 1991, Pagano was defensive coordinator at UNLV. He returned to East Carolina to coach defensive backs and outside linebackers from 1992-94. Pagano's family includes wife Tina and their three children: Tara, Taylor and Tori.

SKIP PEETE Running Backs

kip Peete joined the Raiders in 1998 as running backs coach after serving in the same capacity at UCLA from S1996-97. In 2005, Peete coached first-time 1,000-yard rusher LaMont Jordan. In his first season with the Raiders, Jordan carried the ball 272 times for 1,025 yards and nine rushing touchdowns. Jordan also caught 70 passes for 563 yards and two receiving touchdowns. Peete’s unit helped the Raiders lead the NFL in total offense and winning the 2002 AFC Championship. Under Peete, the Raiders led the NFL in rushing in 2000 at nearly 155 yards per game. During his two seasons at UCLA, Peete coached running back Skip Hicks to consecutive 1,000-yard and 20-plus touchdown seasons. Before serving as an assistant at UCLA, Peete was wide receivers coach for Rutgers University (1995) and Michigan State (1993-94). Peete was on the University of Pittsburgh coaching staff from 1988-92. While with the Panthers, he coached the running backs from 1991-92 and tutored future New York Jets running back Curtis Martin. Peete worked with the wide receivers at Pittsburgh from 1989-90 after serving as a graduate assistant in 1988. The Phoenix native began his collegiate playing career at the University of Arizona before transferring to the University of Kansas. While at Kansas, he was an All-Big Eight wide receiver in 1985 and voted team captain as a senior in 1986. In 1987, Peete played wide receiver and was on special teams with the Jets. Peete's father Willie is a longtime college and NFL coach who retired from the Chicago Bears pro player personnel department. His brother, Rodney, is a former NFL quarterback who played for the Raiders in 2000-01 and is one of the hosts on FSN’s “The Best Damn Sports Show Period.” His wife's name is Rebeca.

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JACKIE SLATER Co-Offensive Line

ro Football Hall of Fame offensive lineman Jackie Slater joined the Raiders as co-offensive line coach this past PFebruary. Although 2006 will be Slater’s first season as an NFL assistant coach, he has been involved in tutoring offensive line techniques through a series of seminars for the past decade. The Jackson, Miss. native was drafted 86th overall in the third round in 1976 by the Los Angeles Rams. Slater played his entire 20-year career with the Rams, playing 19 seasons in Los Angeles (1976-94) and one in St. Louis (1995). Slater played in 259 games from 1976-94, the most ever by an offensive lineman upon his retirement. In 1992, Slater was named the Rams Most Valuable Player. His 20 seasons with one team is still an NFL record. Slater was selected to play in seven Pro Bowls, his first in 1983, and played in Super Bowl XIV. In 2001, Slater was inducted in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Slater played college football for Jackson State University from 1973-76 and was a teammate of the late Walter Payton. He was named All-American by the Pittsburgh Courier and also first team All-Black America his senior year. Slater played in the College All-Star Game as a senior and was the first recipient of Jackson State’s Walter Payton Physical Fitness Award. Slater attended Wingfield High School in Jackson where he played basketball, football and ran track. Slater and his wife Annie have two sons: Matthew and David. JOHN SHOOP Tight Ends

ohn Shoop has a decade of NFL coaching experience, including three years as an offensive coordinator. He moves Jto coach tight ends for the Raiders after coaching quarterbacks in 2005, where he tutored a 3,000-yard, 20-touchdown passer (Kerry Collins, 3,759 and 20). The 36-year-old Shoop was quarterbacks coach for the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in 2004 after serving as offensive coordinator for the Chicago Bears (2001-03). In his first season as offensive coordinator, Shoop helped Chicago win the NFC Central Division title with a 13-3 record. In addition, RB Anthony Thomas was Offensive Rookie of the Year after setting a team rookie record with 1,183 rushing yards. In 2002, the Bears offense produced a Pro Bowl wide receiver in Marty Booker, the first Chicago Pro Bowl wide receiver since 1971. Shoop was promoted to Bears offensive coordinator after spending 1999-00 as Chicago's quarterbacks coach. Before joining the Bears, Shoop spent four seasons with the Carolina Panthers, starting as offensive quality control assistant (1995-96) and was on the staff of the team that played in the 1996 NFC Championship Game. He was Carolina’s quarterbacks coach from 1997-98. Shoop began his coaching career as a volunteer quarterbacks coach at Dartmouth in 1991 and was a graduate assistant at Vanderbilt from 1992-94, where he also earned a master's degree in Education. The Oakmont, Pa. native graduated from the University of the South, where he played quarterback for four seasons. Shoop and his wife, the Rev. Dr. Marcia Mount Shoop, have two children, son Sidney and daughter Elizabeth.

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DARRYL SIMS Assistant Defensive Line

arryl Sims is in his first season on the Raiders coaching staff. The former NFL first round draft choice briefly served Das head coach of the NFL Europe's Cologne Centurions, before joining the Raiders coaching staff. Sims spent six seasons with the NFL Europe's Amsterdam Admirals, including two as defensive coordinator. He helped the team to a victory in World Bowl XIII against the Berlin Thunder in 2005. Sims was the 21st overall player selected in the 1985 NFL Draft by the Pittsburgh Steelers. After playing 32 games at defensive end and posting three sacks for the Steelers, he joined the Cleveland Browns in 1987 and retired as a player in 1991. Sims joined the Admirals staff as defensive line coach in 2000 after serving as defensive line coach at University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh. He earned a promotion to defensive coordinator before the 2004 season. His wife's name is Carla.

LORENZO WARD Assistant Defensive Backs/ Special Teams

orenzo Ward joins the Raiders after spending the past 15 seasons in the major college coaching ranks. Ward spent Lthe past seven seasons as an assistant at Virginia Tech, overseeing cornerbacks and free safeties. With the Hokies, Ward coached five All-Big East players and one All-Atlantic Coast Conference selection and produced a secondary that helped Virginia Tech finish among the national defensive leaders in five of the last seven seasons. In 2002, Tech led the NCAA Division I-A in interceptions (24). In 2000, Tech tied for third nationally in interceptions and in 2001, the Hokies ranked second in total defense and third in pass efficiency defense. Ward coached numerous NFL players — including Ike Charlton, Ronyell Whitaker, DeAngelo Hall and Jimmy Williams. He also coached at the University of Tennessee-Chattanooga (1994-98) and at Alabama, his alma mater (1991-93). He was named defensive coordinator at UT- Chattanooga in 1998 after serving as the Mocs running backs coach in 1997. An Alabama native, Ward starred for the Crimson Tide from 1986-90. He helped lead Alabama to a 33-15 record and a Southeastern Conference Championship. He was also tabbed Special Teams Player of the Year by The Sporting News in 1990 as the Tide's unit ranked No. 1 in the nation. Ward played on four bowl teams, helping lead Alabama to two Sun Bowl wins. Ward served two seasons as a graduate assistant at Alabama before spending one season as an assistant coach at Newnan High in Newnan, Ga. He joined the Tennessee-Chattanooga staff as the secondary coach in 1994. Ward graduated from Alabama in 1990 with a bachelor's degree in physical education. He and his wife Tara have one son, Lorenzo Jr.

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RAIDERS PLAYER PERSONNEL

MICHAEL LOMBARDI Senior Personnel Executive

ichael Lombardi is in his eighth year with the Raiders, having previously served as NFL Insider for the CBS foot- Mball pregame show, “NFL Today.” In 1997, Lombardi, 46, was a consultant with the Philadelphia Eagles, helping the club’s player personnel department primarily in the evaluation of pro and college players. In 1996, Lombardi worked as an NFL draft analyst for ESPN. He spent nine years with Cleveland, originally joining the Browns scouting staff in 1987. Two years later, he was promoted to pro personnel director and from 1993-96, was director of player personnel for the Browns. Lombardi spent three years in player personnel with the San Francisco 49ers after serving as defensive line coach and recruiting coordinator at the University of Nevada-Las Vegas from 1982-83. The Ocean City, N.J. native lettered in football and baseball at Valley Forge Military Academy in Wayne, Pa. He went on to attend Hofstra University, where he played football as a defensive lineman. Lombardi and his wife Millie have two sons, Mick and Matthew.

ANGELO COIA Player Personnel

former NFL standout wide receiver, Angelo Coia is now in his 22nd season with the Raiders. Coia, 68, played in the ANFL from 1960-66 with Chicago, Washington and Atlanta. He was a member of the Bears 1963 NFL Championship team. Coia was a football and track All-American at Northeast High in his native Philadelphia. He attended The Citadel before transferring to USC, where he was an all-conference wide receiver. He has one son.

TOM DELANEY Player Personnel

om Delaney is in his seventh year with the Raiders. The Pleasanton, Calif. native holds a math degree from UC TDavis. Prior to joining the Raiders, Delaney, 30, worked in asset management and as a financial analyst. His wife's name is Evelyn.

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ED DODDS Player Personnel

d Dodds is in his fourth year with the Raiders. Dodds, 26, has a degree in business marketing from Texas A&M- EKingsville. He was as a student coach at Texas A&M- Kingsville from 2000-03, serving one year as quality control assistant for the offense, then handling quality control on defense for two seasons. He was a four-year starter at H.M. King High School in Kingsville, Texas and a three-year all-district pick at guard and linebacker.

SEAN JONES Player Personnel

ean Jones is in his second stint with the Raiders, having previously played for the Silver and Black. Jones played 13 SNFL seasons, including his first four with the Raiders after being selected by the Silver and Black in the second round in 1984 out of Northeastern. He earned a Super Bowl ring after playing in Super Bowl XXXI. Jones garnered Pro Bowl honors in 1993 and his 113 career sacks place him 13th among the NFL's all-time leaders. He played in 210 regular season games and missed only three games during his entire career. Jones has been closely associated with pro football since retiring in March 1997. A 1983 graduate of Northeastern University, Jones was a four-year letterman in football (1980- 83), lettered for the school's lacrosse team as a freshman and senior and majored in marketing. Jones was inducted into the Northeastern University Hall of Fame in 1996. He was a four- letter winner in football. He also won letters in lacrosse as a freshman and senior. Jones was all-state as a senior at defensive end and fullback at Kimberly Academy in Montclair, N.J. He also was an All-State performer in lacrosse as a junior and senior, ran high hurdles in track and played basketball. His brother Max played linebacker with Birmingham in the USFL in 1984. Jones and his wife Tina have two children: son Dylan and daughter Daryn.

BRUCE KEBRIC Player Personnel

ruce Kebric is in his 26th year with the Raiders. He was assistant GM/player personnel director for the USFL’s BOklahoma/Arizona Outlaws from 1983-86. From 1978-83, Kebric worked in player personnel for the Raiders. He spent 1972- 77 as director of scouting for Houston Oilers. Kebric, 62, was an administrative assistant for San Diego from 1968-70. He was assistant SID at Stanford from 1965-66 and a researcher for the NASA Space Center in 1969. He earned a political science degree from Stanford and a master’s degree from San Diego State. He played basketball at Stanford and coached JV basketball as a senior. He and his wife Liz have two daughters.

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JON KINGDON Player Personnel

on Kingdon is in his 28th year with the Raiders. Kingdon, 53, received his bachelor’s degree in English from Oberlin College Jin Oberlin, Ohio, where he played tight end. In addition, he was sports editor for the school newspaper. He has a master’s degree in Sports Administration from the University of Massachusetts. Born in Brooklyn, N.Y., Kingdon grew up in Roslyn, N.Y. The Kingdon family includes wife Karen, daughter Kelly and son Stephen. MICKEY MARVIN Player Personnel

ickey Marvin is in his 30th year with the Raiders, first as a player and now as a scout. The Hendersonville, N.C. Mnative played 11 seasons (1977-87) at guard for the Raiders, with starts in two Raider World Championship wins in Super Bowls XV and XVIII. Marvin was a three-year starter at Tennessee and an All-American in 1975. Marvin was an All-State lineman at Hendersonville and Brevard High Schools. Marvin and his wife Lisa, a former Raiderette, have one son and one daughter. KENT McCLOUGHAN Player Personnel

ent McCloughan is in his 41st season with the Raiders, first as a player and now as a scout. The Broken Bow, Neb. K native began scouting in 1972 after retiring. He was a standout cornerback for the Raiders from 1965-70, earning All- AFL honors in 1966 and 1967 and played for the Raiders in Super Bowl II. He attended Nebraska, where he played offense and defense, leading the Big Eight in scoring as a senior. McCloughan, 62, attended Broken Bow High and was All-State in basketball and All-America in both football and track and set a state record in the 220. McCloughan and his wife Elnora have three sons including David, who played in the NFL, and Scot, a player personnel executive for the San Francisco 49ers.

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RAIDERS MEDICAL STAFF

DR. ROBERT ALBO Medical Director

r. Robert Albo has been associated with the Raiders organization for five decades. Dr. Albo completed his under- Dgraduate studies at the University of California at Berkeley, where he lettered in basketball, and received his medical degree from the University of California, San Francisco. Dr. Albo performed his residency training at the University of California Medical Center at San Francisco. He is currently the Clinical Professor of Surgery at the University of California Medical Center at San Francisco. Dr. Albo is also a member of the American Board of Surgery and California Medical Association. Dr. Albo serves on the Committee for Young Surgeons and American College of Surgery. He is certified by the American Board of Surgery and the Fellow American College of Surgery. Dr. Albo also serves as the team doctor for the Golden State Warriors.

DR. WARREN KING Medical Consultant

r. Warren King, in his 11th year with the Raiders organization, earned his undergraduate degree from the University Dof Southern California. The Bay Area native completed his residency at the University of Southern California-Los Angeles County Medical Center. Dr. King completed his sports medicine fellowship with the Kerlan-Jobe Orthopedic Group in Inglewood, Calif. Dr. King is presently serving as orthopedic consultant for professional baseball and hockey teams in the Bay Area — the San Francisco Giants and the San Jose Sharks. He was also an orthopedic consultant for the United States Olympic Soccer and the U.S. Rugby teams. Dr. King is presently in practice in the sports medicine department of the Palo Alto Medical Association in the Bay Area. He is a member of the American College of Sports Medicine, National Football League Team Physician’s Association, Major League Baseball Team Physician’s Society and the National Hockey League Team Physician’s Society.

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DR. WARREN STRUDWICK Medical Consultant

r. Warren Strudwick is in his 11th year with the Raiders organization. Dr. Strudwick completed his undergraduate Dwork at Brown University and received his medical degree from Howard University in Washington, D.C. Dr. Strudwick completed his residency at Stanford and his fellowship in France. Dr. Strudwick is presently in private practice in Oakland specializing in knee and shoulder injuries. Dr. Strudwick has also served as orthopedic consultant for the Golden State Warriors, United States Track and Field Association as well as to the United States Boxing Association and the United States Weightlifting Association. In addition, he was a member of the United States Medical Team for the 1996 Olympic Games in Atlanta. Dr. Strudwick is a member of the Major League Baseball Team Physician’s Society and the National Hockey League Team Physician’s Society.

DR. STEPHEN CORDAY Medical Consultant

r. Stephen Corday, who joined the Raiders medical staff in 1990, earned both his undergraduate and medical Ddegrees from Stanford University. The Los Angeles native did his residency and fellowship at the UCLA Center for the Health Sciences. Dr. Corday is presently an assistant clinical professor at UCLA. Dr. Corday is also a research scientist and attending physician at both Cedars-Sinai and UCLA Medical Centers. In addition, Dr. Corday conducts a private practice in West Los Angeles.

DR. FRED NICOLA Medical Consultant

r. Fred Nicola has been associated with the Raider organization since 1983. The Los Angeles native earned his Dundergraduate degree from UCLA and received his medical degree from Rush Medical School in Chicago. Dr. Nicola served his residency at UCLA and fellowship at Johns Hopkins Medical Center in Baltimore, Md. He previously served as chief of Orthopedic Clinical Services at Cedars-Sinai. He is presently in private practice in West Los Angeles and is an attending orthopedic surgeon at both Cedars- Sinai and Century City Hospitals in Southern California. Dr. Nicola is a member of the Arthroscopy Association of North America, the National Football League Team Physician’s Association and the American Society for Sports Medicine.

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RAIDERS TRAINERS

H. ROD MARTIN Head Trainer

od Martin is now in his 27th year with the Raider organization and 10th as head trainer, having joined the Silver and RBlack as a trainer in 1980 after having served two years as an assistant trainer at the University of Maryland. Prior to that, Martin served one year at the University of Kentucky as a graduate assistant trainer. The 54-year-old native of Lawrenceberg, Ky. graduated in 1975 from Morehead State University in Kentucky with a bachelor’s degree in Recreation. In 1977, Martin received a master’s degree in Education from Morehead State. Martin is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association. Martin and his wife Donna have two children, Rodman and Jenna.

MARK MAYER Trainer

ark Mayer is in his eighth year as a full-time trainer after previously serving as strength and conditioning assistant. MThe San Leandro native interned with the Raiders during training camp from 1995-97. Mayer, 35, attended Bishop O’Dowd High in Oakland and went on to earn a degree in Physical Education from the University of California, Davis. While at UC Davis, he served as a student trainer for the football, women’s basketball, baseball, softball and lacrosse teams. He is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association. Mayer and his wife Kira have one daughter, Savannah.

SCOTT TOUCHET Trainer

cott Touchet is in his 12th season with the Raiders, having completed his master’s degree requirements in Athletic STraining from the University of Arizona in April, 1995. Touchet, 36, graduated with a bachelor’s degree in Health Sciences from Lamar University in Beaumont, Texas in 1993, where he also served as a student athletic trainer for the football, baseball, volleyball and basketball teams. A native of Corpus Christi, Texas, Touchet served athletic trainer internships during summer preseason training camp with the Washington Redskins in 1991 and during the 1992 season with the Dallas Cowboys. Touchet is a member of the National Athletic Trainers Association. The Touchet family includes wife Gloria, daughter Katrice, and two sons, Jordan and Wyatt.

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RAIDERS FOOTBALL STAFF

MATT CAPURRO Assistant to Head Coach

att Capurro is in his fourth year with the Raiders. Capurro, 25, was a coaches assistant during the 2002 season. The MBay Area native attended St. Vincents High School where he lettered in football and baseball. He earned a bachelor's degree in Business Administration from the University of San Francisco in 2003.

PETE CARACCIOLO Football Operations

ete Caracciolo begins his ninth season with the Raiders. Caracciolo, 30, started with the Raiders video department Pbefore moving into Football Operations in 2004. He received his bachelor of science from Springfield College. The Oceanside, N.Y. native and his wife Maggie have two children, Mackenzie and Peter.

DAVE NASH Video Director

ave Nash is now in his 22nd year with the Raiders. The Kingsport, Tenn. native graduated from El Dorado High DSchool in Placentia, Calif. where he lettered in football as a running back and defensive back and in baseball as an infielder. Nash attended Fullerton College, where he majored in Communications. He also played on the baseball team at Fullerton College. Nash and his wife Cindy have twin sons.

JIM OTTEN Video Operations

im Otten is now in his 21st year with the Raiders. Otten attended Bishop O'Dowd High School in Oakland, lettering Jthree years in baseball. He also played baseball at Chabot College in Hayward as a first baseman and was team captain as a sophomore. His wife Fudgie is also employed by the Raiders.

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JOHN OTTEN Video Operations

ohn Otten is now in his 38th year with the Raiders and his 30th in a full-time capacity. The 49-year-old Oakland native Jattended Bishop O’Dowd High School in Oakland. He stud- ied Computer Data Processing at Chabot College and at Cal State Hayward. At Bishop O’Dowd, Otten was a varsity quarterback for three seasons and threw the shot and discus in track. Otten and his wife Suzanne have one son.

BOB ROMANSKI Equipment Manager

ob Romanski is now in his 38th year with the Raiders and 25th in a full-time capacity. Romanski, 44, was a field house Baide in 1969 before becoming a full-time equipment assistant in 1980. A graduate of Marina High in his hometown of San Leandro, Calif., Romanski and his wife Cecilia have one son, Lucas and one daughter, Abbey.

RICHARD ROMANSKI Assistant Equipment Manager

ichard Romanski is in his fifth decade with the Raiders, having joined the organization in 1963. During two years in the Army Rat Ft. Belvoir, Va., he was a quarterback and later a coach for Al Davis’ outstanding service teams. The Milwaukee native was All- League his final two years at Messmer High in football, hockey, boxing, basketball and baseball. He was inducted into the school Hall of Fame in 2002. He was a Catholic All-America at St. Norbert College and was inducted in the school’s Hall of Fame in 1988. He taught and coached at a high school in Milwaukee following his Army tour of duty. Romanski has two daughters and two sons, including Bob, who is the Raiders equipment manager.

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NICK BEACH BILL HUGHAN GEORGE JONES FOOTBALL OPERATIONS STRENGTH & CONDITIONING CLUBHOUSE ASSISTANT ASSISTANT

DANNY MOLINA CHRIS PEARSON RICH ROSE EQUIPMENT ASSISTANT STRENGTH & CONDITIONING FOOTBALL OPERATIONS ASSISTANT

RAIDERS BUSINESS STAFF

AMY TRASK Chief Executive

my Trask is now in her 19th season with the Raiders. Trask holds a bachelor’s degree in Political Science from the AUniversity of California at Berkeley and a Juris Doctorate from the University of Southern California. Trask is the club’s Chief Executive and oversees business operations for the Silver and Black. Her husband’s name is Rob.

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LANGSTON ADAIR JOHN ANDREWS JILL ARONOFF TICKET SALES REPRESENTATIVE RAIDER IMAGE RAIDER IMAGE

FRANCISCO ASCENCIO MARC BADAIN KRISTI BAILEY TICKET SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE FINANCE ADMINISTRATION

KRIS BAYLISS JEFF BIRREN TOM BLANDA RAIDER IMAGE GENERAL COUNSEL FINANCE/TECHNOLOGY

ROSIE BONE MORRIS BRADSHAW ETHEL BRUAL YOUTH INITIATIVES SENIOR ADMINISTRATOR TICKET SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE

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JOVY BURGOS JAY CAMPBELL MICHAEL CAMPBELL RAIDER IMAGE LUXURY SUITES MARKETING

DAVE CARY CLAYTON CASEY MOSES CATHEY BROADCASTING TICKET SALES REPRESENTATIVE TECHNOLOGY

TERESA CETRARO JAY CHESS GEMMA CONCEPCION RAIDER IMAGE TICKET SALES REPRESENTATIVE RAIDER IMAGE

VITTORIO DeBARTOLO JARROD DILLON PETER EIGES BROADCASTING TICKET SALES DIRECTOR TICKET MANAGER

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MATT FAHR CAITLIN FIANDT SCOTT FINK TICKET SALES REPRESENTATIVE PREMIUM SALES REPRESENTATIVE COMMUNITY INITIATIVES/ BUSINESS AFFAIRS

DAWN FRENCH CHRIS GARGANO ARTIE GIGANTINO MARKETING BROADCASTING DIRECTOR SENIOR ADMINISTRATOR

GIGI GILLARD JENNIFER HAMILTON JOHN HERRERA TICKET SERVICE REPRESENTATVE TICKET SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE SENIOR EXECUTIVE

PATTY HERRERA BENNY HONG MICHAEL JACOBSON MULTI-CULTURAL INITIATIVES TECHNOLOGY RAIDER IMAGE DIRECTOR

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COURTNEY JEFFERIES KEVIN KIMBALL JERRY KNAAK TICKET SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE MARKETING INTERNET DIRECTOR

KAREN KOVAC SHONA LAURITANO MICHELLE MCGEE RAIDERETTE DIRECTOR TICKET SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE TICKET SALES REPRESENTATIVE

DONNA MENDOZA BRIAN MORAN CHERYL NICHOLS ADMINISTRATION RAIDER IMAGE SPECIAL PROJECTS

JIM OTTO DAVID PAGE PANOS PAPPAS SPECIAL PROJECTS RAIDER IMAGE TICKET SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE

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MATTHEW PASCO CAROLYN PAUL DEREK PERSON TECHNOLOGY ADMINISTRATION FINANCE

BRIAN PROCTOR CRAIG PURCELL ANDREW RENTMEESTER PUBLIC RELATIONS MARKETING & BUSINESS CRM MANAGER DEVELOPMENT DIRECTOR

JEFF ROMANSKI MARK SHEARER MATT SHEARER RAIDER IMAGE RAIDER IMAGE TICKET SALES REPRESENTATIVE

KEVIN SINCLAIR JHMICHEA SNYDER ANDREA STAMPS TICKET SALES REPRESENTATIVE TICKET SALES REPRESENTATIVE LUXURY SUITES

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ROB SULLIVAN MONIKA SWEETWYNE KARLA TAI TICKET SALES & OPERATIONS ADMINISTRATION RAIDER IMAGE SR. DIRECTOR

KRISTINA TAYLOR MIKE TAYLOR PAUL TAYLOR TICKET SERVICE REPRESENTATIVE PUBLIC RELATIONS DIRECTOR RAIDER IMAGE

ELENA VALENZUELA PAT VALERIO RACHEL VENRICK INTERNET/MULTI-CULTURAL ADMINISTRATION LUXURY SUITES INITIATIVES

DAN VENTRELLE ED VILLANUEVA TOM YBARRA LEGAL COUNSEL & OPERATIONS FINANCE TICKET SALES REPRESENTATIVE

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2006 RAIDERS VETERANS JAMES ADKISSON 47 TE

BORN: 1/11/80 6-5 230 RAIDERS: 1 NFL: 1 COLLEGE: SOUTH CAROLINA Signed by the Raiders as a free agent in November, 2003.

PRO: Versatile young player who made the transition to tight end…2005: Spent the majority of the season on the practice squad before being elevated to the active roster for the season finale…(12/31) vs. NYG: Inactive…2004: Spent training camp with the Raiders before being waived before the start of the regular season…Re- signed to the practice squad (11/24)…Allocated to NFL Europe by the Raiders and selected by Cologne…Caught 11 passes for 156 yards and a touchdown…2003: Entered NFL in 2003 as undrafted rookie free agent with Cincinnati, waived before the start of the regular season…Signed to Raiders practice squad (11/24) and spent the remainder of the season in Oakland. COLLEGE: Caught nine passes for 112 yards and one touchdown in five games as a senior at South Carolina…Redshirted in junior season due to injuries after appearing in two contests…Played in 12 games, catching 17 passes for 227 yards, averaging 13.4 per catch, as a sophomore…Also ran track for the Gamecocks…Earned Junior College All-America honors at Kemper Military (Mo.), after catching 59 passes for 1,375 yards and seven touchdowns…Against Northeast Oklahoma, caught seven passes for 256 yards and two scores. PERSONAL: Played one year of football at Ritenour High School in his hometown of St. Louis, earning all-state honors as a kickoff returner…Also played basketball… Competed in track as sprinter on U.S. Junior Olympic Team. COURTNEY ANDERSON 83 TE

BORN: 11/19/80 6-6 270 RAIDERS: 3 NFL: 3 COLLEGE: SAN JOSE STATE Raiders 7th round pick in 2004.

PRO: Has been a key contributor in each of his first two professional seasons…Has played in 23 games with 17 starts and caught 37 passes for 478 yards and four touchdowns…2005: Played in 14 league games, starting 13…Improved on a standout rookie campaign, catching 24 passes for 303 yards and three touchdowns, including two scores in the season opener…Registered his first career 100- yard game at Philadelphia…(9/8) @ NE: Started at TE, caught three passes for 18

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yards…Two of his three catches went for touchdowns, first scoring from two yards to cap the opening drive of the season, then hauling in a five-yard touchdown pass in the back of the end zone in the fourth quarter…(9/18) vs. KC: Started at TE…(9/25) @ PHI: Started at TE and led the offense with 100 receiving yards on five catches, both career highs…Also had the longest catch of the day with a 36- yard reception…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at TE and caught two passes for 32 yards…(10/16) vs. SD: Started at TE and aided the offense with two catches for 14 yards…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at TE…(10/30) @ TN: Started at TE…(11/6) @ KC: Started at TE and caught a pair of 13-yard passes…(11/13) vs. DEN: Played at TE and caught one pass for 18 yards…(11/20) @ WAS: Started at TE and recorded 15 yards on two catches…(11/27) vs. MIA: Started at TE and caught five passes for 50 yards…(12/4) @ SD: Started at TE, scoring the team’s only touchdown on a 16- yard reception in the second quarter…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at TE and caught one pass for 14 yards…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started at TE…Inactive for the last two contests of the year…2004: Played in nine league games as a rookie, starting four…Finished his rookie campaign with 13 catches for 175 yards and one touchdown…Until suffering a knee injury in Week 9 at Carolina (11/7), led all rookie TEs in receptions and receiving yards…(9/12) @ PIT: Made his NFL regular season debut, catching one pass for 13 yards…Also played on special teams…(9/19) vs. BUF: Lined up at FB and TE and played on special teams…(9/26) vs. TB: Played TE, catching one pass for eight yards…Also played on special teams…(10/3) @ HOU: Played TE, catching three passes for 37 yards…Also played on special teams…(10/10) @ IND: Made first career start at TE and caught first career touchdown, a 21-yarder…Finished with three receptions for 38 yards…Also played on special teams…(10/17) vs. DEN: Started at TE, catching two passes for 34 yards…Also played on special teams…(10/24) vs. NO: Started at TE, catching two passes for 17 yards…(10/31) @ SD: Played at TE, catching one pass for 28 yards…(11/7) @ CAR: Started at TE…Inactive or did not play in final seven league games after suffering injury…Raiders seventh round pick (245th overall) in 2004 Draft. COLLEGE: Shared tight end duties as a junior for San Jose State before taking over the starting job in 2003…In 23 games with the Spartans, hauled in 36 passes for 477 yards (13.3 avg.) and seven touchdowns…Began his collegiate career at Contra Costa College, where he lined up at wide receiver before moving to defensive end, then back to offense as a tight end at San Jose State…Sociology major. PERSONAL: Attended Richmond (Calif.) High and played quarterback, wide receiver and outside linebacker…In 1998, caught 50 passes for 1,005 yards and scored 12 touchdowns to earn all-state honors…Also lettered in basketball and track…All- league choice in basketball, adding all-league honors as a sprinter in track…Born in Greenville, Texas.

RECEIVING YEAR TEAM GP GS NO YDS AVG LG TD 2004 OAK 9 4 13 175 13.5 28 1 2005 OAK 14 13 24 303 12.6 36 3 NFL TOTALS 23 17 37 478 12.9 36 4

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receptions: 5, twice, last (11/27/05) vs. MIA Receiving Yards: 100 (9/25/05) @ PHI Receiving Touchdowns: 2 (9/8/05) @ NE Longest Reception: 36 (9/25/05) @ PHI

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NNAMDI ASOMUGHA 21CB

BORN: 7/6/81 6-2 210 RAIDERS: 4 NFL: 4 COLLEGE: CALIFORNIA Raiders 1st round pick in 2003.

PRO: Raiders top pick in 2003 who has merged as a key member of the Silver and Black defense…Has played in 47 league games with 24 starts at both corner and safety in three pro seasons…2005: Started all 16 games at cornerback and recorded 60 tackles, including 55 solos, from his CB position and led the team with 14 passes defensed…Set a career high with three pass deflections in Week 3 at Philadelphia and tied it in Week 8 at Tennessee…(9/8) @ NE: Started at CB and registered eight tackles, including seven solo stops…Also played on special teams…(9/18) vs. KC: Started at CB and contributed two solo tackles…Also played on special teams…(9/25) @ PHI: Started at CB and recorded three tackles, all of them solo stops, and registered three passes defensed…Also played on special teams…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at CB, registering four solo tackles…Also played on special teams…(10/16) vs. SD: Started at CB, contributing three solo tackles and assisted on another…Also played on special teams…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at CB and registered three solo tackles and had one pass defensed…Also played on special teams…(10/30) @ TN: Started at CB and recorded one tackle and three passes defensed…Also played on special teams…(11/6) @ KC: Started at CB and registered five tackles (all solo) and a pass defensed…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at CB, contributing four solo tackles…Also played on special teams…(11/20) @ WAS: Started at CB, tallying five solo tackles and assisting on another…Had one pass defensed…Also played on special teams…(11/27) vs. MIA: Started at CB and registered a pair of solo tackles…Also played on special teams…(12/4) @ SD: Started at CB, registering five tackles, all of them solo stops, and one pass defensed…Also played on special teams…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at CB, contributing four solo tackles…Also played on special teams…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started at CB, tallying three solo tackles and one pass defensed…Also played on special teams…(12/24) @ DEN: Started at CB, recording four total tackles, three of them solo stops, and one pass defensed…Also played on special teams…(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at CB, registering a pair of solo tackles and two passes defensed…Also played on special teams…2004: Played in all 16 games, starting seven…Totaled 39 tackles on defense, including 33 solo stops…Notched the first sack of his career in Week 2 against Buffalo…Recorded three pass deflections and forced an interception in Week 16 at Kansas City…(9/12) @ PIT: Played at CB and on special teams…Recorded one special teams tackle…(9/19) vs. BUF: Played at CB, making two tackles, and teamed with DE Tyler Brayton on a sack for an 8-yard loss…Also played on special teams…(9/26) vs. TB: Played at CB, recording three tackles and one pass defensed…Also played on special teams…(10/3) @ HOU: Started at SS when team opened in “nickel” package, recording two tackles…Also played on special teams…(10/10) @ IND: Played at CB, making two tackles…Also played on special teams…(10/17) vs. DEN: Played at CB, making one tackle…Also recorded a tackle on special teams…(10/24) vs. NO: Played at CB, making one tackle…Also played on special teams…(10/31) @ SD: Started at SS, making six tackles…Also recorded one tackle on special teams…(11/7) @ CAR: Started at CB, making two tackles…Recorded his first career blocked punt in the first quarter, setting up a

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touchdown…(11/21) vs. SD: Played at CB and on special teams…(11/28) @ DEN: Started at CB when the team opened in a “dime” package and recorded two tackles…Also played on special teams…(12/5) vs. KC: Played at CB, making one stop…Recorded one pass defensed as he jarred the ball out with a vicious hit in the second quarter…Also played on special teams…(12/12) @ ATL: Played at CB and on special teams…(12/19) vs. TN: Started at CB, making nine tackles — all solo stops…Also recorded a tackle on special teams…(12/25) @ KC: Started at CB, making five tackles…Forced an interception on the second play of the game when he hit the Chiefs WR as the ball arrived, causing the ball to bounce up and into the arms of Brayton…Also played on special teams…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Started at CB, making three tackles, all solo stops, and one pass defensed…Also played on special teams…2003: Played in 15 league games with one start at FS…Tallied 25 tackles on defense, three stops and a fumble recovery on special teams…(9/7) @ TN: Inactive…(9/14) vs. CIN: Played at CB for the first time in his pro career and made four tackles…Played on special teams…(9/22) @ DEN: Played at DB and on special teams…(9/28) vs. SD: Played at CB and on special teams, making one stop…(10/5) @ CHI: Played on special teams, making one stop…(10/12) @ CLE: Played at DB, making two stops and also played on special teams…(10/20) vs. KC: Played at DB and on special teams, making one stop…(11/2) @ DET: Played on special teams, recovering one fumble…(11/9) vs. NYJ: Played at DB, making two stops…Also played on special teams…(11/16) vs. MIN: Played at DB and on special teams…(11/23) @ KC: Played at DB, making three tackles…Also played on special teams…(11/30) vs. DEN: Made his first career start at FS, making four stops…(12/7) @ PIT: Played at DB, making two stops…Also played on special teams…(12/14) vs. BAL: Played at DB, making four tackles and played on special teams…(12/22) vs. GB: Played at CB, making three tackles…Also played on special teams…(12/28) @ SD: Played at DB, making two tackles…Played on special teams…Selected in the first round (31st overall) in the 2003 Draft. COLLEGE: Finished his career with 187 tackles (133 solos), three sacks, 19 stops behind the line of scrimmage, seven interceptions for 134 yards in returns, 15 pass deflections, two fumble recoveries and a forced fumble in 41 games…Returned three interceptions for touchdowns…As a senior, finished fourth on the team with 53 tackles (42), including five stops for losses of 21 yards…Gained 85 yards on three interception returns and led the team with 10 pass deflections…Caused a fumble and recovered two others…Batted away a pass and returned an interception 85 yards for a touchdown vs. Arizona State…Recorded 54 tackles (40) with three interceptions for 11 yards in returns and a pass deflection and had seven stops for losses of 15 yards as a junior free safety…Also blocked a field goal attempt vs. Arizona…Collected seven tackles (five), including two stops for minus- 3 yards and picked off two passes, returning one 16 yards for a touchdown in the Big Game against Stanford…As a sophomore, started at free safety, leading the team with 76 tackles (48), including three sacks for minus-16 yards and seven stops for losses of 31 yards…Returned an interception 31 yards and deflected five passes…Caused and recovered a fumble…Earned Pac-10 Conference Defensive Player of the Week honors as he returned an interception 31 yards for a touchdown, deflected two passes and totaled seven tackles (four) vs. UCLA…Saw action in eight games as a freshman reserve safety…Recorded four tackles (three)…Business Management major. PERSONAL: One of the nation’s most highly recruited defensive backs in 1999 as a senior at Narbonne High School in Los Angeles…First team all-state selection by Student Sports Magazine and one of the Top-20 defensive backs in the country by Super Prep as a member of its All-American team…Finished his senior year with 86 tackles and seven interceptions, returning one 98 yards for a school record…Caused eight fumbles and recovered six others as a senior…Also returned

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two kickoffs and one punt for touchdowns…Had 23 receptions for 408 yards and six touchdowns on offense…Saw action at quarterback, completing 14-of-22 passes for 192 yards and two scores…Played in the California-Texas Shrine All-Star Game…Also a standout basketball player who earned all-league honors as a junior and senior guard…His Nigerian name means “Jesus Lives”…Older brother, Chijioke, was a cornerback at Stanford…His cousin is former California teammate Joseph Echema…Also a cousin of former Cal receiver Iheanyi Uwaezuoke…Born in Lafayette, La., raised in Los Angeles.

YEAR TEAM GP GS SACKS YDS FF FR INT YDS PD 2003 OAK 15 1 0 000000 2004 OAK 16 7 0.5 800003 2005 OAK 16 16 0 0000014 NFL TOTALS 47 24 0.5 8000017

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 9 (12/19/04) vs. TN Passes Defensed: 3, twice, last (10/30/05) @ TN Sacks: 0.5 (9/19/04) vs. BUF BRAD BADGER 70 G BORN: 1/11/75 6-4 320 RAIDERS: 5 NFL: 10 COLLEGE: STANFORD Washington 1997-99, Minnesota 2000-01 Signed by Raiders as a free agent in April, 2002. PRO: Versatile performer capable of playing either guard or tackle…Has played in 126 league games with 63 starts since entering the NFL…2005: Saw action in all 16 league games, starting eight at LG…Also saw action as an extra tight end and on special teams…Moved into the starting lineup in Week 8 at Tennessee…(10/30) @ TN: Made first start of the season at LG and helped the offense amass over 300 yards…(11/6) @ KC: Started at LG and played on special teams…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at LG and gave the QB time to throw for 310 yards…Also played on special teams…(11/20) @ WAS: Started at LG and played on special teams…(11/27) vs. MIA: Started at LG and paved the way for RB LaMont Jordan to rush for 97 yards and a pair of touchdowns…Also played on special teams…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started at LG, helping Jordan rush for over 130 yards…Also played on special teams…(12/24) @ DEN: Started at LG and contributed on special teams…(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at LG, giving the QB time to pass for 331 yards and three touchdowns…Also played on special teams…2004: Played in all 16 league games, starting the final 11…Entered the starting lineup in Week 5 at Indianapolis at RG and started the next two games there before switching to LG for the final eight games of the season…(10/10) @ IND: Made first start of the season at RG and played on special teams…(10/17) vs. DEN: Started at RG and played on special teams…(10/24) vs. NO: Started at RG and gave the QB time to throw for 350 yards…Also played on special teams…(11/28) @ DEN: Started at LG, helping the QB pass for over 330 yards…Also recorded one tackle on special teams…(12/5) vs. KC: Started at LG, helping the QB throw for over 340 yards…Also played on

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special teams…(12/12) @ ATL: Started at LG, helping the team rush for over 130 yards…Also played on special teams…(12/19) vs. TEN: Started at LG, helping the QB throw for over 370 yards and five touchdowns…Also played on special teams…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Started at LG and helped pave the way for RB Zack Crockett to rush for over 130 yards…2003: Played in all 16 league games with 11 starts (six at LG and five at RG)…(10/12) @ CLE: Made his first start as a Raider at RG…(10/20) vs. KC: Started at RG…(11/2) @ DET: Started at LG…(11/9) vs. NYJ: Started at LG, helping the team rush for 169 yards…(11/16) vs. MIN: Started at LG, helping the team rush for 191 yards…Also played on special teams…(11/23) @ KC: Started at LG, helping the team rush for 166 yards…(11/30) vs. DEN: Started at LG…(12/7) @ PIT: Started at RG…(12/14) vs. BAL: Started at RG…(12/22) vs. GB: Started at LG…(12/28) @ SD: Started at RG…2002: Played in seven league games for the Silver and Black after signing with the team in 2002…Saw action on the offensive line and as an extra TE in short yardage situations…Also played on special teams…(9/8) vs. SEA: Played as an extra TE and on special teams…(9/15) @ PIT: Played as an extra TE and on special teams…(9/29) vs. TN: Played at T and on special teams…(10/6) @ BUF: Played as an extra TE in short yardage and on special teams…(10/13) @ STL: Played as an extra TE in short yardage and on special teams…(10/20) vs. SD: Played at G, as an extra TE and on special teams…(10/27) @ KC: Played on special teams…(11/3) vs. SF: Dressed, but did not play…Inactive for final eight regular season games…Postseason: (1/12) vs. NYJ: Inactive…(1/19) vs. TN: Inactive…Super Bowl XXXVII (1/26) vs. TB: Played on special teams…2001: Played in 13 league games with 12 starts at tackle for Minnesota…Inactive for three games during the season…Helped the team rush for over 1,600 yards and averaged 4.3 yards per attempt, tied for third-best in the NFC…Blocked for a passing offense that ranked seventh in the NFL…2000: Played in all 16 regular season games, as well as the Divisional Playoff game vs. NO (1/6)…Played left guard in the season opener vs. CHI (9/3)…Split time at left guard vs. MIA (9/10) and at NE (9/17)…Played right guard at CHI (10/15)…Saw time at right tackle at IND…Regular player on both field goal and extra point protection teams…Signed with the Vikings as a restricted free agent in April…1999: Played in 14 games for the Redskins, making four starts…Part of wedge for the kickoff return teams, making several key blocks…Saw limited time at guard in the first eight weeks of the season before cracking the lineup at PHI (11/14) at LG…Started the following week vs. NYG (11/21), vs. AZ (12/12) and at IND (12/19)…Inactive for the last two games of the season due to an ankle injury…1998: Started in all 16 games for the Redskins and played in all but three offensive plays all season…Made the switch from left guard to left tackle before the season…Started the first 10 games at left tackle, but was forced to move to right guard the following week vs. AZ (11/22) because of injuries to the rest of the line…Moved back to left guard the next week at OAK (11/29), where he stayed for the remainder of the season…1997: Played in 12 of 16 games during his rookie season with two starts…Started his first NFL game in Washington’s season opener vs. CAR (8/31) in which the running game pumped out 198 yards on the ground…Was a regular on the kickoff return unit…Reserved to a back-up role for the remainder of the season until week 17 vs. PHI (12/21), when he played almost the entire game…Entered the NFL as a fifth round draft pick (162nd overall) in 1997 by Washington. COLLEGE: Named All-Pac 10 first team as a senior, starting every game at right guard for Stanford… Started final 34 of 35 college games…Started every game for the Cardinal as a sophomore and earned second team All-Pac 10 honors…Moved from tight end to center in midseason as a freshman and then moved to offensive guard in spring drills before his sophomore year…Has a degree in Political Science. PERSONAL: An All-American selection at Corvallis High School and rated Oregon’s best prospect by Tom Lemming’s Prep Football Report…In six games as

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a senior tight end, he had 12 receptions for 260 yards and three touchdowns…As a junior, he earned honorable mention all-state honors, catching 18 passes for 252 yards and a score…Also lettered in baseball and basketball…Named honorable mention all-state in basketball as a junior and first team all-state in his senior year at center…Married with one daughter. TYLER BRAYTON 91 DE BORN: 11/20/79 6-6 280 RAIDERS: 4 NFL: 4 COLLEGE: COLORADO Raiders 1st round pick in 2003.

PRO: Versatile defender who has played in 47 league games with 34 starts and recorded six sacks in three seasons…Also has one career interception…Has started at both defensive end and linebacker…Named to the 2003 Pro Football Weekly/Professional Football Writers of America All-Rookie Team…2005: Played in all 16 contests at OLB, starting three…Moved into a reserve role when the defense began using the “nickel” package as a base formation midway through the season…Recorded one sack for an 11-yard loss in Week 8 at Tennessee…Notched his first career forced fumble on the play…Totaled 13 tackles, including 11 solo stops…(9/8) @ NE: Started at OLB and recorded one tackle in the season opener…(9/18) vs. KC: Played at OLB and assisted on one tackle…Also played on special teams…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at OLB, registering one solo tackle…Also played on special teams…(10/16) vs. SD: Played at LB and contributed two solo tackles…Also played on special teams…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at OLB, recording one solo tackle and another on special teams…(10/30) @ TN: Played at DE and LB and registered his first sack of the season, dropping the Tennessee QB for an 11- yard loss and forcing a fumble…Also played on special teams…(11/6) @ KC: Played at LB and DE…Recorded one tackle on special teams…(11/13) vs. DEN: Played at LB and recorded one solo tackle…(11/20) @ WAS: Played at DE and also on special teams…(11/27) vs. MIA: Played at LB and DE, recording two solo tackles…Also played on special teams…(12/4) @ SD: Played at LB and recorded two solo tackles…Also played on special teams…(12/18) vs. CLE: Played at LB, contributing one solo tackle…Also played on special teams…(12/31) vs. NYG: Played at LB…Also played on special teams, contributing one solo tackle…2004: Started 15 league games at DE and OLB…Recorded 45 tackles (37 solo), 2.5 sacks, seven passes defensed and made his first career interception in Week 16 at Kansas City…(9/12) @ PIT: Started at OLB, making four tackles and one sack for minus-6 yards…Also recorded two passes defensed…(9/19) vs. BUF: Started at DE, making seven tackles and a team-high 1.5 sacks for minus-5 yards…(9/26) vs. TB: Started at DE, recording five tackles and one pass defensed…(10/3) @ HOU: Started at DE, making three tackles…(10/10) @ IND: Started at DE, making three tackles…(10/17) vs. DEN: Started at DE, making two tackles…(10/24) vs. NO: Started at DE, making three tackles and two passes defensed…(10/31) @ SD: Started at DE, making two tackles…(11/7) @ CAR: Started at DE, making two tackles…(11/21) vs. SD: Started at OLB, recording four tackles and one pass defensed…(11/28) @ DEN: Started at DE, making four tackles…(12/5) vs. KC: Inactive…(12/12) @ ATL: Started at DE…(12/19) vs. TEN: Started at DE, making one tackle…Also played on special teams…(12/25) @ KC: Started at OLB, making

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four tackles…Recorded first career interception on the second play from scrimmage and returned the pick 24 yards to set up the first score of the game…Also recorded one pass defensed and played on special teams…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Started at OLB, making one tackle…Also played on special teams…2003: Only defensive lineman to start in all 16 league games, all at DE…Named to the Pro Football Weekly/Professional Football Writers of America All-Rookie Team…(9/7) @ TN: Made first career NFL start at DE and made four tackles…(9/14) vs. CIN: Started at DE, making five stops…(9/22) @ DEN: Started at DE and made three stops…(9/28) vs. SD: Started at DE, making five tackles…(10/5) @ CHI: Started at DE and made three tackles, including his first career sack for 10 yards…(10/12) @ CLE: Started at DE, making three stops…(10/20) vs. KC: Started at DE and made three stops…(11/2) @ DET: Started at DE and made two tackles…(11/9) vs. NYJ: Started at DE, making two stops…(11/16) vs. MIN: Started at DE, making two tackles and had one pass defensed…(11/23) @ KC: Started at DE, making two tackles…(11/30) vs. DEN: Started at DE, posting a season and career-high nine tackles with a half-sack for no yards…(12/7) @ PIT: Started at DE and made six stops…(12/14) vs. BAL: Started at DE and recorded five tackles and one fumble recovery, the first of his career…(12/22) vs. GB: Started at DE, making two tackles with one sack for seven yards…(12/28) @ SD: Started at DE and made five tackles…Second of two first round (32nd overall) picks by Raiders in 2003 Draft. COLLEGE: In 47 games at Colorado, recorded 152 tackles (99 solos) with 12.5 sacks for minus-94 yards, 25 stops for losses of 119 yards, 34 quarterback pressures, 17 third down hits, three fumble recoveries, three forced fumbles and six pass deflections…Recipient of the Buffalo Heart Award (team spirit)…All-Big 12 Conference second team pick by the league’s coaches…Recipient of the Dave Jones Award (team’s outstanding defensive player)…As a senior, started every game at strongside defensive tackle…Recorded 66 tackles (47) with seven sacks for minus-51 yards and 11 stops for losses of 59 yards…Had 10 third down hits and 14 quarterback pressures…Caused three fumbles and recovered two others…Had four pass deflections…Caused a fumble, deflected a pass, made 10 solo tackles with a 12-yard sack and had three stops for losses of 18 yards against Kansas…Against Texas Tech, recorded a sack for a 16-yard loss, causing a fumble on the play as he recovered the ball and advanced it 14 yards for a touchdown…Recovered a fumble and closed out his career with four assisted tackles in Alamo Bowl…As a junior starter at defensive end, earned All-Big 12 Conference honorable mention…Recipient of the Stavely Award (team’s outstanding defensive lineman) for second straight year…Finished with 44 tackles (26), 4.5 sacks for minus-37 yards and seven stops for losses of 40 yards…Had four third down stops and eight quarterback pressures…Also deflected a pass…Made nine tackles (five) with a pair of third down sacks for minus-12 yards and two pressures against Kansas and registered five assisted tackles vs. Oregon in Fiesta Bowl…Won the Stavely Award as the team’s top defensive lineman as a sophomore while seeing action at both weakside defensive tackle and strongside end…Recorded 28 tackles (17) with a six-yard sack and six stops for losses of 17 yards…Credited with four quarterback pressures and a fumble recovery…As a redshirt freshman in 1999, played in every game as a reserve defensive lineman and on special teams…Finished with 14 tackles (seven), a stop for a three-yard loss and eight quarterback pressures…Spanish major. PERSONAL: As a senior at Pasco High in Washington, earned first team all-area honors at defensive end and was first team all-state at tight end…Winner of his team’s Most Inspirational Award and also was a team captain…As a senior, he had 66 tackles, with 18 for losses — including 10 sacks — to go with three forced fumbles, three passes broken up, two fumble recoveries and an interception he returned for a touchdown…On offense (tight end and some fullback), he caught 15 passes for 290 yards and six touchdowns (he had two rushes for 20 yards)…As a junior, he was in on 83

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tackles and had five quarterback sacks…In one game, he returned an interception for a touchdown and also caught a 65-yard touchdown pass for Pasco which went 10-1 his senior year…Lettered twice in basketball (center) and baseball (first baseman)…Grandfather, Bobo Brayton, lettered in both football and baseball at Washington State and was the Cougars long-time baseball coach (33 years)…Uncle, Fritz Brayton, played wide receiver at Washington State…Born in Richland, Wash.

YEAR TEAM GP GS SACKS YDS FF INT YDS PD 2003 OAK 16 3 2.5 17 0001 2004 OAK 15 15 2.5 11 0 1 24 7 2005 OAK 16 16 1 11 1000 NFL TOTALS 47 34 6 39 1 1 24 8

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 9 (11/30/03) vs. DEN Sacks: 1.5 (9/19/04) vs. BUF Interceptions: 1 (12/25/04) @ KC Passes Defensed: 2 (9/12/04) @ PIT Forced Fumbles: 1 (10/30/05) @ TN Fumble Recoveries: 1 (12/14/03) vs. BAL AARON BROOKS 2 QB BORN: 3/24/76 6-4 220 RAIDERS: 1 NFL: 8 COLLEGE: VIRGINIA Green Bay, 1999; New Orleans, 2000-05. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in March, 2006. PRO: Productive veteran quarterback who has started 82 of his 85 NFL games played…Departed New Orleans as the all-time leader in touchdown passes with 120…Emerged as one of the NFL’s top quarterbacks since 2001, with 98 touchdown tosses over that span and over 3,500 yards each season…Has engineered 16 game-winning drives in the fourth quarter or overtime, including five in 2004…2005: (9/11) @ CAR: Started at QB…18-of-24 for 192 yards…Rushed three times for 32 yards…(9/19) vs. NYG: Started at QB…27 of 45 for 375 yards with one TD and three interceptions…Carried three times for 10 yards…(9/25) @ MIN: Started at QB…12 of 32 for 199 yards with one TD and two interceptions…Rushed three times for 29 yards…(10/2) vs. BUF: Started at QB…15 of 26 for 172 yards…Rushed seven times for 33 yards and one touchdown…(10/9) @ GB: Started at QB…9 of 22 for146 yards and two interceptions…Rushed two times for 32 yards…(10/16) vs. ATL: Started at QB…22 of 33 for 259 yards with two touchdowns and one interception…Rushed three times for 28 yards…(10/23) @ STL: Started at QB…18-of 39 for 230 yards with two touchdowns and one interception…Rushed three times for 28 yards…(10/30) vs. MIA: Started at QB…14 of 31 for 181 yards and one interception…Rushed six times for 34 yards to lead the team…(11/6) vs. CHI: Started at QB…16 of 26 for 170 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions…Rushed three times for minus-six yards including a one- yard TD run in the fourth quarter…(11/20) @ NE: Started at QB…27 of 50 for 343

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yards with two touchdowns and one interception…Moved past Archie Manning (115) to become the team’s all-time leader in touchdown passes with 116…(11/27) @ NYJ: Started at QB…17 of 23 for 181 yards and three TDs…Passer rating was 136.1, his 24th career game with a rating of 100.0 or better…The 136.1 rating was the fourth-best of his career and the Saints were 17-7 when he has a 100.0 or better rating…(12/4)vs. TB: Started at QB…18 of 34 for 215 yards and four interceptions…(12/12) @ ATL: Started at QB…27 of 46 for 219 yards and one TD…Four carries for 24 yards…Dressed, but did not play in final three regular season contests…2004: Started all 16 games for the third straight year and took every offensive snap…Posted a 79.5 passer rating, the third-highest of his career for a complete season…Completed 309 of 542 passes for 3,810 yards, 21 touchdowns and 16 interceptions…Third on the team in rushing with 58 carries for 173 yards and a career-high four touchdowns…Eclipsed 1,000-yard rushing milestone at St. Louis in Week 3 on a key, 12-yard scramble in overtime to set up the game-winning field goal on the following play…In Week 2 vs. San Francisco, completed 25 of 34 for 279 yards and three touchdowns…Passer rating of 127.0 was the fourth-highest of his career and it was his 12th fourth quarter come-from-behind victory since joining the Saints…Earned the NFL’s FedEx Air Player of the Week Award for his efforts…(9/26) @ STL: Connected on 24 of 41 attempts for 316 yards, with a TD, leading the 13th game-winning march of his career by driving New Orleans 38 yards on four plays in the last 24 seconds of regulation to set up a 31-yard field goal and send the game into overtime…On the Saints first possession of the extra period, completed three passes and added a 12-yard scramble to set up the game-winner…(10/24) @ OAK: Completed 23 of 39 for 282 yards and a touchdown, setting a club record with his 24th game of 250 or more passing yards…(11/14) vs. KC: Connecting on 15 of 27 for 259 yards, with a TD and an interception…(11/21) vs. DEN: Broke team single-game records for attempts (60) and completions (34)…Also tossed a touchdown and three interceptions and had a season-high 377 yards, the second-highest total of his career and tied Manning (377 at San Francisco, 12/7/80) for the second-most in club history…(12/5) vs. CAR: Threw 100th career TD in the second quarter…20 of 40 for 251 yards and three touchdowns, with two interceptions…(12/21) @ DAL: Became the first Saints QB to post four straight seasons with over 3,000 yards passing…Completed 18 of 31 for 252 yards, with a touchdown and two interceptions…(12/26) vs. ATL: Joined Manning as only the second passer in club history to record over 16,000 passing yards in Saints win over Falcons…Completed 12 of 24 for 227 yards and a TD with two interceptions…In the final four games — all New Orleans victories — Brooks completed 58 of 100 for 864 yards, with six touchdowns and four interceptions…Also rushed for 58 yards and a TD on 18 carries in that span…2003: Brooks continued to develop into one of the league’s brightest young stars, starting all 16 games for the third straight season and completing 306 of 518 passes for 3,546 yards, with 24 TDs and eight interceptions…His QB rating of 88.8 was a career high, eclipsing the 85.7 posted in 2000…Also ranked second on the team with 175 yards rushing on 54 carries with two touchdowns…Did not throw an interception over the Saints final six games (206 attempts) — included in a stretch of 234 straight pass attempts to close the season without being picked off…Including 24 in 2003, a club-record 27 in 2002 and 26 TDs in 2001, his total of 77 scoring passes is the highest three-year total for a QB in franchise history…Had 3,721 yards of total offense (3,546 passing, 175 rushing), the sixth-highest total in franchise history…(9/7) @ SEA: In the season opener, completed 29 of 47 for 274 yards, with a TD and an interception…(9/14) vs. HOU: Led Saints to first victory of season, completing 18 of 27 for 189 yards and two touchdowns for a 111.5 passer rating…(9/21) @ TN: Posted second straight game with a passer rating of over 100 (104.4) by completing 15 of 23 for 185 yards and a TD…Added 15 rushing yards on four carries…(10/5) @ CAR: Completed 16 of 31 for 189 yards, with a touchdown and an intercep-

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tion…(10/12) vs. CHI: Saints earned second win of season as Brooks completed 14 of 29 for 153 yards with a pair of TDs…(10/19) @ ATL: Earned NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors following a sparkling performance…In the contest, Brooks was 23 of 30 for 352 yards and three TDs, posting a career-high 148.2 passer rating…Also set a career long with a 69-yard scoring toss in the opening quarter…(10/26) vs. CAR: Completed 20 of 33 for 187 yards, with two touchdowns and an interception…(11/2) @ TB: Led the Saints to third-straight victory over division rival Tampa Bay, completing 13 of 29 for 142 yards, with a TD and an interception… Connected on five straight tosses on New Orleans final drive, a 43-yard march that set up the game-winning, 47-yard field goal with 13 seconds remaining…(11/16) vs. ATL: Was 21 of 37 for 228 yards with two interceptions in an overtime victory…In the extra period, directed a 37-yard march in three plays to set up game-winning kick…(11/23) @ PHI: Was 24 of 39 for 287 yards and a TD…(11/30) @ WAS: Tied his career high with two rushing TDs (on six carries for 11 yards)…Led New Orleans on fourth quarter comeback for 11th time in his career…(12/7) vs. TB: In the rematch vs. the Buccaneers, was 20 of 30 for 238 yards and a TD…(12/14) vs. NYG: Had one of the best games of his career in prime time, earning NFC Offensive Player of the Week honors after completing 26 of 35 for 296 yards and a career-high five touchdowns…It was his 20th regular season game with 250 yards or more passing and he moved into third in the team record books with 977 completions….Passer rating of 138.8 was the third-highest of his career…(12/21) @ JAX: 22 of 38 for 296 yards and two TDs, including career-long (at the time) 75-yard TD pass on lateral-filled final play…(12/28) vs. DAL: In season finale, completed 15 of 32 for 243 yards, including a career-long 76-yard TD pass in the second quarter…That play moved Brooks into second place in club record books with 86 career touchdown passes…2002: Started all 16 games and completed 283 of 528 passes for 3,572 yards…Threw a franchise- record 27 TDs along with 15 interceptions…His touchdown total eclipsed the mark of 26, previously reached by Brooks (2001) and Jim Everett (1995)…Also rushed 61 times for 256 yards…During the final six games of the season, he went 141 passing attempts without throwing an interception, including four consecutive games without a pick (12/1 vs. TB through 12/22 @ CIN)…One of only six Saints offensive players to start all 16 games…(9/8) @ TB: In the season opener, was 24 of 42 for 260 yards with two TD passes…(9/15) vs. GB: Led New Orleans to victory against his former team…Completed 16 of 28 passes for 217 yards and two TDs…(9/22) @ CHI: Engineered a comeback, completing 22 of 34 passes for 233 yards with three TDs, tying his career high for touchdown passes…(10/6) vs. PIT: In a 32-29 victory, was 13 of 23 for 205 yards and a TD…Also connected on a career-long 64-yard completion…(10/13) @ WASH: 12 of 23 for 205 yards with three TD passes, again equaling his career high for touchdown tosses…(10/20) vs. SF: Completed 23 of 35 for 254 yards with three TD passes in come-from-behind victory…Tied career-high for TD passes for second consecutive week and his one-yard TD run with 27 seconds remaining helped seal the 35-27 victory…The Saints trailed, 24-13, at the start of the fourth quarter…For his efforts, Brooks was named NFC Offensive Player of the Week…(10/27) vs. ATL: Recorded his third consecutive game with two or more touchdown passes with two scoring strikes…(11/10) @ CAR: Sparkled in come-from-behind win, completing 20 of 37 for 259 yards and one TD pass…His seven-yard scoring strike with 30 seconds remaining pushed the Saints ahead for good…(11/17) @ ATL: Was 20 of 31 for 279 yards and two TD passes…(11/24) vs. CLE: Completed four of five passes for 35 yards on a 12-play, 80-yard scoring drive to put the Saints within two points of Cleveland…Finished 23 of 40 for 318 yards in the losing effort…(12/1) vs. TB: Tossed two TDs in 23-20 victory…(12/8) @ BAL: Completed 9 of 25 passes for 123 yards, including a 28-yard touchdown pass in the first quarter…(12/15) vs. MIN: 21 of 33 for 255 yards and two TDs, including a 35-yard scoring pass to WR Jake Reed…(12/22) @ CIN: Connected for a 57-yard touchdown strike… 2001: Started

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all 16 games and finished the season 312 of 558 (55.9) for 3,832 yards, with 26 TDs and 22 INTs…His passer rating was 76.4…Ranked third in the NFC in attempts, fifth in completions and third in yards gained…His 26 TD passes were fourth in the NFC and tied for fifth in the NFL…Ranked third in the NFL among QBs in rushing yards (358)…Completed passes to 12 different receivers during season…(9/9) @ BUF: In the season opener, was 18 of 29 passing for 209 yards with a career-high three TD passes…(9/30) @ NYG: Was 28 of 54 for 291 yards with one TD and one interception…(10/7) vs. MIN: Was 23 of 34 for 210 yards and one interception…(10/14) @ CAR: Completed 14 of 40 for 180 yards with two TD passes and one interception…Also had seven carries for 49 yards in the contest…(10/21) vs. ATL: Was 23 of 39 for 249 yards with a TD and an interception…(10/28) @ STL: 20 of 31 for 254 yards with three TD passes, then a career high…His 122.2 passer rating for the game was a career high at that time and he also moved into ninth place on Saints all-time passing yardage list…(11/4) vs. NYJ: Was 12 of 28 for 164 yards and two interceptions…Also rushed for 50 yards on eight attempts…(11/11) @ SF: Connected on 22 of 37 for 347 yards and two TD passes…His 63-yard completion to Willie Jackson was a career long at the time and his performance in the game moved Brooks into eighth place on Saints all-time passing yardage list (3,417)…(11/18) vs. IND: Enjoyed one of the best games of his career, going 19 of 22 for 249 yards and two TD passes…Also had four rushes for 26 yards, including a seven-yard touchdown burst…Set career highs with a 144.1 passer rating — the fourth-highest mark in Saints history — and an 86.4 completion percentage (third best in team history)…(11/25) @ NE: Was 16 of 39 for 307 yards, with a TD pass and two interceptions…His 65 yards rushing on seven attempts were a season high…During the game, Brooks moved into sixth place on the Saints all-time passing yardage list (3,973)…(12/2) vs. CAR: Was 26 of 40 for 330 yards with three TD passes — tying a career high at the time — and one interception…His 17-yard scoring pass to Joe Horn with 1:35 remaining in the third quarter completed a come- from-behind 27-23 win in the fourth quarter…(12/9) @ ATL: Was 20 of 30 for 279 yards with one TD…(12/17) vs. STL: 23 of 40 for 269 yards with three TDs and two interceptions…(1/6/02) vs. SF: Was 21 of 33 for 119 yards and four interceptions in season finale…2000: After becoming starting QB following season-ending injury to Jeff Blake in Game 10, completed 113 of 194 passes for 1,514 yards, nine TDs and six interceptions and an 85.7 QB rating…Also had 41 rushes for 170 yards with two TDs…Ranked second in the NFC in fourth quarter passer rating (101.8)…Was the top-rated QB in the postseason (92.0), completing 46 of 77 passes for 561 yards, six TDs and three interceptions…Also was the Saints leading postseason rusher with 15 rushes for 55 yards…(11/19) vs. OAK: After seeing limited duty in Games 5 and 9, was thrust into action in Game 11, following Blake’s first quarter injury…Was 14 of 22 for 187 yards, with two TD passes and one interception…(11/26) @ STL: Helped engineer a 31-24 win at the defending Super Bowl Champions…In the victory, was 17 of 29 for 190 yards with one TD pass and two interceptions…Also carried the ball seven times for 34 yards with two TDs and became only the third QB in NFL history to beat the defending Super Bowl Champs in first career start…(12/3) vs. DEN: Was 30 of 48 for 441 yards with two TD passes and two interceptions, setting a club record in passing yards…(12/10) @ SF: Helped Saints rebound with come-from-behind 31-27 win, completing 12 of 29 passes for 203 yards and two TDs and ran for 108 yards on 11 carries to set all-time record for a Saints quarterback…Became the first NFL QB to have a 400-yard passing effort and a 100-yard rushing game in the same season and only the sixth player to have both in a career…(12/17) vs. ATL: Was 24 of 35 for 285 yards in playoff-clinching 23-7 win…(12/24) vs. STL: Was 16 of 31 for 208 yards with two TD passes and one interception…Postseason: (12/30) vs. STL: In 31-24 NFC Wild Card victory, completed 16 of 29 for 266 yards with four TD passes and one interception…(1/6/01) @ MIN: In NFC Divisional Playoff, was 30 of 48 for 295 yards with two TDs and two inter-

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ceptions…1999: Packers inactive third QB for all 16 games…Posted a 73.1 passer rating during the preseason, completing 5 of 11 attempts for 112 yards and a touchdown…Also rushed for 28 yards on eight carries…Selected in the fourth round (131st overall) by the Green Bay Packers in the 1999 Draft. COLLEGE: Earned three letters (1996-98) and started final two seasons at Virginia… Finished among the top five in nearly every school career passing cate- gory… Departed ranked second in TD passes with 33 and was third all-time in passing yards (5,118), attempts (651), completions (357) and total offense (5,665 yards)…Held the school record with six career 300-yard passing games, including the single-game record of 390 yards, set in 1997 vs. Virginia Tech…Joined Shawn Moore as the only players in school annals to throw for 2,000 yards in more than one season (2,282 in 1997 and a career-best 2,319 in 1998)…Also rushed for 547 yards on 199 carries and scored 13 touchdowns…Started 23 consecutive games over the 1997-98 seasons, compiling a 16-7 record…Became the first Cavaliers quarterback in 30 years to start every contest in two straight seasons…Directed Virginia to a 9-3 record and a Peach Bowl appearance as a senior, completing 156 of a career-high 290 pass attempts with 12 TDs and nine interceptions…Also led Atlantic Coast Conference quarterbacks with five rushing TDs to go along with 227 yards on 84 carries…Threw for a season high 345 yards in 1998 victory over Virginia Tech while engineering the greatest comeback in school history…Threw a career-best 20 TD passes while being intercepted only seven times as a junior… Anthropology major. PERSONAL: Team MVP his final two seasons at Homer L. Ferguson High in Newport News, Va….Lettered three times in football as a quarterback and free safety…Completed 268 of 481 passes (55.7) for 4,396 yards and 42 touchdowns in three seasons…Also rushed for 791 yards and eight TDs…Earned four letters in basketball, scoring 1,069 career points and earning first team all-district and team MVP honors as a senior…Lettered twice in baseball…Cousin of Atlanta Falcons QB Michael Vick…Married.

PASSING YEAR TEAM GP GP ATT CMP PCT YDS TD INT LG RATING 1999 GB 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000 NO 8 5 194 113 58.2 1514 9 6 53 85.7 2001 NO 16 16 558 312 55.9 3832 26 22 63 76.4 2002 NO 16 16 528 283 53.6 3572 27 15 64 80.2 2003 NO 16 16 518 306 59.1 3546 24 8 76 88.9 2004 NO 16 16 542 309 57 3810 21 16 57 79.5 2005 NO 13 13 431 240 55.7 2882 13 17 66 70 NFL TOTALS 85 82 2771 1563 56.4 19,156 120 84 76 79.7

RUSHING YEAR TEAM ATT YDS AVG LG TD 1999 GB 0 0 --- 0 0 2000 NO 41 170 4.1 29 2 2001 NO 80 358 4.5 26 1 2002 NO 62 253 4.1 21 2 2003 NO 54 175 3.2 15 2 2004 NO 58 173 3.0 15 4 2005 NO 45 281 6.2 22 2 NFL TOTALS 340 1410 4.1 29 13

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CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Passing Attempts: 60 (11/21/04) vs. DEN Passing Completions: 34 (11/21/04) vs. DEN Passing Yards: 441 (12/3/00) vs. DEN Passing TDs: 5 (12/14/03) vs. NYG Longest Completion: 76t (12/28/03) vs. DAL Highest Completion Percentage: 86.4 (11/18/01) vs. IND Rushing Attempts: 12 (12/10/00) at SF Rushing Yards: 108 (12/10/00) at SF Rushing Touchdowns: 2, twice, last (11/30/03) at WASH Longest Rush: 29 (12/10/00) at SF DERRICK BURGESS 56 DE BORN: 8/12/78 6-2 260 RAIDERS: 2 NFL: 6 COLLEGE: MISSISSIPPI Philadelphia, 2001-04 Signed by the Raiders as a free agent in March, 2005. PRO: Emerged as the most productive pass rusher in the NFL in his first season with the Raiders…Regarded among the top free agent signings in pro football in 2005…Has played in 45 league games with 27 starts in five seasons and has tallied 152 tackles (103 solos) and 24.5 sacks…Earned first career Pro Bowl nod in his first season in Oakland when he led the NFL in sacks with a franchise record 16.0, eclipsing Sean Jones’ 15.5 in 1986…Became the first Raider to lead the league in sacks since the sack became an official stat in 1982…Set an NFL record for most games with multiple sacks by a veteran player in his first year with a new team, doing so six times… 2005: Joined the Silver and Black after helping Philadelphia reach the Super Bowl for the first time in 24 years, signing as a free agent on March 12…Played in all 16 games with 12 starts at DE and also played on special teams…Tallied 56 tackles, including 50 solo stops, 16 sacks, three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries…Recorded a sack in 10 of the team’s 16 contests…Named the AFC Defensive Player of the Month in October when he had two sacks in the Raiders first three games of the month…Won the organization’s Commitment to Excellence Award for “The Player Who Best Exemplifies the Pride and Spirit of The Oakland Raiders” as voted on by team members…(9/8) @ NE: Made his Raiders debut at DE, registering two solo tackles…(9/18) vs. KC: Played at DE, recording five total tackles (four)…Had Raiders only sack for an eight-yard loss…(9/25) @ PHI: Made first start at DE, contributing two tackles, both of them solo stops…(10/2) vs. DAL: Played at DE, registering four solo tackles and a game- high two sacks for a loss of six yards…(10/16) vs. SD: Started at DE, contributing four solo tackles…Helped lead the defense with two sacks for a loss of 12 yards…(10/23) vs. BUF: Played at DE, leading the defense with two sacks for a loss of 26 yards and four solo tackles…Also had one tackle on special teams…(10/30) @ TN: Started at DE, assisting on one tackle…(11/6) @ KC: Started at DE and recorded one solo tackle and recovered a fumble…Fumble recovery was his first since his 2001 rookie season…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at DE, contributing five total tackles, four of them solo stops, and forced a fumble in the fourth quarter…(11/20) @ WAS: Started at DE, tallying three solo tackles and forced and recovered one fumble…Registered two sacks for a loss of 17 yards, including one

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with 17 seconds left in the game to seal the victory…Also had one tackle on special teams…(11/27) vs. MIA: Started at DE and recorded two solo tackles…Registered two sacks for the second consecutive week for a loss of eight yards…(12/4) @ SD: Started at DE, racking up six total tackles, five of them solo stops…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at DE, registering six total tackles, four of them solo stops…Recorded two sacks for a loss of nine yards…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started at DE, recording four solo tackles and one sack for a loss of nine yards…(12/24) @ DEN: Started at DE, contributing four solo tackles and one sack for a loss of five yards…(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at DE, registering three solo tackles and one forced fumble…Sacked New York QB Eli Manning for a four-yard loss, breaking the team’s all-time season sack record with 16…2004: Made 10 tackles (nine) and had team-leading three sacks in the postseason…Four career postseason sacks tied for first in Eagles history with Reggie White and Hugh Douglas…Played in 12 league games at DE, starting the first 11 contests of the season…Recorded 44 tackles (22) and 2.5 sacks… (9/12) vs. NYG: Started at DE in the season opener, his first game action since the first game of the 2002 season…Recorded two tackles and registered a half-sack…(10/3) @ CHI: Notched three solo stops, including an eight-yard sack…(10/24) @ CLE: Recorded three tackles and dropped Cleveland QB for a five-yard loss…(10/31) vs. BAL: Tallied three tackles, one pass defensed and five QB pressures as the defense held Baltimore to just 10 points…(11/7) @ PIT: Recorded a career-high 13 tackles, including six solo stops…Also knocked down a pass attempt and recorded one QB pressure…Inactive for final four games of the regular season, but returned for the playoffs…Received the 2004 Ed Block Courage Award for bouncing back from consecutive season-ending injuries in 2002 and 2003 to become a key member of the Eagles 2004 Super Bowl run…Postseason: Started all three playoff contests and led the team in sacks in the postseason with three…(1/23/05) vs. ATL: Started at DE in the NFC Championship Game and notched six tackles — all solo stops — and tied a career high by sacking Atlanta QB Michael Vick twice for minus-14 yards…Named NFC Defensive Player of the Week for his performance…Super Bowl XXXIX (2/6/05) vs. NE: Started at DE and recorded four tackles, including three solo stops…Sacked New England QB Tom Brady for an eight-yard loss in the second quarter…2003: Missed the season after suffering a torn Achilles tendon in preseason action…2002: Suffered a foot injury in the season opener at Tennessee (9/8) and missed the remainder of the regular season…2001: Played in all 16 league games as a rookie, starting four contests…Ranked second in the NFC and fifth in the NFL among rookies in sacks with six…Six sacks were the second most by a rookie in Eagles history behind Corey Simon’s 9.5 in 2000…(9/9) vs. STL: Made his professional debut in the season opener…(9/23) @ SEA: Recorded his first career sack, dropping Seattle QB for a six-yard loss…(9/30) vs. DAL: Made his first career start at DE and recorded four tackles…(10/22) @ NYG: Notched five tackles and his second sack of the season, tackling Giants QB for a 10-yard loss…(11/18) @ DAL: Started for the second time and recorded four tackles (three) and a sack…(11/25) vs. WAS: Started at DE for the second consecutive game and recorded a season-high 11 tackles…(12/9) vs. SD: Recorded a career-high two sacks for minus-10 yards…(1/6/02) @ TB: Tallied six tackles in the season finale, including a seven-yard sack in the second quarter…Postseason: Played in all three postseason contests at DE and recorded four tackles, a sack and one forced fumble…(1/19/02) @ CHI: Played at DE in NFC Divisional Playoff Game and registered two tackles and a pass defensed…(1/27/02) @ STL: Played at DE in the NFC Championship Game and registered his first career postseason sack, dropping Rams QB for a two-yard loss on the final play of the first half…Also forced a fumble in the game…Originally a third-round (63rd overall) draft choice by the Eagles in 2001. COLLEGE: All-America and All-SEC selection finished his career at Ole Miss with 166 tackles, 40 tackles for losses and 17.5 sacks…Was a third team All-America choice by 50 OAKLAND RAIDERS 036-145 hpc 7/26/06 11:01 AM Page 51

Football News and first team All-SEC selection as a senior…Ranked third on the team as a senior with a career-high 60 tackles and led the squad with 9.5 sacks and 18 tackles for loss…Business major. PERSONAL: Born in Lake City, S.C.…Moved to Greenbelt, Md. as a child where, as a senior at Eleanor Roosevelt High School, he was an all-state selection at outside linebacker…Collected 102 tackles, four sacks, an interception and returned a fumble recovery for a touchdown that season, earning him team MVP and defensive player of the year honors…Selected to compete in the Chesapeake Classic All-Star Game that year…Also earned two letters in basketball, averaging 18 points and 11 rebounds over his junior and senior seasons.

YEAR TEAM GP GS SACKS YDS FF FR 2001 PHI 16 4 6 36 0 1 2002 PHI 1 0 0 0 0 0 2003 PHI 0 0 0 0 0 0 2004 PHI 12 11 2.5 13 0 0 2005 OAK 16 12 16 104 3 2 NFL TOTALS 45 27 24.5 153 3 3

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 13 (11/7/04) @ PIT Sacks: 2, eight times, last (12/11/05) @ NYJ Forced fumbles: 1, three times, last (12/31/05) vs. NYG Fumble recoveries: 1, three times, last (11/20/05) @ WAS CHRIS CARR 23 CB

BORN: 4/30/83 5-10 180 RAIDERS: 2 NFL: 2 COLLEGE: BOISE STATE Signed by the Raiders as a rookie free agent in May, 2005.

PRO: Won a roster spot as a rookie…Served as a return specialist and reserve defensive back for the Silver and Black…2005: Played in all 16 games as a rookie and served as the team’s primary kick and punt returner…Also saw extensive action in the defensive backfield as a reserve cornerback…Averaged 24 yards per return on 73 kick returns and returned 34 punts for 186 yards…Was the only player in the NFL without a fair catch after eight weeks…Finally called for one at Tennessee (10/30)…(9/8) @ NE: Averaged 25.2 yards on six kickoff returns in his NFL debut, with a long of 29 yards…Returned three punts for 15 yards…(9/18) vs. KC: Handled all six kickoff returns, totaling 130 yards…Averaged 17.0 yards on two punt returns with a long of 34 yards…Also assisted on one tackle on special teams…(9/25) @ PHI: Returned four punts for 17 yards with a long of 10…Also posted three kickoff returns for 35 yards with a long of 20…(10/2) vs. DAL: Averaged 29.5 yards on two kickoff returns, with a season-long 36-yard return…Also returned four punts for 30 yards…Had one recovered fumble on special teams…(10/16) vs. SD: Handled all six kickoff returns, totaling 137 yards…Averaged 22.8 yards per kickoff return with a long of 33 yards…Also

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returned two punts for zero yards…(10/23) vs. BUF: Played at CB and had one pass defensed…Handled all kick returns, averaging 20.0 yards on four kickoff returns for a total of 80 yards, with a long of 32…Also returned four punts for 31 yards…(10/30) @ TN: Played at CB and recorded one solo tackle…Averaged 29.8 yards on four kick returns and had one fair catch…(11/6) @ KC: Played at CB and contributed on special teams…Returned five kickoffs with an average of 38.2 yards per return…Career-long 62-yard kick return with 34 seconds left in the second quarter set up a 48-yard Sebastian Janikowski field goal with the clock running out in the half…Also fielded two punts…(11/13) vs. DEN: Topped the 100-yard mark in kickoff return yards for the sixth time this season with 139 yards on six returns, averaging 23.2 yards per return…Returned two punt returns for nine yards…Also played at CB…(11/20) @ WAS: Played at CB, registering one solo tackle…Also handled all kickoff and punt return duties, totaling 67 yards on four kickoff returns and 13 yards on two punt returns…(11/27) vs. MIA: Returned four kickoffs for 135 yards, surpassing the 100-yard mark for the seventh time this season…Averaged 33.8 yards per kickoff return with a long of 55 yards…Also handled all punt returns, totaling 17 yards over two returns…(12/4) @ SD: Played at CB and recorded one solo tackle…Also returned five kickoffs for 103 yards, averaging 20.6 yards per return…Had a long of 25 yards…Called for one fair catch on punt returns…(12/11) @ NYJ: Averaged 22.7 yards on six kickoff returns, totaling 136 yards…Longest kickoff return was a 31-yard run…Returned one punt four yards…Also played at CB…(12/18) vs. CLE: Played at CB and recorded one pass defensed…Also returned a kickoff for nine yards and a punt for one yard…(12/24) @ DEN: Played at CB, registering three total tackles…Contributed one tackle on special teams…Returned four kickoffs for a total of 107 yards, averaging 26.8 yards per return with a long of 33 yards…Also returned one punt for 12 yards…(12/31) vs. NYG: Played at CB and recorded one solo tackle…Also returned a season-high seven kickoff returns for 154 yards, averaging 22 yards per return with a long of 30…Also returned three punts for nine yards…Signed with the Raiders as an undrafted rookie free agent in 2005. COLLEGE: Four-year letter winner at Boise State…Finished as the NCAA active career leader in average yards per punt return (19.8) as a senior in 2004…Honorable mention All-Western Athletic Conference pick as a safety and kick returner as a senior, despite missing last six games of regular season…Finished the 2004 season with 12 kickoff returns for 308 yards and 22 punt returns for 432 yards and two touchdowns…Earned WAC Special Teams Player of the Week honors…Also was the Pat Fuller Memorial Award winner for Academic Achievement…In 2003, started as safety and special teams player for the Broncos…Recorded four interceptions…Tacked on 710 kickoff return yards in 27 carries and had six returns for 199 yards in punt returns…Finished sixth on the team in tackles with 47 as a sophomore in 2002…Also had one sack…Recorded one punt return for a touchdown…Played in all 12 games as a true freshman in 2001 and posted 32 tackles. PERSONAL: Two-sport athlete in basketball and football at McQueen High in Reno, Nev.…All-state running back as a sophomore, junior and senior…Northern Nevada Player of the Year and Offensive Player of the Year as a senior…As a team captain, rushed for 1,944 yards on 206 carries and 34 touchdowns…Also played defensive back.

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CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Punt Returns: 4, three times, last (10/23/05) vs. BUF Punt Return Yards: 34 (9/18/05) vs. KC Longest Punt Return: 34 (9/18/05) vs. KC Kickoff Returns: 7 (12/31/05) vs. NYG Kickoff Return Yards: 191 (11/6/05) @ KC Longest Kickoff Return: 62 (11/6/05) @ KC DANNY CLARK 55 LB BORN: 5/9/77 6-2 245 RAIDERS: 3 NFL: 7 COLLEGE: ILLINOIS Jacksonville 2000-03. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in March, 2004. PRO: Has been one of the most productive linebackers in the NFL over the past two seasons…Has played in 92 league games with 58 starts since entering the NFL in 2000, including starting 31 of 32 contests with the Raiders over the last two seasons…2005: Started 15 of 16 games and led the team in tackles for the second consecutive season, recording 113 stops (82 solos)…Also notched one sack for a four- yard loss and seven passes defensed…Led or tied for the team lead in tackles six times…Voted a defensive co-captain by his teammates…In addition to work at LB, he saw extensive special teams action throughout the season…(9/8) @ NE: Started at MLB and tallied nine tackles, including six solo stops…(9/18) vs. KC: Started at MLB and led the defense with eight solo tackles and two assisted tackles…Had one pass defensed…(9/25) @ PHI: Started at LB, contributing six total tackles, five of them solo, and had one pass defensed…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at MLB, registering four solo tackles and assisted on another…(10/16) vs. SD: Started at LB and tallied eight total tackles, six of them solo…Also had one pass defensed…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at MLB, recording four tackles, three of them solo, and one pass defensed…(10/30) @ TN: Started at LB and registered a team-leading 12 tackles (seven)…Recorded his first sack of the season, dropping the Titans QB for a four-yard loss…(11/6) @ KC: Started at LB and made two tackles (one)…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at LB and contributed three solo tackles…(11/20) @ WAS: Started at LB and registered four solo tackles…(11/27) vs. MIA: Played at LB and was second on the defense in tackles with eight (six) and one pass defensed…(12/4) @ SD: Started at LB, registering four solo tackles and assisting on three others…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at LB and led the defense with a season-high 14 total sacks, 10 of them solo…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started at LB, leading the defense with six total tackles, four of them solo…(12/24) @ DEN: Started at LB, aiding the defense with one pass defensed and seven total tackles, six of them solo…(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at LB, leading the defense with eight total tackles, five of them solo stops…2004: Started all 16 league games at ILB in his first season with the Silver and Black and contributed on special teams…Led the team in tackles with 129 (98)…Notched two sacks for minus-16 yards and recorded five passes defensed…Recorded 10 or more tackles in five games, including a career-high 16- tackle game in Week 11 vs. San Diego…Led the team in tackles in eight contests…Was the only member of Raiders linebacker corps to play in every game…Also played on special teams…(9/12) @ PIT: Started at ILB, recording four tackles and one pass defensed…(9/19) vs. BUF: Started at ILB, making a team-high 11 tackles and recorded one sack for minus-11 yards…(9/26) vs. TB: Started at ILB, making eight tackles…(10/3) @ HOU: Started at ILB, making five tackles…(10/10) @ IND: Started

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at MLB, recording a team-high eight tackles and one pass defensed…(10/17) vs. DEN: Started at ILB, making 10 tackles…(10/24) vs. NO: Started at ILB, making a team-high eight tackles…(10/31) @ SD: Started at ILB, making a team-high nine tackles…(11/7) @ CAR: Started at ILB, making five tackles…(11/21) vs. SD: Started at ILB, making a team and career-high 16 tackles, including 13 solo stops…(11/28) @ DEN: Started at ILB, making two tackles…(12/5) vs. KC: Started at ILB, recording eight tackles and a career-high two passes defensed…(12/12) @ ATL: Started at ILB, making a team-high nine tackles, including seven solo stops…(12/19) vs. TEN: Started at ILB, making a team-high 10 tackles and one pass defensed…Recorded his second sack of the season, dropping Tennessee QB for a five-yard loss in the third quarter…(12/25) @ KC: Started at ILB, making five tackles…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Started at ILB, making a team- high 11 tackles, including seven solo stops, and one forced fumble…2003: Played in all 16 league games with eight starts at LB for Jacksonville…Finished eighth on the team in tackles with 73…Tied for third on the squad in special teams tackles with 11…(9/7) @ CAR: Played on defense and on special teams, making five stops…(9/14) vs. BUF: Played LB and made nine tackles and two for a loss…(9/21) @ IND: Started at LB, making four tackles and adding one on special teams…(9/28) @ HOU: Started at LB and made one tackle…(10/5) vs. SD: Played at LB and on special teams…(10/12) vs. MIA: Played LB, making one stop and one on special teams…(10/26) vs. TN: Played LB, making two stops and one on special teams…(11/2) vs. BAL: Started at LB, making six tackles…(11/9) vs. IND: Played LB and on special teams…(11/16) @ TN: Made three tackles from LB position…(11/23) vs. NYJ: Started at LB, making seven tackles and one for a loss…(11/30) vs. TB: Started at LB and made seven tackles…(12/7) vs. HOU: Started at LB, making six tackles and a forced fumble…(12/21) vs. NO: Started at LB, finishing second on the team with 11 tackles…(12/28) @ ATL: Started at LB, posting a team-high 14 tackles, two for a loss and added one tackle on special teams…2002: Started in all 16 league games at LB…Second leading tackler on defense with a career-high 152 tackles…Also posted two sacks, one interception, a pass defensed and a forced fumble…Led or shared team lead in tackles in five games…(9/8) vs. IND: Started at LB, making one tackle…(9/15) @ KC: Started at LB, making a season-high eight tackles…(9/29) vs. NYJ: Started and made seven tackles…(10/6) vs. PHI: Started and made two stops…(10/13) @ TN: Started and made six stops…(10/20) @ BAL: Started and made three tackles…(10/27) vs. HOU: Started and made four stops…(11/3) @ NYG: Started and made one tackle…(11/10) vs. WAS: Started and made five tackles…(11/17) @ HOU: Started and made three stops and a pass defensed…(11/24) @ DAL: Started and made one stop…(12/1) vs. PIT: Started and made six stops…(12/8) vs. CLE: Started and made six stops…(12/15) @ CIN: Started and made four stops…(12/22) vs. TN: Started and made six tackles…(12/29) @ IND: Started and made five tackles…2001: Played in 13 league games with three starts at LB…Finished with 48 tackles, two for loss, one pass defensed and one forced fumble…Ranked second on the squad with 17 special teams tackles…(9/23) vs. TN: Played at LB, making two tackles…(10/7) @ SEA: Made one stop at LB…Posted four tackles on special teams and forced a fumble leading to a touchdown…(10/28) @ BAL: Made first start of the season, posting four tackles…(11/4) @ TN: Started at LB and made a season-high eight stops…(11/25) vs. BAL: Started at LB, making four tackles…2000: Played in all 16 league games, seeing action at LB and on special teams…Had a team-high 25 special teams stops that tied a team record…Also added one forced fumble and two fumble recoveries on special teams…(10/1) vs. PIT: Played at LB for the first time in his career, making four tackles and returned a fumble 44 yards…(11/19) @ PIT: Made a team-high four special teams tackles and one forced fumble that led to a score…Jacksonville’s seventh round pick (245th overall) in 2000 Draft. COLLEGE: Three-time honorable mention All-Big Ten at Illinois…Ranks sixth on school’s career list with 384 tackles, just past Pro Football Hall of Famer Dick

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Butkus…Started 44 of 45 games played in four seasons…Named honorable mention All-Big Ten as a senior in 1999, when he started all 12 games and recorded a career- high 122 tackles, three sacks and an interception…Had a team-high 115 tackles as a junior…Also made two interceptions, seven passes defensed and had a fumble recovery and a forced fumble…As a sophomore, he posted a team-high 95 tackles, five sacks, a forced fumble and two recoveries…As redshirt freshman, he started in 10 of 11 games at LB, making 52 stops and two passes defensed…Graduated with a degree in Communications and attended graduate school. PERSONAL: All-conference as a quarterback and linebacker at Hillcrest High in Country Club, Ill.…Daily Southtown and Star all-area pick…Chosen all-state by Champaign News-Gazette as a defensive back…Selected to play in the North-South Shrine Game…Rushed for 505 yards on 77 attempts and seven touchdowns and passed for 913 yards and five touchdowns as a senior…Also lettered in basketball.

YEAR TEAM GP GS SACKS YDS FF FR INT YDS PD 2000 JAX 16 0 0 0 1 2 0 0 0 2001 JAX 13 3 0 0 2 0 0 0 0 2002 JAX 16 16 2 16 0 0 1 0 2 2003 JAX 16 9 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 2004 OAK 16 16 2 16 1 0 0 0 5 2005 OAK 16 15 1 4 0 0 0 0 7 NFL TOTALS 93 59 5 36 5 2 1 7 14

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 16 (11/21/04) vs. SD Interceptions: 1 (11/10/02) vs. WAS Return Yards: 7 (11/10/02) vs. WAS Passes Defensed: 2 (12/5/04) vs. KC Forced Fumbles: 1, six times, last (1/2/05) vs. JAX Fumble Recovery: 1, twice, last (10/1/00) vs. PIT Sacks: 1, five times, last (10/30/05) @ TN JARROD COOPER 40 S BORN: 3/31/78 6-1 215 RAIDERS: 3 NFL: 6 COLLEGE: KANSAS STATE Carolina, 2001-04. Signed by the Raiders as a free agent in October, 2004. PRO: Aggressive defender who came to Oakland in the second half of the 2004 season…Regarded as one of the best special teams players in the NFL…Has played in 59 regular season league games with 10 starts in five years and three postseason contests, including Super Bowl XXXVIII…Won the Ed Block Courage Award for the Raiders in 2005…2005: Saw action in all 16 league games on defense and special teams, starting 10 at SS…Totaled 49 tackles, including 35 solos, two passes defensed, a forced fumble, two fumble recoveries and 0.5 sacks…Also contributed seven tackles and a forced fumble

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on special teams…Scored his first career TD in Week 8 at Tennessee (10/30) when he recovered a fumble in the end zone…Also made his first career start in that game, lining up at SS…Tallied a career-best nine tackles in Week 14 at the New York Jets (12/11)…Was given the Ed Block Courage Award by his teammates after he suffered a knee injury in an offseason minicamp and, through tireless rehab work, returned to the field in time for training camp in July…Named a special teams co-captain…(9/8) @ NE: Saw action on special teams, recording two solo tackles in kick coverage…(9/18) vs. KC: Played on special teams…(9/25) @ PHI: Played on special teams, contributing one solo tackle…(10/2) vs. DAL: Played on special teams…(10/16) vs. SD: Played on special teams, recorded two solo tackles and forced a fumble on the Raiders first punt of the game when he hit the returner as the ball arrived…(10/23) vs. BUF: Played S, registering two solo tackles…Also played on special teams…(10/30) @ TN: Made first career start at SS and recorded six tackles — all solo…Recovered a fumble in the end zone in the second quarter for his first career touchdown…Also played on special teams…(11/6) @ KC: Started at SS and registered five tackles, including three solo stops, and a pass defensed…Also played on special teams…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at SS, contributing three solo tackles and assisting on another…Had one fumble recovery in the fourth quarter…Also played on special teams…(11/20) @ WAS: Started at SS, recording two solo tackles…Also played on special teams…(11/27) vs. MIA: Started at SS, registering seven total tackles (five), and assisting on a sack that resulted in a two-yard loss…Also forced a fumble in the fourth quarter…Recorded one tackle on special teams…(12/4) @ SD: Started at SS and assisted on one tackle…Also had one solo tackle on special teams…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at SS, recording a career-high nine total tackles and one pass defensed…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started at SS and contributed four solo tackles…Also played on special teams…(12/24) @ DEN: Started at SS, contributing seven total tackles, with six of them solo stops, tying a season high…Also played on special teams…(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at SS, recording one solo tackle and assisting on another…Also played on special teams…2004: Played in 15 league games — six with Carolina and nine with the Raiders — at defensive back and on special teams…Totaled 13 tackles on defense and four on special teams for the Silver and Black…Also registered four special teams stops for the Panthers…Saw action in the first six games of the season for Carolina and recorded four special teams tackles before being waived (10/28)…Claimed by the Raiders (10/29) and suited up in the team’s game at San Diego just two days later (10/31), playing on special teams, making one tackle…(11/7) @ CAR: Saw first action on defense, recording three tackles, one pass defensed and his first sack of the season, dropping the Carolina quarterback for a 17-yard loss…Also played on special teams…(11/21) vs. SD: Played at S, making two tackles…Also played on special teams…(11/28) @ DEN: Played on special teams…(12/5) vs. KC: Played on special teams…(12/12) @ ATL: Played at S, making four tackles and played on special teams…(12/19) vs. TEN: Played at S and on special teams…Made one special teams tackle…(12/25) @ KC: Played at S, making three tackles…Also recorded one special teams stop…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Played at S, making one tackle…Also played on special teams…2003: Appeared in 12 games for the Panthers in a reserve role…Notched three tackles (one) and added eight more on special teams…Led team with nine postseason tackles, including three in Super Bowl XXXVIII vs. New England…2002: Played in six games and was leading the team with eight special teams tackles prior to injury and being placed on injured reserve (10/16)…Also recorded two tackles on defense…2001: One of five rookie draft choices to make significant contributions for Carolina…Played in all 16 games and led the Panthers with 20 spe-

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cial teams tackles – tied for second on the team…In addition, he contributed 11 tackles and a forced fumble on defense…Originally drafted in fifth round (143rd overall) of the 2001 Draft. COLLEGE: Four-year starter at strong safety for Kansas State and earned All- Big 12 recognition following each season…Elected team captain as a junior and senior…Left the Wildcats ranked 11th all-time in tackles…As a senior in 2000, injured his left pectoral muscle in the season opener against Iowa and missed the next three contests…He returned to start the remaining 10 games and posted 68 tackles, five tackles for a loss and two passes defensed, earning All-Big 12 honorable mention from The Associated Press…As a junior, started 11 contests and earned second team All-Big 12 recognition from coaches after ranking second on the Wildcats with 77 tackles and posting a team-high 12 passes defensed…He also added a forced fumble and a fumble recovery as part of a defensive unit that led the country in passing efficiency and ranked third in total defense…Second team All-America choice by The Sporting News and a consensus All-Big 12 first team choice at strong safety…He started all 12 contests as a sophomore in 1998 and finished third on the team with 86 tackles and also totaled 1.5 sacks, one interception, three fumble recoveries, 13 tackles for a loss and eight passes defensed… Freshman All-America second team selection by The Sporting News and honorable mention All-Big 12 choice by coaches in 1997 and played in 11 games with three starts…Ranked third on the team with 79 tackles and also contributed two sacks, nine tackles for a loss, one fumble recovery and four passes defensed. PERSONAL: All-state selection in football as a senior at Pearland (Texas) High School, also was a four-year letterman in track, competing in the 100 meters, 110-meter and 300-meter hurdles, long jump and triple jump.

YEAR TEAM GP GS SACKS YDS FF FR PD INT YDS 2001 CAR 16 0 0 000000 2002 CAR 6 0 0 000000 2003 CAR 12 0 0 000000 2004 CAR/OAK 15 0 1 17 01100 2005 OAK 16 10 0.5 222200 NFL TOTALS 65 10 1.5 19 23300

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ZACK CROCKETT 32 RB BORN: 12/2/72 6-2 240 RAIDERS: 8 NFL: 12 COLLEGE: FLORIDA STATE Indianapolis, 1995-98; Jacksonville, 1998. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in March, 1999. PRO: Productive, versatile veteran performer as halfback, fullback, short yardage back and a key member on special teams…Has played in 158 games with 49 starts since entering the NFL in 1995, including a streak of 109 consecutive games played dating back to the fourth game of the 1999 season…For his career, he has 471 carries for 1,538 yards and 36 touchdowns, 35 of those scores coming since joining the Silver and Black…His 35 career rushing touchdowns as a Raider ties him for third place all-time in club history with Mark van Eeghen…Also has 86 receptions for 627 yards and two touchdowns…2005: Played in all 16 league games with 10 starts, eight at FB and two at RB…Carried the ball 60 times for 208 yards and a touchdown while catching 13 passes for 111 yards…Also contributed on special teams in every game…Two-yard TD in Week 7 against Buffalo (10/23) was his 35th as a Raider, moving him into a tie with van Eeghen for third-most rushing TDs in team history…(9/8) @ NE: Played at RB and rushed three times for 20 yards, including a game-best 19-yard carry…(9/18) vs. KC: Played at RB and rushed for two yards on one carry…Also caught three passes for 24 yards…(9/25) @ PHI: Started at FB and rushed three times for nine yards…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at FB and rushed once for two yards…(10/16) vs. SD: Started at FB, rushing once for three yards…Also had one solo tackle on special teams…(10/23) vs. BUF: Played at FB and rushed a season-high seven times for 33 yards and a touchdown, his first of the season and 35th as a Raider…Caught one pass for 23 yards…(10/30) @ TN: Played at FB, rushing one time for a two-yard gain…(11/6) @ KC: Started at FB and rushed five times for three yards with a long of two…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at FB and carried the ball three times for 12 yards…Also caught one pass for seven yards…(11/20) @ WAS: Played at FB and recorded 18 yards on two receptions…(11/27) vs. MIA: Played at FB and caught one pass for three yards…(12/4) @ SD: Started at FB and rushed once for 24 yards — the longest run of the day — and caught two passes for 13 yards…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at FB and played on special teams…(12/18) vs. CLE: Played at FB, rushing for 10 yards on four carries…(12/24) @ DEN: Started at RB, rushing for a season-high 61 yards over 15 carries, averaging 4.1 yards per carry…Also caught two passes for 17 yards…(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at RB and rushed 15 times for 27 yards…Also caught one pass for six yards…2004: Played in all 16 games with nine starts, six at FB and three at RB…Rushed 49 times for 232 yards and two touchdowns and caught 16 passes for 87 yards…Recorded his second career 100-yard rushing game in the season finale vs. Jacksonville (1/2/05) when he rushed for 134 yards on 22 carries…Also ripped off a career-long 47-yard rush in that game…(9/12) @ PIT: Played at RB, rushing twice for 10 yards and catching one pass for eight yards…Also played on special teams…(9/19) vs. BUF: Started at FB, catching one pass for four yards…Also played on special teams…(9/26) vs. TB: Started at FB and caught one pass for one yard…Also played on special teams…(10/3) @ HOU: Played at FB, catching one pass for three yards paving the way for RB Amos Zereoue to rush for 117 yards…(10/10) @ IND: Started at FB and played on special teams…(10/17) vs. DEN: Started at FB and caught a pass for no gain…Also

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played on special teams…(10/24) vs. NO: Played at FB, rushing two times for nine yards and catching two passes for 17 yards…Also played on special teams…(10/31) @ SD: Started at FB and played on special teams…(11/7) @ CAR: Started at FB, catching two passes for 14 yards…Also played on special teams…(11/21) vs. SD: Played at FB and on special teams…(11/28) @ DEN: Played at FB and on special teams…(12/5) vs. KC: Played at FB, catching two passes for 13 yards…Also played on special teams…(12/12) @ ATL: Started at RB for the first time in 2004 and rushed five times for 20 yards and a touchdown…One-yard touchdown plunge in the fourth quarter was his first of the season and 33rd of his Raiders career…Caught one pass for four yards…Also played on special teams…(12/19) vs. TEN: Played at RB and FB, rushing eight times for 27 yards, both team highs, with a season long of 11…Caught one pass for 11 yards…Also played on special teams…(12/25) @ KC: Started at RB, rushing a team-high 10 times for 32 yards and scoring his second touchdown of the season, moving him to within one rushing score of van Eeghen for third place in team history…Also played on special teams…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Started at RB and rushed 22 times for 134 yards, the second-highest rushing output of his career, behind the 147- yard performance he turned in as a rookie in the AFC Divisional Playoff for Indianapolis (12/31/95)…47-yard rush in the fourth quarter was the longest of his career…Caught three passes for 12 yards…Also played on special teams…2003: Played in all 16 league games with seven starts at RB…Had a team-high seven rushing touchdowns, his fourth straight year with at least six…Ran the ball 48 times for 145 yards with a long of 44, a career high…Caught seven passes for 53 yards with a long of 16…(9/7) @ TN: Played at FB and special teams…(9/14) vs. CIN: Played at FB, catching one pass…(9/22) @ DEN: Played at FB, running the ball once for four yards, with a touchdown…Caught one pass for six yards…(9/28) SD: Started at FB for the first time in the year…Ran the ball once for two yards and caught one pass for 12 yards…(10/5) @ CHI: Played at FB, running the ball four times for three yards with one touchdown…Caught one pass for nine yards…(10/12) @ CLE: Played at FB, running the ball once for three yards…(10/20) vs. KC: Played at FB, running the ball once for a one-yard touchdown…Caught one pass for five yards…(11/2) @ DET: Started at FB, running the ball two times for three yards with a long of two…(11/9) vs. NYJ: Started at FB and ran a season-high 10 times for 15 yards with a long of three and one touchdown…Caught one pass for 16 yards…(11/16) vs. MIN: Started at FB, running the ball six times for 54 yards with a then-career-long of 44…Rushed for two touchdowns for the sixth time in his career…(11/23) @ KC: Played at FB, running the ball once for five yards…(11/30) vs. DEN: Started at FB and ran the ball five times for 12 yards with a long of five…(12/7) @ PIT: Started at FB, running the ball once for no yards and catching one pass for four yards…(12/14) vs. BAL: Started at RB, running the ball five times for four yards and one touchdown…(12/22) vs. GB: Played at FB and on special teams…(12/28) @ SD: Played at RB, running the ball 10 times for 39 yards, both team highs, with a long of 13…2002: Played in all 16 league games at RB and on special teams…Ran the ball 40 times for 118 yards with a long of 33 to average 3.0 per attempt…Averaged one touchdown on every five carries while leading the team in rushing touchdowns with a career-high eight…Ranked fourth on the team in scoring with 48 points…Converted 12 of 13 third down attempts (92.3), ranking seventh in the AFC…Posted seven touchdowns in the final seven games of the season, twice having two touchdown performances…Played on special teams and tied for third on the squad with eight tackles…Member of an offense that ranked first in the NFL in total offense (6,237), passing offense (4,475), total yards per game (389.8), net passing yards per game (279.7), total first downs (366) and first downs per game (22.9)…Ranked second in the AFC and NFL in points per game (28.1) and sixth in the AFC in rushing yards per carry (4.3)…(9/8) vs. SEA: Played at RB and on special teams, making one stop…(9/15) @ PIT: Ran the ball one time for three yards…Made one stop on special teams…(9/29) vs. TN: Played on special teams…(10/6) @ BUF: Carried the ball three times for four yards and one touchdown…Made one tackle on

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special teams…(10/13) @ STL: Carried the ball one time for no yards…Played on special teams…(10/20) vs. SD: Played at RB and on special teams…(10/27) @ KC: Ran the ball once for one yard…Made one stop on special teams…(11/3) vs. SF: Played at RB, running the ball twice for 10 yards and also played on special teams…(11/11) @ DEN: Played at RB, running the ball once for two yards…Also played on special teams…(11/17) vs. NE: Ran the ball five times for 11 yards and two touchdowns with a long of five…(11/24) @ AZ: Played at RB, carrying the ball twice for minus-1 yard…Had a team-high two special teams tackles…(12/2) vs. NYJ: Played at RB and carried the ball two times for three yards and one touchdown with a long of two…Made one stop on special teams…(12/8) @ SD: Played at RB, running the ball four times for six yards with a long of three and one touchdown…Also played on special teams…(12/15) @ MIA: Played at RB and made one stop on special teams…(12/22) vs. DEN: Played at RB, running the ball seven times for seven yards with two touchdowns…Also played on special teams…(12/28) vs. KC: Played at RB, running the ball 11 times for a season-high 72 yards with a career long for 33 yards and one touchdown…Helped the team rush for 280 yards, a season high…Also played on special teams…Postseason: (1/12/03) vs. NYJ: Played at RB in the AFC Divisional Playoff Game, running the ball two times for seven yards with a long of six and one touchdown…(1/19/03) vs. TN: Played at RB in the AFC Championship Game, running the ball once for seven yards…Played on special teams, making one stop…Super Bowl XXXVII (1/26/03) vs. TB: Played at RB, running the ball two times for six yards with a long of four…Made one stop on special teams…2001: Saw action in all 16 league games in the Raiders backfield…Finished first on the team in rushing touchdowns with six…Tied for fourth in scoring on the team with 36 points…Carried the ball 57 times for 145 yards, both ranking fourth on the squad…Had a long of 10 yards while averaging 2.5 per attempt…Caught two passes for 10 yards with a long of eight…Made four stops on special teams…(10/28) @ PHI: Carried the ball a season-high 17 times for 47 yards and one touchdown…(11/5) vs. DEN: On Monday Night Football, he ran the ball six times for 10 yards and two touchdowns…(11/25) @ NYG: Rushed 10 times for 25 yards and one touchdown…Had five touchdowns in six-week span (10/28 at Philadelphia through 12/2 vs. Arizona)…Postseason: (1/12/02) vs. NYJ: Saw action at running back in the AFC Wild Card Game, running the ball two times for five yards and one touchdown…Added one stop on special teams…(1/19/02) @ NE: In AFC Divisional Playoff Game, carried the ball three times for three yards…Made one tackle on special teams…2000: Saw action in all 16 league games with three starts at running back…Finished fourth on the team in scoring with 42 points…Finished second on the team in rushing touchdowns with seven…Finished fifth on the team in rushing attempts with 43 and rushing yards with 130…Also had 10 receptions for 62 yards with a long catch of 15…Best performance of the season was (11/19) @ NO, running the ball 17 times for 44 yards and two touchdowns…Had two, two-touchdown performances on the season (the other on 11/13 @ DEN)…Had six of seven rushing touchdowns over four games (vs. KC (11/5), @ DEN (11/13), @ NO (11/19) and vs. ATL (11/26))…Also played on special teams, making eight stops and forcing one fumble…Postseason: Started at fullback in the AFC Divisional Playoff Game vs. Miami (1/6/01), carried the ball one time for three yards and had one reception for nine yards…Started at fullback in the AFC Championship Game (1/14/01) vs. BAL and caught two passes for nine yards…1999: Played in 13 league games with one start at Seattle (10/3)…Finished the season fourth on the team in rushing attempts and rushing yards with 91 yards on 45 runs…Finished second on team in rushing touchdowns with four…Added eight receptions for 56 yards and one touchdown reception…Best effort of the season came vs. TB (12/19) when he carried the ball eight times for 32 yards and caught one pass for seven yards…Finished fifth on team in scoring with 30 points…Missed first three contests of the season due to injury suffered in preseason…Tallied eight tackles on special teams…1998: Active for 12 games with three starts while seeing action for both Indianapolis and Jacksonville…Had two carries for

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five yards and two receptions for five yards…1997: Rushed 95 times for 300 yards and one touchdown to rank second on the Colts…Added 15 catches for 112 yards…1996: Started first five games at fullback before an injury at Buffalo ended his season…1995: Saw reserve and special teams action in 16 games…Had six special teams tackles, four solo…Saw action in all three postseason contests and rushed 13 times for 147 yards and two touchdowns and two catches for 20 yards during AFC Divisional Playoff Game…Had 33 and 66-yard scoring runs…Set Colts playoff marks for rushing yards, yards per carry (11.3) and longest rush (66), while 157 total yards ranked second all- time (178, Raymond Berry, 12/28/58)…Colts third round pick (79th overall) in 1995 Draft. COLLEGE: Two-year letterman, one-year starter at Florida State…Career totals included 22 games with 11 starts and 481 yards rushing with 12 touchdowns…Started 11 games as a senior, had 341 yards, 11 rushing touchdowns and 165 yards receiving on 14 catches…Became first FSU fullback since 1984 to rush for 100-plus yards in a game after getting 123 yards vs. Maryland…Redshirted in 1993…Played in 11 games as a junior and totaled 140 yards rushing with one touchdown…Transferred from Hinds Community College…Started 10 games as sophomore and totaled 967 yards rushing with 11 touchdowns…All-America, all-state and all-region choice…Played in 10 games with seven starts as a freshman with 801 yards and seven TDs…Criminology major. PERSONAL: Born in Pompano Beach, Fla….All-district, all-state at Ely High as two-way performer…Brother, Henri, also played at Florida State and was a linebacker in the NFL.

RUSHING RECEIVING YEAR TEAM GP GS ATT YDS AVG LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD 1995 IND 16 0 1 0 0.0 0 0 2 35 17.5 19 0 1996 IND 5 5 31 164 5.3 25 0 11 96 8.7 32 1 1997 IND 16 11 95 300 3.2 20 1 15 112 7.5 19 0 1998 IND/JAX 12 2 2 5 2.5 5 0 2 5 2.5 4 0 1999 OAK 13 1 45 91 2.0 7 4 8 56 7.0 12t 1 2000 OAK 16 3 43 130 3.0 11 7 10 62 6.2 15 0 2001 OAK 16 1 57 145 2.5 10 6 2 10 5.0 8 0 2002 OAK 16 0 40 118 3.0 33 8 0 0 0.0 0 0 2003 OAK 16 7 48 145 3.0 44 7 7 53 7.6 16 0 2004 OAK 16 9 49 232 4.7 47 2 16 87 5.4 11 0 2005 OAK 16 10 60 208 3.5 24 1 13 111 8.5 23 0 NFL TOTALS 158 49 471 1,538 3.3 47 36 86 627 7.3 32 2

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Rushing Attempts: 22 (1/2/05) vs. JAX Rushing Yards: 147 (12/31/95) @ SD Rushing Touchdowns: 2, six times, last (11/16/03) vs. MIN Longest Rush: 47 (1/2/05) vs. JAX Receptions: 4, three times, last (12/24/00) vs. CAR Receiving Yards: 60 (9/15/96) @ DAL Longest Reception: 32 (9/15/96) @ DAL Receiving Touchdowns: 1, four times, last (1/2/00) @ KC

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RONALD CURRY 89 WR

BORN: 5/28/79 6-2 210 RAIDERS: 5 NFL: 5 COLLEGE: NORTH CAROLINA Raiders 7th round draft choice in 2002.

PRO: Athletic, versatile receiver who has shown tremendous courage in battling back from serious injuries in each of the past two seasons…Emerged as one of the most explosive receivers in the NFL in 2004, seeing first significant playing time at wide receiver after spending the previous three years primarily on special teams and in a reserve role…Has played in 31 league games with five starts in pro career…2005: Saw action in the first two games of the season before tearing his Achilles tendon and prematurely ending his season…Caught two passes for 12 yards…(9/8) @ NE: Played at WR and on special teams in the season opener…(9/18) vs. KC: Played at WR and hauled in two passes for 12 yards before leaving the game due to injury…Also played on special teams…Inactive for next three games…Placed on injured reserve (10/19)…2004: Played in 12 league games with three starts before suffering a season-ending Achilles tendon injury against Kansas City (12/5)…Despite missing the final four games, finished second on the team in receptions, receiving yards and touchdowns…Finished the season with 50 catches for 679 yards and six touchdowns…At the time of his injury, he was the team leader in receiving yards and touchdowns and his 17 receptions on third down ranked seventh in the NFL…10 catches at Indianapolis (10/10) were a Raiders season high…Recorded his first career 100-yard receiving game with 110 yards on six catches in Week 11 at Denver (11/28), then followed that up with a nine-catch, 141-yard performance the following week against Kansas City (12/5)…Won the Levitra NFL Play of the Week for his leaping, twisting, one-handed grab in the back of the end zone at Denver (11/28)…Also played on special teams, recording 12 special teams tackles and returning four kickoffs for 63 yards…(9/12) @ PIT: Played at WR, catching one pass for 12 yards…Recorded two tackles on special teams…(9/19) vs. BUF: Played at WR, catching five passes for 89 yards, both team highs…Caught his first career touchdown on a 43-yard pass from Rich Gannon in the second quarter…Returned one kickoff for 10 yards…(9/26) vs. TB: Played at WR, catching one pass for a 19-yard touchdown, his second consecutive game with a touchdown reception…Also played on special teams…(10/3) @ HOU: Played at WR, catching five passes for 69 yards, both team highs, with a long of 26…Also played on special teams…(10/10) @ IND: Played at WR, catching a team and career-high 10 passes for 72 yards…Returned one kickoff 25 yards and recorded two tackles on special teams…(10/17) vs. DEN: Played at WR, catching two passes for 25 yards…Rushed once for a three-yard loss…Also played on special teams, making two tackles…(10/24) vs. NO: Played at WR, catching three passes for 21 yards…Also made two tackles on special teams…(10/31) @ SD: Played at WR and made one special teams tackle…(11/7) @ CAR: Played at WR, catching four passes for 63 yards, both team highs…All four receptions went for first downs…(11/21) vs. SD: Played at WR, catching four passes for 58 yards and a touchdown…Caught his third touchdown of the season on a 22-yard pass in the second quarter…Returned two kickoffs for 28 yards and made one special teams tackle…(11/28) @ DEN: Started at WR and caught six passes for 110 yards and a touchdown…Made a spectacular one-handed catch in

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the back of the end zone in the fourth quarter to cut the Broncos lead to 24- 19…Set up the game-winning touchdown with a 63-yard reception to the Denver 10-yard line…Also played on special teams…(12/5) vs. KC: Started at WR and caught a game-high nine passes for 141 yards and two touchdowns before leaving the game with an injury…141 yards and two scores were both season and career single-game highs…Scored a zigzagging 34-yard touchdown in the second quarter and again on a 26-yard pass in the fourth quarter…Also played on special teams and recorded one tackle…Placed on Injured Reserve (12/8)…2003: Played in 15 league games with two starts at WR…Caught five passes for 31 yards with a long of 16…Finished first on the squad in special teams tackles with 17…(9/7) @ TN: Played at WR and on special teams, making one tackle…(9/14) vs. CIN: Made first start of his career at WR…Made a team-high two special teams tackles…(9/22) @ DEN: Started at WR and caught two passes for the first time in his career…Finished with 20 yards and a long of 16…(9/28) SD: Played at WR and on special teams, making a team-high four stops…(10/5) @ CHI: Played at WR, catching two passes for 10 yards with a long of six…Played on special teams…(10/12) @ CLE: Played at WR and on special teams, making one tackle…(10/20) vs. KC: Played at WR and on special teams, making a team-high two stops…(11/2) @ DET: Played at WR and on special teams…(11/9) vs. NYJ: Played on special teams, making two stops…(11/16) vs. MIN: Played on special teams, making a team-high two stops…(11/23) @ KC: Played on special teams, making one tackle…(11/30) vs. DEN: Played on special teams, making one stop…(12/7) @ PIT: Played on special teams…(12/14) vs. BAL: Played on special teams, making a team-high three tackles…(12/22) vs. GB: Played at WR, catching one pass for one yard…Played on special teams…(12/28) @ SD: Played on special teams…2002: On practice squad before being activated to the 53-man roster for one game, handling kick return duties… Signed to active roster (11/1)…(11/3) vs. SF: Played for the first time and returned three kickoffs for 68 yards with a long of 27 to average 22.7 per return…Returned to practice squad following lone regular season action of 2002…Raiders seventh round pick (235th overall) in 2002. COLLEGE: Two-sport athlete at North Carolina (also performed as the starting point guard on the school’s 2000-01 basketball team)…Four-year starter in football who shared signal-calling duties in his final season…Holds the school’s career records with 4,987 yards passing and 6,236 yards in total offense…Also established team career records for quarterbacks with 1,249 yards and 13 touchdowns rushing…Finished his career with 345 completions in 695 attempts (49.6 percent) with 28 touchdowns…As senior in 2001, started 10 contests, completing 62 of 134 passes (46.3) for 1,005 yards and eight touchdowns…Carried 89 times for 253 yards (2.8 avg.) and three scores…Averaged 125.8 yards per game in total offense…In Peach Bowl against Auburn, earned Offensive MVP honors as he completed five of six passes for 25 yards and ran for game-winning 62-yard touchdown in a 16-10 decision…Voted Tar Heels Offensive MVP as a junior…Established the school single-season total offense record with 2,676 yards, including 2,325 passing yards and 351 rushing yards…Set a school record with 211.4 yards passing per game…Completed 163 of 304 attempts (53.6) for 2,325 yards and 11 touchdowns…Had a pass efficiency rating of 121.9…Second on the team in rushing, with 119 carries for 363 yards, averaging 33.1 yards per game…Threw 38 passes of at least 20 yards, including 13 passes over 40 yards and eight passes over 50 yards…Tossed eight touchdowns over 27 yards and four over 50 yards…Completed 24 of 39 passes for 292 yards as he established career highs in pass attempts and completions and posted the sixth-highest yardage figure in his career…Established several UNC records as he hit on 17 of 31 passes for 388 yards and three touchdowns against Georgia Tech…Also rushed 10 times for 12 yards and finished with 400 yards of total offense…Set the school record for

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most passing yards by a Carolina player in Kenan Stadium, most total yards by a Carolina player in Kenan Stadium, most passing yards in two consecutive games (688), most total yards (712) in two consecutive games and most passing yards per attempt (12.5 yards per 31 attempts) in a single game…Connected on 78-yard touchdown pass, the longest TD pass by a Tar Heel in Kenan Stadium…The 388 passing yards were the third-highest total in school history and the 400 total yards are the third-highest total in school history…Completed 18 of 34 passes for 314 yards and rushed for 23 yards and a score against Clemson…Threw for 218 yards and rushed for a career-high 105 yards in Carolina’s record-setting 59-21 victory over Duke…Accounted for a career-high four touchdowns, including two on the ground…Helped Carolina set an ACC record with 52 first half points…Led UNC in total offense yards, pass completions and passing yards in 1999…Posted a pass efficiency rating of 92.0…Completed 54 of 110 passes for 682 yards…Tossed three touchdown passes…Averaged 136.4 passing yards per game…Led the Tar Heels with 908 total offensive yards…Averaged 181.6 total offense yards per game…Accounted for 65.8 percent of Carolina’s total offense in the four full games in which he played…Completed 19 of 24 passes (79.2) for 241 yards, had two touchdown passes and scored on a one-yard run against Indiana…Played in every game in 1998, starting four contests…Completed 66 of 147 passes (44.9) for 975 yards and six touchdowns…Against Stanford, completed 19 of 34 passes for 304 yards, two touchdowns and one interception in his first college start…Had a team-high 66 rushing yards on 13 carries, earning ACC Rookie of the Week honors…Set Carolina freshman records for most total offense yards in a game (370), most passing yards in a game (304), most completions (19), most total offense plays (47) and longest touchdown pass (69 yards)…The 304 yards passing marked the 11th-highest figure in Carolina history by any player and was the 12th 300-yard passing game by a Tar Heel…The 370 yards of total offense marked the fourth-highest total offense figure in school history…Starting point guard on Carolina’s ACC regular season championship team in 1999…Started the final 21 games of the regular season, 18 of which were UNC wins…Scored a career-high 14 points against NC State…Played in 26 basketball games as a freshman…Afro- American Studies major. PERSONAL: National Football Player of the Year by Parade, Gatorade, the Atlanta Touchdown Club (Bobby Dodd Award) and the Columbus (Ohio) Touchdown Club, the National Football Player of the Year on offense by USA Today and the McDonald’s National Basketball Player of the Year at Hampton (Va.) High…Played quarterback, safety, punter and returned punts and kickoffs…Led Hampton to three consecutive football state championships…Hampton was 13-0 his last year and posted a state record 40 consecutive wins…In career, was responsible for 186 touchdowns (90 passing, 74 rushing and 22 by returns)…As a senior, completed 119 of 226 passes (52.7) for 2,577 yards and 27 touchdowns and rushed 115 times for 866 yards and 22 touchdowns…Returned four punts for scores and had eight interceptions, including one he returned 101 yards for a touchdown…In his career, he passed for 8,212 yards and 90 touchdowns and rushed for 3,307 yards and 74 scores…Set state records for passing yards and total offense yards (11,519)…Completed 370 of 701 passes in his career…Scored 22 touchdowns on kickoff and punt returns…Earned first team all-state quarterback honors in each of his four seasons…All-state as a defensive back and kick returner in each of his last three years…Virginia High School Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year for three consecutive seasons…Set school records in basketball for points and assists…Averaged 21.9 points, 5.7 assists, 5.5 rebounds and 3.0 steals per game as a senior…Led the team to the basketball state title as a junior…MVP and slam dunk champion in the 1998 McDonald’s High School Basketball All-Star Game…First team Parade All-America and second team Street & Smith All- America in basketball as a senior…Married with one daughter. 64 OAKLAND RAIDERS 036-145 hpc 7/26/06 11:01 AM Page 65

RECEIVING RUSHING YEAR TEAM GP GS NO YDS AVG LG TD ATT YDS AVG LG TD 2002 OAK 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2003 OAK 15 2 5 31 6.2 16 0 1 0 0.0 0 0 2004 OAK 12 3 50 679 13.6 63 6 1 -3 -3.0 -3 0 2005 OAK 2 0 2 12 6.0 8 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 NFL TOTALS 30 5 57 722 12.7 63 6 2 -3 -1.5 -3 0

KICKOFF RETURNS PUNT RETURNS YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD NO FC YDS AVG LG TD 2002 OAK 3 68 22.7 27 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2004 OAK 4 63 15.8 25 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 NFL TOTALS 7 131 18.7 27 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 ADDITIONAL STATISTICS: Threw incomplete pass in 2004.

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Rushing Attempts: 1, twice, last (10/17/04) vs. DEN Receptions: 10 (10/10/04) @ IND Receiving Yards: 141 (12/5/04) vs. KC Longest Reception: 63 (11/28/04) @ DEN Receiving Touchdowns: 2 (12/5/04) vs. KC ISAIAH EKEJIUBA 50 LB

BORN: 10/5/81 6-4 240 RAIDERS: 2 NFL: 2 COLLEGE: VIRGINIA Signed by Raiders as a free agent in October, 2005.

PRO: Became a key special teams contributor in his first pro season after joining Raiders following beginning of 2005 season…2005: Signed to the Raiders practice squad (9/6) and spent the first seven weeks of the season there before being elevated to the active roster (10/28)…Played in the final 10 games of the year, seeing action exclusively on special teams and finished the year with eight tackles, including seven solos…(10/30) @ TN: Made his NFL debut and played on special teams…(11/6) @ KC: Played on special teams and recorded one tackle…(11/13) vs. DEN: Played on special teams, contributing one tackle…(11/20) @ WAS: Played on special teams and had one tackle…(11/27) vs. MIA: Played on special teams…(12/4) @ SD: Played on special teams…(12/11) @ NYJ: Played on special teams…(12/18) vs. CLE: Played on special teams and recorded one tackle…(12/24) @ DEN: Played on special teams, contributing one tackle…(12/31) vs. NYG: Played on special teams, registering two solo tackles and assisting on another…Signed with the Cardinals as an undrafted rookie free agent… Spent training camp with the Arizona Cardinals, but was released prior to the start of the regular season. COLLEGE: A walk-on at the University of Virginia who joined the team as a wide receiver in 2002…Special teams standout as a senior in 2003, playing in all 13 games…Recorded seven tackles on kickoff coverage and finished third on the team

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in tackles on kickoff coverage…Awarded a scholarship before 2004 and became one of the team’s leading special teams players…Electrical Engineering major. PERSONAL: Born in Nigeria, lived throughout much of Africa, China and London while his mother worked for the United Nations…Eventually moved to upstate New York, where his mother taught at Colgate…Never played high school football, but did excel in soccer, basketball and track. JUSTIN FARGAS 25 RB BORN: 1/25/80 6-1 220 RAIDERS: 4 NFL: 4 COLLEGE: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Raiders 3rd round pick in 2003.

PRO: Speedy running back who has played in 35 league games with one start…In three seasons, has rushed for 357 yards on 80 carries and has scored one touchdown…Caught 14 passes for 79 yards…Also a valuable contributor on special teams, returning 16 kickoffs for 315 yards and recording 19 tackles in coverage…2005: Played in the final 14 league games, seeing action in a reserve role at RB and on special teams…Rushed five times for 28 yards and caught one pass for nine yards…Recorded eight tackles on special teams duty…(9/25) @ PHI: Saw first action of the season at RB and gained two yards on one carry…(10/2) vs. DAL: Played at RB and rushed once for two yards…(10/16) vs. SD: Played on special teams and registered one solo tackle…(10/23) vs. BUF: Played on special teams…(10/30) @ TN: Played on special teams and recorded one solo stop…(11/6) @ KC: Played on special teams and tallied two tackles on kick coverage…(12/4) @ SD: Played on special teams, contributing one tackle…(12/18) vs. CLE: Played on special teams and recorded one tackle…(12/24) @ DEN: Played at RB and recorded a season-high 26 yards on two carries, with a long of 15 yards…Caught one pass for nine yards…Also had one tackle on special teams…(12/31) vs. NYG: Played at RB and tallied one solo tackle on special teams…2004: Saw action in 11 league games at RB and on special teams…Rushed 35 times for 126 yards…Notched the first touchdown of his career against Indianapolis (10/10) when he scored on a one- yard run…Also caught 11 passes for 68 yards…Recorded four tackles on special teams…(9/12) @ PIT: Played at RB, rushing seven times for 17 yards and catching two passes for 19 yards…Also played on special teams…(9/19) vs. BUF: Inactive…(9/26) vs. TB: Played at RB, rushing six times for 28 yards with a long of 15…Also played on special teams…(10/3) @ HOU: Played at RB, carrying the ball one time for three yards on third-and-one…Also played on special teams…(10/10) @ IND: Played at RB, carrying the ball one time for a one-yard touchdown, the first of his career…Also played on special teams…(10/17) vs. DEN: Played on special teams…Inactive for next three games…(11/21) vs. SD: Played on special teams…(11/28) @ DEN: Played at RB, rushing three times for no gain…Caught four passes for 15 yards…Also played on special teams…(12/5) vs. KC: Played at RB, rushing two times for 14 yards with a long of 15…Caught three passes for 17 yards…Also played on special teams…(12/12) @ ATL: Played at RB, carrying the ball one time for seven yards…Also played on special teams…(12/19) vs. TEN: Played at RB, rushing seven times for 17 yards with a long of five and caught one pass for 21 yards…Also played on special teams…(12/25) @ KC: Played at RB, rushing six times for a team-high 38 yards and caught one pass for a four-yard

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loss…Also played on special teams, making one tackle…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Played at RB, rushing one time for one yard…Made two tackles on special teams…2003: Played in 10 league games with one start before suffering a knee injury…Ran the ball 40 times for 203 yards with a team-high long of 53…Averaged 5.1 yards per carry, the highest average of any back with 20 or more carries…Had a team-high 53- yard carry against Cincinnati (9/14)…Caught two passes for two yards…Finished third on the team in kickoff returns with 16 for 315 yards (19.7 per return) with a long of 32…(9/7) @ TN: Played in his first regular season game and carried the ball twice for six yards and caught one pass for six yards…Played on special teams…(9/14) vs. CIN: Played at RB, carrying the ball twice for 56 yards with a long of 53…Made one stop on special teams…(9/22) @ DEN: Played at RB, running the ball four times for nine yards with a long of four…Tied for a team-high two tackles on special teams…(9/28) SD: Played at RB, running the ball once for minus-2 yards…Returned five kickoffs for 83 yards with a long of 29…(10/5) @ CHI: Played on special teams, returning two kickoffs for 39 yards with a long of 22…(10/12) @ CLE: Made the first start of his career, running the ball six times for a team-high 33 yards with a long of 10…Made a team-high three stops on special teams…(10/20) vs. KC: Played at RB, running the ball three times for three yards…Caught one pass for minus-4 yards…Also played on special teams…(11/2) @ DET: Played at RB, carrying the ball three times for 12 yards with a long of seven…Returned two kickoffs for 60 yards with a long of 32…(11/9) vs. NYJ: Ran the ball 16 times for 62 yards, both team highs, with a long of nine…Returned five kickoffs for 99 yards with a long of 26…(11/16) vs. MIN: Played at RB, running the ball three times for 24 yards with a long of 12…Returned one kickoff for 21 yards before being placed on injured reserve…Drafted by the Raiders in the third round (96th overall) in 2003. COLLEGE: Began his college career at the University of Michigan before transferring to Southern California for final season…Gained 1,077 yards with eight touchdowns on 257 carries (4.2 avg.) in three years…All-Pac 10 Conference second team selection in 2002 for Trojans and recipient of the team’s Courage Award…Played in 12 games, starting vs. Oregon, Stanford, Arizona State and UCLA in his only year at Southern California…Caught eight passes for 101 yards (12.6) and returned seven kickoffs for 132 yards (18.9)…Carried 27 times for 139 yards and a 15-yard score, adding 25 yards on a kickoff return against Oregon and rushed nine times for 43 yards and a seven-yard touchdown vs. Stanford…Amassed 125 yards on 26 attempts, including a three-yard score, a 22- yard kickoff return and two receptions for 48 yards against Arizona State…Earned Player of the Game honors as he carried 20 times for 123 yards, made four catches for 41 yards and returned a kickoff 26 yards against Notre Dame…Gained 122 yards on 20 attempts, including four and 50-yard touchdowns, adding nine yards on a reception and 33 yards on two kickoff returns against Iowa in Orange Bowl…Sat out the 2001 season at Southern California under NCAA transfer rules…Played in 11 games for Michigan in 2000…Moved from tailback to free safety for the final seven contests…Recorded 10 tackles (eight solos) with a forced fumble…Carried 18 times for 85 yards (4.7) and returned seven kickoffs for 124 yards (17.7)…Redshirted in 1999…Played in 10 games at Michigan as a freshman…Carried 77 times for 277 yards (3.6) and a touchdown…Returned 16 kickoffs for 311 yards (19.4) and had a five-yard reception…Also made three solo tackles…Sociology major. PERSONAL: Ran for 6,357 yards and 82 touchdowns on 668 carries (9.5), all school records, in his three-year (1995-97) high school career at Notre Dame High School in Sherman Oaks, Calif.…As a senior, he was regarded as the nation’s top prep running back…Named Parade All-American, USA Today All-USA first team, All-California Interscholastic Federation Southern Section first team, All-CIF Division III Offensive MVP, Los Angeles Times All-Valley MVP, Los Angeles Daily News All-Valley MVP and

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All-Mission League MVP…In 1997, he rushed for 2,818 yards and 35 TDs on a school- record 313 carries (9.0)…In one game, he ran for 404 yards with six scores…As a junior in 1996, he gained 2,970 yards (then the third most in California history) with 38 TDs on 281 carries (10.6) while earning USA Today All-USA honorable mention, All-CIF Southern Section first team, All-CIF Division III Offensive Co-MVP, Los Angeles Times All-Valley MVP, Los Angeles Daily News All-Valley MVP and All-Mission League MVP honors…He also caught 22 passes for 284 yards (12.9) with four scores in 1996…As a 1995 sophomore fullback, he rushed for 569 yards and nine TDs on 74 carries (7.7)…Played defensive back all three years at Notre Dame…Also ran track, winning the state 100 meters crown in 1997 (his best in the 100 was 10.47)…Father, Antonio Fargas, is an actor who has appeared in numerous television shows.

RECEIVING RUSHING YEAR TEAM GP GS NO YDS AVG LG TD ATT YDS AVG LG TD 2003 OAK 10 1 40 203 5.1 53 0 2 2 1.0 6 0 2004 OAK 11 0 35 126 3.6 15 1 11 68 6.2 21 0 2005 OAK 14 0 5 28 5.6 15 0 1 9 9.0 9 0 NFL TOTALS 35 1 80 357 4.4 53 1 14 79 5.6 21 0

KICKOFF RETURNS PUNT RETURNS YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD NO FC YDS AVG LG TD 2003 OAK 16 315 19.7 32 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0

ADDITIONAL STATISTICS: Threw incomplete pass in 2004.

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Rushing Attempts: 16 (11/9/03) vs. NYJ Rushing Yards: 62 (11/9/03) vs. NYJ Rushing Touchdowns: 1 (10/10/04) @ IND Longest Rush: 53 (9/14/03) vs. CIN Receptions: 4 (11/28/04) @ DEN Receiving Yards: 21 (12/19/04) vs. TEN Longest Reception: 21 (12/19/04) vs. TEN JOHN PAUL FOSCHI 49 FB BORN: 5/19/82 6-4 270 RAIDERS: 2 NFL: 2 COLLEGE: GEORGIA TECH Signed by the Raiders as a free agent in November, 2004.

PRO: Has exhibited the ability to contribute at tight end, fullback and on special teams…2005: Played in 10 games with five starts in his first season on the active roster…Caught six passes for 37 yards with a long gain of 11…Also saw action on special teams…(9/8) @ NE: Made his professional debut, playing at TE, FB and contributing on special teams…(9/18) vs. KC: Played at FB…Inactive for next three games…(10/23) vs. BUF: Made his first career start at FB and caught two passes for 11 yards…Also had one solo tackle on special teams…(10/30) @ TN: Started

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at FB and caught two passes for 14 yards…(11/6) @ KC: Played at FB and caught one pass for one yard…(11/13) vs. DEN: Played at FB and also played on special teams…(11/20) @ WAS: Started at FB…Inactive for next three weeks…(12/18) vs. CLE: Played at FB and also on special teams…(12/24) @ DEN: Started at FB and caught one pass for 11 yards…(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at FB and also played on special teams…2004: Signed to the Raiders practice squad (11/15) and spent the final seven games of the season there…Was in training camp with the New York Jets before being released prior to the start of the regular season…Originally signed with the Jets as an undrafted rookie free agent. COLLEGE: Started 21 of 44 career games at Georgia Tech, recording 41 receptions for 377 yards and four touchdowns…Honorable mention All-ACC selection as Tech’s starting TE following his senior year in 2003…Finished as Georgia Tech’s third-leading receiver that season with 24 catches for 174 yards and two touchdowns…Caught nine passes for 75 yards and two touchdowns as a junior…On Atlantic Coast Conference Academic Honor Roll for 2002-03…Caught four passes for 58 yards, a 14.5-yard average, as a freshman…Building Construction major. PERSONAL: Grew up on Long Island and attended Chaminade High School in Glen Head, N.Y.…Four-year letterman in football and basketball…Named an All- American by PrepStar and SuperPrep…Caught 18 passes for 250 yards and two touchdowns as a senior, adding 45 tackles and 12 sacks on defense…Selected to Governor’s Bowl All-Star Team (New York vs. New Jersey) following his prep career…Also earned first team all-Catholic League honors in basketball…Added 22 receptions for 330 yards and three scores as a junior and helped lead Chaminade to the New York Catholic High School title…Member of the National Honor Society.

RECEIVING RUSHING YEAR TEAM GP GS NO YDS AVG LG TD ATT YDS AVG LG TD 2005 OAK 10 5 6 37 6.2 11 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receptions: 2, twice, last (10/30/05) @ TN Receiving Yards: 14 (10/30/05) @ TN Longest Reception: 11 (12/24/05) @ DEN CARLOS FRANCIS 82 WR BORN: 1/3/81 5-10 190 RAIDERS: 3 NFL: 3 COLLEGE: TEXAS TECH Raiders 4th round pick in 2004.

PRO: Speedy, young wide receiver who has also seen action as a kick returner…Has played in five career league games…Recorded the fastest 40-yard dash time of any player at the 2004 NFL Combine…Has returned 14 kickoffs for 259 yards, an average of 18.5 yards per return…2005: Battled back from a knee injury,

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returning to the field for the final preseason contest…Inactive for all 16 regular season games…2004: Played in five league games at WR and as a kickoff returner…Returned 14 kicks for 259 yards…In his first pro contest in the preseason opener (8/14 @ SF), caught a 36-yard touchdown and returned a kickoff 87 yards for another score…(9/12) @ PIT: Made his regular season pro debut in the season opener and returned four kicks for 94 yards with a long of 33…(9/19) vs. BUF: Returned one kick for seven yards…Inactive for next two games…(10/10) @ IND: Returned one kickoff for 17 yards…(10/17) vs. DEN: Returned three kicks for 59 yards with a long of 26…(10/24) vs. NO: Returned five kickoffs for 82 yards with a long of 27…Suffered a knee injury on his final return which forced him out of the lineup for the remainder of the season…Selected by Raiders in fourth round (99th overall) of the 2004 Draft. COLLEGE: Four-year letterman at Texas Tech…Moved into the starting lineup during his freshman year…Over career, hauled in 216 passes for 3,031 yards (14.0 avg.) and 21 touchdowns…Only Wes Welker (259, 2000-03) had more career receptions for the Red Raiders…His 21 scoring grabs tied Welker’s record, as both broke the previous mark of 20 touchdowns by Lloyd Hill (1990-93)…Joined Welker (3,069) and Hill (3,059) as the only players in school history to gain over 3,000 yards receiving in a career…Added 89 yards and a touchdown on 15 carries (5.9)…Named to the Big 12 Conference Commissioner’s Academic Honor Roll…Also excelled in track for the Red Raiders, competing as a sprinter on the indoor and outdoor track team, in the 100, 200 and 4x100-meter relays…All-Big 12 Conference first team selection as a senior after hauling in a career-high 75 passes for 1,177 yards (15.7) and nine touchdowns…His 77 receptions rank eighth on the school’s season record list and his 1,177 yards rank second, topped only by Hill’s 1,261 yards in 1992…His nine scoring grabs rank fourth on Tech’s season record chart…Added 42 yards on eight carries (5.2)…Closed out his career with six receptions for 90 yards vs. Navy in Alamo Bowl…As a junior, finished with 50 receptions for 632 yards (12.6) and seven touchdowns…Carried three times for 19 yards (6.3) and a score…Snared three passes for 99 yards, including a 67-yard touchdown vs. Oklahoma and made six catches for 88 yards and a score in Tangerine Bowl against Clemson…Had 50 receptions for 703 yards (14.1) and three touchdowns and gained 28 yards on four carries (7.0) as a sophomore…In 2000, set a school freshman game record with 234 yards on seven catches, including a 45-yard touchdown vs. Utah State…Not only did his 234 yards set a freshman record, it ranked fourth overall on the school’s game record list…Finished redshirt freshman season with 41 catches for 519 yards (12.7) and a pair of touchdowns…Facing All- American cornerback and NFL first round pick Quentin Jammer, he snatched seven passes for 97 yards and a touchdown…Exercise and Sports Science major. PERSONAL: Attended Southwest High School in his hometown of Fort Worth, Texas…All-District 9-4A selection as a receiver and cornerback as a senior after recording 33 solo and 23 assisted tackles, three interceptions, eight pass breakups, one forced and one recovered fumble on defense…Also caught 23 passes for 381 yards and three scores on offense…District 7-5A Sophomore of the Year and all-district selection in 1996…All-district as a sophomore…Also participated in track…Recorded a career best time of 10.18 in the 100-meters as a senior…Posted times of 10.2 in the 100-meters and 21.0 in the 200-meters as a junior.

KICKOFF RETURNS PUNT RETURNS YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD NO FC YDS AVG LG TD 2004 OAK 14 259 18.5 33 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2005 OAK 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 NFL TOTALS 14 259 18.5 33 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

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RECEIVING RUSHING YEAR TEAM GP GS NO YDS AVG LG TD ATT YDS AVG LG TD 2004 OAK 5 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2005 OAK 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 NFL TOTALS 5 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Kickoff Returns: 5 (10/24/04) vs. NO Kickoff Return Yards: 94 (9/12/04) @ PIT Longest Kickoff Return: 33 (9/12/04) @ PIT DOUG GABRIEL 85 WR BORN: 8/27/80 6-2 215 RAIDERS: 4 NFL: 4 COLLEGE: CENTRAL FLORIDA Raiders 5th round pick in 2003.

PRO: Explosive and productive wide receiver who has played in 42 league games with seven starts in his first three professional seasons…Has caught 71 passes for 1,122 yards and five touchdowns and returned 86 kickoffs for 1,850 yards (21.8 yards per return) and one touchdown…Also rushed three times for seven yards…2005: Played in 14 games with two starts and caught 37 passes for 554 yards and three touchdowns…All three numbers are career highs…Recorded his first two 100-yard receiving games, catching five balls for 101 yards against Buffalo in Week 7 (10/23) and hauling in eight passes for 100 yards and a touchdown in the season finale against the New York Giants (12/31)…Returned four kickoffs for 64 yards and rushed one time for a five-yard gain…Inactive for first two games of the year…(9/25) @ PHI: Made his season debut at WR and caught two passes for 35 yards, including a 27-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter…Also returned one kickoff for nine yards…(10/2) vs. DAL: Played at WR and on special teams…(10/16) vs. SD: Played at WR, leading the receivers with 84 yards on five catches…Recorded the longest reception of the day on a 32-yard pass…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at WR and led the receivers with five catches for a career-high 101 yards, including a game- and season-long 38-yard reception…(10/30) @ TN: Played at WR and on special teams…Returned one kickoff for 21 yards…(11/6) @ KC: Played at WR and caught three passes for 37 yards with a long of 19…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started as the third WR, catching five passes for 58 yards…Caught a 14-yard pass in the fourth quarter for the team’s second touchdown of the game…(11/20) @ WAS: Played at WR and recorded one catch for 37 yards…(11/27) vs. MIA: Played at WR and caught one pass for 23 yards…Also played on special teams…(12/4) @ SD: Played at WR and caught two passes for 28 yards…Also played on special teams, returning one kickoff for 15 yards…(12/11) @ NYJ: Played at WR and caught two passes for 24 yards…Also played on special teams…(12/18) vs. CLE: Played at WR and caught one pass for nine yards…Also returned one kickoff for 19 yards…(12/24) @ DEN: Played at WR, catching a pair of passes for 18 yards…(12/31) vs. NYG: Played at WR, leading the offense with a career-best eight receptions for 100 yards and one touchdown, averaging 12.5 yards per catch…2004: Played in all 16 league games, starting five…Made first career start on Halloween at San Diego (10/31)…Caught 33 passes for 551 yards and two touchdowns…Longest catch of the year, a 58-yarder,

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came on his first career touchdown reception in the season opener at Pittsburgh (9/12)…Returned 53 kickoffs for 1,140 yards with a long of 64…Also had one punt return for seven yards…(9/12) @ PIT: Played at WR, catching three passes for a team-high 81 yards, including a 58-yard touchdown from Rich Gannon in the second quarter… Returned one kickoff for two yards…(9/19) vs. BUF: Played at WR…(9/26) vs. TB: Played at WR, catching one pass for 30 yards and returned four kickoffs for 145 yards, including a 64-yarder…(10/3) @ HOU: Played at WR, catching two passes for 20 yards…Averaged 28.4 yards on seven kickoff returns with a long of 42…(10/10) @ IND: Played at WR, catching one pass for 24 yards…Returned four kickoffs for 78 yards with a long of 41…(10/17) vs. DEN: Played at WR, catching one pass for 17 yards…Returned three kickoffs for 44 yards with a long of 16…(10/24) vs. NO: Played at WR, catching four passes for 59 yards with a long of 23…(10/31) @ SD: Made first career start at WR, catching three passes for a team-high 50 yards with a long of 19…Returned five kickoffs for 94 yards…(11/7) @ CAR: Started at WR, catching a team-high four passes for 60 yards with a long of 18…All four receptions went for first downs…Returned five kickoffs for 93 yards, an average of 18.6 yards per return…(11/21) vs. SD: Started at WR, catching two passes for 36 yards…Returned three kickoffs for 42 yards with a long of 23…(11/28) @ DEN: Played at WR, catching four passes for 51 yards with a long of 22…Returned three kickoffs for 82 yards, including a 41-yarder that set up a touchdown to Jerry Porter at the end of the first half…(12/5) vs. KC: Started at WR, catching one pass for 11 yards…Returned seven kickoffs with an average of 21.7 yards per return and a long of 37…(12/12) @ ATL: Played at WR, catching two passes for 19 yards with a long of 10…(12/19) vs. TEN: Started at WR, catching two passes for 52 yards, including a 45-yard touchdown in the third quarter, his second of the season…Returned three kickoffs for 36 yards with a long of 28 and fielded a punt for the first time in his career in the second quarter…(12/25) @ KC: Played at WR, catching one pass for 11 yards…Handled primary kickoff and punt return duties on special teams, returning five kicks for an average of 24.6 yards per return and returning one punt for seven yards…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Played at WR, catching two passes for 30 yards…Returned three kickoffs for 50 yards and had one fair catch…2003: Played in 12 league games at WR and handled kickoff return duties…Caught one pass for 17 yards…Returned 29 kickoffs for 646 yards to average 22.3 per return with a long of 85 and one touchdown, all team highs…(9/7) @ TN: Inactive…(9/14) vs. CIN: Played for the first time in his career, seeing action on special teams and made one stop…(9/22) @ DEN: Played at WR and caught his first NFL pass for 17 yards…Played on special teams…(9/28) SD: Played on special teams, making one stop…(10/5) @ CHI: Played on special teams…(10/12) @ CLE: Played on special teams and made one stop…(10/20) vs. KC: Inactive…(11/2) @ DET: Inactive…(11/9) vs. NYJ: Inactive…(11/16) vs. MIN: Played on special teams, making one tackle…(11/23) @ KC: Played on special teams, returning four kickoffs for 88 yards with a long of 23…(11/30) vs. DEN: Returned three kickoffs for 42 yards with a long of 22…(12/7) @ PIT: Returned six kickoffs for 105 yards with a long of 23…(12/14) vs. BAL: Returned four kickoffs for 137 yards with a career-long of 71 yards to average 34.3 per attempt…(12/22) vs. GB: Returned seven kickoffs for 143 yards with a long of 25…(12/28) @ SD: Returned four kickoffs for 131 yards with a long of 85, a touchdown, the first of his career…Selected by the Raiders in the fifth round (167th overall) in the 2003 Draft. COLLEGE: Two-year letterman at Central Florida, finishing his career with 97 receptions for 1,869 yards (19.3 avg.) and 20 touchdowns, adding 52 yards and a score on seven reverses (7.4) and 795 yards on 37 kickoff returns (21.5)…His 1,869 yards receiving rank ninth on the school’s career record list while his 20 scoring grabs rank fifth…His average of 19.3 yards per catch is topped only by one player in UCF annals…His 795 yards on kickoff returns places him sixth on the school’s all-time record chart while his 2,716 all-purpose yards rank ninth…In 2002, All-American Dream Team third 72 OAKLAND RAIDERS 036-145 hpc 7/26/06 11:01 AM Page 73

team and All-Mid American Conference first team choice by The NFL Draft Report, adding second team All-MAC honors from the league’s coaches…Started every game, catching a team-high 75 passes for a school season record 1,237 yards (16.5), including 11 touchdowns…His 75 grabs rank seventh on UCF’s season record chart while his 11 scoring catches rank sixth…His 1,237 yards broke the old Golden Knights record of 1,180 yards…Added 52 yards and a score on seven carries (7.4)…Returned 31 kickoffs for 632 yards (20.4)…His 632 yards rank sixth on UCF’s season record list…Gained 1,921 all-purpose yards (160.1 yards per game), breaking the old school season record…Against Penn State, caught 11 passes for 153 yards and returned a kickoff 27 yards…His 11 grabs rank eighth on the school’s game record list…Totaled 116 yards on five catches with an 80-yard score and returned three kickoffs for 66 yards against Arizona State…His 80-yarder was the fourth-longest reception in school history…Snatched six passes for 140 yards with touchdowns of six and 68 yards, adding 15 yards on two kickoff returns against Liberty…Gained 104 yards on seven catches with a 12-yard score, ran for a 12-yard gain and returned six kickoffs for 122 yards vs. Western Michigan…His 238 all-purpose yards rank eighth on the school’s game record list…Against Syracuse, collected a school game record 324 all-purpose yards, as he hauled in 12 passes for 206 yards, returned five kickoffs for 117 yards and scored on a 1-yard reverse… His 324 yards broke the previous UCF record…Closed out his career with seven catches for 179 yards and touchdowns of 24, 35, 34 and 50 yards, adding 40 yards on two kickoff returns, against Ohio University…In his first season at Central Florida in 2001, finished fourth on the team with 22 receptions for 632 yards (28.7) and nine touchdowns…His yardage per reception average topped the old school season record of 21.8 yards by Bernard Ford in 1986 (30 catches, 653 yards)…In his first start for UCF, he grabbed three passes for 89 yards and a 24-yard score vs. Tulane and against Liberty, had scoring grabs of 83 and 26 yards, finishing with 124 yards on three receptions…His 83-yarder was the second-longest catch in school history…Followed with seven catches for 142 yards, including 25 and 16-yard touchdowns vs. Louisiana- Monroe…Set school records at Mississippi Gulf Coast Community College for touchdowns (17) and points (104) in 2000, accounting for 1,206 all-purpose yards…Named all-region and was the South Division Offensive MVP…Offensive MVP in the Mississippi Junior College All-Star Game and was named second team All-American by JC Gridwire…Originally signed with the University of Miami coming out of high school…Business major. PERSONAL: Born in Miami and attended Dr. Phillips High School in Orlando…Caught 31 passes for 16 touchdowns and averaged better than 25 yards per catch as a senior, earning all-state and all-conference honors…Returned two kicks and two punts for touchdowns.

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KICKOFF RETURNS PUNT RETURNS YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD NO FC YDS AVG LG TD 2003 OAK 29 646 22.3 85t 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2004 OAK 53 1,140 21.5 64 0 2 2 7 3.5 7 0 2005 OAK 4 64 16.0 21 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 NFL TOTALS 86 1,850 21.5 85t 1 2 2 7 3.5 7 0

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CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receptions: 8 (12/31/05) vs. NYG Receiving Yards: 101 (10/23/05) vs. BUF Longest Reception: 58 (9/12/04) @ PIT Receiving Touchdowns: 1, five times, last (12/31/05) vs. NYG Rushing Attempts: 1, three times, last (11/6/05) @ KC Rushing Yards: 5 (11/6/05) @ KC Kickoff Returns: 7, three times, last (12/5/04) vs. KC Kickoff Return Yards: 152 (12/5/04) vs. KC Longest Kickoff Return: 85 (12/28/03) @ SD Kickoff Return for TD: 1 (12/28/03) @ SD ROBERT GALLERY 76 T BORN: 7/26/80 6-7 325 RAIDERS: 3 NFL: 3 COLLEGE: IOWA Raiders 1st round pick in 2004.

PRO: Productive offensive lineman who has played in 31 league games in his first two pro seasons, starting 30…2005: Started 15 games at RT…Part of an offensive line that helped produce a 3,500-yard passer, a 1,000-yard receiver and a 1,000- yard rusher…Also played on the kick protection unit on special teams…(9/8) @ NE: Started at RT and helped the team gain over 350 yards of total offense…(9/18) vs. KC: Started at RT as part of an offensive line that allowed the team to amass over 300 yards of total offense…(9/25) @ PHI: Started at RT as part of an offensive line that allowed QB Kerry Collins to throw for over 300 yards and two touchdowns…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at RT and aided on an offensive line that allowed RB LaMont Jordan to rush for 126 yards…(10/16) vs. SD: Started at RT as part of an offensive line that allowed the team to tally over 300 yards of total offense…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at RT, aiding an offensive line that allowed Jordan to rush for 122 yards and three touchdowns…(10/30) @ TN: Started at RT and helped the offense generate over 300 total yards…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at RT, aiding an offensive line that allowed Collins to throw for over 300 yards and two touchdowns…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started at RT and helped pave the way for Jordan to rush for a career-high 132 yards…(12/31) vs. NYG: Sat out after suffering injury the previous week…2004: Played in every game and started the last 15 at RT…Protected Raiders QBs Rich Gannon and Collins, who combined to throw for over 4,000 yards…Part of an offensive line that surrendered the fifth-fewest sacks (30) in the NFL…Played on the kick protection unit on special teams…(9/12) @ PIT: Made his professional debut on the offensive line at both RT and LG, helping Gannon pass for 305 yards…(9/19) vs. BUF: Made his first career start at RT…(10/3) @ HOU: Started at RT, helping RB Amos Zereoue rush for 117 yards on just 14 carries…(10/24) vs. NO: Started at RT and gave Collins time to throw for 350 yards…(11/28) @ DEN: Started at RT, helping Collins pass for over 330 yards…(12/5) vs. KC: Started at RT, helping Collins throw for over 340 yards…(12/12) @ ATL: Started at RT, helping the team rush for over 130 yards…(12/19) vs. TEN: Started at RT, helping Collins throw for over 370 yards and five touchdowns…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Started at RT and helped RB Zack Crockett

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rush for over 130 yards…Selected by the Raiders with the second overall pick in the first round of the 2004 Draft. COLLEGE: Outland Trophy winner in 2003 as the nation’s best interior lineman…Unanimous All-America first team selection was rated the best prospect for the 2004 NFL Draft and received the highest rating of any offensive lineman (perfect 9.0 score) since Southern California’s Tony Boselli (8.8) in 1995, by The NFL Draft Report…The Big Ten’s Offensive Lineman of the Year…Did not allow a sack in his last 36 college games…Team captain who also excelled in the team’s weight room, winning Iron Hawk Award honors in 2003, along with earning the Hayden Fry “Extra Heartbeat” Award…Named to the Big Ten’s Academic All-Conference squad as a senior… Against Michigan State, made one of his best plays of the game, a touchdown-saving tackle following an Iowa fumble…Helped Iowa offense rush for 212 yards and gain 386 yards in total offense in a win over Penn State…In a win over Illinois, he helped the Iowa offense gain a season-best 505 yards, including 244 rushing yards and 261 passing yards…In the Outback Bowl win over Florida, helped offense rush for 238 yards and gain 408 yards total offense…As a junior in 2002, he was a member of an Iowa offense that set season records for total points (484), scoring average (37.2) and touchdowns (60)…Part of Iowa offense that totaled 593 yards total offense, including 376 net rushing yards and 217 passing yards, in win over Akron…Played every offensive down in a win at Miami, as Iowa rushed for 188 yards and had 256 yards passing…Played every offensive down in a win at Penn State as Iowa scored 42 points and gained 470 yards total offense…Opened at left tackle vs. Southern Cal in Orange Bowl…As sophomore in 2001, was key member of offensive line as Iowa led the Big Ten Conference in scoring with an average of 32.6 points per game…Iowa’s offense averaged 393.5 yards per game, including 175.3 yards rushing and 218.2 yards passing…Helped pave the way for a 1,000-yard rusher for the second straight season…As redshirt freshman in 2000, had three catches for 52 yards as starting tight end before moving to tackle prior to first Big Ten game at Indiana…Started final six games of the season at right tackle…Elementary Education major. PERSONAL: Attended East Buchanan (Winthrop, Iowa) High…Three-year starter at tight end with 33 catches for 604 yards and three touchdowns, adding totals of 86 solo tackles and 90 assists, with three recovered fumbles and two interceptions as a tight end and outside linebacker during his career…Caught 11 passes for 207 yards and posted 76 tackles and two interceptions during his senior season…Also handled punting and kickoff duties…Helped the team compile a three-year record of 24-8, including a 19-2 mark in district play…Lettered in basketball and track…Placed second in the high jump (6-foot-5) at the Class 1A state meet as a junior…Named to the Des Moines Register Class 1A All-State first team, adding all- conference first team honors as a junior and senior after earning honorable mention recognition as a sophomore…Honor roll student …Named to the academic all- state football team and was a member of the National Honor Society and senior class president….Brother, Nick, was an All-Big Ten Conference punter for the Hawkeyes from 1993-96, and a younger brother, John, was a teammate and reserve punter (2001-present) at Iowa…Sister, Julie, competed on Iowa’s track team.

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KELVIN GARMON 69 G BORN: 10/26/76 6-2 350 RAIDERS: 1 NFL: 7 COLLEGE: BAYLOR Dallas, 1999-02; San Diego, 2002-03; Cleveland 2004-05. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in April, 2006. PRO: Veteran performer who has 50 starts out of 52 league games played…2005: Did not play in the NFL in 2005…2004: Started eight games for Cleveland after signing as an unrestricted free agent and missed the rest of the season with a knee injury after being placed on injured reserve…2003: Started all 16 games at LG for San Diego…Was the team’s only offensive lineman to start every game…Helped the Chargers rank third in the AFC in rushing and sixth in sacks allowed (29)…2002: Began the season with Dallas and started five games for the Cowboys before being traded to San Diego, where he played in seven games at LG…For the year, totaled 12 games played, including 10 starts…Acquired by the Chargers (10/12) from Dallas in exchange for a 2003 draft choice…Started Weeks 1-5 at guard for the Cowboys prior to the trade…Started Weeks 12-16 at guard for the Chargers…2001: Only new starter on the Dallas offensive line, starting all 16 games…First NFL start (11/9) vs. TB…Blocked for RB Emmitt Smith, leading way to 100-yard performances (10/15) vs. WAS, @ AZ (12/12) and vs. SF (12/30)…2000: Inactive for first 15 games for Dallas…Dressed for season finale (12/25) @ TN, but did not play…1999: Spent season with Dallas on reserve non- football injury list, rehabilitating fractured leg suffered during his senior season at Baylor…Originally drafted by Dallas in the seventh round, 243rd overall, of the 1999 Draft. COLLEGE: Played every position on the offensive line except center at Baylor…Senior year ended after four games as a result of fractured leg…Started at both guard and tackle as a junior and sophomore…Majored in Physical Therapy. PERSONAL: Born in Fort Worth, Texas…Played offensive and defensive line at Haltom High School in Haltom, Texas…Earned all-district and all-state honors as a senior…Also earned varsity letters in basketball and track…Married. DERRICK GIBSON 36 S

BORN: 3/22/79 6-2 215 RAIDERS: 6 NFL: 6 COLLEGE: FLORIDA STATE Raiders 1st round pick in 2001.

PRO: Physical safety who has played in 38 league games with 18 starts in five pro seasons…Has intercepted three passes and returned them for 25 yards…Also has two sacks for minus-21 yards…2005: Started the first six games of the year before suffering a season-ending wrist injury…Totaled 30 tackles (25 solo), three passes defensed, one fumble recovery and one sack for a 14-yard loss…(9/8) @ NE: Started at SS and

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recorded six tackles (four)…Also registered a solo stop on special teams…(9/18) vs. KC: Started at SS and had three solo tackles and one pass defensed…Also had three solo tackles on special teams…(9/25) @ PHI: Started at SS, registering four solo tackles…Also recovered a fumble in the fourth quarter, ending a 66-yard drive at Oakland’s two-yard line…Also played on special teams…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at SS and led the defense with eight tackles (six)…Had one sack for a 14-yard loss…Also played on special teams…(10/16) vs. SD: Started at SS, recording six solo tackles and assisting on another…Also had two passes defensed…Had one solo tackle while playing on special teams…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at SS, contributing two solo tackles…Also played on special teams…Placed on Injured Reserve (10/28)…2004: Suffered season- ending shoulder injury in the final preseason game and spent season on injured reserve…2003: Played in 15 league games with 14 starts at safety…Finished the season with 66 tackles, one sack for seven yards, two interceptions for 16 yards, three passes defensed and one forced fumble…Finished fifth on the squad in tackles with 66…(9/7) @ TN: Started at SS and made three tackles, one pass defensed and an interception that he returned 11 yards…Had a team-high two special teams tackles…(9/14) vs. CIN: Started at SS, making a team and career-high 10 tackles…(9/22) @ DEN: Started at SS, making three stops and forcing one fumble…(9/28) vs. SD: Started at SS, making nine tackles…(10/5) @ CHI: Started at SS and made two tackles…(10/12) @ CLE: Started at SS and made two tackles…(10/20) vs. KC: Started at SS, making five stops…(11/2) @ DET: Started at SS, making three tackles…(11/9) vs. NYJ: Started at SS, making two tackles…(11/16) vs. MIN: Played at S, making two tackles…(11/23) @ KC: Started at SS and played on special teams before being injured…(11/30) vs. DEN: Inactive…(12/7) @ PIT: Started at SS, making six stops with one interception, his second of the season, returning it five yards…(12/14) vs. BAL: Started at SS, making four tackles and one sack for seven yards…(12/22) vs. GB: Started at SS, making eight tackles and had one pass defensed…(12/28) @ SD: Started at SS and made six tackles…2002: Played in all 16 league games with 12 starts at SS…Finished the season with 64 tackles, ranking fifth on the squad…Added six passes defensed, fourth-best on the team…Played on special teams, making two stops and recovering one fumble…Made at least five tackles in eight contests and a season-high eight tackles twice at Buffalo (10/6) and against San Francisco (11/3)…(9/8) vs. SEA: Started at SS and made five stops…(9/15) @ PIT: Started at SS, making a team-high six stops and one pass defensed…(9/29) vs. TN: Started at SS and made six stops…(10/6) @ BUF: Started at SS and tied for a team-high with eight tackles and added one pass defensed…(10/13) @ STL: Started at SS, making five stops…(10/20) vs. SD: Started at SS and made five tackles…(10/27) @ KC: Started at SS, making four stops…(11/3) vs. SF: Started at SS, making eight tackles…(11/11) @ DEN: Started at SS, finishing third on the team in tackles with six and one pass defensed…(11/17) vs. NE: Started at SS and made three tackles…(11/24) @ AZ: Started at SS, making three stops…(12/2) vs. NYJ: Played in nickel and dime packages…(12/8) @ SD: Played at SS, making two stops and one pass defensed…(12/15) @ MIA: Played in nickel and dime packages, making one stop…(12/22) vs. DEN: Played at S and tied for a team-high with two passes defensed…(12/28) vs. KC: Played at S and made two stops…Postseason: (1/12/03) vs. NYJ: Played at SS in AFC Divisional Playoff and made one stop…(1/19/03) vs. TN: Played at SS in AFC Championship Game, making two stops…Super Bowl XXXVII (1/26) vs. TB: Played at SS and played on special teams…2001: Played in all 16 league games in his first season with the Silver and Black…Had 10 tackles, three passes defensed and returned one interception for nine yards in his rookie campaign…Also had six special teams tackles…(9/23) @ MIA: Made the first interception of his career and returned it nine yards to set up a scoring drive…(9/30) vs. SEA, Played at S and made two stops…(11/25) @ NYG: Made a season and career-high three stops and also played on special teams…(12/9) vs. KC: Had two stops and one pass defensed…Postseason: (1/12/02) vs. NYJ: In the AFC Wild Card Game, saw action at

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S, making four stops, including one pass defensed and one tackle on special teams…(1/19/02) @ NE: In the AFC Divisional Playoff Game, played on special teams…Drafted by Raiders in first round (28th overall) in 2001. COLLEGE: Four-year letterman at Florida State who finished his career with 214 tackles (137 solos), nine stops behind the line of scrimmage, seven interceptions and 16 pass deflections…In 2000, All-Atlantic Coast Conference selection after recording 71 tackles (49) with four stops for losses of six yards…Caused two fumbles and recovered three others…Intercepted two passes and had seven pass break-ups…Returned an interception 24 yards on the season’s opening series against BYU…Against Georgia Tech, caused a fumble inside the red zone to stop a scoring drive and made seven tackles (four)…Registered a season-high 13 tackles (nine) against Miami…Recovered two fumbles, caused another and made five tackles (four) against Virginia…Picked off a pass near the goal line, recovered a fumble, deflected a pass and posted seven solo tackles against Clemson…Closed out his career in Orange Bowl against Oklahoma with six tackles, including one for a 3-yard loss…All-Atlantic Coast Conference selection as a junior in 1999 after recording 73 tackles (45) with two sacks and three stops for losses of five yards…Deflected eight passes and had four interceptions for 40 yards in returns…Registered a season-high 12 tackles (seven) and deflected a pass against Georgia Tech…Against North Carolina, had interception returns of five and 21 yards as he also posted six tackles…Starter as sophomore and earned Player of the Game honors vs. Texas A&M, Southern California, Maryland, Miami, Clemson, Georgia Tech, Virginia, Florida and Wake Forest…Came up with 46 tackles (29) and two stops for a total loss of nine yards…Deflected a pass and intercepted another…Made a pair of solo stops, deflected a pass near the goal line and intercepted another, returning the ball 43 yards to set up a touchdown drive in the Fiesta Bowl against Tennessee…As a freshman in 1997, played in every game as a reserve free safety…Finished with 23 tackles (14)…Registered a season-high five solo tackles and recovered a blocked punt and returned it one yard for a touchdown against Duke…Criminal Justice major. PERSONAL: All-American selection following his senior year at Killian High in his hometown of Miami…Rated the best prospect in Florida by several analysts…Recorded 65 tackles, caused eight fumbles, had seven sacks and two interceptions during his senior year…Named to the Prep Star Dream Team…Selected Southeast Defensive Player of the Year by Prep Football Report.

YEAR TEAM GP GS SACKS YDS FF FR PD INT YDS LG 2001 OAK 16 0 0 0 0 0 4 1 9 9 2002 OAK 16 12 0 0 0 1 6 0 0 0 2003 OAK 15 14 1 7 1 0 3 2 16 11 2004 OAK 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2005 OAK 6 6 1 14 0 1 3 0 0 0 NFL TOTALS 53 32 2 21 1 2 16 3 25 11

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 10 (9/14/03) vs. CIN Forced Fumbles: 1 (9/22/03) @ DEN Fumble Recoveries: 1, twice, last (9/25/05) @ PHI Interceptions: 1, three times, last (12/7/03) @ PIT Return Yards: 11 (9/7/03) @ TN Longest Return: 11 (9/7/03) @ TN Passes Defensed: 2, twice, last (10/16/05) vs. SD Sacks: 1, twice, last (10/2/05) vs. DAL Sack Yards: 14 (10/2/05) vs. DAL

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DeJUAN GREEN 28 RB

BORN: 5/13/80 5-11 205 RAIDERS: 1 NFL: 1 COLLEGE: SOUTH FLORIDA Signed by the Raiders as a free agent on April, 2004.

PRO: Young runner who has been on Raiders practice squad for past two seasons…Saw action in NFL Europe this spring with the Hamburg Sea Devils…Rushed for 216 yards on 57 carries with three touchdowns…Added seven receptions for 52 yards…2005: With Raiders during training camp and preseason…Spent season on the Raiders practice squad and after being released prior to start of regular season…2004: Spent training camp with the Raiders before being released…Signed to the practice squad and spent entire season with the Raiders…Originally signed with the Raiders as an undrafted rookie free agent. COLLEGE: Shared running back duties as senior at University of South Florida…In 2002, finished with 61 carries for 192 yards and one touchdown and had seven catches for 28 yards…Had a season-best 43 yards on 11 carries in win over Southern Miss…Season-high 14 carries for 33 yards at Oklahoma…Lone touchdown came in win over No. 25 Bowling Green…Also had 11 carries for 31 yards in same game…Played two seasons at Georgia before transferring to USF in 2001…In 2000, played in five games for the Bulldogs and carried the ball 12 times for 44 yards with a long of 14 vs. New Mexico State…Also had one reception for 16 yards against Arkansas…Played in six games as freshman at Georgia and finished season with 13 carries for eight yards. PERSONAL: Played football and ran track at Raines High School in Atlanta…Super Prep All-American…First team all-state, all-area, all-district and all-conference…Led team to a state championship in his 1997 junior season, rushing for 920 yards on a team that went 15-0…Ran for 1,818 yards as a senior in 1998 and scored 22 touchdowns…Also won a state title in the 100-meter dash. JAKE GROVE 64 C

BORN: 1/22/80 6-4 300 RAIDERS: 3 NFL: 3 COLLEGE: VIRGINIA TECH Raiders 2nd round pick in 2004.

PRO: Aggressive, versatile young lineman who has started games at guard and center…Has played in 19 league games during his first two seasons, starting 16…2005: Played in 10 games, starting eight at both center and guard…Part of an offensive line that helped produce a 3,500-yard passer, 1,000-yard receiver and 1,000-yard rusher…(9/8) @ NE: Started at C and helped the team gain over 350 yards of total offense…(9/18) vs. KC: Started at C, aiding an offensive line that helped amass over 300 yards of total offense…(9/25) @ PHI: Started at C and helped provide protec-

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tion for QB Kerry Collins to throw for over 300 yards and two touchdowns…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at C as part of an offensive line that allowed RB LaMont Jordan to rush for 126 yards…Inactive for next two weeks…(10/30) @ TN: Suited up, but did not play…(11/6) @ KC: Saw reserve action at G…(11/13) vs. DEN: Played at C…(11/20) @ WAS: Returned to the starting lineup at C, helping the team amass over 300 yards of total offense…(11/27) vs. MIA: Started at C and also played on special teams…(12/4) @ SD: Started at LG…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at LG…Inactive for the final three games of the season…2004: Played in the final nine games of the season, starting the last eight at RG…Suited up, but did not play in the first seven games before making his NFL debut on Halloween at San Diego (10/31)…Played in a reserve role at C…(11/7) @ CAR: Made first career start at RG…(11/21) vs. SD: Started at RG…(11/28) @ DEN: Started at RG, helping Collins pass for over 330 yards…Also played on special teams…(12/5) vs. KC: Started at RG, helping Collins throw for over 340 yards…Also played on special teams…(12/12) @ ATL: Started at RG, helping the team rush for over 130 yards…Also played on special teams…(12/19) vs. TEN: Started at RG, helping Collins throw for over 370 yards and five touchdowns…Also played on special teams…(12/25) @ KC: Started at RG and played on special teams…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Started at RG and helped RB Zack Crockett rush for over 130 yards…Second round selection by the Raiders (45th overall) in 2004. COLLEGE: One of three players in Virginia Tech history to earn unanimous All- American honors, joining center Jim Pyne (1993) and linebacker Corey Moore (1999)…Started all 14 games at C as a senior and graded out at over 90 percent…Tech’s strongest player with a nearly 500-pound bench press…Also ability to handle long snap…Saw action on 565 snaps while starting 10 games at right guard as a junior in 2002…Played the last eight games of the 2001 season, including the Gator Bowl, with a broken hand…Still managed to lead the team in knockdown blocks with 48…In 2001, played in all 11 games, averaging 51 offensive snaps per game…Had a team-high 48 knockdown blocks…Recorded a team-high 10 knockdowns on 37 snaps in the opener against UConn…Graded out at 86 percent with four knockdowns at Rutgers…Switched back to center during the spring…Earned the George Preas Award as the most valuable offensive performer during the spring…Saw action in every game in 2000 as redshirt freshman…Also played against Clemson in the Gator Bowl…Moved from center to guard during the spring…Finished spring workouts as the starter at right guard…Residential Property Management major. PERSONAL: Born in Johnson City, Tenn. and attended Jefferson Forest (Forest, Va.) High, lettering two years as an offensive and defensive lineman…First team All- American pick by Prep Star…Rated the No. 20 player in Virginia by The Roanoke Times…Named the 1997 Region III and Seminole District Defensive Player of the Year…All-district and all-region pick on both offense and defense…Picked first team all-state as a defensive tackle by both the coaches and the Associated Press…Helped the team to the state Group AA Championship Game in 1997…Registered 101 tackles (48 solos) with nine sacks and three fumble recoveries in his final year…Had three sacks, caused two fumbles and made 13 tackles in a game…Grew two inches and added 40 pounds between his junior and senior seasons…Married.

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JOE HALL 33 FB BORN: 11/3/79 6-2 280 RAIDERS: 1 NFL: 2 COLLEGE: KANSAS STATE Kansas City, 2005. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in April, 2006. PRO: Signed by Raiders during offseason…2005: With Kansas City Chiefs during training camp after playing in NFL Europe…Released by Chiefs after spending time on injured reserve list…2004: With Kansas City, released prior to start of season…2003: Spent preseason and training camp with Kansas City, released prior to start of regular season…Re-joined Chiefs as member of the practice squad…2002: Originally signed by St. Louis as an undrafted rookie free agent, but waived prior to the season. COLLEGE: Saw duty in 19 games in two seasons at Kansas State after beginning his college career at Palomar (Calif.)…Compiled 160 carries for 864 yards (5.4 avg.) and nine TDs for the Wildcats…Played in 10 games, rushing 39 times for 251 yards (6.4) with three TDs as a senior…Did not play football in 2000…Appeared in nine games, carrying the ball 121 times for a team-high 613 yards (5.1) with six TDs as a sophomore…Selected the California Offensive Player of the Year, first team All-America and All-Mission as a sophomore at Palomar, when he rushed for 1,760 yards and 24 TDs…Gained 833 yards as a freshman…Named second team all-state and the Mission Conference Offensive Player of the Year…Majored in Humanities and English. PERSONAL: Three-year letterman at Artesia High School in Lakewood, Calif.…Two- time All-Suburban League selection and was named first team All-California Interscholastic Foundation during his senior year…Scored 30 touchdowns his senior year…Also lettered four times in basketball, earning first team All-CIF honors and was a three-time first team All-Suburban League player. BOBBY HAMILTON 98 DE BORN: 7/1/71 6-5 285 RAIDERS: 3 NFL: 12 COLLEGE: SOUTHERN MISSISSIPPI Seattle 1994-95; New York Jets 1996-99; New England 2000-03. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in May, 2004. PRO: Experienced, physical defensive end regarded as one of the premier run- stopping defensive ends in the National Football League…Has played in 148 league games with 102 starts in 11 pro seasons…Won two Super Bowls as a member of the New England Patriots…Has recorded 18.5 career sacks, two forced fumbles, six fumble recoveries and an interception…2005: Played in 14 contests with 13 starts…Finished the year with 56 tackles (50 solo), one sack for a five-yard loss, four passes defensed, one forced fumble and two fumble recoveries…Also contributed on special teams…Made his 100th career start in Week 15 against Cleveland (12/18)…(9/8) @ NE: Started at DE against his former team and record-

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ed four tackles (two)…Served as a defensive captain for the game…(9/18) vs. KC: Started at DE and contributed three solo tackles and one pass defensed…(9/25) @ PHI: Started at DE and had two passes defensed…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at DE, registering five tackles (four)…(10/16) vs. SD: Started at DE and contributed two solo tackles…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at DE and also contributed on special teams…(10/30) @ TN: Started at DE and registered five tackles — all solo stops…Recovered a fumble and returned it eight yards…Inactive for next two games…(11/20) @ WAS: Returned at DE, recording three solo tackles and one fumble recovery…(11/27) vs. MIA: Started at DE and registered seven tackles, all of them solo…(12/4) @ SD: Started at DE, recording five solo tackles, one sack for a loss of five yards, and one forced fumble…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at DE and registered six total tackles, four of them solo…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started 100th game of career at DE, recording a pair of solo tackles…(12/24) @ DEN: Started at DE, tallying six solo tackles and assisting on another…(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at DE, tying a season-high with seven solo tackles…Also had one pass defensed…2004: Played in all 16 league games in his first season with the Silver and Black, starting 15 at DE…Tallied 57 tackles (27), three passes defensed and 1.5 sacks for 9.5 yards in losses…(9/12) @ PIT: Started at DE in his first game with the Raiders, making three tackles…(9/19) vs. BUF: Started at DE, making four tackles and shared a sack for a one-yard loss…(9/26) vs. TB: Started at DE…(10/3) @ HOU: Played at DE, making four tackles…(10/10) @ IND: Started at DE and recorded seven tackles…(10/17) vs. DEN: Started at DE, making three tackles…(10/24) vs. NO: Started at DE, recording five tackles and one pass defensed…(10/31) @ SD: Started at DE, making five tackles…(11/7) @ CAR: Started at DE, making one tackle…(11/21) vs. SD: Started at DE, recording three tackles and two passes defensed…(11/28) @ DEN: Started at DE, making five tackles…Also played on special teams…(12/5) vs. KC: Started at DE, making four tackles…Also played on special teams…(12/12) @ ATL: Started at DE, making one tackle…Also played on special teams…(12/19) vs. TEN: Started at DE, making two tackles…Also played on special teams…(12/25) @ KC: Started at DE, making four tackles… Recorded his first solo sack of the season for a nine-yard loss in the third quarter…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Started at DE, making six tackles (four)…Also played on special teams…2003: Started in all 16 league games, including Super Bowl XXXVIII for the New England Patriots at DE…Had 46 tackles and three passes defensed…(9/7) @ BUF: Started at DE, making four stops…(9/14) @ PHI: Started at DE, making one stop…(9/21) vs. NYJ: Started at DE, making four tackles…(9/29) @ WAS: Started at DE and made one tackle…(10/5) vs. TN: Started at DE, making three stops…(10/12) vs. NYG: Started at DE, making three tackles…(10/19) @ MIA: Started at DE, making a season-high five stops…(10/26) vs. CLE: Started at DE, making three stops…(11/3) @ DEN: Started at DE, making three stops…(11/16) vs. DAL: Started at DE, making two stops…(11/23) @ HOU: Started at DE, making three stops…(11/30) @ IND: Started at DE, making three stops…(12/7) vs. MIA: Started at DE, making one tackle…(12/14) vs. JAX: Started at DE, making two tackles…(12/20) @ NYJ: Started at DE, making two stops…(12/27) vs. BUF: Started at DE, making three stops…Postseason: Started in all three playoff games for New England, including Super Bowl XXXVIII…2002: Started in 15 league games at DE for New England…Finished the season with 55 tackles, two sacks, one interception and two passes defensed…(9/9) vs. PIT: Did not suit up…(9/15) @ NYJ: Started at DE, making three stops and one sack…(9/22) vs. KC: Started at DE, making eight tackles…(9/29) @ SD: Started at DE, making three stops…(10/6) @ MIA: Started at DE, making four stops and had one pass defensed…(10/13) vs. GB: Started at DE, making four stops…(10/27) vs. DEN: Started at DE, making four tackles…(11/3) @ BUF: Started at DE…(11/10) @ CHI: Started at DE, making one stop…(11/17) @ OAK: Started at DE, making one stop…(11/24) vs. MIN: Started at DE…(11/28) @ DET: Started at DE, making one stop and the first interception of his career…(12/8)

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vs. BUF: Started at DE, making one stop…(12/16) @ TN: Started at DE, making seven tackles…(12/22) vs. NYJ: Started at DE, making seven tackles…(12/29) vs. MIA: Started at DE, making three tackles…2001: Played in all 16 league games with 15 starts at DE and DT…Finished the season with 52 tackles, five passes defensed, a fumble recovery and seven sacks to lead the Patriots and set a new career high…(9/9) @ CIN: Started at DE, making one stop…(9/23) vs. NYJ: Started at DE, making eight tackles…(9/30) vs. IND: Started at DE, making four stops…(10/7) @ MIA: Started at DE, making three stops…(10/14) vs. SD: Started at DE, making five tackles…(10/21) @ IND: Started at DE, posting four stops, two sacks and one fumble recovery…(10/28) @ DEN: Started at DE, making one stop…(11/4) @ ATL: Started at DE, making one tackle and one sack…(11/11) vs. BUF: Played at DE, making one tackle and a half-sack…(11/18) vs. STL: Started at DE, making three stops…(11/25) vs. NO: Started at DE, making one stop and one pass defensed…(12/2) @ NYJ: Started at DE, making five tackles and a half- sack…(12/9) vs. CLE: Started at DE, making four tackles…(12/16) @ BUF: Started at DE, making three tackles…(12/22) vs. MIA: Started at DE, making four tackles and one sack…(1/6/02) @ CAR: Started at DE, posting two passes defensed…2000: Started in all 16 league games at DE, making a career-high 79 tackles, including 1.5 sacks…His 79 tackles led all NFL defensive linemen on the season…Also recovered a fumble and had five passes defensed…(9/3) vs. TB: Started at DE, making five tackles…(9/11) @ NYJ: Started at DE…(9/24) @ MIA: Started at DE, making six stops…(10/15) vs. NYJ: Started at DE and made a season-high 10 stops…(12/10) @ CHI: Started at DE, making seven tackles and one sack…(12/17) @ BUF: Started at DE, making five stops…1999: Played in seven league games for the Jets at DE…Made a total of 11 tackles and added four more on special teams…(9/19) @ BUF: Made a season-high three tackles…(10/3) @ DEN: Tied his season high with three tackles…1998: Played in all 16 league games with one start for the Jets…Made 27 tackles on the year…(9/6) @ SF: Played at DE, making two tackles…(9/13) vs. BAL: Played at DE, making four stops…(10/11) @ STL: Played at DE, posting a season-high six tackles…(10/25) vs. ATL: Played at DE, making two stops…(12/27) vs. NE: Played at DE, making three stops…1997: Played in 16 league games at DE for the Jets, recording 24 tackles, one sack and three passes defensed…Also played on special teams…(8/31) @ SEA: Made two stops…(9/7) vs. BUF: Played at DE, making one stop…(9/21) @ OAK: Played at DE, making two stops…(10/5) vs. IND: Played at DE, posting one tackle and one sack…(10/12) vs. MIA: Played at DE, making two stops…(10/19) vs. NE: Played at DE, making two tackles…(12/7) vs. IND: Played at DE, making a season-high four tackles…1996: Played in 15 games with 11 starts for the Jets at DE…Finished second on the team in sacks with 4.5…Had 57 tackles, two passes defensed, two fumble recoveries and one forced fumble…Started the season on the practice squad before being signed to the 53-man roster…(9/8) vs. IND: Saw first NFL action, making two stops…(9/15) @ MIA: Played at DE, making three tackles…(9/29) @ WAS: Made his first career start at DE, making two stops…(10/13) @ JAX: Started at DE, recording eight tackles, two sacks and a forced fumble…(10/20) vs. BUF: Started at DE, making four stops…(12/1) vs. HOU: Started at DE, making a career-high 11 tackles and one pass defensed…(12/8) @ NE: Started at DE, posting four tackles and a sack…(12/22) vs. MIA: Started at DE, recording four tackles and one sack…Also played in NFL Europe, starting nine of 11 games for Amsterdam…Recorded 30 tackles and five sacks…1995: Spent training camp with Seattle before being released prior to the season opener…1994: Signed with Seattle as a rookie free agent (4/29), but suffered a knee injury in the team’s first preseason game and was placed on injured reserve. COLLEGE: A four-year letterman and two-year starter at Southern Mississippi… Finished his career with 173 tackles, 18 sacks and 18 tackles for a loss…Achieved

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career highs with 66 tackles and 14 tackles for a loss as a senior…Led the team with eight sacks as a senior, two off the school record. PERSONAL: Lettered in football as two-way lineman at East Marion High in Columbia, Miss….Also lettered in basketball as a forward and center and in track and field…Married with one daughter.

YEAR TEAM GP GS SACKS YDS FF FR INT 1994 SEA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1995 SEA 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1996 NYJ 15 11 4.5 15 1 2 0 1997 NYJ 16 0 1 2 0 0 0 1998 NYJ 16 1 0 0 0 0 0 1999 NYJ 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 2000 NE 16 16 1.5 4.5 0 1 0 2001 NE 16 15 7 41.5 0 1 0 2002 NE 16 15 2 7 0 0 1 2003 NE 16 16 0 0 0 0 0 2004 OAK 16 16 1.5 9.5 0 0 0 2005 OAK 14 13 1 5 1 2 0 NFL TOTALS 148 103 18.5 84.5 2 6 1

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 11, twice, last (10/12/02) vs. GB Sacks: 2, twice, last (10/21/01) @ IND Interceptions: 1 (11/28/02) @ DET ANTTAJ HAWTHORNE 77 DT BORN: 11/15/81 6-3 310 RAIDERS: 2 NFL: 2 COLLEGE: WISCONSIN Raiders 6th round pick in 2005.

PRO: Young defensive lineman who showed promise in limited action as a rookie…Played in two league games in his first professional season and recorded two tackles…2005: Spent the first 12 weeks of the season on the practice squad…Signed to the active roster (12/2) for the final five games of the year…Saw action in two contests and registered two tackles…(12/4) @ SD: Made his professional debut and played at DT…Inactive for next three weeks…(12/31) vs. NYG: Played at DT in the season finale and assisted on a pair of tackles…Sixth round selection by the Raiders (175th overall) in the 2005 Draft. COLLEGE: Regarded as one of the premier defensive tackles in the nation as a senior in 2004…Called “the best defensive lineman I’ve ever coached” by Wisconsin Head Coach Barry Alvarez…Played in 49 games and started 41 consecutive contests at defensive tackle for the Badgers…Finished his career with 201 tackles with 12 sacks for minus-51 yards, 42.5 stops for losses of 115 yards, 20 quarterback pressures, four fumble recoveries, two forced fumbles, an interception

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and four pass deflections…Three-time All-Big Ten selection, including being named to the first team following his junior and senior seasons…Third team All-American, consensus first team All-Big Ten selection and team captain as a senior in 2004…Started every game at DT and registered 42 tackles, six sacks for minus-30 yards, 11.5 tackles behind the line of scrimmage for 43 yards in losses and a quarterback pressure…Also intercepted a pass, recovered a fumble and batted down one pass…All-Big Ten Conference first team selection by the media following his junior season in 2003…Recipient of the team’s Jay Seiler Coaches Appreciation Award for improvement, attitude and willingness to help the program…Recorded a career-high 75 tackles with four sacks for minus-17 yards and five quarterback pressures in 2003…Led the team and ranked second in the conference with 20 stops for losses of 54 yards…Caused two fumbles and deflected a pass during junior campaign…As a sophomore in 2002, started every game at left defensive tackle and recorded 68 tackles, leading the team’s down linemen…Had two sacks for minus-14 yards and seven stops for losses of 13 yards…Recorded 12 quarterback pressures, ranking third on the team…Recovered two fumbles and deflected two passes…Played in 11 games, starting vs. Michigan and Minnesota at nose guard as a true freshman…Finished with 16 tackles, four stops for losses of five yards and a pair of quarterback pressures…Also recovered a fumble…African-American Studies major. PERSONAL: Born in New Haven, Conn. and attended Hamden (Conn.) High…Named to the USA Today and Reebok/ESPN first team All-American squad as a senior and was a member of Prep Star’s “Dream Team” and Super Prep’s first team All-American unit…Participated in the National High School All-Star Game in Dallas…Rated the ninth-best player in the country by Tom Lemming’s Prep Football Report (second-ranked defensive player)…All-state choice in each of his last three years…Registered 102 solo tackles, 17 sacks and seven forced fumbles as a senior…Closed out his career with more than 250 tackles, 38 stops behind the line of scrimmage, 30 sacks and 14 recovered fumbles. COREY HULSEY 71 G BORN: 7/26/77 6-4 325 RAIDERS: 3 NFL: 5 COLLEGE: CLEMSON Buffalo, 2000-02. Signed with the Raiders as a free agent in 2003.

PRO: Has been a valuable contributor on the offensive line and special teams in three seasons with the Silver and Black…Has played in 34 league games with 12 starts since entering the NFL in 1999 with Buffalo…2005: Played in 11 games as a reserve offensive lineman and on special teams…(9/8) @ NE: Contributed on special teams…Inactive for next three games…(10/16) vs. SD: Dressed, but did not play…(10/23) vs. BUF: Dressed, but did not play…(10/30) @ TN: Lined up as an extra TE in short yardage situations and played on special teams…(11/6) @ KC: Lined up as an extra TE in short yardage situations and played on special teams…(11/13) vs. DEN: Played on special teams…(11/20) @ WAS: Lined up at TE in short yardage situations…Also played on special teams…(11/27) vs. MIA: Played as an extra TE and also on special teams…(12/4) @ SD: Played on special teams…(12/11) @ NYJ: Played on special teams…(12/18) vs. CLE: Played as an

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extra TE and also on special teams…(12/24) @ DEN: Played as an extra TE and also contributed on special teams…(12/31) vs. NYG: Played as an extra TE and also on special teams…2004: Spent training camp with the Raiders before being released prior to start of the regular season…Re-signed and spent the final seven games on the active roster, playing in the final three…(12/19) vs. TEN: Saw first action of the year on special teams…(12/25) @ KC: Played on special teams…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Played at RG and on special teams…2003: Spent training camp with the Raiders before being released prior to start of the regular season…Re-signed with the team (12/2) and saw action in the final four games of the season…(12/7) @ PIT: Played on special teams…(12/14) vs. BAL: Played on special teams…(12/22) vs. GB: Played on special teams…(12/28) @ SD: Played on special teams…2002: In camp with the Bills and was released prior to the first regular season contest (9/1)…2001: Made NFL debut for the Bills by starting (9/9) vs. NO at RG…Played in all 16 regular season games, including 12 starts at RG…Allocated to NFL Europe by Buffalo…Started at OT for the Amsterdam Admirals…2000: Signed by Buffalo as a free agent (4/26) and spent the entire season on the practice squad…1999: Originally signed with Buffalo as an undrafted rookie free agent (4/23)…Spent training camp with Buffalo and released after the preseason. COLLEGE: Second team All-ACC selection following his junior season at Clemson…Left Clemson after just three years and starting all 11 games in 1998…Started 22 of his final 23 games…Saw action in five games as a true freshman in 1996…Majored in Parks, Recreation and Tourism Management. PERSONAL: Born in Gainesville, Ga.…Four-year letterman at North Hall High School and was ranked as the sixth-best offensive lineman entering the ACC in 1996…Played offensive and defensive line in high school and finished his senior season with 75 tackles, five sacks and three fumble recoveries…Also wrestled and won the state shot put title as a junior…Married. GRANT IRONS 96 LB BORN: 7/7/79 6-6 285 RAIDERS: 4 NFL: 5 COLLEGE: NOTRE DAME Buffalo, 2003. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in December, 2003. PRO: Physical young defender whose father also played for the Silver and Black…Has seen action at LB, DE and on special teams in three seasons with the Raiders…Has played in 39 league games with three starts and recorded 3.5 sacks…2005: Played in 15 games with one start, seeing action at DE and OLB…Recorded four tackles, including three solos…Also saw extensive action on special teams…(9/8) @ NE: Started at OLB in the season opener and recorded one solo tackle…(9/18) vs. KC: Played at OLB and on special teams…(9/25) @ PHI: Played at DE and LB and on special teams…(10/2) vs. DAL: Played at DE and also contributed on special teams…(10/16) vs. SD: Played at DE and also on special teams…(10/23) vs. BUF: Played at DE and also contributed on special teams…(10/30) @ TN: Played at LB and on special teams…(11/6) @ KC: Played at LB and DE, registering a pair of solo tackles…(11/13) vs. DEN: Played at DE and LB…(11/20) @ WAS: Played at both DE and LB…(11/27) vs. MIA: Played at both

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DE and LB…(12/4) @ SD: Played at DE and LB…(12/11) @ NYJ: Played at LB, assisting on one tackle…(12/18) vs. CLE: Played at LB and also on special teams…(12/24) @ DEN: Played at LB and also contributed on special teams…(12/31) vs. NYG: Inactive for the season finale…2004: Saw action in eight league games and started two contests, both against Kansas City…Registered 12 tackles (10 solo) on defense and one sack…(9/12) @ PIT: Played at OLB…(9/19) vs. BUF: Played at OLB…Inactive for next seven games…(11/21) vs. SD: Returned to action, playing at LB and on special teams…(11/28) @ DEN: Played at LB and on special teams…(12/5) vs. KC: Made first career start at DE and recorded two tackles and one pass defensed…Also played on special teams…(12/12) @ ATL: Played at DE and OLB, making three tackles…Also played on special teams…(12/19) vs. TEN: Played at OLB and DE, making three tackles…Pressured Tennessee QB into intentionally grounding the ball in the end zone, resulting in a safety to seal the victory…Also played on special teams…(12/25) @ KC: Started at OLB, making four tackles and recording his first sack of the season when he dropped Kansas City QB Trent Green for a two-yard loss in the fourth quarter…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Inactive for season finale…2003: Signed to active roster (12/18)…(12/22) vs. GB: Inactive…(12/28) @ SD: Suited up for the first time as a Raider, playing at DE…2002: Appeared in 15 league games for Buffalo…Finished the year with 2.5 sacks and 13 tackles…(9/3) vs. NYJ: Made his pro debut in season opener and recorded a sack…(10/13) @ HOU: Notched his second career sack with a six-yard takedown in the third quarter…(10/20) @ MIA: Had season- high three tackles and shared a sack in the fourth quarter…Signed with Buffalo in 2003 as an undrafted rookie free agent. COLLEGE: One of four Notre Dame captains for two straight seasons (2000- 01)…Was a fifth-year senior who returned to the Irish starting lineup in 2001 after shoulder surgery forced him to miss most of the 2000 schedule…Started six games in 2001 at DE…Starter at left DE in 1999…Started first 10 games at that spot for two seasons…A 2001 preseason second team All-America pick by Street & Smith’s…Played in 43 career games, making 26 starts at numerous positions on defense…Totaled 142 tackles (79) and 10 tackles before suffering broken leg…Irish starter at the rush outside linebacker position for the first five games of 1998…Played in nine games overall…One of six freshmen to earn a letter in 1997…Played in all 13 games in 1997, starting vs. Michigan State, Michigan and Stanford. PERSONAL: Attended The Woodlands High in The Woodlands, Texas, near Houston…USA Today first team All-America as a prep senior in 1996…Named national player of the year by Touchdown Club of Columbus (Ohio)…Received national Dial Scholar-Athlete Award, thanks to 3.87 grade-point average, as top male scholar-athlete in the country…Received Franklin D. Watkins Memorial Trophy, presented by the National Alliance of African-American Athletes, as the top male African-American high school scholar-athlete in the country…Led team in tackles each of his last three seasons…Three-time all-district and all-county pick…Three-time first team all-district in baseball as first baseman…Elected senior class president…Graduated in May 2001 from Notre Dame’s Mendoza College of Business, with major in management information systems…Enrolled in graduate school seeking a master’s degree in business management…Father, Gerald Sr., played for the Raiders from 1970-75 and with Cleveland from 1976-79…Brother of former Michigan All-America LB and captain Jarrett Irons…Another brother, Gerald Jr., played football at Nebraska as a lineman.

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SEBASTIAN JANIKOWSKI 11 K

BORN: 3/2/78 6-2 250 RAIDERS: 7 NFL: 7 COLLEGE: FLORIDA STATE Raiders 1st round pick in 2000.

PRO: Productive kicker who has led the team in scoring in each of his first six seasons…Has played in 93 league games and seven postseason contests, including Super Bowl XXXVII…Has scored in every game of his professional career…Owns the highest field goal percentage in Raiders history at 78.4…Has made 138 of 176 career field goal attempts and is 227 of 229 on extra point attempts…Has topped the century mark in scoring in four of his six professional seasons…641 career points ranks third in team history and is the most by any Raider player after six seasons with the club…Booted the longest field goal in club history, a 55-yarder, (11/2/03 @ DET)…Tied an NFL record with four field goals in one quarter (10/5/03 @ CHI)…Twice tied the team record for most field goals in a game, five (10/29/00 vs. DEN and 10/5/03 @ CHI)…Has kicked three or more field goals in a game 16 times and has booted four or more in a game six times…Named AFC Special Teams Player of the Month in September, 2001 and won AFC Special Teams Player of the Week following Week 9 of his rookie year in 2000 and after Week 4 of the 2005 season…Just the fifth kicker drafted in the first round in NFL history…2005: Played in all 16 games…Led the team in scoring for the sixth straight season, racking up 90 points…Connected on 20 of 30 field goal attempts and was perfect on 30 extra points…Kicked off 70 times and put 22 in the end zone with 11 touchbacks…Named AFC Special Teams Player of the Week for Week 4 when he was perfect on four field goal attempts and accounted for 13 of the team’s 19 points in a 19-13 victory over Dallas (10/2)…Made at least three field goals in three games…(9/8) @ NE: Kicked off four times, putting one into the end zone… Connected on both extra point attempts…Missed only field goal attempt from 43 yards…(9/18) vs. KC: Kicked off four times…Also hit both extra point attempts and was one-for-two on field goal tries, connecting from 29 yards in the second quarter…(9/25) @ PHI: Kicked off five times, putting three in the end zone with one touchback…Also converted on both extra points and made two of four field goals, connecting from 28 and 26 yards…(10/2) vs. DAL: Made all four field goal attempts, including two of over 40 yards in the fourth quarter to put the Raiders up, 19-13, including a season-long 49-yarder…Connected on only extra point attempt…Also kicked off six times, putting five in the end zone, four of which were touchbacks…Earned AFC Special Teams Player of the Week honors for his efforts…(10/16) vs. SD: Converted both extra point attempts…(10/23) vs. BUF: Made only field goal attempt from 25 yards…Converted on all five extra point attempts…Also kicked off seven times, placing one in the end zone…(10/30) @ TN: Connected on both field goal attempts (22 and 32 yards) and was perfect on four extra points…Kicked off seven times, putting six into the end zone with four touchbacks…(11/6) @ KC: Was perfect on three field goal attempts, hitting from 32, 49 and 48 yards, all in the first half…Kicked off six times…His “pooch” kicks helped limit Kansas City return specialist Dante Hall to just 15.8 yards per return…(11/13) vs. DEN: Kicked off four times, putting one in the end zone for a touchback…Also hit a 40-yard field goal in the fourth quarter and made both extra point attempts…(11/20) @ WAS: Kicked the game-winning field goal from 19

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yards out in the fourth quarter to put the Raiders up by three points…Also connected on extra point attempt and two other field goals, one from 30 yards and another from 25 yards…Kicked off five times, putting one in the end zone for a touchback…(11/27) vs. MIA: Kicked off five times, putting three in the end zone…Also connected on all three extra point attempts…(12/4) @ SD: Kicked off three times, putting one in the end zone…Hit a 37-yard field goal to score the first points of the game in the first quarter…Also converted only extra point attempt…(12/11) @ NYJ: Connected on a 42-yard field goal attempt in the second quarter and on only extra point try after WR Jerry Porter’s fourth quarter touchdown…Also kicked off three times…(12/18) vs. CLE: Connected on only extra point try…Also kicked off twice…(12/24) @ DEN: Connected on a 43-yard field goal for the team’s only score of the day in the fourth quarter…Also kicked off twice…(12/31) vs. NYG: Converted all three extra point attempts…Also kicked off four times…2004: Played in all 16 games…Led the team in scoring for the fifth consecutive year and topped the century mark in scoring for the fourth time in five years, finishing with 106 points…Tallied the 100th field goal of his career against Tampa Bay (9/26) when he drilled a 39-yarder in the third quarter…Recorded the most accurate season of his career, connecting on 89.3 percent of his field goal attempts (25 of 28), while going 31 of 32 on extra points…Kicked off 76 times, putting 27 into the end zone with 12 resulting in touchbacks…Nailed a 19-yard field goal at Carolina (11/7) with nine seconds left to win the game…Also booted a game-winning field goal against Buffalo (9/19), connecting from 33 yards out to put the Raiders ahead with 2:27 remaining in the contest…(9/12) @ PIT: Connected on field goals of 28 and 38 yards and made only extra point attempt…Kicked off five times…(9/19) vs. BUF: Connected on field goals of 21 and 33 yards and made only extra point attempt…33-yard FG with 2:27 remaining in the game proved to be the game-winner…Also recorded one tackle…(9/26) vs. TB: Was good on three of four field goal attempts, connecting from 23, 40 and 39 yards, and was perfect on three extra points…Kicked off seven times, putting three in the end zone with one touchback…(10/3) @ HOU: Made one of two field goal attempts, missing a 35-yarder, before connecting on a 50-yard attempt and was perfect on two extra point attempts…Kicked off four times, placing one in the end zone…(10/10) @ IND: Was perfect on two extra point attempts…Kicked off three times, putting two in the end zone with one touchback…(10/17) vs. DEN: Made his only field goal attempt, a 35-yarder…Kicked off twice, putting one into the end zone for a touchback…(10/24) vs. NO: Scored a season-high 14 points, going four-for-four on field goals and two-for-two on extra points…Connected from 28, 42, 44 and 40 yards…Kicked off seven times and put three in the end zone with two touchbacks…(10/31) @ SD: Was perfect on two extra point attempts and put all three kickoffs into the end zone with one touchback…(11/7) @ CAR: Perfect on two field goal attempts, connecting from 26 yards in the first quarter and on a game-winning 19-yarder with just six seconds left in the game…Made all three extra point attempts…Kicked off six times, putting one in the end zone…(11/21) vs. SD: Connected on a 31-yard field goal, his only attempt of the game…Was perfect on two PAT attempts…Kicked off four times, putting two into the end zone with one resulting in a touchback…(11/28) @ DEN: Kicked off five times, putting two into the end zone with one touchback…Missed on a 48-yard field goal attempt and connected on one of two extra point attempts…(12/5) vs. KC: Connected on field goals of 27 and 36 yards and was perfect on three extra point attempts…Kicked off six times, putting two into the end zone with one touchback…(12/12) @ ATL: Connected on a season-long 52-yard field goal attempt in the first quarter — his longest since making a career-long 55-yarder on 11/2/03 at Detroit…Also connected on only extra point attempt…Kicked off three times, placing one in the end zone…(12/19) vs. TEN: Connected on his only field goal attempt of the game from 42 yards out in the fourth quarter and was perfect on five extra point

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attempts…Kicked off seven times, putting a season-high four into the end zone with two kicks resulting in touchbacks…(12/25) @ KC: Went three-for-three on field goal attempts, connecting from 40, 45 and 46 yards…The 46-yarder put the Raiders ahead, 30-28, with just 1:03 to play in the game…Was perfect on three extra point attempts…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Was perfect on two field goal attempts, connecting from 35 yards out in the first quarter and again from 27 yards on the last play of the first half…Kicked off three times…2003: Played in all 16 league games and led the team in scoring for the fourth consecutive season with 94 points…Converted 88 percent (22 of 25) of field goal attempts…Connected on a career high and franchise record 55-yard field goal at Detroit (11/2)…Tied career and franchise single-game highs with five FGs at Chicago (10/5)…(9/7) @ TEN: Converted on two FG attempts, both from 47 yards…Kicked off five times with two going into the end zone with one touchback…(9/14) vs. CIN: Converted all three FG attempts from 26, 39 and 40 yards, including the game-winner…Kicked off six times with two going into the end zone and one touchback…(9/22) @ DEN: Converted on only FG attempt of the game from 41 yards…Kicked off three times with two going into the end zone for touchbacks…(9/28) vs. SD: Converted both FG attempts from 23 and 46, the game-winner…Kicked off seven times with two going into the end zone and one touchback…(10/5) @ CHI: Converted on five of six FG attempts, tying a personal best for field goals made and attempts…Made field goals from 32, 33, 36, 39 and 49 yards with one blocked…Kicked off six times with four going into the end zone with one touchback…Had first missed PAT of his career following 147 straight…(10/12) @ CLE: Converted on lone PAT and kicked off twice with one going into the end zone…(10/20) vs. KC: Converted on only FG attempt from 27 yards and one PAT…Kicked off three times…(11/2) @ DET: Converted two of three FG attempts from 24 and a franchise-record 55…Kicked off three times and made lone PAT…(11/9) vs. NYJ: Converted only FG attempt from 22 yards…Kicked off six times with one going into the end zone for a touchback…(11/16) vs. MIN: Missed lone FG attempt from 52 yards…Kicked off five times with one going into the end zone…(11/23) @ KC: Converted on only FG attempt from 41 yards…Made all three PATs and kicked off five times…(11/30) vs. DEN: Connected on both FG attempts from 46 and 48 yards…Kicked off three times with one going into the end zone…(12/7) @ PIT: Did not attempt a FG, making one PAT…Kicked off twice with one going into the end zone…(12/14) vs. BAL: Made both FG attempts from 23 and 37 yards…Made both PATs while kicking off five times with one going into the end zone…(12/22) vs. GB: Kicked off twice and made only PAT of the game…(12/28) @ SD: Converted both PATs…Kicked off three times…2002: Played in all 16 league games while leading the team in scoring for the third straight season with 128 points, second-highest in team history behind Jeff Jaeger, who had 132 points in 1993…The 128-point performance ranked first in the AFC and was tied for fourth in the NFL…Posted career highs in field goal attempts with 33 and field goals made with 26…Also set career highs in kickoffs (97), kickoffs into the end zone (48) and touchbacks (22)…The 22 touchbacks ranked first in the NFL…Finished the season by making 18 of his last 20 FG attempts…(9/8) vs. SEA: Converted on only FG attempt, a 27-yarder…Had six kickoffs with three going into the end zone and two touchbacks…Connected on all four PATs…(9/15) @ PIT: Connected on three of four FG attempts from 27, 41 and 45 while missing from 46…Had seven kickoffs with four going into the end zone…Made all three PATs…(9/29) vs. TN: Converted on lone FG attempt from 28 yards…Had nine kickoffs with seven going into the end zone and six for touchbacks…Made all seven PATs…(10/6) @ BUF: Had eight kickoffs with six going into the end zone and five touchbacks…(10/13) @ STL: Converted on two of three FG attempts from 32 and 45 while missing from 35…Had four kickoffs with two going into the end zone…(10/20) vs. SD: Had five kickoffs with one going into the end zone for a touchback…Made all three PATs and missed two FG attempts…(10/27)

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@ KC: Connected on one of two field goals from 32 yards and had a 44-yard attempt blocked, the first block of his career…Kicked off three times with two going into the end zone…(11/3) vs. SF: Connected on both FG attempts from 23 and 42…Had six kickoffs with two going into the end zone and one touchback…(11/11) @ DEN: Converted on both FG attempts from 32 and 47 yards…Made all three PATs with the fourth PAT not being an attempt as it was mis- handled and he attempted to run it in for a two-point conversion…Had seven kickoffs with four going into the end zone with one touchback…(11/17) vs. NE: Converted on two of three FG attempts from 28 and 39 yards and had one blocked from 49 yards…Had six kickoffs with one going into the end zone…Made all three PATs…(11/24) @ AZ: Converted on both field goal attempts from 37 and 51 and all five PATs…Had eight kickoffs with four going into the end zone and one touchback…Also had one tackle…(12/2) vs. NYJ: Converted on all four FG attempts from 23, 29, 36 and 48 yards…Made both PATs…Kicked off seven times with two going into the end zone…(12/8) @ SD: Converted on two of three FG attempts from 20 and 51, tying a season-long, while missing from 49…Kicked off six times with four going into the end zone and two touchbacks to bring his total to an NFL season-high 19 on the season…Made all three PATs…(12/15) @ MIA: Converted all three FG attempts from 26, 38 and 45 yards…Kicked off five times with two going into the end zone…Made only PAT…(12/22) vs. DEN: Converted four PATs and kicked off five times with two going into the end zone with one touchback…(12/28) vs. KC: Converted sole FG attempt from 27 yards out and all three PATs…Postseason: (1/12) vs. NYJ: Converted three of four field goal attempts from 29, 31 and 34 yards in AFC Divisional Playoffs…Made all three PATs and kicked off seven times with none going into the end zone…(1/19) vs. TEN: Connected on both field goal attempts from 32 and 43 yards…Made all five PATs in the AFC Championship Game…Kicked off seven times with no touchbacks…Super Bowl XXXVII (1/26) vs. TB: Made only field goal attempt from 40 yards…Kicked off five times with one going into the end zone and one touchback…2001: Played in 15 games, missing the final regular season contest…Had 111 points to lead the team for the second straight season…Connected on 23 of 28 field goal attempts on the season…The 23 field goals were the most made since 1996 (Cole Ford, 24)…Converted on 11 of 12 attempts…Made at least two field goals in seven contests…Made at least three field goals in three games and four field goals in two games…Converted all 42 PATs to rank first in the AFC and fourth in the NFL… His 82 kickoffs tied for second in the AFC and third in the NFL…Of the 82 kickoffs, 23 were 70-plus yards to rank third in the AFC and fifth in the NFL…Had 12 touchbacks, which tied for second-most in the NFL…Ranked fourth in the AFC and eighth in the NFL in touchback percentage (14.6)…Finished third in the AFC and tied for fifth in the NFL in kickoffs that reached the end zone with 23…Finished with 11 opponent possessions starting inside the opponents 20-yard line to rank second in the AFC and tied for third in the NFL…(9/9) @ KC: Connected on all four field goal attempts from 43, 42, 36 and 31 yards with 15 seconds remaining in the game for the win…(9/23) @ MIA: Connected on all three field goal attempts from 42, 25 and 45 yards…Connected on all eight field goal attempts and six PATs in September to win AFC Special Teams Player of the Month honors…(10/14) @ IND: Converted on three of four field goal attempts, missing a 59-yarder that ties his longest field goal attempt and second-longest attempt in Raiders history…Connected on field goals from 39, 42 and 37 yards with 2:22 remaining in the game to extend the lead for the win…(12/15) @ SD: Made both field goal attempts from 20 and 31 yards with 1:11 remaining in the game for the win…Postseason: (1/12/02) vs. NYJ: Connected on all three field goal attempts from 21, 41 and 45 yards in AFC Wild Card Game…Had eight kickoffs with no touchbacks in the game…Also made one tackle…Made all four PATs…(1/19/02) @ NE: Connected on both field goals from 38 and 45 yards in AFC Divisional

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Playoff Game…Had five kickoffs with no touchbacks…Made only PAT in the game…2000: Had a team-high 112 points to rank fifth in the AFC and ninth in the NFL…The 112 points were the most scored by a Raider since 1993 (Jaeger, 132)…Had 83 kickoffs with 23 going into the end zone and 14 touchbacks, second-best in the NFL…Connected on 22 of 32 field goals to rank ninth in the AFC…Tied for first in the AFC by making a then-career long 54-yard field goal…Connected on all 46 PATs to rank second in the AFC and NFL…The 43 PATs were the most by a Raider since 1983 (Chris Bahr, 51)…(9/10) @ IND: Had seven kickoffs, all going into the end zone with a season-high three touchbacks…Also made his first career field goal from 24 yards out…(10/15) @ KC: Had five kickoffs with one touchback…Also connected on two of four field goal attempts, including the game-winner from 43 yards…(10/29) @ SD: Connected on five field goals tying Jaeger’s franchise record…Converted on a 54-yard field goal to tie George Fleming (10/1/61) and Jaeger (10/4/92) for the old franchise record…Also connected on a 24-yarder to win the game…Postseason: (1/6/01) vs. MIA: Connected on two of three field goals from 33 and 36 yards in the AFC Divisional Playoff Game…Also had six kickoffs, four going into the end zone and one touchback…(1/14/01) vs. BAL: Connected on one field goal from 24 yards in AFC Championship Game…Selected by the Raiders in the first round (17th overall) of the 2000 Draft. COLLEGE: In only three seasons, finished Florida State career ranked second on the school’s career record list in scoring with 324 points…In 1999, consensus All- American and All-Atlantic Coast Conference first team selection…Recipient of the Lou Groza Award, given to the nation’s top kicking specialist…Led the team in scoring with 116 points, the third-highest season total in school history…Connected on 23 of 30 field goals and all 47 extra point attempts…His 23 field goals rank behind his 1998 school season record of 27…Against North Carolina State, connected on field goals from 30, 47, 22, 31 and 47 yards and had three PATs…His five field goals tied the school game record, first set by Bill Capece vs. Pittsburgh in 1980 and matched his own mark set vs. Maryland in 1998…As sophomore, winner of the Lou Groza Award…Named All-American by the Associated Press, Football Writer’s Association and Football News…First team All-ACC pick…Set school and ACC records for field goals in a season with 27…Made 27 of his 32 attempts (84.4 percent)…Set the ACC and Florida State season kick scoring record with 123 points, which also ranks second on the FSU all-time season scoring list…Led the nation with an average of 2.25 field goals per game…Against Duke, made a career-high eight PATs to go with 35 and 40-yard field goals…As freshman in 1997, led the Seminoles in scoring with 85 points…Began the season as the starter on kickoffs…Made 16 of 21 field goals and converted 37 of 39 extra points…Ranked sixth in the nation with 1.45 field goals per game and 30th with 7.64 points per game…His 56-yarder set a school record…General Studies major. PERSONAL: Played football only in his senior season at Seabreeze High in Daytona Beach, Fla….Was 31 of 31 on extra points and 9 of 15 on field goals…Nailed a career-long 60-yarder against Palatka, which was also the second longest field goal in state history…Also hit field goals from 56, 53 and 51 yards…Had just two kickoffs returned and 80 percent went through the end zone…First team All-USA selection by USA Today and also earned All-American accolades…Selected to play in the Florida-Georgia All-Star Game…Listed as the state’s top kicking prospect on the Florida Times-Union Super 75…Scored a state record 69 goals as a senior for the school’s soccer team….Former member of the Polish national under-17 soccer team…Turned down various soccer contract offers in South America to enroll at Florida State.

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SCORING YEAR TEAM GP FG FGA PCT LG BLK XP XPA PCT BLK POINTS 2000 OAK 14 22 32 68.8 54 0 46 46 100.0 0 112 2001 OAK 15 23 28 82.1 52 1 42 42 100.0 0 111 2002 OAK 16 26 33 78.8 51 2 50 50 100.0 0 128 2003 OAK 16 22 25 88.0 55 1 28 29 96.6 0 94 2004 OAK 16 25 28 89.3 52 0 31 32 96.9 0 106 2005 OAK 16 20 30 66.7 49 1 30 30 100.0 0 90 NFL TOTALS 93 138 176 78.4 55 5 227 229 99.1 0 641

FIELD GOALS YEAR TEAM 1-19 PCT 20-29 PCT 30-39 PCT 40-49 PCT 50+ PCT 2000 OAK 1/1 100.0 6/6 100.0 6/7 85.7 8/14 57.1 1/4 25.0 2001 OAK 0/0 0.0 7/7 100.0 9/10 90.0 6/9 66.7 1/2 50.0 2002 OAK 0/0 0.0 10/11 90.9 7/8 87.5 7/12 58.3 2/2 100.0 2003 OAK 0/0 0.0 6/6 100.0 6/6 100.0 9/10 90.0 1/3 33.3 2004 OAK 1/1 100.0 7/7 100.0 7/8 87.5 8/10 80.0 2/2 100.0 2005 OAK 1/1 100.0 7/8 87.5 5/6 83.3 7/12 58.3 0/3 0.0 NFL TOTALS 3/3 100.0 43/45 95.6 40/45 88.9 45/67 67.2 7/16 43.8

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Kickoffs: 9 (9/29/02) vs. TN In End Zone: 7, twice, last (9/29/02) vs. TN Touchbacks: 6 (9/29/02) vs. TN Field Goals Made: 5, twice, last (10/5/03) @ CHI Field Goals Attempted: 6, twice, last (10/5/03) @ CHI Longest Field Goal Made: 55 (11/2/03) @ DET Longest Field Goal Attempt: 61 (12/4/05) @ SD

2006 GAME-BY-GAME STATISTICS OPPONENT FGA FGM 10-19 20-29 30-3940-49 50-59 60+ PATS 9/8 @ NE 1 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-0 0-0 2-2 9/18 KC 2 1 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 2-2 9/25 @ PHI 4 2 0-0 2-2 0-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 2-2 10/2 DAL 4 4 0-0 1-1 1-1 2-2 0-0 0-0 1-1 10/16 SD 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 2-2 10/23 BUF 1 1 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 5-5 10/30 @ TN 2 2 0-0 1-1 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 4-4 11/6 @ KC 3 3 0-0 0-0 1-1 2-2 0-0 0-0 0-0 11/13 DEN 2 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-2 0-0 0-0 2-2 11/20 @ WAS 4 3 1-1 1-1 1-1 0-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 11/27 MIA 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-3 12/4 @ SD 2 1 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-1 1-1 12/11 @ NYJ 2 1 0-0 0-1 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 1-1 12/18 CLE 2 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-1 0-1 0-0 1-1 12/24 @ DEN 1 1 0-0 0-0 0-0 1-1 0-0 0-0 0-0 12/31 NYG 0 0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 0-0 3-3 TOTAL 30 20 1-1 7-8 5-6 7-12 0-2 0-1 30-30

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LANCE JOHNSTONE 51 DE BORN: 6/11/73 6-5 250 RAIDERS: 6 NFL: 11 COLLEGE: TEMPLE Oakland, 1996-00; Minnesota, 2001-05. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in April, 2006. PRO: Talented defensive end with excellent speed and explosion now in his second stint with the Silver and Black…His 70.0 career sacks ranks sixth all-time among active players in the NFL entering the 2006 season...Has played in 155 league games with 80 starting nods…Has scored five touchdowns during career on fumble and interception returns…2005: Active for 15 league games for Vikings…Logged 7.5 sacks, including a season-high two against Detroit (11/26)…Also tallied 30 tackles (18 solo)…Moved into 10th place in Vikings history for forced fumbles by a defensive lineman with nine…2004: Ranked second on Vikings with 11.0 sacks, matching his career high set in 1998…Served as a defensive team captain…Played in all 16 games for the fourth consecutive season and saw time in both playoff games…Started lone game of the season vs. Seattle (12/12)…Tied career high with three sacks vs. Detroit (11/21)…Had two sacks vs. N.Y. Giants (10/31)…Set career high with five forced fumbles during the season…Had sacks in three consecutive games: vs. Chicago (9/26), at Houston (10/10) and New Orleans (10/17) …Had sacks in back-to-back games at Chicago (12/5) and vs. Seattle (12/12)…Had season best six tackles against Green Bay (12/24) along with a sack and a forced fumble…2003: Played in all 16 games…Finished second on the team and sixth in the NFC with 10.0 sacks…Was fourth with 16 QB hurries and also recorded 25 tackles, six passes defensed and two forced fumbles...Named NFC Defensive Player of the Week for his performance vs. Denver (10/19) after returning an interception 33 yards for a TD and recorded 1.5 sacks, three tackles, two passes defensed and a fumble recovery against the Broncos…The interception return for a TD was the fourth defensive TD of his career and the first by INT return…Recorded 1.5 sacks, four tackles and a pass defensed at Detroit (9/21)…Had 1.5 sacks vs. San Francisco (9/28)…Had a pair of tackles and shared a sack at St. Louis (11/30)…Posted a sack vs. Seattle (12/7) and added two tackles, a pass defensed and a tackle for a loss...Had a season-high 2.0 sacks and a forced fumble at Arizona (12/28)… 2002: Recorded a career-high 62 tackles on the season…Posted first career blocked FG at N.Y. Jets (10/20)…Added a sack, six tackles and a QB hurry in the game…Recorded seven tackles and a QB hurry vs. Carolina (9/22)…Posted five tackles for a loss and a season-high three QB hurries at New Orleans (12/15), his third multi-sack game with the Vikings and the sixth of his career…Recorded his first fumble recovery as a Viking vs. Miami (12/21) with two tackles and a QB hurry…2001: Ranked second on the team in sacks with 5.5, despite only starting five games…His 56 tackles were second among Vikings defensive linemen…Led the team with 22 QB hurries…Had first sack as Viking vs. Green Bay (10/21)…Led the defensive line with six tackles, a tackle for loss and a QB hurry in 2001 opener vs. Cardinals (9/9)…Had three tackles and a season-high five QB hurries vs. Detroit (10/14)…Posted four tackles and a pair of QB hurries at Tampa Bay (10/28)…Had five tackles and a QB hurry in his first game back in his hometown of Philadelphia (11/11) since his college days at Temple…2000: Started first nine games of the season before suffering a groin injury…Played in 14 games, missing games vs. Atlanta (11/26) and at Pittsburgh (12/3)…Had season-high four

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tackles vs. Denver (9/17) and at San Francisco (10/18)…Had two tackles, a sack and a forced fumble in season opener vs. San Diego (9/3)…Had three tackles and a sack in the last game at New Orleans (11/19) before a groin injury forced him to miss two games…1999: Started all 16 games at defensive end...Team leader in sacks for the second consecutive season with 10 for 68 yards...Posted double-digit sack performances for two straight seasons (1998 — 11 and 1999 — 10)...Totaled 52 tackles on the season and one interception...Also posted three passes defensed, five forced fumbles and one fumble recovery...Fumble recovery (12/19) vs. Tampa Bay was returned 13 yards for his third career touchdown...Best performance of the season came (12/26) at San Diego, where he posted four tackles, three sacks for 29 yards and two forced fumbles...Also posted three, five-tackle games during the season...1998: Started 15 games at defensive end for Raiders and led team in sacks with career-best 11, which tied for fourth in AFC...All 11 sacks came in an 11-game span, including string of eight consecutive games with at least one sack...Credited with second career touchdown during (10/25) contest vs. Cincinnati, as he returned fumble 40 yards for score...Totaled 55 tackles which ranked fifth on team and second among defensive linemen...Added three passes defensed, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery...Had two sacks during (9/20) contest vs. Denver along with six tackles...Also had six tackles (11/1) at Seattle and (11/29) vs. Washington...1997: Active for 14 games at defensive end...Started first six games before being sidelined due to injury...Returned to lineup after sitting out two games...Totaled 32 stops, 3.5 sacks, five passes defensed, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery...Credited with four tackles on opening day at Tennessee (8/31)...Also assisted on sack...Assisted on another sack the following week vs. Kansas City along with four stops, one pass defensed and a forced fumble which the Raider offense turned into a score three plays later...Posted a season-high five tackles (9/14) at Atlanta...Credited with two solo tackles, including one sack and a forced fumble (10/19) vs. Denver which resulted in a 65-yard return for a touchdown by Eric Turner...Returned to action after sitting out two games by posting two tackles, one sack and one pass defensed vs. New Orleans (11/9)...Credited with two tackles at Denver (11/24), including one fumble recovery...1996: Began rookie season as reserve defensive lineman before moving to the starting lineup at defensive end for final 10 games...Finished first pro season with 32 tackles, one sack, a pass defensed and a fumble recovery for a touchdown...Added two special teams tackles...Earned first career sack (10/13) against Detroit...Recorded a season-high five tackles and a pass defensed against Kansas City (12/9) ...Had four tackles and recovered a fumble in the end zone for his first career touchdown (12/15) at Denver...Raiders second round pick in the 1996 Draft (57th player taken). COLLEGE: Four-year letterman at Temple, spending first year as defensive lineman and last three seasons at linebacker...All-Big East Conference first team selection, starting 32 straight games...Owls captain for the second consecutive season in 1995...Left Temple as school’s all-time solo tackle leader with 288...Finished second in Big East with 152 tackles...Recorded 10 pass defenses and three sacks for losses of 22 yards...Recorded three interceptions during career at Temple...All-Big East in 1994...Ranked sixth in Big East in tackles with 114...Set Temple record with 15 solo tackles against Pittsburgh...Named second team All-Big East in 1993...Led team with 88 tackles...Recorded two sacks and four forced fumbles...Played in all 11 games as a freshman in 1992...Named third team freshman All-American by Football News...Recorded 74 tackles and a career-high nine sacks for losses totaling 76 yards...Redshirted in 1991. PERSONAL: Born in Philadelphia...Earned All-Scholastic, All-Public League, All- City and All-Southeastern Pennsylvania as senior at Germantown High in Philadelphia...Also earned All-Public League in track as sprinter…Married.

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YEAR TEAM GP GS SACKS INT YDS FF FR 1996 OAK 16 10 1 0001 1997 OAK 14 6 3.5 0021 1998 OAK 16 15 11 0021 1999 OAK 16 16 10 1151 2000 OAK 14 9 3.5 0020 2001 MIN 16 5 5.5 0020 2002 MIN 16 16 7 0001 2003 MIN 16 0 10 1131 2004 MIN 16 1 11 0050 2005 MIN 15 2 7.5 0000 NFL TOTALS 155 80 70 2 33 21 5

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 6 (12/24/04) vs. GB Sacks: 4 (12/25/05) @ BAL Forced Fumbles: 2 (12/26/99) @ SD Blocked FG: 1 (10/20/02) @ NYJ LaMONT JORDAN 34 RB BORN: 11/11/78 5-10 230 RAIDERS: 2 NFL: 6 COLLEGE: MARYLAND New York Jets, 2001-04. Signed by the Raiders as a free agent in March, 2005. PRO: Productive running back who emerged as one of the NFL’s premier dual threat backs in his first season with the Silver and Black…Has played in 76 career regular season league games with 14 starts and five postseason contests in five pro seasons…Has carried the ball 534 times for 2,302 yards (4.3 avg.) and 19 touchdowns…Caught 120 passes for 980 yards and three scores…Averaged better than 20 yards per return on 33 career kickoff returns…Postseason totals include 38 carries for 207 yards and two touchdowns and six receptions for 42 yards…2005: Started the first 14 games of the season before a toe injury sidelined him for the final two contests…Had a career year, surpassing his previous career totals in rushes, receptions, receiving yards and receiving touchdowns and nearly matching his previous career rushing yardage total…Turned in his first career 1,000-yard season, carrying the ball 272 times for 1,025 yards and nine touchdowns…Also caught 70 passes for 563 yards and a pair of scores…Was the only player in the NFL to rank in the top-20 in receptions, rushing yards, yards from scrimmage (1,588), first downs (86) and scoring (68 points)…1,025 rushing yards was the 10th-highest total in Raiders history…Tied the club single-game record with three rushing touchdowns against Buffalo and earned AFC Offensive Player of the Week honors in Week 7 (10/23)…Set new single-game career highs in rushing attempts (28) and yards (132), receptions (seven), receiving yards (69) and touchdowns (three)…Led the team in receptions at the time of his injury and was on pace to become the first player to lead the team in rushing and receptions since Hall of Famer Marcus Allen in 1987…(9/8) @ NE: Made first career start at RB and rushed 18 times for a game- high 70 yards with a long of 14 yards…Caught a team-high five passes for 40 yards

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with a long of 28…(9/18) vs. KC: Started at RB and recorded his first regular season touchdown as a Raider, finding the end zone on a one-yard run on the first play of the second quarter…Rushed 15 times for 59 yards with a long of 18…Also contributed 32 receiving yards on six catches…(9/25) @ PHI: Started at RB, leading the team with 19 yards on 16 carries…Also caught five passes for 53 yards, including an eight-yard reception for the Raiders first touchdown in the first quarter…The score was his first receiving touchdown since his rookie season (12/23/01 @ IND)…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at RB, leading the offense with 148 total yards from scrimmage…Had 126 rushing yards on 26 carries and 22 receiving yards on four catches…Recorded team’s only touchdown on a two-yard burst during the Raiders second possession of the game…(10/16) vs. SD: Started at RB, leading the offense with 94 total yards from scrimmage and two touchdowns…Rushed for 36 yards on 12 carries and caught six passes for 58 yards…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at RB, leading the offense in scoring with three rushing touchdowns…Recorded his fifth career 100-yard game, rushing for 122 yards on career-high 28 carries…Also caught four passes for 40 yards…Named AFC Offensive Player of the Week and FedEx Ground Player of the Week for his efforts…Three rushing touchdowns tied a team single- game record…(10/30) @ TN: Started at RB and carried the ball 20 times for 67 yards with a long gain of 20 yards…Caught five passes for a career-high 69 yards, including an 18-yard touchdown reception in the first quarter…(11/6) @ KC: Started at RB and carried the ball 19 times for 93 yards with a long of 13…Caught five balls for 25 yards…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at RB and rushed for 48 yards on 14 carries…Also caught a season-high seven passes for 60 yards with a long of 23…(11/20) @ WAS: Started at RB and carried the ball 27 times for 52 yards…Also caught five passes for 37 yards with a long of 18…(11/27) vs. MIA: Started at RB, rushing 23 times for 97 yards and two touchdowns…Recorded longest run of the season with a 26-yard gain in the fourth quarter…Also led the offense with seven receptions for 47 yards…(12/4) @ SD: Started at RB and ran the ball 15 times for 55 yards, averaging 3.7 yards per carry…Also caught two passes for 10 yards…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at RB, totaling 49 yards over 14 carries (3.5 yards per carry)…Also caught four passes for 30 yards…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started at RB, totaling a season-high 172 yards on offense…Rushed for a career-high 132 yards on 25 carries, surpassing the 1,000-yard mark for the season for the first time…Also caught five passes for 40 yards…Inactive for the last two games of the season…2004: Played in all 16 league games for the Jets at RB and on special teams…Rushed 93 times for 479 yards and a pair of scores…Caught 15 passes for 112 yards and returned 14 kicks for 284 yards…Had a memorable day in Week 8 against Miami (11/1), rushing for 115 yards on 14 carries and scoring a touchdown…Played his best football over the second half of the season, rushing for 299 yards in the team’s final eight games…(10/17) vs. SF: Rushed two times, gaining eight yards on his first carry, then going 17 yards for a score on the next play…(11/1) vs. MIA: Rushed 14 times for a career-best 115 yards, averaging over eight yards per carry, and scored his second touchdown of the season…Also caught a pass for 21 yards…(11/21) @ CLE: Carried the ball 18 times for 73 yards and caught a pass for an 11-yard gain…(12/5) vs. HOU: Rushed for 60 yards on 11 carries with a long of 20…(12/19) vs. SEA: Ran for 84 yards on 15 carries and ripped off a season-long 33-yard gain in the third quarter…Also caught two passes for 18 yards and returned a kickoff for an 11-yard gain…Postseason: (1/8/05) @ SD: Gained 50 yards on seven carries and caught three passes for 18 yards in the Jets overtime victory in the Wild Card Game…Set up game-winning field goal, rushing for 19, three and two yards on consecutive plays to put the ball on the Chargers 10-yard line…(1/15/05) @ PIT: Carried the ball five times for 30 yards and caught a pass for a six-yard gain in the AFC Divisional Playoff loss …2003: Played in all 16 league games at RB and on special teams…Gained 190 yards on 46 carries and scored four touchdowns…Caught 11 passes for 101 yards and returned 11 kicks

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for 209 yards (19.0)…Gained 188 of his 190 yards in the first 10 games of the season before a broken hand limited him to primarily special teams duty for the final six contests…(9/4) @ WAS: Scored the team’s first points of the season when he plunged into the end zone from one yard out in the first quarter…(10/12) vs. BUF: Carried the ball 10 times for 33 yards to help the team get its first win of the season…(10/19) @ HOU: Rushed seven times for 40 yards and his second touchdown of the season…(10/26) @ PHI: Scored for second consecutive game when he scored from four yards out to put the Jets up, 17-14, at the end of the third quarter…(11/9) @ OAK: Gained 69 yards on seven carries and scored a touchdown to spark a fourth quarter comeback…Touchdown was his fourth of the season, setting a new single-season high…Also broke free for a 39-yard gain in the third quarter, his longest gain of the season…2002: Played in 14 league games, rushing 84 times for 316 yards and three touchdowns…Caught 17 passes for 160 yards, both career highs, and returned five kicks for 112 yards…(9/8) @ BUF: Opened the season by rushing seven times for 32 yards with a long gain of 17…Also caught a pass for seven yards…(9/29) @ JAX: Carried the ball 12 times for 34 yards and caught three passes for 42 yards…(11/3) @ SD: Recorded his first career 100-yard game, rushing for 107 yards on 13 carries and a touchdown…Scored on a career-long 61-yard run in the fourth quarter…(11/17) @ DET: Gained 63 yards on 11 carries with a long of 17…Also caught a pass for 10 yards…(11/24) vs. BUF: Scored his second touchdown of the year in the second quarter on a one-yard plunge…(12/29) vs. GB: Scored a touchdown in the season finale, finding the end zone from three yards, his third scoring run of the year…Postseason: (1/4/03) vs. IND: Registered his first career postseason 100-yard rushing game, leading the team with 102 yards on 20 carries, and scored a pair of touchdowns…Also caught one pass for nine yards in the Jets 41-0 Wild Card Playoff victory…(1/12/03) @ OAK: Rushed twice for three yards and averaged 13.7 yards on three kick returns in the AFC Divisional Playoff…2001: Played in all 16 games as a rookie at RB and on special teams…Gained 292 yards on 39 carries and scored one touchdown…Caught seven passes for 44 yards and a score and returned three kickoffs for 62 yards…(9/9) vs. IND: Made his professional debut in the season opener and rushed for 17 yards on three carries…(10/21) vs. STL: Carried the ball four times for 34 yards with a long gain of 16…Also caught five passes for 20 yards…(11/4) @ NO: Gained 75 yards on seven carries…(11/11) vs. KC: Carried the ball a season-high 10 times, gaining 40 yards…(12/23) @ IND: Rushed twice for 13 yards and scored his first career touchdown on a 25-yard reception in the second quarter…(1/6/02) @ OAK: With the Jets needing to win to make the playoffs, he scored the only time he touched the ball, racing 46 yards for a touchdown in the third quarter, putting New York ahead, 21-19, leaving the Jets in position to win the game in the fourth quarter…Selected in the second round (49th overall) of the 2001 Draft. COLLEGE: Finished his collegiate career as the University of Maryland’s all-time leading rusher with 4,147 yards…Also held school records for most rushing attempts (807), 100-yard rushing games (18), total plays from scrimmage (888) and total yards from scrimmage (4,980)…Rushed for 920 yards and 11 touchdowns as a senior, earning second team All-ACC honors along the way…Was a second team All-American and first team All-ACC and an All-Eastern College Athletic Conference selection as a junior…Was a semifinalist for the Doak Walker Award, given annually to the nation’s best collegiate running back…Second team All-ACC as a sophomore…Became the first freshman in Maryland history to post two, 100-yard rushing efforts in a season…Scored his first career touchdown on a 44-yard run against Florida State. PERSONAL: Native of Suitland, Md. and attended Suitland High School…Selected first team All-Met by The Washington Post and Baltimore Sun as a senior…Added first team all-state, all-county and George Michael’s Golden 11 Player of the Year in

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Prince George’s County honors…Earned two letters in football and track…Clocked a 10.6 in the 100 meters and was the county champion in the event…Also ran 21.6 in the 200 meters.

RUSHING RECEIVING YEAR TEAM GP GS ATT YDS AVG LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD 2001 NYJ 16 0 39 292 7.5 46t 1 7 44 6.3 25t 1 2002 NYJ 14 0 84 316 3.8 61t 3 17 160 9.4 27 0 2003 NYJ 16 0 46 190 4.1 39 4 11 101 9.2 25 0 2004 NYJ 16 0 93 479 5.2 33 2 15 112 7.5 25 0 2005 OAK 14 14 272 1,025 3.8 26 9 70 563 8.0 28 2 NFL TOTALS 76 14 534 2,302 4.3 61t 19 120 980 8.2 28 3 KICKOFF RETURNS YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD 2001 NYJ 3 62 20.7 23 0 2002 NYJ 5 112 22.4 34 0 2003 NYJ 11 209 19.0 25 0 2004 NYJ 14 284 20.3 40 0 NFL TOTALS 33 667 20.2 40 0

2005 GAME-BY-GAME RUSHING RECEIVING OPPONENT ATT YDS AVG LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD 9/8 @ NE 18 70 3.9 14 0 5 40 8 28 0 9/18 KC 15 59 3.9 18 1 6 32 5.3 9 0 9/25 @ PHI 16 19 1.2 14 0 5 53 10.6 23 1 10/2 DAL 26 126 4.8 24 1 4 22 5.5 8 0 10/16 SD 12 36 3 7 2 6 58 9.7 18 0 10/23 BUF 28 122 4.4 17 3 4 40 10 18 0 10/30 @ TN 20 67 3.4 20 0 5 69 13.8 18 1 11/6 @ KC 19 93 4.9 13 0 5 25 5 7 0 11/13 DEN 14 48 3.4 11 0 7 60 8.6 23 0 11/20 @ WAS 27 52 1.9 10 0 5 37 7.4 18 0 11/27 MIA 23 97 4.2 26 2 7 47 6.7 17 0 12/4 @ SD 15 55 3.7 19 0 2 10 5 6 0 12/11 @ NYJ 14 49 3.5 10 0 4 30 7.5 9 0 12/18 CLE 25 132 5.3 26 0 5 40 8 15 0 12/24 @ DEN - - - - DNP - - - - - 12/31 NYG - - - - DNP - - - - - TOTALS 272 1025 3.8 26 9 70 563 8 28 2

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Rushing Attempts: 28 (10/23/05) vs. BUF Rushing Yards: 132 (12/18/05) vs. CLE Rushing Touchdowns: 3 (10/23/05) vs. BUF Longest Rush: 61 (11/3/02) @ SD Receptions: 7, twice, last (11/27/05) vs. MIA Receiving Yards: 69 (10/30/05) @ TN Longest Reception: 28 (9/8/05) @ NE Receiving Touchdowns: 1, three times, last (10/30/05) @ TN

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TOMMY KELLY 93 DT

BORN: 12/27/80 6-6 300 RAIDERS: 3 NFL: 3 COLLEGE: MISSISSIPPI STATE Signed by the Raiders as a rookie free agent in May, 2004.

PRO: Physical, versatile young defensive lineman who has seen action in 26 league games in his first two professional seasons, starting 15…Led the team in sacks as a rookie with four…Career totals include 8.5 sacks for losses of 74 yards, five forced fumbles, one fumble recovery and three passes defensed…2005: Played in all 16 games with 12 starts — nine at DE and four at DT…Recorded 46 tackles, including 36 solo stops, along with 4.5 sacks for 39 yards in losses, three forced fumbles and a pass defensed…Tied a club single-game record with a career-high three sacks in Week 9 at Kansas City (11/6)…Began the season playing primarily at end and moving inside on passing downs, but saw increased time at DT late in the year in place of injured DT Warren Sapp…Also saw action on special teams…(9/8) @ NE: Started at DE and recorded one solo tackle...(9/18) vs. KC: Started at DE and registered three solo tackles…(9/25) @ PHI: Played at DE and recorded one solo tackle…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at DE, contributing four solo tackles…(10/16) vs. SD: Played at DE and tallied three solo tackles…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at DE…(10/30) @ TN: Lined up at DE and DT, registering four tackles (one solo)…(11/6) @ KC: Started at DE and registered three solo tackles and a pair of forced fumbles…All three tackles were quarterback sacks, a career high...Knocked the ball out of Chiefs QB’s hand on Kansas City’s opening possession, setting up a field goal after Sapp fell on the ball…Caused another fumble in the third quarter when he again got to KC QB…Third sack came on Kansas City’s final drive when he dropped QB for a seven-yard loss…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at DE and made one tackle…(11/20) @ WAS: Started at DE, recording three solo tackles and assisting on another…Had one forced fumble in the first quarter that was recovered by S Stuart Schweigert, setting up the Raiders first score of the game…(11/27) vs. MIA: Played at DE, recording three solo tackles and assisting on another…Also assisted on a sack for a two-yard loss…(12/4) @ SD: Started at DT, contributing three solo tackles…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at DT, registering four solo tackles and assisting on another…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started at DT and recorded a pair of tackles…(12/24) @ DEN: Started at DE, recording a season-high seven total tackles, four of them solo stops…(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at DT, registering one tackle and assisting on another…Sacked NY QB for a nine-yard loss…Also had one pass defensed…2004: Played in 10 games, starting three at DT…Led team with four sacks for 35 yards in losses…Three of his sacks came in the first three games of his career…Also batted down two passes, forced two fumbles and recovered another...Inactive for the first six games of the season…(10/24) vs. NO: Made his professional debut at DT and made one tackle, a two-yard sack…(10/31) @ SD: Played at DT, making two tackles, one of which was an eight-yard sack…(11/7) @ CAR: Played at DT, making three tackles…Recorded his third sack in as many games, dropping Carolina QB for a 15-yard loss and forcing a fumble…(11/21) vs. SD: Made first career start at DE and recorded three tackles and one pass defensed…Also played on special teams…(11/28) @ DEN: Played at DT, recording two tackles and one pass defensed…Also played on special teams…(12/12) @ ATL: Played at DT, making three tackles…Also played on special teams…(12/19) vs. TEN: Played at DT, mak-

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ing two tackles…Recorded his fourth sack of the season, dropping Tennessee QB for a 10-yard loss and forcing a fumble on the play…(12/25) @ KC: Started at DE, making four tackles…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Started at DE and recorded his first career fumble recovery…Signed by the Raiders as an undrafted rookie free agent. COLLEGE: Played in 22 games for Mississippi State, earning 16 starts along the defensive line following his transfer from junior college…Made 82 tackles while at MSU, including 15 for loss (minus-37 yards), two of which were sacks (minus-12 yards)…As senior, made move from DT to DE…Started nine of the 11 games in which he played during his junior campaign…Totaled 32 tackles on the year, including seven for loss (minus-19 yards), one of which was a sack (minus-seven yards)…Credited with one caused fumble…Made one tackle at Memphis in the Bulldogs 29-17 victory at the Liberty Bowl…Had five tackles, including one for loss (minus-four yards) in State’s Week 8 game vs. Kentucky…Played in all 11 games, starting seven, as a sophomore…Totaled 50 tackles on the year, including eight for loss (minus-18 yards), one of which was a sack…Played one year at Hinds (Miss.) Community College…Interdisciplinary Studies major. PERSONAL: Played just one year of high school football at Provine High in Jackson, Miss.…Two-way standout, playing both tight end and defensive end…Selected to play in the Mississippi/Alabama High School All-Star Game following his senior season…During his only full season playing football at the prep level, he made 102 total tackles, including 11 sacks.

YEAR TEAM GP GS SACKS YDS FF FR INT PD 2004 OAK 16 12 4 35 2102 2005 OAK 10 3 4.5 39 3001 NFL TOTALS 26 15 8.5 74 5103

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 7 (12/24/05) @ DEN Sacks: 3 (11/6/05) @ KC Forced fumbles: 2 (11/6/05) @ KC Fumble recoveries: 1 (1/2/05) vs. JAX Passes Defensed: 1, three times, last (12/31/05) vs. NYG SHANE LECHLER 9 P

BORN: 8/7/76 6-2 225 RAIDERS: 7 NFL: 7 COLLEGE: TEXAS A&M Raiders 5th round pick in 2000.

PRO: Among the NFL’s best punters since entering the league in 2000 and has set league and franchise records in only six pro seasons...Two-time Pro Bowler (2001 and 2004)…Named an All-Pro in 2000, 2003 and 2004…Holds NFL record for best average per punt in a career (45.9), topping the legendary Sammy Baugh (45.10)…Holds the four best single-season punting averages in Raiders history, including a career-best 46.9 in 2003, and set a Raider record for most punting yards in a season with 4,503 in 2003...Has punted 442 times for 20,266 yards in his six-

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year career…Total punting yards is the third-highest total in Raiders history, behind Ray Guy (44,493) and Jeff Gossett (26,745)…Had at least one punt of 50 yards or more in 33 consecutive games from Week 13 of 2003 through Week 14 of 2005, the longest such streak by any player since the AFL/NFL merger in 1970…Two-time AFC Special Teams Player of the Week…Has two career rushes for four yards…Has played in 92 regular season league games and seven postseason contests, including Super Bowl XXXVII…2005: Played in all 16 games and punted 82 times for 3,744 yards, an average of 45.7 yards per punt…Extended his streak of consecutive games with a punt of 50 yards or more to 33, surpassing Rick Tuten’s mark of 30 straight games from 1993-95 with Seattle as the longest streak since the AFL/NFL merger in 1970…Launched a career-high 34 punts of 50 yards or more and had two travel at least 60…Had his best season in terms of placement, downing a career-high 26 punts inside the opponent’s 20-yard line with just nine touchbacks, the fewest in his six-year career…45.7-yards-per-attempt average was the second-highest in the NFL, just 0.003 yards per punt shy of the league lead…Also rushed one time for a two-yard gain…(9/8) @ NE: Punted eight times with an average of 44.5 yards per punt, including two of more than 50 yards…Had three punts downed inside the New England 20-yard line…(9/18) vs. KC: Punted four times for 204 yards…Recorded an AFC-leading average of 51.0 yards…Had one punt downed inside the Kansas City 20-yard line…Boomed three punts of over 50 yards with a long of 56…(9/25) @ PHI: Punted six times for 248 yards, putting one inside the Eagles 20-yard line…Recorded a pair of 50-yard punts…(10/2) vs. DAL: Punted four times for 181 yards, including a season-high 59-yarder…Averaged 45.3 yards per punt…Also put at least one punt inside the opponent’s 20-yard line for the fourth consecutive game…(10/16) vs. SD: Averaged 47.0 yards on six punts, totaling 292 yards…Placed three punts inside San Diego’s 20-yard line…First punt of the game sailed 55 yards for a game-long kick, giving S Jarrod Cooper time to sprint down the field and tackle San Diego’s returner and force a fumble as the ball arrived…(10/23) vs. BUF: Punted three times for 137 yards, including a game-long 54-yard kick…Averaged over 45 yards per punt for the third consecutive game with 45.7…(10/30) @ TN: Punted three times with an average of 52.0 yards per punt with a long of 57 and downed one inside the Tennessee 20-yard line…(11/6) @ KC: Punted five times with an average of 47.0 yards per punt…Extended his streak of games with a 50-plus yard punt to 29 with a 53-yarder in the first quarter…Helped limit Kansas City return specialist Dante Hall to just 6.4 yards per return…(11/13) vs. DEN: Boomed a 59-yard kick in the third quarter, matching his season long…Punted five times for 233 yards, averaging 46.6 yards per punt and putting two inside the 20-yard line…(11/20) @ WAS: Totaled 209 yards on five punts for a 41.8-yard average…Longest kick of the day came in the first quarter, sailing 50 yards…Placed three punts inside the 20-yard line…(11/27) vs. MIA: Punted six times for 205 yards, averaging 34.3 yards per kick…Longest kick of the day sailed 56 yards…(12/4) @ SD: Tallied 150 yards over four punts, averaging 37.5 yards per kick…Had a long of 52 yards…Placed one kick inside the 20-yard line…(12/11) @ NYJ: Kicked for 116 yards on three punts, averaging 38.7 yards per kick…Placed two punts inside the 20-yard line…Longest kick of the day sailed 49 yards, snapping his streak of consecutive games with a 50-plus yard punt at 33…(12/18) vs. CLE: Punted six times for 296 yards, averaging 29.3 yards per kick, placing two kicks inside the 20-yard line…(12/24) @ DEN: Kicked for 295 yards on five punts, averaging 59.0 yards per kick…Recorded longest kick of the season with a 64- yarder in the second quarter…(12/31) vs. NYG: Punted nine times for 421 yards, both season highs, averaging 46.8 yards per kick with a long of 57…Also placed a season-high four kicks inside the opponent’s 20-yard line…2004: Named to the Pro Bowl for the second time after leading the NFL in punting for the second consecutive year, averaging 46.7 yards per attempt…Had a punt travel at least 50 yards in every game, booming 29 punts of 50 yards or longer…10 punts of more than 60

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yards is a career single season high…Downed 22 punts inside the opponent’s 20- yard line…(9/12) @ PIT: Punted three times for 132 yards, including a 63-yarder, and had one kick downed inside the Pittsburgh 20-yard line…(9/19) vs. BUF: Punted five times with an average of 49.8 yards per punt and a long of 62 yards…Had two punts downed inside the Buffalo 20-yard line…(9/26) vs. TB: Boomed a pair of 50-yard punts and had one punt downed at the Tampa Bay seven-yard line…(10/3) @ HOU: Punted three times for an average of 48.7 yards per punt…(10/10) @ IND: Punted four times with an average of 55.5 yards per punt, including punts of 61 and 64 yards…Landed two punts inside the Colts 20-yard line…(10/17) vs. DEN: Punted seven times with an average of 47.6 yards per punt and a long of 65, his fifth punt of the season of over 60 yards…Landed one punt inside the Broncos 20-yard line…(10/24) vs. NO: Punted five times with a 39.0-yard average…Landed two punts inside the New Orleans 20-yard line and had a long punt of 60 yards, his sixth of the season of at least 60 yards…(10/31) @ SD: Averaged 50.4 yards on five punts with a long of 59 and had one punt downed inside the San Diego 20-yard line…(11/7) @ CAR: Averaged a season-high 55.7 yards on three punts…Boomed his seventh punt of 60-plus yards with a season long 67-yarder in the fourth quarter…Also launched a 56-yarder that landed at the Carolina one-yard line before being downed at the three…(11/21) vs. SD: Punted six times with a 45.0-yard average with a long of 57…(11/28) @ DEN: Punted six times with an average of 43.5 yards per punt and a long of 57…Landed three of his six punts inside the Denver 20-yard line…(12/5) vs. KC: Punted three times with an average of 43.3 yards per punt…Pinned the Kansas City offense on their own 12- yard line late in the game and boomed a 66-yarder in the third quarter, his seventh punt of over 60 yards this season…(12/12) @ ATL: Punted four times with an average of 49.3 yards per punt, including two of over 50 yards…Boomed a 52-yarder in the second quarter and followed it up with a 67-yarder from the Raiders 19 to the Atlanta 14…The 67-yarder tied his season long…Landed two of his four punts inside the Atlanta 20-yard line, including one which was downed on the Falcons 10- yard line in the third quarter…(12/19) vs. TEN: Punted six times for 300 yards, an average of 50 yards per punt, with a long of 60…Boomed punts of 54, 55, 60 and 52 yards on the day, marking the fifth game of the season in which he averaged at least 50 yards per kick…Had two punts downed inside the Tennessee 20-yard line, including pinning the Titans at their own 13-yard line with 25 seconds remaining in the game to set up a game-clinching safety…(12/25) @ KC: Punted five times for an average of 43.4 yards per punt with a long punt of 58…Had two punts downed inside the Kansas City 20-yard line…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Punted six times with an average of 39.7 yards per punt and a long of 50…Had one punt downed inside the Jacksonville 20-yard line and no touchbacks…50-yarder in the third quarter extended his streak of consecutive games with at least one punt of 50 yards or more to 21…In the Pro Bowl, he punted twice for a 42.5-yard average, pinning both punts inside the NFC 20-yard line...2003: Had perhaps his best season as a professional…Posted career highs in attempts (96), punting yards (4,503), average yards per punt (46.9), punts downed inside the 20-yard line (27) and touchbacks (13)…Boomed eight punts of over 60 yards and two over 70, including a career- long 73-yarder against San Diego (9/28)…Averaged over 50 yards per punt in six games…Named to the Associated Press All-Pro team…46.9 yards per punt was the highest average in the NFL and the 73-yarder was the NFL’s longest punt of the season…4,503 yards punting led the NFL and is the highest single season total in team history…96 punts tied Ray Guy (1981) for second highest total in Raider history behind Leo Araguz’s 98 in 1998…(9/7) @ TN: Punted seven times for 353 yards to average 50.4 per attempt with a long of 65…Placed two punts inside the 20…(9/14) vs. CIN: Punted six times for 325 yards to average 54.2 per attempt with two inside the 20 and a long of 61…(9/22) @ DEN: Punted eight times for 418 yards to average 52.3 per punt with a long of 64 and two touchbacks…(9/28) SD: Punted

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six times for 284 yards to average 46.5 per attempt…Had a career-long 73-yarder while placing two punts inside the 20…(10/5) @ CHI: Punted three times for 166 yards to average 55.3 with a long of 62…(10/12) @ CLE: Punted six times for 277 yards to average 46.2 per attempt with a long of 59 and placed two punts inside the 20…(11/2) @ DET: Punted four times for 205 yards to average 51.3 with a long of 59 yards and placing one inside the 20…(11/9) vs. NYJ: Punted four times for 178 yards with a long of 55…(11/16) vs. MIN: Punted four times for 154 yards to average 38.5 per attempt with a long of 49 and placed three punts inside the 20…(11/23) @ KC: Punted five times for 180 yards with a long of 42 and placed three inside the opponent’s 20…(11/30) vs. DEN: Punted five times for 220 yards to average 44.0 per attempt and placed two inside the opponent’s 20 with one touchback…(12/7) @ PIT: Punted nine times for 403 yards to average 44.8 per punt with a long of 61…(12/14) vs. BAL: Punted nine times for 391 yards to average 43.4 per attempt with a long of 65…Placed two inside the 20…(12/22) vs. GB: Punted five times for 257 yards with a long of 57 to average 51.4 yards per attempt with three inside the 20 and one touchback…(12/28) @ SD: Tied a career high with 424 yards on nine punts to average 47.1 per attempt with a long of 55…2002: Had another solid season punting 53 times for 2,251 yards to average 42.5 per attempt while ranking fourth in the AFC and eighth in the NFL...Had a season long punt of 70 yards while placing 18 punts inside the opponent’s 20-yard line with 12 touchbacks...(9/8) vs. SEA: Inactive…(9/15) @ PIT: Inactive…(9/29) vs. TN: Played for the first time in the season and punted three times for 134 yards to average 44.7 per attempt with a long of 57 yards…(10/6) @ BUF: Punted five times for 250 yards with a long of 70 …Averaged 50 yards per punt with one inside the 20…(10/13) @ STL: Punted three times for 150 yards to average 50 yards per punt for the second consecutive week…Placed one inside the 20 with a long of 56…(10/20) vs. SD: Punted four times for 181 yards, with a long of 51, to average 45.3 per attempt…(10/27) @ KC: Punted three times for 84 yards to average 28.0 per punt, with a long of 31, and placed one inside the 20…(11/3) vs. SF: Punted three times for 131 yards to average 43.7 with two inside the 20 and a long of 52 yards…(11/11) @ DEN: Punted twice for 95 yards to average 47.5 per attempt with a long of 55…(11/17) vs. NE: Punted three times for 113 yards with a long of 41 and placed all three inside the 20…(11/24) @ AZ: Punted five times for 211 yards with a long of 58…Averaged 42.2 yards per attempt with one inside the 20 and one touchback…(12/2) vs. NYJ: Punted four times for 150 yards with a long of 41 and two inside the 20 and one touchback…(12/8) @ SD: Punted five times for 189 yards with a long of 54 to average 37.8 per attempt…Placed one inside the 20 and had one touchback…Also made one tackle…(12/15) @ MIA: Punted five times for 243 yards with a long of 61 and placed a season-high three inside the 20-yard line with one touchback…Averaged 48.6 yards per punt…(12/22) vs. DEN: Punted six times for 244 yards to average 40.7 per attempt with a long of 51…Placed one inside the 20 and had three touchbacks…(12/28) vs. KC: Punted twice for 76 yards with a long of 49 and placed one inside the opponent’s 20...Postseason: Played in all three playoff games...(1/12/03) vs. NYJ: Punted three times for 108 yards to average 36 yards per punt with two placed inside the 20…(1/19/03) vs. TN: Punted three times for 120 yards with a long of 46 and one punt inside the 20…Super Bowl XXXVII (1/26/03) vs. TB: Punted five times for 195 yards to average 39 yards per attempt with a long of 53 and two punts placed inside the 20...2001: Named to his first Pro Bowl following another spectacular season...Punted 73 times for 3,375 yards...46.2 yards per punt average ranked first in the AFC and second in the NFL...The 46.2 average broke his previous Raider record of 45.9 set as a rookie in 2000 for the highest average in a career... Placed 23 of his 73 punts inside the 20- yard line...Tied for second in the AFC and third in the NFL on punts over 50 yards with 21...Finished first in the AFC and third in the NFL on punts over 60 yards with eight...(9/9) @ KC: Punted four times for 185 yards with two touchbacks and a sea-

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son-high 65 yarder...(9/23) @ MIA: Punted a season-high seven times for 345 yards, another season high...(10/21) @ IND: Punted five times for 262 yards and a season-high 52.4 yards per attempt with a long of 59 yards...(10/28) @ PHI: Punted five times for 228 yards and placed four inside the Eagles 20-yard line…Also had a long of 59 yards...(11/18) vs. SD: Punted five times for 239 yards and placed two inside the 20-yard line to average 47.8 yards per attempt with a long of 63...(12/22) vs. TEN: Punted five times, putting four inside the opponent’s 20 while averaging 45.4 yards per punt...Finished the season with a 45.0 average or better in 12 of 16 games, 47.0 yards or higher in four games and 52.4 in one contest...In the Pro Bowl, he punted four times for 243 yards to average 60.8 yards per attempt, the highest average among players with four attempts (Darren Bennett, 55.50 in 1996)...Had a long punt of 73 yards, breaking the record of 64 yards (Tom Wittum, 1974 and Bennett, 1996)...Named to AP’s All-Pro second team, Pro Football Weekly All-AFC team, Football Digest All-Pro first team, College and Pro Football News Weekly All-Pro second team...Postseason: (1/12/02) vs. NYJ: Saw action in the AFC Wild Card Game, punting two times for 89 yards to average 44.5 per attempt...Had a long punt of 49 yards...(1/19/02) @ NE: Saw action in the AFC Divisional Playoff Game and tied Guy for the most punts in a Raider playoff game with nine for 352 yards...Had a long punt of 51 yards and placed one punt inside the 20-yard line...2000: Had a record-breaking rookie season by punting 65 times for 2,984 yards...Averaged 45.91 yards per punt for the second-best punting average by a rookie in NFL history (Frank Sinkwich with Detroit in 1943 averaged 45.92)...The 45.9 yards per punt ranked second in the NFL and was also a single- season franchise record, breaking Guy’s 45.3 per punt average (1973)...Finished first in the NFL in net average yards per punt (38.0)...Tied for second in the AFC and NFL with a 45.9 gross average per punt...Finished second in the NFL for the longest punt of the season, a 69-yarder...Tied for third in the AFC with 10 touchbacks...Tied for eighth in the AFC for inside-the-20 punts with 24...Recorded five punts of 60 yards or longer and 19 of 50 yards or longer...(9/3) vs. SD: Made NFL debut and amassed a career-high 10 punts for 424 yards with a season-high five being downed inside the opponent’s 20-yard line and a long of 55 yards...(9/24) vs. CLE: Boomed six punts for 282 yards, an average of 47.0 yards per attempt and a season-high 69-yard punt...(10/22) vs. SEA: He punted five times for 248 yards and tied a season high with a 69-yarder...(11/19) @ NO: Punted four times for 219 yards for a season-high 54.8-yard average and also placed two inside the 20-yard line to earn AFC Special Teams Player of the Week honors...(11/5) vs. KC: Filled the role of kicker, making eight kickoffs, with two going into the end zone and one touchback...He connected on all seven PATs and missed one field goal attempt...Named AFC Special Teams Player of the Week for a second time after his performance (12/10) vs. NYJ, punting seven times for 311 yards and placing four inside the opponent’s 20-yard line...Was named to the 2000 AP All-Pro first team, Pro Football Weekly All-Rookie first team, College & Pro Football Newsweekly first team, The Sporting News All-Pro first team, Football News All-Rookie team, Football Digest second team and the USA Today All-Pro team...Postseason: (1/6/01) vs. MIA: Punted five times in the AFC Divisional Playoff Game for 234 yards to average 46.8 yards per attempt with a long of 54 yards and one inside the opponent’s 20-yard line...(1/14/01) vs. BAL: Punting seven times in the AFC Championship Game for 315 yards, an average 45.0 yards per attempt...Placed four punts inside the opponent’s 20-yard line and had a long punt of 64 yards...Averaged 45.8 yards in the 2000 playoffs to rank first in team history with a minimum of 10 punts…Raiders fifth round draft pick (142nd overall) in 2000. COLLEGE: Finished college career at Texas A&M with a pair of NCAA records — career punt average (44.7) and career games with a 40-yard-plus average (37)...Two-time All-American and a three-time All-Big 12 selection as a punter...Finished his career with 268 punts for 11,977 yards...Set school and Big 12 OAKLAND RAIDERS 105 036-145 hpc 7/26/06 11:02 AM Page 106

records for career punts, yardage, career gross and net average (40.6), career 40- yard and 50-yard (10) game averages and single season gross average (46.9, 1997)…Did not have a punt blocked and did not allow a punt return for a touchdown during his career…As senior, earned first team All-America and All-Big 12 honors after averaging 46.5 yards on 60 punts…Posted 17 “coffin corner” kicks and nine fair catches…Posted nine, 40-yard-plus game averages and three, 50-yard- plus game performances…Broke his own single game punt average record with a 57.2 performance against Texas Tech…Posted a 42.7 net punt average, which beat his own school record by over a yard…Gross average of 46.5 was No. 2 in school history behind his 46.9 effort in 1997…Also handled the kickoff duties and was the holder on placements before taking over the place kicker job for the final two games of the season...Connected on six of eight extra points and on his lone field goal attempt…In 1998, was first team All-Big 12 selection at punter for the second straight year after averaging 43.6 yards per boot and recording 21 “coffin corner” punts...Also named first team All-American...His net punt average was 39.2, while his gross 43.6 average was the No. 3 single season effort in A&M history behind his 1997 average of 47...Had single game averages over 50 yards against Louisiana Tech and Southern Mississippi…Threw a touchdown pass on a fake field goal against Texas Tech…As sophomore, earned All-Big 12 honors and All-America mention after averaging 47.0 yards per punt…His 1997 average shattered the A&M record of 43.8 set by David Davis in 1992...His season net average was 41.3, which broke the school record of 40.1...Had three games with a 50-yard-plus average…Booted 50-yard-plus punts in 10 of 12 contests…Earned Big 12 Special Teams Player of the Week honors after averaging 44.0 yards on six punts in the rain vs. Texas...In 1996 as redshirt freshman, earned Freshman All-America honors from The Sporting News after averaging an A&M freshman record 42.7 yards per boot on 72 punts…Average ranked No. 29 nationally and was the top average by a freshman...Set a single game school record by averaging 54.7 yards per punt against Iowa State, including a pair of crucial 70-yarders…Had 50-yard-plus punts in nine of 12 contests...Saw action at quarterback but did not throw a pass...History major. PERSONAL: As starting quarterback, punter and place kicker, led East Bernard High in hometown of Sealy, Texas to a 12-2 record and the quarterfinals of the playoffs...Completed 87 of 101 (86.1 percent) passes for 1,640 yards and 11 touchdowns…Passed for nearly 5,000 yards and averaged 41.6 yards as a punter and had punts of 85 and 78 yards…Also lettered in baseball and basketball…Father played football while his mother played basketball at Baylor...Married, wife Erin was an All-American volleyball player at Texas A&M.

PUNTING YEAR TEAM G NO YDS AVG RET YDS NET TB IN 20 LG BK 2000 OAK 16 65 2,984 45.9 30 279 38.0 10 24 69 1 2001 OAK 16 73 3,375 46.2 34 502 35.6 12 23 65 1 2002 OAK 14 53 2,251 42.5 18 276 32.7 12 18 70 0 2003 OAK 16 96 4,503 46.9* 52 669 37.2 13 27 73 0 2004 OAK 16 73 3,409 46.7* 35 413 37.2 14 22 67 0 2005 OAK 16 82 3,744 45.7 39 460 37.9 9 26 64 0 NFL TOTALS 94 442 20,266 45.9** 169 2139 36.4 61 114 73 2 * Led the NFL ** NFL Record

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2005 GAME-BY-GAME OPPONENT NO YDS AVG TB I 20 LG BLK 9/8 @ NE 8 356 44.5 0 3 58 0 9/18 KC 4 204 51.0 0 1 56 0 9/25 @ PHI 6 248 41.3 1 1 50 0 10/2 DAL 4 181 45.3 1 1 59 0 10/16 SD 5 292 47.0 0 3 55 0 10/23 BUF 3 137 45.7 0 0 54 0 10/30 @ TN 3 156 52.0 0 1 57 0 11/6 @ KC 5 235 47.0 0 2 53 0 11/13 DEN 5 233 46.6 1 2 59 0 11/20 @ WAS 5 209 41.8 0 3 50 0 11/27 MIA 6 205 34.2 1 0 56 0 12/4 @ SD 4 150 37.5 0 1 52 0 12/11 @ NYJ 3 116 38.7 0 2 49 0 12/18 CLE 6 296 49.3 1 2 56 0 12/24 @ DEN 5 295 59.0 3 0 64 0 12/31 NYG 9 421 46.8 1 4 57 0 TOTAL 82 3,744 45.7 9 26 64 0

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Punts: 10 (9/3/00) vs. SD Punting Yards: 424, twice, last (12/28/03) @ SD Longest Punt: 73 (9/28/03) vs. SD Punts Inside 20-yard line: 5 (9/3/00) vs. SD Punts Blocked: 1, twice, last (1/6/02) vs. NYJ ReSHARD LEE 42 RB BORN: 10/12/80 5-10 220 RAIDERS: 1 NFL: 3 COLLEGE: MIDDLE TENNESSEE STATE Dallas, 2003-04; Green Bay, 2005. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in May, 2006. PRO: Runner with NFL experience signed by Raiders during offseason…2005: Rushed for 16 yards on 11 carries, while appearing in six games for Green Bay…2004: Played in 14 games for Dallas and led team in kickoff returns with 23.5- yard average on 41 returns for 964 yards...Rushed for 128 yards on 27 carries and scored one touchdown…At Cincinnati (11/7), gained season-high 39 yards on six carries…Added 35 yards on five carries at Minnesota (9/12)…2003: Signed with Dallas as undrafted rookie free agent…Released, but re-signed to Dallas practice squad late in the season. COLLEGE: Two-year player at Middle Tennessee State…Earned second team All- Sun Belt Conference honors as a junior after rushing for 642 yards and six touchdowns…Also caught 12 passes for 78 yards and completed three of four passes for 81 yards…Also added 252 yards on 12 kickoff returns…As a sophomore, rushed for 790 yards and four touchdowns on 108 carries… Accumulated 87 receiving yards on nine receptions and 280 yards on 13 kickoff returns…General Studies major.

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PERSONAL: USA Today honorable mention All-American at Brunswick High School in hometown of Brunswick, Ga.…Played quarterback and threw for 4,175 yards and 56 touchdowns…Atlanta Journal-Constitution Class 4A first team pick…As a senior, led school to 14 straight wins and Class 4A title, throwing for 1,600 yards and 18 touchdowns while rushing for 670 yards.

RECEIVING RUSHING YEAR TEAM GP GS NO YDS AVG LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD 2004 DAL 14 0 27 128 4.7 14 1 1 4 4.0 4 0 2005 GB 7 1 11 16 1.5 4 1 1 5 5.0 5 0 NFL TOTALS 21 1 38 144 3.8 14 1 2 9 4.5 5 0

KICKOFF RETURNS YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG TD LG 2004 DAL 41 964 23.5 0 62 2005 GB 15 319 21.3 0 35 NFL TOTALS 56 1283 22.9 0 62 ADDITIONAL STATISTICS: Threw incomplete pass in 2004.

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Longest Rush: 14 (10/10/04) vs. NYG Rushing TD: 1 (9/12/04) @ MIN Receptions: 1 (11/13/05) @ ATL BRAD LEKKERKERKER 75 T

BORN: 5/8/78 6-7 330 RAIDERS: 3 NFL: 2 COLLEGE: CALIFORNIA-DAVIS Signed by Raiders as a free agent in September, 2004.

PRO: Young lineman who has seen limited action as member of the Silver and Black…2005: In training camp with Raiders and spent first potion of season on Silver and Black practice squad…Promoted to 53-man roster and played in regular season finale, (12/31) vs. NYG…Did not play in two contests and was inactive for three others…2004: Signed to the Raiders practice squad and spent the entire season with the club…Was in training camp with the Houston Texans before being released prior to the start of the regular season…Originally signed with Houston as an undrafted rookie free agent. COLLEGE: Played two seasons at Cal-Davis after transferring from Chaffey Community College…Division 1-AA Independent All-Star first team selection as a senior after starting 10 games at right tackle…Anchored both tackle positions with younger brother Cory…Helped Aggies average 395.1 yards per game in total offense…Played in 12 games at right tackle junior year and started both playoff contests…Earned Junior College Grid-Wire All-America distinction as a sophomore…Also ranked among the nation’s top 101 junior college players by Insider.com…Earned first team All-Foothill Conference honors in 2000-01 as the team finished 10-1 in 2001 and 9-2 in 2000…Majored in Economics. PERSONAL: Did not play high school football at Damien High School in Chino, Calif.

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BRYANT McNEAL 92 DE BORN: 7/13/06 6-4 250 RAIDERS: 1 NFL: 3 COLLEGE: CLEMSON Denver, 2003; Tampa Bay, 2004. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in April, 2006. PRO: Athletic performer signed by Raiders during offseason…2005: Spent preseason and training camp with Tampa Bay before being released prior to start of regular season…Joined Seattle’s practice squad late in the season…2004: Signed to the Buccaneers active roster on 12/22…Inactive for the season’s final two contests…Spent majority of the season on Denver’s practice squad after being waived by the Broncos following preseason…2003: Inactive for the first seven games of the season with Denver before being placed on injured reserve on 10/22…Denver’s third pick (128th overall) in the fourth round of the 2003 Draft. COLLEGE: Two-year starter at Clemson…Recorded 156 tackles (89 solo), 21 sacks (minus-147 yards), 46 quarterback pressures, five forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries in 48 career games (25 starts)…As a senior, was an All-Atlantic Coast Conference second team selection after recording a career-high 64 tackles (40) and led the team with eight sacks (minus-56 yards)…Added 14 quarterback pressures, three deflected passes and one fumble recovery (for a 55-yard TD against Georgia). PERSONAL: Attended Swansea (S.C.) High School and was a Class 2A All-State and All-Region selection in his junior and senior seasons…Also was three-year letterman in basketball, a one-year letterman in track and was voted the basketball squad’s MVP in his senior season. RASHAD MOORE 95 DT BORN: 3/16/79 6-3 325 RAIDERS: 1 NFL: 3 COLLEGE: TENNESSEE Seattle, 2003-04. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in March, 2006. PRO: Veteran performer with NFL starting experience signed by Raiders during offseason…2005: Spent training camp and preseason with Seattle, released prior to start of regular season and did not play in NFL during the regular season…2004: Played in all 16 games with 12 starts…Posted career highs in tackles (46), sacks (2.0) and fumble recoveries (three)…Started the season tallying a career-high seven tackles (five solo) @ NO (9/12)…Picked up fumbles in consecutive weeks (9/19) @ TB and (9/26) vs. SF…Had sack @ SF (11/7) along with four tackles…Had five tackles and his second sack of the year vs. DAL (12/6) on Monday Night Football…Collected his third fumble recovery the following week vs. MIN (12/12)… Posted six tackles @ NYJ (12/19)…Postseason: Had two stops in NFC Wild Card contest against STL (1/8/05)…2003: Finished the season with six starts in 14 games

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and totaled 30 tackles…Posted career-high four tackles four times and also had a fumble recovery vs. CLE (11/30) and first sack @ CIN (10/26)…Postseason: Had three tackles in Wild Card contest @ GB (1/4/04)…Selected with the 10th pick of the sixth round (183rd overall) of the 2003 Draft. COLLEGE: Recorded 95 tackles (61 solo), 3.5 sacks and nine stops behind the line of scrimmage, three fumble recoveries, two forced fumbles and five pass deflections at the University of Tennessee…Was an All-SEC honorable mention selection by the Associated Press as a senior…Recorded career-high 41 tackles (28) with two sacks for minus-26 yards and four stops for losses of 31 yards… Majored in Psychology. PERSONAL: Made 65 tackles, 10.5 sacks, three fumble recoveries, including one returned for a touchdown, as a senior at Johnson High School in Huntsville, Ala.... Also had three fumble recoveries, including one returned for a touchdown...Played only two seasons, starting at tight end and defensive tackle…All-Metro and All-Area in basketball.

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 4 times, last (12/14/03) @STL Sacks: 1 (12/25/05) @ CIN Fumble Recoveries: 1 (11/30/03)vs. CLE JOHNNIE MORANT 19 WR

BORN: 12/7/81 6-4 220 RAIDERS: 3 NFL: 3 COLLEGE: SYRACUSE Raiders fifth round pick in 2004.

PRO: Tall, physical young WR who’s entering his third season with the Silver and Black…Has seen limited game action in his first two professional seasons while providing depth in the receiving corps…Has played in five league games in two seasons…Has one career reception for 20 yards…2005: Played in one game, seeing action on special teams and recording one tackle…Inactive for first five games of the season…(10/23) vs. BUF: Saw his only action of the season, playing on special teams…Made one solo tackle…Inactive for final 10 games…2004: Played in four games at WR as a rookie and caught one pass for 20 yards…Inactive for first six games of the season and suited up but did not play in Week 7 against New Orleans (10/24)…(10/31) @ SD: Made his professional debut at WR and recorded his first career reception, a 20-yard catch in the fourth quarter…Also saw action the following week at Carolina (11/7), at home against Tennessee (12/19) and at Kansas City (12/25)…Raiders fifth round selection (134th overall) in 2004 Draft. COLLEGE: Finished college career at Syracuse with 88 receptions for 1,535 yards (17.4 avg.) and seven touchdowns, adding 524 yards on 22 kickoff returns (23.8 avg.) and 35 yards with a score on six carries (5.8 avg.) while appearing in 35 games…His 1,535 yards rank 10th on the school’s career record list, while his 17.4- yard average ranks seventh…Had a string of at least one reception in 29 consecutive games, topped only by Scott Schwedes (40, 1983-86)…His four, 100-yard receiving games tied for seventh on the career 100-yard receiving games list and he’s the first SU player to have four-or-more 100-yard receiving games since Marvin

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Harrison had a school record six in 1995…Led the Orangemen in receiving in 2003, catching 46 passes for 799 yards…His single-season reception figure tied for seventh and his 799 yards ranks ninth on the Syracuse single season record list…Named the Big East Player of the Week after catching seven passes for 160 yards and two touchdowns, including one reception for 48 yards, against North Carolina…Also returned four kickoffs for 131 yards, including one of 52 yards, and rushed once for four yards against the Tar Heels…His other 100-yard receiving games were against Louisville, West Virginia and Notre Dame…Played on SU’s PAT/FG block and punt return special teams units…As a junior in 2002, had 24 catches for 327 yards and scored on a reverse…Caught season-high five passes for 75 yards against West Virginia…Had three catches and returned a kickoff for 40 yards against Miami…In 2001, led team with 409 receiving yards on 18 receptions and tied for team lead in scoring catches with two…Recorded at least one reception in 10 of 11 games…Caught two passes for 89 yards and a score vs. Tennessee and had three catches for 77 yards with 55-yard touchdown against Temple…In Insight.com Bowl vs. Kansas State, caught two passes for 93 yards and one touchdown…Saw action in three games as freshman in 2000…Sociology major. PERSONAL: Born in Newark, N.J. and attended Parsippany (N.J.) Hills High…Parade All-American and rated the best receiver in the East and third-best in the nation by Prep Star…Rated the No. 3 receiver and No. 24 recruit overall by Tom Lemming… Listed as the third-best receiver in the nation by SuperPrep…Selected for the Governor’s Bowl All-State Classic New Jersey squad…As a senior, he caught 28 passes for 784 yards and 10 touchdowns…Also played basketball as a power forward… His father, Johnnie Morant Sr., was a former Mr. Olympia and was featured in countless top muscle magazines.

RECEIVING RUSHING YEAR TEAM GP GS NO YDS AVG LG TD ATT YDS AVG LG TD 2004 OAK 4 0 1 20 20.0 20 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2005 OAK 1 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 NFL TOTALS 5 0 1 20 20.0 20 0 0 0 0.0 0 0

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receptions: 1 (10/31/04) @ SD Receiving Yards: 20 (10/31/04) @ SD Longest Reception: 20 (10/31/04) @ SD KIRK MORRISON 52 LB

BORN: 2/19/82 6-2 240 RAIDERS: 2 NFL: 2 COLLEGE: SAN DIEGO STATE Raiders 3rd round pick in 2005.

PRO: Was one of the most productive rookies in the league…2005: Saw action in all 16 games, starting the final 15 at LB…Finished second on the team with 112 tackles, including 87 solo stops…Led all rookie defenders in tackles…Tallied 10 or more tackles in four games and led or tied for the team lead in seven

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contests…Also notched two passes defensed and a pair of fumble recoveries… Was also a contributor on special teams and recorded seven tackles as a part of the kick and punt coverage units…(9/8) @ NE: Played at LB in NFL debut and registered a game-high 10 tackles, including six solo stops…(9/18) vs. KC: Made his first NFL start at LB when team opened in the “nickel” package, registering seven solo tackles and assisted on three others…Also had one stop on special teams…(9/25) @ PHI: Started at LB and tied for the team lead with eight tackles, including seven solo stops, and one pass defensed…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at OLB, recording two solo tackles and assisting on five others…(10/16) vs. SD: Started at LB and led the defense in tackles with eight solo stops…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at OLB and led the defense in total tackles for the second consecutive game with seven, three solo, and assisting on four others…Also recovered one fumble…(10/30) @ TN: Started at LB and recorded seven tackles (four solos)…(11/6) @ KC: Started at LB and turned in two tackles (one)…Also had one special teams tackle…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at LB and led the defense in tackles with a season-high 12 (11)…Also had one pass defensed…(11/20) @ WAS: Started at LB, had three tackles, all solo…(11/27) vs. MIA: Started at LB and recorded five solo tackles…Also had one fumble recovery in the fourth quarter…(12/4) @ SD: Started at LB and led defense with 11 solo tackles, tying his career high (set 11/13 vs. DEN)…Also had one tackle on special teams…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at LB, registering six solo tackles and assisting on two others…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started at LB and contributed four solo tackles…(12/24) @ DEN: Started at LB and registered five solo tackles…(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at LB, contributing five total tackles, four of them solo stops…Also had one tackle on special teams…Raiders third round selection (78th overall) in the 2005 Draft. COLLEGE: Became the first two-time All-American at SDSU since Marshall Faulk (1991-93)…Four-time All-Mountain West Conference selection and two-time MWC Defensive Player of the Year...Played in 47 games, starting the final 43 contests…Finished his career with 396 tackles (241 solos), ranking second on the school’s all-time tackle list…Also recorded 9.5 sacks for minus-54 yards and 40 stops for losses of 113 yards…Recovered 10 fumbles, caused eight others, intercepted six passes and had 11 pass deflections…Named a second team All- American by The Sporting News as a senior in 2004…All-Mountain West Conference first team choice for the third straight year, adding MWC Co-Defensive Player of the Year honors…Semifinalist for the Butkus Award, given to the nation’s top linebacker…Also nominated for the Bronko Nagurski Trophy (nation’s most outstanding defensive player), Lombardi Award (outstanding lineman), Bednarik Award (nation’s outstanding defensive player) and Lott Trophy (nation’s defensive impact player of the year)…Two-time MWC Defensive Player of the Week (vs. Colorado State and Air Force)…Ranked second in the conference with 115 tackles (72), including nine stops for losses of 18 yards…Recovered three fumbles and caused another…Had a 14-yard interception return and two pass deflections…First team All-American selection by College Football News following junior season in 2003…All-MWC first team pick and named MWC Defensive Player of the Year by the league’s coaches and media…Ranked second on the team with 115 tackles (70), including 3.5 sacks for minus-22 yards and 17 stops for losses of 44 yards while starting every game at middle linebacker…Caused four fumbles and recovered two others…Had one interception and three pass deflections…All-MWC first team as a sophomore in 2002 and named the team’s Defensive Player of the Year after leading the team with 97 tackles (60), including three sacks for minus-15 yards and nine stops for losses of 27 yards…Recovered five fumbles and caused two others…Intercepted three passes for 91 yards in returns and a touchdown…Also deflected three passes…Earned Freshman All-American accolades from The Sporting News and All-MWC honorable mention after moving into the starting line-

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up at middle linebacker for the final seven contests as redshirt freshman…Finished with 69 tackles (39), three sacks for minus-17 yards and five stops for losses of 24 yards…Caused a fumble, intercepted a pass and had three pass deflections...Criminal Justice major. PERSONAL: Oakland native who attended Oakland’s Bishop O’Dowd High School and played for 1999 National Coach of the Year Paul Perenon…Named to the Oakland Tribune, Contra Costa Times and San Francisco Examiner first team defenses...An ANG Newspapers first team “1999 Best of the Bay” selection...Hayward Area Athletic League’s Defensive Player of the Year and two- time HAAL first teamer...Registered a team-high 98 tackles with four sacks, two interceptions and a pair of fumble recoveries as a linebacker and totaled 583 yards and 10 touchdowns at running back in 1999...Led the Dragons to back-to-back (1997-98) NorCal Section 3A and HAAL Championships...Also competed in track.

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 12 (11/13/05) vs. DEN Passes Defensed: 1, twice, last (11/13/05) vs. DEN Fumble Recovery: 1, twice, last (11/27/05) vs. MIA RANDY MOSS 18 WR BORN: 2/13/77 6-4 210 RAIDERS: 2 NFL: 9 COLLEGE: MARSHALL Minnesota, 1998-04. Joined Raiders via trade in March, 2005. PRO: One of the most explosive and productive players in NFL history…Has played in 125 regular season league games in eight seasons, starting 119…Has also played and started eight playoff contests…Has 634 receptions for 10,147 yards and 98 touchdowns in eight professional seasons…Also has 18 career punt returns for 162 yards and one touchdown and has returned two kickoffs for 33 yards…98 touchdown catches ranks eighth in league history…Is the only receiver in league history to record 1,000-yard seasons in his first six years…10,147 yards is the second-highest receiving yardage total by any player through his first eight professional seasons, behind only Jerry Rice’s total of 10,273…Has surpassed 100 receiving yards 45 times in regular season contests and has topped the century mark three times in postseason action…Became the 25th player to surpass 10,000 receiving yards on 12/24/05 at Denver...Reached the mark in the 124th game of his career, making him the fourth-fastest to 10,000 yards in NFL history…Three weeks earlier at San Diego (12/4/05), he became the 62nd player in NFL history to surpass 10,000 career yards from scrimmage…Moved into 25th place on the league’s all- time receiving yardage list against Miami on 11/27/05…Is the only player in the top- 25 with less than 10 years experience…Since entering the league in 1998, Moss has 99 TDs in 125 games (98 receiving, one punt return) and has thrown two TD passes…Only Seattle RB Shaun Alexander has more TDs than Moss since 1998 with 100…Has caught a pass in 122 of his 125 career regular season games played and 130 of 133 games including playoffs…Has caught a TD in six of his eight career playoff games…Named Associated Press All-Pro in 1998, 2000 and 2003…Earned Pro Bowl appearances in 1998, 1999, 2000, 2002 and 2003…Named 2000 Pro Bowl Most Outstanding Player after setting records for catches (nine) and receiving

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yards (212) in the game along with scoring the final TD of the day in a 51-31 win by the NFC…Has been named NFC Offensive Player of the Week four times…Led the NFL in receiving TDs in 1998, 2000 and 2003…Led the NFC in receiving yards in 1999 (1,413) and 2002 (1,347)…Led the NFC in receptions in 2002 (106) and ranked second in 2003 (111)…Has caught three TD passes in a game five times, the last coming vs. San Francisco (9/28/03)…In nine career Monday Night Football games, has 49 catches for 941 yards (19.2 avg.) and 11 TDs…Also has 64 receptions for 903 yards in 13 games played on Sunday night…In 125 career regular season games, has 16 catches and 10 TDs of 60-plus yards, 28 catches and 19 TDs of 50-plus yards and 56 catches and 31 TDs of 40-plus yards…2005: Joined the Raiders as part of a trade with Minnesota in the offseason…Played in all 16 games with 15 starts at WR…Led the team in receiving yards and receiving touchdowns…Finished the year with 60 catches for 1,005 yards and eight touchdowns…Posted the 24th 1,000-yard season in Raiders history and his seventh in eight seasons…Became the first Raider since 2002 to top 1,000 receiving yards…Topped 100 receiving yards four times and led the team in receiving yards eight times, including the first four games of the season…Was on the receiving end of the team’s three longest passes of the season…Moved into 25th place on the NFL all-time receiving yardage list in Week 12 against Miami (11/27)…A week later at San Diego (12/4), he topped 10,000 career yards from scrimmage…On Christmas Eve at Denver (12/24), he became the fourth-fastest player in NFL history to reach 10,000 career receiving yards, doing so in his 124th career game…Finished the season with a flourish, catching seven balls for 116 yards and two touchdowns on New Year’s Eve against the New York Giants (12/31), pushing his season yardage total over 1,000…(9/8) @ NE: Started at WR and topped the 100-yard mark in his Raiders debut…Caught five passes for 130 yards and a touchdown...Scored on just his second catch as a Raider when he hooked up with QB Kerry Collins on a 73-yard bomb in the second quarter…(9/18) vs. KC: Started at WR, recording 100 receiving yards and a TD for second straight game…Had five catches for 127 yards…Caught a game-long 64-yard pass in the third quarter for the Raiders second touchdown of the game…(9/25) @ PHI: Started at WR, averaging 17.2 yards per catch…Had five receptions for 86 yards…Also credited with an offensive fumble recovery…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at WR, surpassing the 100- yard mark for the third time…Caught four passes for 123 yards, averaging 30.8 yards per grab…Recorded a season-long 79-yard reception on the Raiders second offensive play of the game, setting up the team’s first score…(10/16) vs. SD: Started at WR…Left the game in second quarter with an injury…(10/23) vs. BUF: Played at WR, catching three passes for 43 yards…Scored Raiders first touchdown of the game on a 22-yard pass in the second quarter…(10/30) @ TN: Started at WR and caught three passes for 26 yards with a long of 13…(11/6) @ KC: Started at WR and caught one pass…Lone reception came on a seven-yard touchdown catch to put the Raiders ahead 23-20 with 1:45 left in the game…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at WR, catching six passes for a game-high 87 yards and one touchdown…(11/20) @ WAS: Started at WR, tallying 40 yards on three receptions…Longest of the day was a 26-yard pass in the third quarter…(11/27) vs. MIA: Started at WR, averaging 9.3 yards over three receptions for a total of 28 yards…(12/4) @ SD: Started at WR and led the offense with a season-high seven receptions for 74 yards, averaging 10.6 yards per catch…Longest reception was a 24-yard catch…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at WR and caught a pair of passes for 18 yards…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started at WR and caught one pass for 28 yards and a touchdown…Touchdown came in the second quarter and was the team’s only score of the day…(12/24) @ DEN: Started at WR, leading the offense with five catches for 72 yards, averaging 14.4 yards per catch…(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at WR, and recorded fourth 100-plus yard receiving game of the season with seven receptions for 116 yards and a season-high two touchdowns…Surpassed the 1,000 receiving yard plateau with an 18-yard recep-

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tion in the fourth quarter to finish the season with 1,005 receiving yards…2004: Started 13 games at WR and finished the season with 49 catches for 767 yards…Caught 13 touchdown passes to lead the Vikings for the fifth straight season and the sixth time…Ranked third in the NFC and tied for fifth in the NFL in receiving touchdowns…Notched 10-plus TDs for the sixth time…Broke the 100- yard receiving mark three times, with 119 against Chicago (9/26), 104 vs. Seattle (12/12) and 102 at Detroit (12/19)…Caught a TD in 10 of the 11 games in which he caught a pass during the regular season…Caught three passes of 50-plus yards and six of 40-plus…(9/12) vs. DAL: Caught four passes for 27 yards and two scores in the Vikings season-opening victory…(9/20) @ PHI: Grabbed eight passes for 69 yards and a score on Monday Night Football, the 11th of his career on Monday night…(9/26) vs. CHI: Went over the century mark in receiving, hauling in seven passes for 119 yards and two scores…(10/10) @ HOU: Caught five passes for 90 yards and two touchdowns, his second consecutive game with multiple scores and the 22nd of his career…(10/17) @ NO: Caught two passes for 89 yards and a score before leaving the game with a hamstring injury…Touchdown gave him at least one touchdown reception in 10 straight games…(10/24) vs. TN: Saw his consecutive games with a reception streak come to an end at 101 when he left the game in the first quarter due to an injury suffered in the previous game…(10/31) vs. NYG: Started at WR, but did not catch a pass in limited action…Inactive for the next three games…Missed a game for the first time in his career when he was declared inactive at Indianapolis (11/8), breaking a streak of 107 consecutive games played…(11/28) vs. JAX: Returned to the starting lineup at WR and caught four passes for 40 yards and a touchdown…Two-yard score in the third quarter put the Vikings ahead, 20-13…(12/5) @ CHI: Caught four passes for 31 yards and was held without a touchdown for the first time all season…(12/12) vs. SEA: Topped the 100- yard plateau for the second time in 2004, grabbing four passes for 104 yards and a touchdown…(12/19) @ DET: Notched the 41st 100-yard receiving day of his career, catching four passes for 102 yards and a score…Touchdown came on an 82-yard strike, the longest reception of his career…(12/24) vs. GB: Caught two passes for 30 yards and a touchdown…(1/2/05) @ WAS: Hauled in five passes for 66 yards and a 28-yard touchdown in the season finale…Postseason: (1/9/05) @ GB: Caught a pair of TD passes in NFC Wild Card playoff win, tying the Vikings single-game playoff record…Set new Vikings playoff record with nine career playoff TD catches…(1/16/05) @ PHI: Caught three passes for 51 yards in Divisional Playoff Game…2003: Started 16 league games at WR and set career highs in receptions (111) and receiving yards (1,632) and tied a career high with 17 touchdown catches…Selected to start for the NFC in Pro Bowl, his fifth selection in his first six seasons…Named All-Pro by Associated Press for the third time …Ranked second in the NFL in receptions and receiving yards, trailing only St. Louis’ Torry Holt in both categories…1,632 yards broke his own Vikings single-season receiving yardage record, surpassing his previous mark of 1,437 in 2000…Went over the 1,000-yard mark again, making him the first NFL player to accomplish the feat in their first six seasons…Set a Vikings record for fewest games needed to reach 1,000 yards receiving, accomplishing the feat in 10 games…Tied Vikings receiving touchdowns record he already shared with 17…Caught a touchdown in 11 of the team’s 16 games and had two or more scoring catches in five games on the season with the Vikings going 4-1 in those games...Joined Cris Carter as the only Vikings player to post consecutive 100-plus-catch seasons…Tied his own team record with eight games of 100-plus receiving yards…Tied Vikings record with four straight games over 100 yards receiving…Went over the 150-yard mark three times: 150 at Green Bay (9/7), 172 vs. San Francisco (9/28) and 151 vs. Denver (10/19), with the Vikings winning all three games…(9/21) @ DET: Hauled in season-long 72- yard pass…(9/28) vs. SF: Had season-best 172 receiving yards and caught three touchdowns, his fifth career game with three touchdown catches…(11/9) @ SD:

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Notched season-high 11 catches and topped the 100-yard mark with 120 receiving yards...2002: Started all 16 league games at WR and surpassed the 100-reception plateau for the first time in his career…Totaled 106 catches for 1,347 yards and seven touchdowns…Selected to the Pro Bowl for the fourth time...Named All-NFC by Pro Football Weekly…Led the NFC in receptions and receiving yards…Became only the second Vikings player to break the 100-catch plateau…Went over the 1,000-yard mark for the fifth straight season, the only NFL player to do so in each of his first five seasons…Led or tied for the team lead in catches in 12 games…Led or tied for team lead in receiving yards in 11 games…Went over the 100-yard mark seven times, just short of his career-high eight in 2000…Went over the 100-yard mark in each of the final three games as the Vikings ended the season with a three- game winning streak…(9/15) vs. BUF: Caught a season-high 11 passes for 111 yards and a touchdown…(11/3) @ TB: Had a career-high two rushing attempts…(12/1) vs. ATL: Posted a season-best 134 receiving yards on nine catches…(12/15) @ NO: Tied a season high with 11 receptions and a pair of touchdowns, including the score that brought the Vikings within one point with five seconds left in the game…Also had a career-long 25-yard rush…(12/21) vs. MIA: Caught a season-long 60-yard pass and threw the second touchdown pass of his career…2001: Started all 16 league games and went over the 1,000-yard receiving mark for the fourth straight season, setting an NFL record to start a career...Caught a then-career-high 82 passes for 1,233 yards and 10 touchdowns...Ranked fourth in the NFL in receiving touchdowns, sixth in receiving yards and seventh in receptions…Went over the 100-yard mark four times, including a three-game stretch at Pittsburgh (12/2), vs. Tennessee (12/9) and at Detroit (12/16)...Had seven of his 10 TD catches in the final eight games of the season...Set a Vikings record with three straight games with a 60-plus yard catch: at Pittsburgh (12/2), vs. Tennessee (12/9) and at Detroit (12/16)…(11/19) vs. NYG: Named NFC Offensive Player of the Week for performance on Monday Night Football when he had a season-high 10 catches for 171 yards and three touchdowns, his fourth three-touchdown reception game…(1/7/02) @ BAL: Completed a 29-yard pass in the regular season finale…2000: Started all 16 league games at WR and caught 77 passes for 1,437 yards and 15 touchdowns…Earned third straight trip to the Pro Bowl…Named to the Associated Press All-Pro team…Named to USA Today All-Pro team…Named to College & Pro Football Newsweekly All-Pro first team…1,437 receiving yards broke his own Vikings record, surpassing his previous total of 1,413 set the year before…His 15 touchdowns are the second highest total of his career and led the NFL for the second time in his first three seasons…Ranked second in the NFC in receiving yards and for scoring among non-kickers with 92 points and ranked sixth in the NFC in receptions…Broke his own team record by going over 100 yards receiving in eight games, breaking his old mark of seven set in 1999…Had a season-high seven catches four times: at Detroit (10/1), at Tampa Bay (10/29), vs. Arizona (11/12) and at Dallas (11/23)…Tied the team record for fewest games needed to reach 1,000 receiving yards in a season with 11…(10/1) @ DET: Hauled in seven catches for 168 yards, both season highs, and caught three touchdowns in a game for the third time in his career…(11/23) @ DAL: Tied a team record with his fourth straight 100-yard game when he posted seven catches for 144 yards and two touchdowns on Thanksgiving Day…(12/24) @ IND: His lone catch of the day was a 42-yard TD…Postseason: (1/6/01) vs. NO: Had a pair of catches for 121 yards and two touchdowns in Divisional Playoff game…1999: Started every game at WR and finished the season with 80 catches for 1,413 yards and 11 touchdowns…Selected to the Pro Bowl for the second straight season and was named the game’s Most Valuable Player…Named to the USA Today All-Pro and All- Madden teams…Broke team record for receiving yards in a season with 1,413…Set a new Vikings record for 100-yard receiving games in a season with seven…He had 100- yard days vs. Detroit (1/2/00), vs. Green Bay (12/20), vs. San Diego (11/28), at Chicago (11/14), vs. San Francisco (10/24), vs. Chicago (10/10) and vs. Tampa Bay (10/3)…Led

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or tied for team lead in receptions six times…Led team in receiving yards in seven games…(11/14) @ CHI: Named NFC Offensive Player of the Week when he had 12 catches for 204 yards — both career highs…His 204 yards were the second-most in team history behind Sammy White’s 210 vs. Detroit (11/1/76)…(12/12) @ KC: Returned a punt 64 yards for a touchdown, the seventh punt returned for a score in team history and the first since David Palmer’s vs. NY Giants (9/29/96)…(12/26) @ NYG: Caught three passes for 44 yards and threw his first career touchdown pass, a 27-yard strike to Carter…Postseason: (1/9/00) vs. DAL: 127-yard performance in Wild Card Playoff Game is the fourth-best performance in team postseason history…Joined Robert Smith as only the second Vikings tandem to have a 100-yard receiving and rushing day in team postseason history…(1/16/00) @ STL: 188-yard receiving day in Divisional Playoff ranks second in team postseason history…Caught a 58-yard scoring pass, the third-longest pass play in team playoff history…1998: Played in all 16 games as a rookie, starting 11, and caught 69 passes for 1,313 yards and 17 touchdowns…Named Offensive Rookie of the Year by Associated Press, College & Pro Football Weekly and Football Digest…Named Rookie of the Year by Sports Illustrated, The Sporting News, The Football News and Pro Football Weekly…Named the Professional Football Writers of America’s NFC Rookie of the Year…Named All-Rookie by Pro Football Weekly, College & Pro Football Weekly, Football News and Football Digest…Named All-Pro by Associated Press, Sports Illustrated, College & Pro Football Weekly, The Sporting News, Football Digest and USA Today…Selected to Pro Football Weekly’s All-NFC and All-NFL teams…Named to the All-Madden Team…Earned the NFL Alumni Best at Each Position Award for wide receivers…Honored as the NFL Offensive Rookie of the Month for November…Named the NFC Offensive Player of the Week for back-to-back performances vs. Green Bay (11/22) and at Dallas (11/26)...Set new NFL record for touchdown receptions by a rookie with 17, breaking the mark of 13…Tied Elroy “Crazy Legs” Hirsch with 10 touchdowns of 40-plus yards…His 17 and Carter’s 12 touchdown catches set a new NFL record for most touchdown catches by a tandem with 29…Led the NFL with 17 touchdown catches…His 17 scoring catches tied a Viking single-season record…Set a new team record for rookie receiving yards with 1,313…Set a team record for touchdown catches by a rookie, breaking the mark of 10…Tied Minnesota record for most three- touchdown games in a career with two…Set a team record for most games with a touchdown catch in a season with 11, breaking the old record of 10…Tied Vikings record for most consecutive games with a touchdown catch with seven…Set a Viking rookie record for most two-touchdown games with four…Broke a Vikings rookie record for 100-yard receiving days in a season with four…Set a Vikings record for most 40-plus yard plays with 14, breaking the old mark of nine…Broke team record for touchdowns of 40-plus yards with 10, breaking the record of five set in 1969…Tied record for most 50-plus yard plays and 50-plus yard touchdowns with five each…Led team in receiving yards nine times on the season (including playoffs)…(9/6) vs. TB: Burst onto the NFL scene with four catches for 95 yards and two touchdowns in his professional debut…Became the first Vikings rookie to score two touchdowns in his first game in the NFL and only the fourth player in team history to score in his debut…Caught first NFL pass, an 11-yarder on the third play of the game…His next catch, two drives later, was a 48-yard touchdown…(9/27) @ CHI: Made first NFL start…(10/5) @ GB: First 100-yard day of his career came on Monday Night Football when he pulled in five catches for 190 yards and two scores…(11/22) vs. GB: Earned Player of the Week accolades with eight catches for 153 yards and a score…(11/26) @ DAL: All three receptions went for touchdowns on Thanksgiving Day…Each scoring strike was longer than 50 yards (51, 56 and 56)…Tied Vikings record for touchdown catches in a game by a rookie with three…Set Vikings record for highest average per catch in a game with 54.3 yards per catch (three for 163), breaking the old mark of 53.0 (three for 159)…(12/6) vs. CHI: Set a team record as the first Viking to catch three touchdowns in back-to-back games…Led or tied for team high in catches

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six times (including playoffs)...Selected in the first round (21st overall) of the 1998 Draft. COLLEGE: In two seasons at Marshall, re-wrote the school record book and proved to be one of the most productive receivers in NCAA history...Caught 145 passes for 2,720 yards with 53 touchdowns...Consensus first team All-American in 1996 and 1997...Finished fourth in the 1997 Heisman Trophy voting behind Charles Woodson, Peyton Manning and Ryan Leaf...Recipient of the 1997 Fred Biletnikoff Award...His 25 receiving touchdowns in 1997 broke the NCAA Division I single season record of 23. PERSONAL: Chosen West Virginia High School Football Player of the Year as a senior...Earned all-state honors at DuPont (Rand, W. Va.) High...Twice selected the state’s Basketball Player of the Year...Lettered three times in basketball and football and lettered in both baseball and track. STATISTICAL PLATEAUS: 100-yard receiving games: 1998 (4), 1999 (7), 2000 (8), 2001 (4), 2002 (7), 2003 (8), 2004 (3), 2005 (4): Total (45); 1,000-yard seasons: 1998- 03, 2005; 10,000 career receiving yards (reached 12/24/05); 10,000 career yards from scrimmage (reached 12/4/05). * Other Statistics — Has thrown and completed a pass for a 27-yard touchdown to Cris Carter at NY Giants (12/26/99), and a 13-yard TD to D’Wayne Bates vs. Miami (12/21/02).

RECEIVING RUSHING YEAR TEAM GP GS NO YDS AVG LG TD ATT YDS AVG LG TD 1998 MIN 16 11 69 1,313 19.0 61t 17 1 4 4.0 4 0 1999 MIN 16 16 80 1,413 17.7 67t 11 4 43 10.8 15 0 2000 MIN 16 16 77 1,437 18.7 78t 15 3 5 1.7 9 0 2001 MIN 16 16 82 1,233 15.0 73t 10 3 38 12.7 18 0 2002 MIN 16 16 106 1,347 12.7 60 7 6 51 8.5 25 0 2003 MIN 16 16 111 1,632 14.7 72 17 6 18 3.0 11 0 2004 MIN 13 13 49 767 15.7 82t 13 0 0 0.0 0 0 2005 OAK 16 15 60 1,005 16.8 79 8 0 0 0.0 0 0 NFL TOTALS 125 119 634 10,147 16.0 82t 98 23 159 6.9 25 0

KICKOFF RETURNS PUNT RETURNS YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD NO FC YDS AVG LG TD 1998 MIN 0 0 0.0 0 0 1 2 0 0.0 0 0 1999 MIN 0 0 0.0 0 0 17 4 162 9.5 64t 1 2002 MIN 1 11 11.0 11 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2003 MIN 1 22 22.0 22 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2004 MIN 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 1 0 0.0 0 0 NFL TOTALS 2 33 16.5 22 0 18 7 162 9.0 64t 1

PASSING YEAR TEAM ATT CMP PCT YDS YDS/ATT TD INT LG SK LST RATING 1999 MIN 1 1 100.0 27 27.0 1 0 27t 0 0 158.3 2001 MIN 1 1 100.0 29 29.0 0 0 29 0 0 118.8 2002 MIN 3 1 33.3 13 4.3 1 0 13t 0 0 87.5 2003 MIN 1 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0 39.6 2004 MIN 2 1 50.0 37 37.0 0 1 37 0 0 56.3 NFL TOTALS 8 4 50.0 106 13.3 2 1 37 0 0 95.8

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2005 GAME-BY-GAME RECEIVING OPPONENT NO. YDS. AVG. LONG TD 2PT. 9/8 @ NE 5 130 26.0 73t 1 0 9/18 KC 5 127 25.4 64t 1 0 9/25 @ PHI 5 86 17.2 31 0 0 10/2 DAL 4 123 30.8 79 0 0 10/16 SD 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 10/23 BUF 3 43 14.3 22 1 0 10/30 @ TN 3 26 8.7 13 0 0 11/6 @ KC 1 7 7.0 7t 1 0 11/13 DEN 6 87 14.5 29 1 0 11/20 @ WAS 3 40 13.3 26 0 0 11/27 MIA 3 28 9.3 18 0 0 12/4 @ SD 7 74 10.6 24 0 0 12/11 @ NYJ 2 18 9.0 10 0 0 12/18 CLE 1 28 28.0 28t 1 0 12/24 @ DEN 5 72 14.4 24 0 0 12/31 NYG 7 116 16.6 44t 2 0 TOTALS 60 1,005 16.8 79 8 0

MOSS AGAINST THE NFL (including playoffs) NFC NO. YDS. AVG. LONG TD Arizona 16 233 14.5 45 3 Atlanta 18 233 12.9 40 1 Carolina 10 150 15.0 36 1 Chicago 86 1,145 13.3 66 10 Dallas 29 675 23.3 79 10 Detroit 72 1,182 16.4 67t 9 Green Bay 70 1,313 18.8 78t 14 New Orleans 20 377 18.9 68t 6 New York Giants 32 559 17.5 57t 7 Philadelphia 23 301 13.1 31 2 St. Louis 29 500 17.2 44t 4 San Francisco 9 196 21.8 24 3 Seattle 18 287 15.9 54 3 Tampa Bay 34 658 19.4 61t 7 Washington 13 170 13.1 28t 1

AFC Baltimore 8 98 12.2 32 1 Buffalo 19 264 13.9 39t 3 Cincinnati 4 99 24.8 61t 1 Denver 14 198 14.1 29 1 Houston 5 90 18.0 50t 2 Indianapolis 1 42 42.0 42t 1 Jacksonville 10 146 14.6 43t 2 Kansas City 18 321 17.8 64t 5 Miami 16 225 14.1 60 1 New England 15 242 16.1 73t 1 New York Jets 6 104 17.3 46 0 Oakland 8 111 13.9 29 0 Pittsburgh 8 144 18.0 62 1 San Diego 25 321 12.8 60 2 Tennessee 15 216 14.4 73t 2

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CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receptions: 12 (11/14/99) @ CHI Receiving Yards: 204 (11/14/99) @ CHI Longest Reception: 82t (12/19/04) @ DET Receiving Touchdowns: 3, five times, last (9/28/03) vs. SF Rushing Attempts: 2 (11/3/02) @ TB Rushing Yards: 25 (12/15/02) @ NO Longest Rush: 25 (12/15/02) @ NO Punt Returns: 6 (12/12/99) @ KC Punt Return Yards: 72 (12/12/99) @ KC Longest Punt Return: 64t (12/12/99) @ KC Punt Return for TD: 64t (12/12/99) @ KC Kickoff Returns: 1, twice, last (10/5/03) @ ATL Longest Kickoff Return: 22 (10/5/03) @ ATL Pass Attempts: 1, eight times, last (12/12/04) vs. SEA Completions: 1, four times, last (9/12/04) vs. DAL Passing Touchdowns: 1, twice, last (12/21/02) vs. MIA Longest Pass: 37 (9/12/04) vs. DAL TYRONE POOLE 38 DB BORN: 2/3/72 5-8 190 RAIDERS: 1 NFL: 12 COLLEGE: FORT VALLEY STATE Carolina, 1995-97; Indianapolis, 1998-00; Denver, 2001; New England, 2002-05. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in March, 2006. PRO: Veteran cornerback who recorded 394 tackles, 17 interceptions, five sacks and 103 passes defensed over his career…Started 110 of 130 games in which he has played…Valuable special teams player, who has 449 career punt return yards on 130 attempts... 2005: Started in the season opener (9/8) vs. Oakland for New England, but sat out the rest of the year with an ankle injury…2004: Played in five games with four starts before being placed on injured reserve (12/17)…Recorded 17 tackles (14 solo), an interception and three passes defensed…2003: Tied for the team lead with six interceptions, the second most in the AFC…Ranked fourth in the NFL with 21 pass defenses…Member of a secondary that had 13 more interceptions and 39 more pass defenses than in 2002...Recorded three tackles and a pass defense in the Patriots Super Bowl XXXVIII victory over Carolina… 2002: Played in all 16 games and started four…For the season, he posted 55 tackles — including a sack — as well as a forced fumble and 10 passes defensed, which ranked third on the team…2001: Signed with Denver during offseason and began training camp with the club, but was placed on the injured reserve/left squad list prior to start of regular season…2000: Started 12 of 15 games for Indianapolis, where he recorded 48 tackles (36), 10 passes defensed, one forced fumble and one interception...Played only on special teams in the last three regular season games and the Colts Wild Card playoff loss at Miami (12/30)…1999: Started 14 of 15 games for Indianapolis and totaled 44 tackles (40), 16 passes defensed, three interceptions (85 yards) and one sack…Sealed a win over San Diego (9/26) by returning an interception 38 yards to put Indianapolis up 27-19…1998: Started all 15 games for Indianapolis, missing the Colts 27-14 loss at Miami (11/8) with a leg injury. He posted 58 tackles, 17 passes defensed and one interception…Added five special teams

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tackles and returned 12 punts for 107 yards, with a long of 16…1997: Started all 16 games for Carolina at right cornerback...Recorded 60 tackles (53), a sack, two interceptions and 18 passes defensed…Also forced a fumble and made one fumble recovery…1996: Started 15 games and both playoff games for Carolina…Fifth on the team with 80 tackles (65) and recovered one fumble…Tied for team lead with 22 passes defensed and one interception…Had 13 tackles (12) and broke up four passes in Panthers two playoff contests…1995: Played in all 16 games and started 13 games as a rookie with Carolina… Recorded 68 tackles (60), two sacks and three forced fumbles…Had two interceptions and 16 passes defensed…Made the NFC All-Rookie first team…Carolina’s second first round (22nd overall) pick in the 1995 Draft. COLLEGE: Four-year starter at Fort Valley (Ga.) State and became the first player from that school to be selected in the first round of the NFL Draft…His career numbers included 41 starts in 42 games with 17 interceptions (262 yards) and 70 punt returns for 934 yards (13.4 avg.)…Scored four touchdowns via interception returns and two on punt returns…As a senior, recorded four interceptions, 19 pass breakups, four forced fumbles and three blocked kicks…Also set the school record in the 200-meter dash and finished second in the national finals…Majored in Business. PERSONAL: All-state performer at LaGrange High in Georgia, where he lettered in both football and track…Married with two children.

YEAR TEAM GP GS INT YDS AVG LG TD 1995 CAR 16 13 28440 1996 CAR 15 15 1 35 35 35 0 1997 CAR 16 16 20000 1998 IND 15 15 10000 1999 IND 15 14 3 85 28.3 38 0 2000 IND 15 12 11110 2001 IND 0000000 2002 DEN 16 400000 2003 NE 16 16 6 6 13.5 44 0 2004 NE 541121210 2005 NE 1100000

NFL TOTALS 130 110 17 231 13.6 44 0

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Interceptions: 2 vs. BAL (12/14/03) Return Yards: 44 vs. BAL (12/14/03) Tackles: 11 vs. SF (11/5/95) Passes Defensed: 3, many times, last vs. HOU (11/23/02)

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JERRY PORTER 84 WR BORN: 7/14/78 6-2 220 RAIDERS: 7 NFL: 7 COLLEGE: WEST VIRGINIA Raiders 2nd round pick in 2000.

PRO: Talented, productive WR who has been an integral part of the Raider offensive attack…Has played in 84 league games with 47 starts in six pro seasons...Also played in seven postseason contests, including Super Bowl XXXVII…Has 239 career receptions for 3,215 yards and 24 touchdowns…Also carried the ball nine times for 17 yards and has one career kickoff return for a six-yard gain…Led the Raiders in receptions and topped 900 receiving yards in each of the last two seasons…Has six career 100-yard receiving games...Also topped 100 yards once in postseason action…Has two career 100-yard halves, with 122 yards in the first half against Tennessee on 12/19/04 and 100 yards in the first half at Washington on 11/20/05…Led the NFL in postseason receiving yards in 2002 with 237 and tied for the league lead in postseason touchdowns with three, including one in Super Bowl XXXVII…2005: Played in all 16 games, starting 15 at WR…Led the team in receptions with a career-best 76 and finished with 942 yards receiving and five touchdowns…Also rushed once for an eight-yard loss…Turned in a pair of 100-yard games, going for 123 yards at Tennessee (10/30) and 142 at Washington (11/20)…(9/8) @ NE: Started at WR and caught three passes for 48 yards with a long of 27…(9/18) vs. KC: Started at WR, catching five passes for 68 yards…(9/25) @ PHI: Started at WR and recorded five catches for 40 yards…Also rushed once for an eight-yard loss…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at WR, catching three passes for 41 yards with a long of 23…(10/16) vs. SD: Played at WR and recorded 63 yards on five catches…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at WR, aiding the offense with four catches for 43 yards…(10/30) @ TN: Started at WR and caught six passes for a game-high 123 yards and a pair of touchdowns…Scored his first touchdown of the season on a 26-yard pass from QB Kerry Collins on the opening drive of the game, then raced down the sideline for a 44-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter to seal the victory…(11/6) @ KC: Started at WR and caught seven passes for 68 yards — both team highs — including a four-yard touchdown catch…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at WR, catching three passes for 27 yards…(11/20) @ WAS: Started at WR, leading the offense with six receptions for 142 yards and one touchdown, averaging 23.7 yards per catch…Longest catch of the day was on a 49-yard pass in the third quarter for the Raiders only touchdown of the game…(11/27) vs. MIA: Started at WR, averaging 19.0 yards over three catches for a total of 57 yards…Also had the longest reception of the day with a 31-yard catch during the team’s second quarter touchdown run…(12/4) @ SD: Started at WR and caught six passes for 50 yards…(12/11) @ NYJ: Played at WR, catching four passes for 36 yards and had the team’s only touchdown…Touchdown reception was the longest catch of the day, a 20-yard grab from QB Marques Tuiasosopo in the fourth quarter…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started at WR and caught six passes for 31 yards…(12/24) @ DEN: Started at WR, totaling 29 yards over four receptions, averaging 7.3 yards per catch…(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at WR and caught six passes for 76 yards, averaging 12.7 yards per catch…2004: Started all 16 games at WR and had 68 receptions for a career-high 998 yards and tied

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a career high with nine touchdown catches…Led the team in all three categories…Also set a career high in average yards per catch (15.9)…Played sta- tistically the best game of his career against Tennessee (12/19), catching eight passes for 148 yards and three touchdowns — all career highs…Went over the century mark in two other games: 113 yards vs. New Orleans (10/24) and 135 yards at Denver (11/28)…Caught at least two passes in every game…(9/12) @ PIT: Started at WR, catching a team-high four passes for 44 yards…(9/19) vs. BUF: Started at WR, catching three passes for 45 yards with a long of 41…Also recovered a Buffalo onside kick to seal the victory…(9/26) vs. TB: Started at WR, catching five passes for 84 yards, both team highs…(10/3) @ HOU: Started at WR, catching two passes for 40 yards, including a 33-yarder…(10/10) @ IND: Started at WR, catching four passes for 35 yards…(10/17) vs. DEN: Started at WR, catching three passes for 21 yards…(10/24) vs. NO: Started at WR, catching six passes for 113 yards, both team highs…Caught first touchdown pass of the season on a 13-yard strike from Collins in the fourth quarter…(10/31) @ SD: Started at WR, catching four passes for a team-high 50 yards with a long of 17…(11/7) @ CAR: Started at WR, catching two passes for 28 yards with a long of 16…(11/21) vs. SD: Started at WR, catching five passes for 63 yards, both team highs…(11/28) @ DEN: Started at WR, catching six passes for 135 yards and three touchdowns, including the game-winning score with 1:49 remaining in the contest…His 52-yard reception in the fourth quarter was the longest catch of his career…(12/5) vs. KC: Started at WR, catching three passes for 67 yards and a 51-yard touchdown…51-yard score marked his second catch of 50 or more yards in as many weeks and his fourth touchdown in two games…67 receiving yards gave him 725 for the season, surpassing his previous high of 688 in 2002...(12/12) @ ATL: Started at WR, catching two passes for 33 yards with a long of 20…Both catches went for first downs…(12/19) vs. TEN: Started at WR, catching eight passes for 148 yards and three touchdowns, all career highs…Caught five passes of at least 18 yards, including touchdowns of 18 and 32 yards in the first half…Recorded the first 100-yard half of his career, catching six passes for 122 yards and two scores in the first half…Also caught a three-yard touchdown in the third quarter…Caught three touchdowns in a game for the second time in four weeks…Recorded his third, 100-yard receiving game of the season and fourth of his career…In addition to three touchdown catches, four other receptions resulted in Raiders first downs…Eight receptions gave him 57 for the season, surpassing his previous single-season best of 51 catches in 2002…(12/25) @ KC: Started at WR, catching four passes for 57 yards, both team highs, and one touchdown...43-yard reception in the third quarter was the longest completion of the game for either team…Five-yard touchdown catch on first drive of the game was his ninth of the season, matching his career single season high set in 2002…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Started at WR, catching three passes for 35 yards, both team highs, with a long of 27…2003: Played in nine games with one start while missing action due to injury…Finished fifth on the team with 28 receptions for 361 yards (12.1 avg.) and one touchdown…(9/7) @ TN: Started at WR and caught one pass for six yards…Inactive for next five games…(10/20) vs. KC: Saw action for the first time since opening weekend and caught four passes for 69 yards with a long and team high of 35 yards…(11/2) @ DET: Played at WR, catching four passes for 49 yards with a long of 22, a team high…(11/9) vs. NYJ: Played at WR, catching four passes for 27 yards with a long of nine and one touchdown…(11/16) vs. MIN: Played at WR, catching two passes for 49 yards with a long of 31…(11/23) @ KC: Played at WR, catching seven passes for a team-high 89 yards with a long of 22…Ran the ball once for 10 yards…(11/30) vs. DEN: Played at WR, catching three passes for a team-high 49 yards with a long of 21…(12/7) @ PIT: Played at WR, catching two passes for 12 yards with a long

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of seven…(12/14) vs. BAL: Played at WR, catching one pass for 11 yards…(12/22) vs. GB: Suited up, but did not play…(12/28) @ SD: Inactive…2002: Had an outstanding season, playing in all 16 league games with 14 starts at WR...Led team in receiving touchdowns with nine, a career high...Finished the season with 51 receptions for 688 yards, both fourth-best on the team...Ranked first on the team in average per reception (13.5)...Posted his first 100-yard receiving game at Buffalo (10/6), making seven catches for 117 yards and two touchdowns...Had at least one catch in 15 games while posting seven games of 50-plus yards receiving...Tied with Jerry Rice as the only two players to have a two-touchdown receiving performance...Ran the ball four times for six yards with a long of four...Part of an offense that ranked first in the NFL in total offense (6,237), passing offense (4,475), total yards per game (389.8), net passing yards per game (279.7), total first downs (366) and first downs per game (22.9)...Ranked second in the AFC and NFL in points per game (28.1) and sixth in the AFC in rushing yards per carry (4.3)...Helped QB Rich Gannon and the Raiders offense set numerous NFL and Raider records throughout the season...(9/8) vs. SEA: Played at WR, catching one pass for 18 yards, running the ball once for four yards and making one tackle…(9/15) @ PIT: Started at WR, having a career day catching six passes for 62 yards and one touchdown…Had a long catch of 21 yards, the first touchdown of his career…(9/29) vs. TN: Started at WR and caught two passes for 35 yards with a long of 25 and one touchdown…(10/6) @ BUF: Started at WR and caught a team-high seven passes for 117 yards, the first 100-yard receiving game of his career, with a long of 36 and one touchdown…(10/13) @ STL: Started at WR, catching three passes for 48 yards with a long of 26 yards…(10/20) vs. SD: Started at WR and caught five passes for 67 yards and one touchdown…Had a long of 28 yards…(10/27) @ KC: Started at WR and caught four passes for 63 yards with a long of 24…Also ran the ball for the first time in his career for a yard…(11/3) vs. SF: Played at WR and tied a team high with six receptions for 53 yards with one touchdown and a long of 16…(11/11) @ DEN: Started at WR, catching three passes for 56 yards with a long of 27 and one touchdown…Also caught the pass on the two-point conversion…(11/17) vs. NE: Started at WR…(11/24) @ AZ: Started at WR and caught five passes for 67 yards and a career-high two touchdowns…Had a long catch of 26 yards and ran the ball one time for one yard…(12/2) vs. NYJ: Started at WR and caught two passes for 32 yards with a long of 17…(12/8) @ SD: Started at WR and caught two passes for 16 yards with a long of 13…(12/15) @ MIA: Started at WR, catching two passes for 36 yards with a long of 20 and a touchdown, his team-leading ninth TD on the season…(12/22) vs. DEN: Started at WR, catching one pass for six yards…(12/28) vs. KC: Started at WR, catching two passes for 12 yards with a long of nine… Postseason: Started all three playoff games at WR and finished first in the NFL in receiving yards with 237, which also ranked third in the NFL playoffs for total yards from scrimmage...Tied for first in the NFL and AFC in receiving touchdowns with three...Tied for first in the AFC and second in the NFL in scoring with 18 points...Tied for third in the AFC in receptions with 14...Posted a 100-yard receiving performance against the Jets (1/12/03), making six catches for 123 yards and one touchdown...Scored in all three playoff games, including a 39-yard touchdown in the Super Bowl...(1/12/03) vs. NYJ: Started at WR in the AFC Divisional Playoff Game, catching a team-high six passes for 123 yards and one touchdown, the first of his playoff career…Had a long catch of 50 yards, another team high…(1/19/03) vs. TN: Started at WR in the AFC Championship Game and caught four passes for 52 yards and one touchdown…Had a team long reception of 31 yards…Super Bowl XXXVII (1/26/03) vs. TB: Started at WR and caught four passes for 62 yards, with a long of 39 yards, and one touchdown...2001: Saw action in 15 league games with

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one start as an extra WR...Made major strides in his game over the season…Ranked fifth on the Raiders with 19 receptions for 220 yards…Averaged 11.6 yards per catch to rank third on the squad and had a long catch of 21 yards...Also made three tackles on special teams…(9/3) @ KC: Missed season opener due to injury...(9/30) vs. SEA: Caught two passes for 36 yards with a long of 21...(11/5) vs. DEN: Caught three passes for 24 yards with a long of 16 on a third down conversion...Also recovered an onside kick near the end of the game to secure the win...(11/18) vs. SD: Saw action on special teams, taking a reverse on a punt return for 12 yards...(12/2) vs. AZ: Caught four passes for 53 yards...Postseason: (1/12/02) vs. NYJ: In the AFC Wild Card Game, saw action at WR and caught two passes for 32 yards...Averaged 16.0 yards per reception with a long of 20, both second-best on the team...Made one stop on special teams...(1/19/02) @ NE: In the AFC Divisional Playoff Game, he played at WR, making one catch for four yards before suffering a shoulder injury...2000: Saw action in 12 league contests at WR and on special teams...(9/3) vs. SD: Made NFL debut, catching his first career pass for six yards...Also tallied eight tackles on special teams...(12/3) @ PIT: Had best performance of the season, making a team-high two special teams stops...Postseason: (1/6/01) vs. MIA: Saw action in the AFC Divisional Playoff Game, playing on special teams...(1/14/01) vs. BAL: Saw action in the AFC Championship Game and caught one pass for 19 yards...Also posted one tackle on special teams…Selected by the Raiders in the second round (47th overall) in the 2000 Draft. COLLEGE: Lettered three seasons at West Virginia...All-Big East Conference selection as an all-purpose back...Saw action as a FS in the first five games, filled in as an emergency QB vs. Rutgers and then finished the second half of the season as a flanker...Recorded 28 tackles with a 68-yard interception return for a touchdown and a pass deflection...Caused a fumble and had a stop for a four-yard loss...Also blocked a kick...Fifth on the team with 15 receptions for 311 yards (20.7 avg) and four touchdowns...Gained 52 yards on six carries (8.7 avg)...Completed three-of-six passes (50.0 percent) for 20 yards...Also had a 16-yard kickoff return...Opened the season with five tackles, including one for a four-yard loss against East Carolina and in the next week against Miami of Ohio, blocked a punt, returned an interception 68 yards for a touchdown and posted eight tackles...Caught three passes for 64 yards, including a 44-yarder that set up game-winning score in a 20-17 decision over Temple...Grabbed five passes for 75 yards, including a 43-yard touchdown on the opening drive, against Miami...Closed out his career by hauling in three passes for 139 yards with touchdowns of 77 and 54 yards against Pittsburgh...As a junior, All-Big East Conference selection after starting every game at FS…In on 63 tackles with five interceptions and five passes defensed...Gained 129 yards on eight kickoff returns (16.1 avg)...Recovered an onside kick, returned the ball 29 yards, deflected a pass and came up with 12 tackles against Ohio State...Posted three straight six-tackle performances against Rutgers, Miami (Fla.) and Temple...Appeared in every game, seeing action at FS and flanker as a sophomore...Caught 13 passes for 280 yards and three touchdowns...Recorded 10 tackles...Gained 33 yards on three catches and blocked a field goal, which he recovered in the third overtime against Pitt...In the Carquest Bowl against Georgia Tech, hauled in four passes for 124 yards, with touchdowns of 74 and 21 yards, and made three tackles...Also a member of the West Virginia Track team running in the 50 and 60 meters and also participating in the long jump...Ran indoor track as well...Education major. PERSONAL: Blue Chip All-American selection, adding all-state honors while competing as a FB, QB, WR, DE, CB and FS during his three-year career at

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Coolidge High in hometown of Washington, D.C...Recorded 117 tackles and caught 21 passes for 404 yards as a senior...Lettered as a forward in basketball, winning the Washington, D.C. 1AA city slam dunk title...Played centerfield for the baseball team and also lettered in track as a 100, 200 and 4 x 100 meter participant. STATISTICAL PLATEAUS: 100-yard receiving games: 2002 (1), 2004 (3), 2005 (2): Total (6).

RECEIVING RUSHING YEAR TEAM GP GS NO YDS AVG LG TD ATT YDS AVG LG TD 2000 OAK 12 0 1 6 6.0 6 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2001 OAK 15 1 19 220 11.6 21 0 2 13 6.5 7 0 2002 OAK 16 14 51 688 13.5 36 9 4 6 1.5 4 0 2003 OAK 9 1 28 361 12.9 35 1 1 10 10.0 10 0 2004 OAK 16 16 64 998 15.6 52 9 1 -4 -4.0 -4 0 2005 OAK 16 15 76 942 12.4 49t 5 1 -8 -8.0 -8 0 NFL TOTALS 84 47 239 3,215 13.5 52 24 9 17 1.9 10 0

*Additional statistics: Returned a kickoff for six yards on 9/19/04 vs. BUF.

2005 GAME-BY-GAME RECEIVING OPPONENT NO YDS AVG LG TD 9/8 @ NE 3 48 16 27 0 9/18 KC 5 68 13.6 22 0 9/25 @ PHI 5 40 8 15 0 10/2 DAL 3 41 13.7 23 0 10/16 SD 5 63 12.6 21 0 10/29 BUF 4 43 10.8 19 0 10/30 @ TN 6 123 20.5 44 2 11/6 @ KC 7 68 9.7 21 1 11/13 DEN 3 27 9 11 0 11/20 @ WAS 6 142 23.7 49 1 11/27 MIA 3 57 19 31 0 12/4 @ SD 6 50 8.3 12 0 12/11 @ NYJ 4 36 9 20 1 12/18 CLE 6 31 5.2 9 0 12/24 @ DEN 4 29 7.3 9 0 12/31 NYG 6 76 12.7 20 0 TOTALS 76 942 12.4 49 5

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receptions: 8 (12/19/04) vs. TEN Receiving Yards: 148 (12/19/04) vs. TEN Receiving Touchdowns: 3, twice, last (12/19/04) vs. TEN Longest Reception: 52 (11/28/04) @ DEN

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MICHAEL QUARSHIE 73 DT BORN: 11/13/79 6-2 295 RAIDERS: 2 NFL: 1 COLLEGE: COLUMBIA Signed by Raiders as a free agent in May, 2005.

PRO: In second season with Raiders after being assigned to the Silver and Black as part of the NFL International Development Practice Squad program...Spent 2005 season on the Raiders practice squad and was not eligible to be claimed by another team or moved to the active roster…Played for the Frankfurt Galaxy in NFL Europe in the spring of 2005...Joined the Galaxy in Week 5 of the NFL Europe schedule and made an immediate impact on the defensive line...Recorded 11 tackles and one sack...Played for Helsinki Roosters football club and helped team win titles in the Finnish Maple Bowl in 1997, 1999 and 2000...Selected to league all-star team in 1999. COLLEGE: Two-time All-Ivy League selection at Columbia...Finished third in the nation with 19 tackles for loss as a senior in 2004, including an NCAA record-tying eight tackles for loss in the season opener vs. Fordham...Voted team captain and Most Valuable Player...First team All-Ivy as a senior and earned second consecutive Academic All-Ivy honor...Member of National Football Foundation and College Hall of Fame 2004 National Scholar Class...Second team All-Ivy selection as a junior in 2003 and was named Academic All-Ivy...Led team with 12 tackles for loss...Transferred to Columbia after two years at St. Peter’s College in Jersey City, N.J., where he was a two-time Division I-AA All-American...Political Science major. PERSONAL: Born in Erlangen, Germany and raised in Finland...Member of Finnish national football team and helped team capture the silver medal at the 2001 European Championships...Also played on Finnish junior national team that won the 1997 Nordic Championship...Served in Finland’s Army. RYAN RIDDLE 57 LB

BORN: 7/5/81 6-2 250 RAIDERS: 2 NFL: 2 COLLEGE: CALIFORNIA Raiders 6th round pick in 2005.

PRO: Versatile young LB who provided key depth and contributed on special teams as a rookie…Played in 12 league games in first professional season…2005: Saw action as a reserve OLB and on special teams…Recorded seven special teams stops, including five solo tackles…(9/8) @ NE: Made professional debut in the season opener and played on special teams…(9/18) vs. KC: Had two solo tackles and one assist on special teams…(9/25) @ PHI: Played on special teams and recorded one solo tackle…Saw action on special teams in the next five games but did not record any statistics, then inactive for four weeks…(12/11) @ NYJ:

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Returned to action and played at DE and on special teams…(12/18) vs. CLE: Played on special teams…(12/24) @ DEN: Played on special teams, contributing two tackles…(12/31) vs. NYG: Recorded one tackle on special teams…Selected in the sixth round (212th overall) in the 2005 Draft. COLLEGE: Emerged as one of the nation’s premier pass rushers as a senior at the University of California...Took two years off after high school before enrolling at El Camino Junior College in Los Angeles…First team All-American selection by The Sporting News and Sports Illustrated following the 2004 season, adding second team honors from The NFL Draft Report…All-Pac 10 Conference first team pick and named team Defensive MVP…Started every game at weakside DE for Cal…Led the Pac-10 and ranked third in the nation with a school season record 14.5 sacks for minus-122 yards, topping the previous Cal mark of 13.5 sacks by Andre Carter in 2000…Led the conference and ranked 10th in the country with 19 stops (10th-best season total in Cal annals) for losses of 143 yards…Recorded 48 tackles (38), recovered a fumble and caused three others…Also deflected a pass…Had at least one tackle behind the line of scrimmage in every regular season game…Saw action in every game as a junior in 2003, starting three contests in his first Golden Bears season…Ranked second on the team with 6.5 sacks for minus-38 yards in his first year with the squad…Recorded 29 tackles (20) with 7.5 stops for losses of 40 yards, a fumble recovery and a pass deflection…Recorded 12 sacks, three blocked field goals, two blocked punts, three fumble recoveries, two caused fumbles, one interception and two touchdowns scored as a sophomore in 2002…Selected as El Camino Junior College’s MVP and a third team JC All-American that year…Also added All-Region IV honors from the California Community College Coaches Association/JC Athletic Bureau and tabbed first team All-Northern Division that season...Won league Freshman of the Year honors in 2001, notching nine sacks and blocked two punts in only five starts…Social Welfare major. PERSONAL: Born in Culver City, Calif. and attended Culver City High...Named Culver City’s Most Improved Player as a junior in 1997 and team MVP as a senior in 1998 after tallying seven sacks and three blocked field goals...Earned All-Bay League first team honors as a senior when he recorded 125 tackles and was chosen second team all-area as a junior when he led the Bay League in sacks with 17…Grandfather, John Riddle, was a fullback at the University of Southern California. MARCELLUS RIVERS 88 TE BORN: 10/26/78 6-4 250 RAIDERS: 1 NFL: 6 COLLEGE: OKLAHOMA STATE Giants, 2001-03; Houston, 2004-05. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in May, 2006. PRO: Physical tight end with NFL experience signed by Raiders during offseason… Played in 76 league games and started 14 during five-year NFL career…Totaled 395 career yards on 51 catches and four touchdowns…Also recorded 55 special teams tackles….2005: Played in all 16 games for Houston, starting five…Posted most productive season of his career with 24 receptions for 168 yards…Averaged 7.7 yards per catch, his long being a 20-yard reception…Made six stops on special teams…2004: Played in 16 games for the Texans, starting three after signing with

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Houston as an unrestricted free agent…Recorded five receptions for 36 yards and one TD…Added 17 special teams stops, good for third…2003: Competed in 12 games, starting a career-high six for the Giants…Caught 17 passes for 155 yards…Added 12 special teams stops…Missed final four games of the season with a knee injury…Made first career start (10/12) @ NE, catching four passes for 49 yards…2002: Played in 15 games for Giants, catching two passes for 25 yards and one score…Set a Giants single-season record with 25 special teams tackles…Caught game-winning 17-yard TD pass @ DAL (10/6)…2001: Active in 16 games as a rookie for Giants…Caught three passes for 11 yards and a career-high two TDs…Made NFL debut in Monday night loss at Denver (9/10), catching first career pass for a one-yard score. COLLEGE: Caught 68 career passes at Oklahoma State for 963 yards (14.2 avg.) and 10 TDs…Hauled in 19 passes for 292 yards and two scores as a senior…Caught four TD passes in both his junior and sophomore seasons. PERSONAL: All-district and all-state selection as a senior at Douglass High School in Oklahoma City, Okla.…Married with three children.

YEAR TEAM GP GS NO YDS AVG LG TD 2001 NYG 16 0 3 11 3.7 8 2 2002 NYG 16 0 2 25 12.5 17t 1 2003 NYG 12 6 17 155 9.1 27 0 2004 HOU 16 3 5 36 7.2 13 1 2005 HOU 16 5 24 168 7 20 0 NFL TOTALS 76 14 51 395 7.7 27 4

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receptions: 5 (1/1/05) @ SF Receiving Yards: 34 (1/1/05) @ SF Longest Reception: 27 (10/12/03) @ NE Receiving Touchdowns: 1, four times, last (12/18/04) vs. PIT STANFORD ROUTT 26 CB BORN: 7/26/83 6-1 195 RAIDERS: 2 NFL: 2 COLLEGE: HOUSTON Raiders 2nd round pick in 2005.

PRO: Talented young performer with world-class speed who was a key contributor in the defensive backfield and on special teams as a rookie…2005: Played in 14 games with two starts at CB in rookie year…Finished season with 25 tackles, including 23 solo stops, one sack for a four-yard loss and a pair of pass deflections…Also saw extensive action on special teams…(9/8) @ NE: Made his NFL debut in the season opener…Played at CB and recorded five tackles, all solo stops…Also played on special teams…(9/18) vs. KC: Made first career start at CB when the Raiders opened with a “nickel” package…Registered one solo tackle and assisted on another…(9/25) @ PHI: Played at CB…(10/2) vs. DAL: Did not play…(10/16) vs. SD: Played at CB, contributing two solo tackles…(10/23) vs. BUF:

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Played at CB and recorded two solo tackles…(10/30) @ TN: Played at CB and registered one solo tackle when he stopped Tennessee QB short of the first down marker on third down late in the game…(11/6) @ KC: Played at CB…(11/13) vs. DEN: Played at CB…(11/20) @ WAS: Played at CB and recorded one solo tackle…(11/27) vs. MIA: Did not play…(12/4) @ SD: Played on special teams…(12/11) @ NYJ: Played at CB, recording one solo tackle…(12/18) vs. CLE: Played at CB and recorded a career day with four total tackles, three solo stops, one sack for a loss of four yards and two passes defensed…(12/24) @ DEN: Started at CB, registering four solo tackles…(12/31) vs. NYG: Played at CB and finished the game with a pair of solo tackles…Selected by the Raiders in the second round (38th overall) of the 2005 Draft. COLLEGE: In addition to being a standout CB, was one of the top sprinters in Conference USA…Split time between track and football his first three years at the University of Houston…Played in 47 career games for the Cougars, starting 27…Recorded 136 career tackles (111 solos) with three stops for losses of 15 yards, seven interceptions for 96 yards in returns, 23 pass break-ups, a fumble recovery, a blocked kick and three kickoff returns for 36 yards…All-Conference USA third team choice as a senior in 2004…Started all year at RCB, making a career-high 60 tackles (53) with two stops for losses of eight yards and a fumble recovery…Intercepted two passes for 37 yards in returns and gained 36 yards on three kickoff returns…Also deflected eight passes…Named 2004 Conference USA Men’s Indoor Track Athlete of the Year after winning the 60-meter and 200-meter dashes and qualified to compete in the 60-meter and 200-meter dashes at the NCAA Indoor Championships for the second consecutive year…Won the 200 meters at the NCAA Midwest Regional Championships for the second straight year…Started the team’s first nine games as a junior in 2003 and the Hawaii Bowl at RCB…Recorded 28 tackles (21) with a fumble recovery…Tied for the team lead with a career-high four interceptions for 44 yards in returns…Deflected eight passes and blocked a kick…Qualified to compete in the 60-meter and 200-meter dashes for the 2003 NCAA Indoor Championships…Earned NCAA Outdoor All- American honors after finishing third in the 200 meters at the 2003 NCAA Outdoor Meet… Played in 11 games as a sophomore in 2002, starting at weakside CB in the final two contests vs. South Florida and Louisville…Finished with 22 tackles (19), a stop for a seven-yard loss and two pass deflections…Made five solo tackles vs. South Florida and collected eight tackles (seven) with a pass deflection vs. Louisville…Played in 11 games, starting four, as a freshman…Recorded 26 tackles (18) with an interception and five pass deflections…Returned an interception 15 yards in the Texas clash, adding four tackles…Had another four stops vs. Memphis…Sports Administration major. PERSONAL: Born in Austin, Texas and attended Connally High School in Pflugerville, Texas…Unanimous All-District selection and earned All-American honors in track...Ran the ninth-fastest time in the 200 meters nationally as a junior...State qualifier in both the 200 meters and 4x400-meter relay team.

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 5 (9/8/05) @ NE Sacks: 1 (12/18/05) vs. CLE Sack Yards: 4 (12/18/05) vs. CLE Passes Defensed: 2 (12/18/05) vs. CLE

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TERDELL SANDS 90 DT BORN: 10/31/79 6-7 335 RAIDERS: 4 NFL: 4 COLLEGE: TENNESSEE-CHATTANOOGA Kansas City, 2001-02; Green Bay, 2003. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in November, 2003. PRO: Big, physical DT who signed with the Raiders in 2003…Has played in 27 league games with one start…Has one career sack for a seven-yard loss, one fumble recovery and a pair of passes defensed…2005: Played in the final nine games at DT and finished with seven tackles, including six solo stops…Also had one sack for minus-seven yards and one fumble recovery...Saw action on special teams as part of the kick block unit…Inactive for first seven games of the year…(11/6) @ KC: Saw his first action of the year at DT and recorded one solo tackle…(11/13) vs. DEN: Played at DT and registered one solo tackle…(11/20) @ WAS: Played at DT…(11/27) vs. MIA: Played at DT, recording one tackle and assisting on another…(12/4) @ SD: Played at DT, registering a pair of solo tackles and a sack for a seven-yard loss…Sack was the first of his career…(12/11) @ NYJ: Played at DT and recorded a pair of tackles…(12/18) vs. CLE: Played at DT, registering a pair of tackles and his first career fumble recovery…(12/24) @ DEN: Played at DT…(12/31) vs. NYG: Played at DT…2004: Saw action in 15 games at DT and recorded 22 tackles (17 solos) and two passes defensed…(9/12) @ PIT: Saw action at DT in the season opener…(9/19) vs. BUF: Played at DT, making two tackles…(10/3) @ HOU: Played at DT, recording one tackle and a pass defensed…(10/10) @ IND: Played at DT, making one tackle…(10/17) vs. DEN: Played at DT, making one tackle…Also played on special teams…(10/31) @ SD: Inactive…(12/5) vs. KC: Played at DT, recording a season-high five tackles and one pass defensed…Also played on special teams…(12/12) @ ATL: Played at DT, making two tackles...Also played on special teams…(12/19) vs. TEN: Played at DT, making three tackles…Also played on special teams…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Played at DT, making two tackles…Also played on special teams….2003: Was with the Green Bay Packers…Signed by Raiders (11/12)…Played in three games with one start…Inactive for first four games with the Raiders…(12/14) vs. BAL: Made his NFL debut and started at DT, making one tackle…(12/22) vs. GB: Played at DT, making two stops…(12/28) @ SD: Played at DT…2002: Allocated to Berlin Thunder for NFL Europe League season by Kansas City…Saw action in 10 games as a DT, logging 14 tackles (11), one sack and one pass defensed…Spent training camp with Kansas City before being released before the regular season…Signed to Chiefs practice squad (9/10)…Released (9/19)…Signed by Green Bay to practice squad (11/20)…2001: Did not see action in training camp due to foot injury…Placed on the reserve/non-football injury list and missed the remainder of the season…Seventh round pick in 2001 Draft (243rd overall) by Kansas City. COLLEGE: Played and lettered one year (1999) at Tennessee-Chattanooga, recording 36 tackles (26), a sack, two passes defensed, two fumble recoveries and a forced fumble. PERSONAL: Won four letters in football and basketball while attending Howard High School in Chattanooga, Tenn.…Played OT, DE and LB during his high school career...Was a three-time all-state and all-city selection…Nominated for Tennessee’s “Mr. Football” Award as a senior.

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CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 5 (12/5/04) vs. KC Sacks: 1 (12/4/05) @ SD Fumble Recoveries: 1 (12/18/05) vs. CLE Passes Defensed: 1, twice, last (12/5/04) vs. KC O.J. SANTIAGO 43 TE BORN: 3/4/74 6-7 265 RAIDERS: 2 NFL: 7 COLLEGE: KENT STATE Atlanta, 1997-00; Dallas, 2000; Cleveland, 2001; Raiders, 2003. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in May, 2006. PRO: Returns to Oakland’s roster after suiting up for the Raiders in 2003…2005: Did not play during the 2005 season...2004: Signed with Denver during offseason, released after training camp…2003: Played in 12 games with seven starts at tight end for the Raiders…Finished the season with 69 yards receiving on five catches for a 13.8-yard average…(9/22) @ DEN: Played at TE for the first time on the year…Also played on special teams, blocking a punt, the first of the season…(11/16) vs. MIN: Made his first start with the Raiders and caught two passes for a team-high 53 yards with a long of 36…(11/30) vs. DEN: Started at TE…Played on special teams, blocking a punt for a safety, his second block against Denver in 2003…(12/7) @ PIT: Started at TE, catching one pass for four yards…(12/14) vs. BAL: Caught one pass for seven yards and played on special teams, recovering a fumble…(12/28) @ SD: Started at TE, catching one pass for five yards…2002: Did not play in the NFL…2001: Started 12 of 14 games for Cleveland with 17 catches for 173 yards and two touchdowns…2000: Began the season with Atlanta in training camp…Traded to Dallas…Played in 10 games for the Cowboys during the regular season, mainly on special teams…1999: Started 14 games for Atlanta, missing two starts with a shoulder injury …Caught 15 passes for 174 yards for an 11.6 average and a 46-yard long reception…1998: Started all 16 regular season games and three postseason contests…Finished the regular season with 27 receptions for 428 yards with five touchdowns…Added four receptions for 67 yards during the postseason…1997: Started his first 11 games before missing rest of the year with a broken fibula…Finished his rookie campaign with 17 receptions for 217 yards and two touchdowns…Selected by Atlanta as a third round choice (70th overall) in the 1997 Draft. COLLEGE: Attended Kent State, catching 62 passes for 730 yards for an 11.8 average with four touchdowns…He tied team honors as a junior when he hauled in 28 receptions …Combined with his 26 catches as a senior, totaled 54 in his final two seasons…He started every game and tied for the team lead in receiving with a personal best 28 catches for 297 yards, a 10.6 average, with two touchdowns…Started 22 of 33 career games at Kent State and was named to the MAC All-Academic first team for three straight seasons…Business Administration major. PERSONAL: Born in Whitby, Ontario, Canada…Was an All-Canadian first team tight end at St. Michael’s High School in Toronto…Led his school to two district titles while being selected to the Toronto Star and Toronto Sun all-star teams…A versatile athlete, he returned kickoffs and punts as well as playing both ways as a defensive lineman and tight end…Guided St. Michael’s to a pair of district championships in basketball…Competed in track in both the shot put and discus.

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YEAR TEAM GP GS NO YDS AVG LG TD 1997 ATL 11 11 17 217 12.8 30 2 1998 ATL 16 16 27 428 15.9 62 5 1999 ATL 14 14 15 174 11.6 46 0 2000 CLE 11 000000 2001 CLE 14 12 17 153 9 27 2 2003 OAK 12 7 5 69 13.8 36 0 NFL TOTALS 78 60 81 1041 12.9 62 9

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receptions: 5 (9/14/97) vs OAK Receiving Yards: 65 (12/27/98) vs. MIA Receiving TDs: 2 (12/27/98) vs. MIA, (118/98) @ NE WARREN SAPP 99 DT BORN: 12/19/72 6-2 300 RAIDERS: 3 NFL: 12 COLLEGE: MIAMI (FLA.) Tampa Bay, 1995-03. Signed by Raiders as free agent in March, 2004. PRO: Among the NFL’s most dominant defensive players since entering the league in 1995…Selected to seven consecutive Pro Bowls from 1997-03…1999 NFL Defensive Player of the Year…Has recorded 84.5 career sacks, the most by any active DT and the third-most all-time by a DT…In addition to work on defensive line, has been used on offense as a TE and FB in short-yardage situations…Has caught four passes for 39 yards and two touchdowns…Has played in 166 regular season league games with 156 starts…Has also played and started in nine career postseason games, including Super Bowl XXXVII…2005: Played and started the first 10 games of the year before missing the final six contests with a shoulder injury…Moved back inside to DT after spending much of 2004 at DE…Finished the year with 29 tackles, including 25 solos, and was second on the team with five sacks for loss of 34 yards…Batted down three passes and forced one fumble which was recovered in the end zone for a touchdown…Intercepted a pass in Week 3 at Philadelphia (9/25), his fourth career pick and first since 11/3/02 vs. Minnesota…Tied a Raiders single-game record with three sacks in Week 8 at Tennessee (10/30)…Also saw action on special teams, working on the kick protection and kick block units…(9/8) @ NE: Started at DT and registered a pair of solo tackles…(9/18) vs. KC: Started at DT and recorded five tackles, three solo…(9/25) @ PHI: Started at DT, recording one solo tackle and a team-high three passes defensed…Recorded his fourth career interception in the first quarter when he stepped in front of a Donovan McNabb pass and returned it three yards…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at DT, contributing four tackles, all solo stops…Recorded first sack of the season for a five-yard loss…(10/16) vs. SD: Started at DT and registered one solo tackle…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at DT and was second on the defense with five total tackles, all solo…Had one sack for a loss of seven yards…(10/30) @ TN: Started at DT and recorded six tackles (five)…Tied a career high and a Raiders club record with three sacks for minus-19.5 yards and forced a fumble in the second

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quarter that S Jarrod Cooper recovered in the end zone for a touchdown…(11/6) @ KC: Started at DT and recorded three solo tackles…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at DT, registering three solo tackles and assisting on another…(11/20) @ WAS: Started at DT and recorded one solo tackle…Placed on Injured Reserve (11/27)…2004: Started all 16 league games and played at both DT and DE…Recorded 42 tackles (33), 2.5 sacks for 17.5 yards in losses and recovered two fumbles…Also lined up at TE in short-yardage situations on offense and played on special teams…(9/12) @ PIT: Made his Raiders debut and started at DE, making four tackles…Also lined up at TE on offense in short-yardage situations…(9/19) vs. BUF: Started at DT, making one tackle…Teamed with DE Bobby Hamilton on a one-yard sack…(9/26) vs. TB: Started at DT, making three tackles…Lined up at TE in short-yardage situations…(10/3) @ HOU: Started at DE, making three tackles…(10/10) @ IND: Started at DT, making six tackles…Lined up at TE in short- yardage situations …(10/17) vs. DEN: Started at DT, making two tackles…Also played on special teams…(10/24) vs. NO: Started at DT, making two tackles…Lined up at TE in short-yardage situations and played on special teams…(10/31) @ SD: Started at DT, making two tackles…Lined up at TE in short-yardage situations…Also played on special teams…(11/7) @ CAR: Started at DT…Lined up at TE in short-yardage situations…(11/21) vs. SD: Started at DT, making three tackles…Also played on special teams…(11/28) @ DEN: Started at DT, making three tackles…Lined up at TE in short-yardage situations…Also played on special teams…(12/5) vs. KC: Started at DT, making two tackles…Also played on special teams…(12/12) @ ATL: Started at DT and played on special teams…(12/19) vs. TEN: Started at DT, recording five tackles, including one sack, and a fumble recovery…Dropped Tennessee QB for an 11-yard loss on the first play of the second quarter…(12/25) @ KC: Started at DT, recording three solo tackles, one sack and a fumble recovery…Notched his second sack in as many games when he dropped Kansas City QB for a six-yard loss in the fourth quarter…Recovered a fumble with 1:42 remaining in the game to set up K Sebastian Janikowski’s 46-yard field goal…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Started at DT, making three tackles…Also played on special teams…2003: Named to the Pro Bowl for the seventh consecutive season in 2003…Started 15 games at DT and inactive for one other (vs. Houston)…Ranked second on the team with five sacks…Totaled 58 tackles, two forced fumbles and three passes defensed…Also saw extensive action on offense in goal line and short-yardage situations…Posted four receptions for 39 yards (9.8 avg.) on the season, with two going for touchdowns and two for first downs…Part of a defense that ranked fifth in the NFL, marking the seventh straight year the defense finished among the NFL’s top-10…(9/8) @ PHI: Started at DT, posting two tackles…Appeared in several offensive series, recording his first career reception for 14 yards and a first down…Helped defense post third shutout in last 16 regular season games…(9/14) vs. CAR: Finished contest with five tackles and one pass defensed…(9/21) @ ATL: Hauled in a six-yard touchdown reception, the first of his career…Recorded five tackles against the Falcons…Helped defense limit the Falcons to 136 total yards, the seventh-best defensive effort in club history…(10/6) vs. IND: Tallied three tackles and one pass defensed…(10/12) @ WAS: Recorded first two sacks of the season…Also totaled five tackles…(10/19) @ SF: Tallied three tackles…(10/26) vs. DAL: Made his third sack of the year and totaled two tackles…Helped the defense post its second shutout of the season...(11/2) vs. NO: Posted four tackles...(11/9) @ CAR: Led defensive linemen with a season-high seven tackles…Also hauled in third reception of the season, gaining 18 yards and a first down on a fourth-and-one play in the fourth quarter…(11/16) vs. GB: Notched three tackles…(11/24) vs. NYG: Notched two sacks …Finished contest with four tackles and two forced fumbles…Part of a defensive effort that held the Giants offense to 212 total yards…(11/30) @ JAX: Posted three tackles…(12/7) @ NO: Totaled two tackles, one pass defensed and hauled in his second career touch-

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down reception…(12/14) vs. HOU: Inactive because of left foot sprain…Contest against Houston was the first game he missed since the 1999 season, a span of 73 games…(12/20) vs. ATL: Returned to action, posting four tackles in start at DT…(12/28) @ TEN: Led defensive linemen with six tackles…2002: Named to the Pro Bowl for the sixth consecutive year and tied team record for total and consecutive appearances...Also named as Pro Bowl starter for the fifth consecutive year...Selected to the Associated Press All-Pro first team for the fourth straight year...Finished second on the team and tied for first in the NFC among DTs with 7.5 sacks...Set a career high and finished first among defensive linemen with 78 tackles...Made 100th career start in season opener against New Orleans (9/8)...Moved into seventh place in team history with 125 games played and into sixth place with 115 career starts...Started all 16 regular season games at DT...Started all three playoff games...Helped defense to finish first in the NFL in total defense and pass defense...Finished with 78 tackles, 7.5 sacks, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery, three passes defensed and a career-high two interceptions...(9/8) vs. NO: Recorded a sack and added five tackles...(9/15) @ BAL: Registered four stops in shutout victory...(9/23) vs. STL: Tallied second sack of the season...Finished the contest with four tackles...(9/29) @ CIN: Recorded 15th career multi-sack game, finishing the contest with two sacks...Tallied six tackles and a forced fumble while helping hold the Bengals offense scoreless...(10/6) @ ATL: Intercepted the second pass of his career...Finished contest with six tackles and a pass defensed while helping to limit the Falcons to 70 rushing yards on 22 carries (3.2 avg.)...(10/16) vs. CLE: Recorded 16th career multi-sack game, finishing the contest with two sacks...Led defensive linemen with a season-high seven tackles...(10/20) @ PHI: Made a sack and added three tackles...(10/27) @ CAR: Made a sack on the Panthers first play from scrimmage and added six tackles...(11/3) vs. MIN: Set a new season high, intercepting second pass of the season...Added three tackles against the Vikings...(11/17) vs. CAR: Posted six tackles and a fumble recovery...(11/24) vs. GB: Registered two tackles...(12/1) @ NO: Recorded a team-leading and season-high nine tackles while starting at DT...Added a pass defensed...(12/8) vs. ATL: Registered four tackles while helping limit the Falcons to 68 rushing yards...(12/15) @ DET: Notched three tackles in start at DT...(12/23) vs. PIT: Posted three tackles...(12/29) @ CHI: Led defensive linemen with seven tackles...Postseason: (1/12/03) vs. SF: Posted one tackle and a 0.5 sack in the NFC Divisional Playoff game...(1/19/03) @ PHI: Finished with two tackles in the NFC Championship Game...(1/26/03) vs. OAK: Notched a fourth quarter sack and a forced fumble in Super Bowl XXXVII...Added two tackles and two passes defensed...Finished the postseason with 1.5 sacks, five tackles, one forced fumble and two passes defensed…2001: Selected to the Pro Bowl for the fifth straight season, including his fourth consecutive as a starter...Named to the Associated Press All-Pro first team, as well as both College & Pro Football Newsweekly and Pro Football Weekly’s All-NFL Team...Also chosen to The Sporting News All-Pro Team...Started all 16 games, as well as playoff contests...Totaled 53 tackles to rank third on the defensive line and added six sacks (second-best on the defense), two forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries...Helped defense finish among the NFL’s top-10 (sixth) for the fifth straight year, the only team in the league to do so...(10/14) @ TEN: Had first sack of the season...(10/21) vs. PIT: Recorded five tackles and one forced fumble...(11/14) @ GB: Contributed two tackles and one fumble recovery, which led to a touchdown...(11/11) @ DET: Made two sacks on consecutive plays and added four tackles...(11/26) @ STL: Tallied three tackles, two sacks, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery…Was named NFC Defensive Player of the Week for his efforts...(12/9) vs. DET: Dominated the trenches with six tackles...(12/16) @ CHI: Had five tackles...(12/23) vs. NO: Collected two tackles and a half- sack...(12/29) vs. BAL: Led the defensive line with eight tackles and a half- sack...Postseason: (1/12/02) @ PHI: Recorded five tackles in NFC Divisional

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Playoff Game…2000: Played in all 16 regular season games with 15 starts at DT (all but 10/1 at Washington)...Also started playoff contest...Selected to the Pro Bowl for the fourth consecutive season, including his third straight as a starter...Also earned first team All-Pro honors from the Associated Press, Sports Illustrated, College & Pro Football Newsweekly, The Sporting News, Football Digest and USA Today...Named to Pro Football Weekly’s All-NFL and All-NFC teams by Football News...Recorded career highs in sacks (16.5) and tackles (76)...Shattered Lee Roy Selmon’s franchise best total of 13 sacks (1977)...Tied for second in the NFL (Trace Armstrong) with the 16.5 sacks, trailing only La’Roi Glover (17 sacks)...Had the third-most sacks ever in a single season for a defensive tackle in NFL history...Added one forced fumble, four passes defensed and two blocked field goal attempts...Posted a sack in 11 of the team’s 16 games...Helped the Tampa Bay defense finish in the NFL’s top-10 (ninth) for the fourth consecutive season...(9/3) @ NE: Recorded 1.5 sacks and six tackles in the season opener...(9/10) vs. CHI: Had one sack, one pass defensed and two tackles in a win over the Bears...(9/17) @ DET: Played arguably his best game as a pro, tying a career high with three sacks and four tackles...Limited Lions backs to 17 yards and was named NFC Defensive Player of the Week...(10/1) @ WAS: Tallied four tackles and a sack after missing the first quarter...Also keyed a fourth quarter comeback by blocking a field goal attempt...(10/9) @ MIN: Posted five tackles and one sack...Blocked a field goal that resulted in a 53-yard return for a touchdown that gave the Bucs a fourth quarter lead...(10/19) vs. DET: Had a season-high nine tackles and contributed two sacks and one pass defensed...(10/29) vs. MIN: Notched three tackles, one sack, one forced fumble and one pass defensed...(11/12) vs. GB: Had a sack and added five tackles...(11/26) vs. BUF: Became the Buccaneers single-season leader in sacks when he recorded two sacks in the game...(12/10) @ MIA: Helped limit the Dolphins to less than 100 yards on the ground and was part of a defense that forced four interceptions...(12/18) vs. STL: Made two sacks and added seven tackles in a Monday Night contest...(12/24) @ GB: Made one sack and contributed seven tackles in the regular season finale…1999: Named NFL Defensive Player of the Year...Started 15 games, missing one contest (Minnesota, 10/3) with a broken hand...Had 54 tackles and 12.5 sacks...Added a career-high two fumble recoveries and tied a career-best with three forced fumbles...Earned first team All-Pro honors from the Associated Press...Selected to his third consecutive Pro Bowl...Also named Defensive Most Valuable Player by Pro Football Weekly and College and Pro Football Newsweekly...Earned Defensive Player of the Year nod by Football Digest...Also selected to the Football News All-NFC Team...His 12.5 sacks bested previous career mark of 10.5 (1997), finishing one-half sack shy of Lee Roy Selmon’s single-season club mark of 13 (1977)...Finished fourth in the NFC and fifth in the NFL in sacks, but each player above him lined up at end...Helped defensive unit rank first in the NFC and third in the league in total defense...(9/12) vs. NYG: Opened season with six tackles, one sack and one pass defensed...Helped limit the Giants to 107 total net yards (28 rushing), the second-stingiest showing in team history...(9/19) @ PHI: Tied a career high with three sacks, totaling 28 yards, and was named NFC Defensive Player of the Week...Added a season-high seven tackles...(9/26) vs. DEN: Suffered a left hand fracture in the second quarter but returned to action to notch three tackles...Named NFC Defensive Player of the Month for September...(10/10) @ GB: Returned to action, posting four tackles and two second half sacks...(10/24) vs. CHI: Notched four tackles and a sack...(11/7) @ NO: Had three tackles...(11/14) vs. KC: Collected two tackles, one sack and a fumble recovery...(11/21) vs. ATL: Posted two tackles and a sack for a 10-yard loss in the fourth quarter...(11/28) @ SEA: Recorded four stops, one sack and recovered own forced fumble...Sack moved him past the late David Logan into second place on the club’s all-time list with 39.5 career sacks...(12/6) vs. MIN: Collected five tackles in Monday night win over Vikings...(12/12) vs. DET: Had five tackles, 1.5 sacks,

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one pass defensed and one forced fumble...(12/19) @ OAK: Recorded three tackles and one sack...(12/26) vs. GB: Posted two tackles…(1/2/00) @ CHI: Recorded two tackles…Helped Bucs clinch NFC Central title...Postseason: (1/15/00) vs. WAS: Racked up six tackles, one sack and a crucial fourth quarter fumble recovery in NFC Divisional Playoff win…(1/23/00) @ STL: Notched two tackles in the NFC Championship Game…1998: Started all 16 regular season games for the first time in his career…Selected to the Pro Bowl, earning first starting assignment…Amassed 59 tackles, seven sacks, two passes defensed, two forced fumbles and a fumble recovery…Led the team in tackles for losses (five) and tied for second on the team in sacks (seven)…Focal point of a defensive unit that finished first in the NFC and second in the NFL in overall team defense…Named to the second team AP and USA Today All-Pro teams…Selected to the Pro Football Weekly All-NFC Team…(9/13) @ GB: Recorded five tackles, two sacks and a pass defensed…(9/20) vs. CHI: Recorded four tackles in comeback win, helping hold Bears to just one second half first down…(10/18) vs. CAR: Posted two tackles and a sack…(11/8) vs. TEN: Registered a sack and began a streak of recording at least one sack in four of the next five games…(11/22) vs. DET: Posted three tackles and a QB sack…(11/29) @ CHI: Recorded six stops, a sack and a forced fumble…(12/7) vs. GB: Posted four tackles, one sack, one forced fumble and a pass defensed in Monday Night Football win…Also helped thwart a Packers rally, making a sack on the final play to seal win…(12/13) vs. PIT: Notched five tackles (four)…1997: Started 15 regular season games and two playoff contests, missing second game of career against Miami (9/21) due to sprained right ankle…Joined seven teammates for first career Pro Bowl appearance…Week before Pro Bowl, won the NFL Lineman Challenge for second consecutive year…Also voted to College & Pro Football Newsweekly’s All-Pro Second Team and the All-Madden Team…Outstanding early season performance resulted in NFC Defensive Player of the Month honors for September…Recorded 68 tackles (45), 10.5 sacks, one fumble recovery, one pass breakup and a team-high three forced fumbles during the regular season before adding 11 stops, three sacks, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery during two playoff games…Sack total (10.5) was tops on team, tied for eighth in the NFC, and also led Bucs defense to team-record 44 sacks…(8/31) vs. SF: Opened season with career-high 11 tackles and 2.5 sacks…(9/7) @ DET: Despite suffering sprained right ankle in first half that was aggravated again in third quarter, posted three stops and one sack…(9/21) vs. MIA: Missed only action of season with sprained right ankle…Went on three-game sack attack with consecutive sacks against Detroit (10/12), Minnesota (10/26) and Indianapolis (11/2)…(11/16) vs. NE: Made one sack for an 11-yard loss and forced a fumble…(12/21) vs. CHI: Finished off regular season the way he started it, notching eight tackles, two sacks, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery…Postseason: (1/4/98) @ GB: Posted a three-sack, five-tackle performance during NFC Divisional Playoff Game in which he also forced two fumbles and recovered another…1996: Started 14 of 15 contests, missing the season’s second week at Detroit (9/8) and played but did not start the following week at Denver (9/15)…Collected nine sacks along with nine tackles for loss to lead team in both categories… 51 tackles (41) were tops among team’s defensive linemen… Also blocked first FG attempt of career, forced a fumble and recovered another…(9/1) vs. GB: Notched four solo tackles and recorded team’s first sack in season’s first game…(9/8) @ DET: Missed a game for the first time in his career with an ankle injury…(9/15) @ DEN: Returned to action in a reserve role, posting three tackles…(9/22) vs. SEA: Recorded season-best six tackles and two sacks…(10/13) vs. MIN: Tied season mark for tackles with six while also posting 1.5 sacks and causing a fumble…(12/15) @ MIN: Collected five solo tackles, two sacks and a fumble recovery…(12/22) vs. CHI: Finished season with three tackles and a sack…1995: Played in 16 games, starting season’s first five and final three contests…Finished

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with 27 tackles (17), one pick, one forced fumble and five passes defensed…Tied for third on team with three sacks…Was a consensus first team All-Rookie choice including selection by Pro Football Weekly, PFWA, Football News and College and Pro Football Newsweekly…Was used in four games as blocking back on goal line plays (five plays, three TDs by Bucs)…(9/3) @ PHI: Started in NFL regular season debut and had three tackles plus team’s first sack of the year…(10/22) vs. ATL: Enjoyed top performance of season with an interception, a touchdown, a sack and lead block on a rushing touchdown…On the interception, he returned it five yards for the score…Drafted by Buccaneers with first of two first round picks (12th overall) in 1995. COLLEGE: Played three seasons at Miami, electing to forego senior year for NFL Draft…Originally arrived at Miami as a TE…Three-year Hurricane totals included 176 tackles, 19.5 sacks, four forced fumbles, four fumble recoveries and five passes defensed…In three bowl games, added 13 tackles and three sacks…Many honors as a junior co-captain included first team All-America from AP, UPI, Football Coaches Association and Walter Camp…Also won the Lombardi Award, symbolic of the nation’s top lineman/linebacker…Was a finalist for the Outland Trophy…Named Defensive Player of the Year by Football Writers Association, Football News and ABC…Was also the Big East’s Defensive Player of the Year and a first team All-Big East selection…In 11 starts, had 84 tackles, team-best 10.5 sacks (second in Big East), four forced fumbles and three fumble recoveries (first in Big East)…In sophomore season, accolades included second team All-America and first team All-Big East…Started 10 games at DT and had 52 tackles and six sacks…Saw action in 10 games as a freshman reserve, backing up Mark Caesar…Registered 40 tackles and three sacks…Was redshirted as 1991 incoming freshman…During redshirt season, was shifted from TE to DT…Majored in Criminology. PERSONAL: Born in Orlando, Fla. and attended Apopka High in Apopka, lettering in football, track and basketball…Played LB, TE and P (averaged 43.5 yards per punt) in high school…As a senior, was all-state and USA Today Honorable Mention All-America…Married with two children. HONORS: NFL Defensive Player of the Year: 1999; Played in Pro Bowl: 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003

YEAR TEAM GP GS SACKS YDS FF FR 1995 TB 16 8 3 12 1 0 1996 TB 15 14 9 48.5 1 1 1997 TB 15 15 10.5 86 2 1 1998 TB 16 16 7 42 2 1 1999 TB 15 15 12.5 94.5 4 2 2000 TB 16 16 16.5 130 1 1 2001 TB 16 16 6 40 1 2 2002 TB 16 16 7.5 64.5 1 1 2003 TB 15 15 5 30 2 0 2004 OAK 16 16 2.5 17.5 0 2 2005 OAK 10 10 5 34 1 0 NFL TOTALS 166 157 84.5 599 16 11

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CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 11 vs. SF (8/31/97) Sacks: 3, three times, last @ TN (10/30/05) Passes Defensed: 3 (9/25/05) @ PHI Forced Fumbles: 2 (11/24/03) vs. NYG Fumble Recoveries: 1, several times, last (12/25/04) @ KC Interceptions: 1, four times, last (9/25/05) @ PHI Return Yards: 5 (10/22/95) vs. ATL Returns for Touchdown: 1 (10/22/95) vs. ATL Receptions: 1, four times, last (12/7/03) @ NO Receiving Yards: 18 (11/9/03) @ CAR Receiving Touchdowns: 1, twice, last (12/7/03) @ NO STUART SCHWEIGERT 30 S

BORN: 6/21/81 6-2 210 RAIDERS: 3 NFL: 3 COLLEGE: PURDUE Raiders 3rd round pick in 2004.

PRO: Young DB who emerged as a key contributor on defense after gaining valuable experience as a rookie…Has played in all 32 league games in his two-year professional career, starting 16…Has two career interceptions with 35 return yards, a pair of forced fumbles, three fumble recoveries and 12 passes defensed…Has made 111 tackles in two seasons, including 90 solo stops…2005: Played in all 16 games at FS, starting 13, and led the team in interceptions with two…Picks were the first two of his career and he totaled 35 return yards…Finished fourth on the team with 75 tackles (61 solos) and added 13 special teams tackles…(9/8) @ NE: Started at FS, recording four tackles, including two solos…(9/18) vs. KC: Played at S and registered his first career fumble recovery in the fourth quarter…Also had five tackles, three of them solo stops…Had one solo tackle on special teams…(9/25) @ PHI: Played at S, recording three solo tackles…Forced a fumble on the Raiders two-yard line to prevent Philadelphia from scoring…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at FS and registered two solo stops…(10/16) vs. SD: Played at S, contributing two solo tackles…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at FS, recording four solo tackles…Also had one tackle on special teams…(10/30) @ TN: Started at FS, recording six tackles (five) and two passes defensed…(11/6) @ KC: Started at FS and recorded five tackles (four) and a pass defensed…Also registered three tackles on special teams…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at FS, racking up three solo tackles and assisting on two others…(11/20) @ WAS: Started at FS, leading the team in tackles with six solo stops…Also had one pass defensed and one fumble recovery that set up the Raiders for their first score of the game in the first quarter…Contributed on special teams with two solo tackles and assisted on another…(11/27) vs. MIA: Started at FS, turning in an outstanding defensive performance with six total tackles (five), one pass defensed, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery…Also recorded first career interception, returning it 33 yards…Also had one tackle on special teams…(12/4) @ SD: Started at FS, recording five solo tackles and assisting on another…Also had one tackle on special teams…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at FS, registering six total tackles, five solo, and one pass defensed…Also had one tackle on special teams…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started at FS and recorded five total tackles,

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three solo, and one pass defensed…(12/24) @ DEN: Started at FS, recording his second career interception in addition to five total tackles, four solo, and one pass defensed…(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at FS, registering five tackles, all solo stops, and one pass defensed…Also tallied one solo tackle and assisted on two others in special teams duty…2004: Played in all 16 league games as a rookie, starting three…Recorded 36 tackles and three passes defensed in a reserve role on defense and excelled on special teams, tallying a team-high 14 special teams stops…(9/12) @ PIT: Made his professional debut at S and made one tackle…Also made one tackle on special teams…(9/19) vs. BUF: Played at S, making three tackles…Also recorded one special teams tackle…(9/26) vs. TB: Played at S, recording one tackle and his first career pass defensed…Also made two tackles on special teams…(10/10) @ IND: Played at S, recording one tackle and one pass defensed…(10/17) vs. DEN: Played at S, recording one tackle and one pass defensed…(11/28) @ DEN: Made first career start at SS when team opened in the “dime” package and recorded two tackles…Also played on special teams…(12/5) vs. KC: Started at SS, making a season-high eight tackles, including seven solo…Also played on special teams…(12/12) @ ATL: Started at SS, making seven tackles…Also played on special teams…(12/19) vs. TEN: Played at S, making four tackles…Also recorded a team-high two special teams stops…(12/25) @ KC: Played at S and on special teams…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Played at S, making two tackles…Also recorded four special teams stops…Selected by the Raiders in the third round (67th overall) of the 2004 Draft. COLLEGE: Semifinalist for the Jim Thorpe Award (given to the nation’s top DB) in each of his last three seasons at Purdue…Named to the Bronko Nagurski Trophy “watch list” (nation’s outstanding defensive player) as a junior and senior…As senior, second team All-America by The Sporting News and Associated Press, All-Big Ten Conference and Academic All-Big Ten and team Most Valuable Player…Started 45 of 49 games for Purdue, recording 360 tackles (226) with 2.5 sacks, 16 stops for losses of 38 yards, three forced fumbles and 23 pass deflections…His 360 tackles rank ninth on the school’s all-time list…Intercepted 17 passes for 176 yards in returns, breaking the Purdue career record of 11 pass thefts, first set by Don Anderson (1981-84) and matched by Rod Woodson (1983-86), Marc Foster (1985- 88), Jimmy Young (1990-93) and Adrian Beasley (1996-99)…Finished third on team in tackles in 2003 with 88, including 2.5 sacks and intercepted four passes for 62 yards…Posted 10 tackles against Bowling Green, Michigan and in Citrus Bowl vs. Georgia…Had 11 stops vs. Wisconsin…As junior in 2002, ranked third on team with 89 tackles (49 solo, 40 assists), including five for loss…Had four pass breakups, two interceptions, two forced fumbles and one fumble recovery…Had 12 tackles (six solo, six assists), including 1.5 for loss, at Notre Dame…Became Purdue’s career interception leader with No. 12 vs. Western Michigan…Equaled career high of 14 tackles (eight solo, six assists) with a pass breakup and a fumble recovery at Iowa…Added to school record with career interception No. 13 at Northwestern…Had 10 tackles (five solo, five assists) vs. Ohio State and tied school record with two forced fumbles and had 10 tackles (eight solo, two assists) vs. Washington in Sun Bowl…Returned two kickoffs for 30 yards vs. Minnesota…As sophomore, preserved two victories with interceptions in the end zone — at Cincinnati with 36 seconds remaining and at Minnesota in overtime…Topped team with 98 tackles (65 solo, 33 assists) and six interceptions, which tied for third on school season list…Had two interceptions in season opener at Cincinnati, recorded 13 tackles (12 solo, one assist) and forced fumble to go with game-saving interception at Minnesota to earn Big Ten Defensive Player of the Week honors…Tied school career record with 11th interception and had career-high three pass breakups vs. Michigan State…As true freshman in 2000, earned Big Ten Freshman of the Year honors and was honorable mention All-Big Ten…Topped team with 85

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tackles (56 solo, 29 assists) and five interceptions…Five interceptions are most by a true freshman in school history and now tied for seventh on season list…Picked off first collegiate interception at Notre Dame and came up with career high of 14 tackles (11 solo, three assists) and an interception at Michigan State…Organizational Leadership and Supervision major. PERSONAL: Attended Heritage (Saginaw, Mich.) High…Ranked as the No. 9 DB and No. 78 player overall in nation by Prep Football Report…Ranked as the No. 18 best skill athlete by SuperPrep and a four-star recruit (out of four) by Rivals.com…PrepSport All-American and named to the Detroit News and Saginaw News dream teams…Totaled 1,502 rushing yards with 22 touchdowns as an option QB, threw for 500 yards with four touchdowns and recorded 50 tackles with three interceptions and seven pass breakups on defense en route to being named the Detroit Athletic Club Male Athlete of the Year as senior…Led the league in rushing and scoring…Also participated in basketball and track.

YEAR TEAM GP GS SACKS YDS FF FR PD INT YDS 2004 OAK 16 3 0 000300 2005 OAK 16 13 0 0239 235 NFL TOTALS 32 16 0 0 2 3 12 2 35

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 8 (12/5/04) vs. KC Interceptions: 1, twice, last (12/24/05) @ DEN Return Yards: 33 (11/27/05) vs. MIA Passes Defensed: 2 (10/30/05) @ TN Forced Fumbles: 1, twice, last (11/27/05) vs. MIA Fumble Recoveries: 1, three times, last (11/27/05) vs. MIA BARRY SIMS 65 G

BORN: 12/1/74 6-5 300 RAIDERS: 8 NFL: 8 COLLEGE: UTAH Signed by Raiders as a free agent in July, 1999.

PRO: Versatile, productive performer who has played both guard and tackle positions since joining the Raiders in 1999...Has played in 110 league games with 96 starts...Has started in 61 consecutive games, including Super Bowl XXXVII, at LT — the most of any active Raiders player…2005: Started every game at LT for the third consecutive season…Part of an offensive line that helped produce a 3,500-yard passer, a 1,000-yard receiver and a 1,000-yard rusher…Also saw action on special teams…(9/8) @ NE: Started at LT and helped the team gain over 350 yards of total offense…(9/18) vs. KC: Started at LT, contributing on an offensive line that allowed the Raiders to amass over 300 yards of total offense…(9/25) @ PHI: Started at LT, aiding an offensive line that allowed QB to throw for over 300 yards and two touchdowns…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at LT and helped RB LaMont Jordan rush for over 120 yards…(10/16) vs. SD: Started at LT as part of an offensive line that allowed the team to total over

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300 yards of total offense…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at LT in his 100th career game as part of an offensive line that allowed Jordan to rush for over 100 yards and a team-record-tying three touchdowns…Also had one offensive fumble recovery in the first quarter…(10/30) @ TN: Started at LT and helped the offense amass over 300 total yards…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at LT as part of an offensive line that allowed QB to throw for over 300 yards…(11/20) @ WAS: Started at LT as part of a unit that aided in recording over 300 yards of total offense…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started at LT and helped Jordan rush for a career-high 132 yards...(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at LT and gave QB time to throw for over 300 yards and three touchdowns…2004: Started in all 16 games at LT and played on the kick protection unit on special teams…Along with C Adam Treu, was one of only two members of the offensive line to start every game…(9/12) @ PIT: Started at LT in the season opener and gave QB Rich Gannon time to throw for 305 yards…(9/26) vs. TB: Started at LT and helped RB Tyrone Wheatley rush for 102 yards and a touchdown…(10/3) @ HOU: Started at LT and helped pave the way for RB Amos Zereoue’s 117-yard performance…(10/24) vs. NO: Started at LT and gave QB Kerry Collins time to throw for 350 yards…(11/28) @ DEN: Started at LT, helping Collins pass for over 330 yards…(12/5) vs. KC: Started at LT, helping Collins pass for over 340 yards…(12/12) @ ATL: Started at LT, helping the team rush for over 130 yards…(12/19) vs. TEN: Started at LT, helping Collins throw for over 370 yards and five touchdowns…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Started at LT and helped RB Zack Crockett rush for over 130 yards…2004 co- recipient, along with WR Ronald Curry, of the Commitment to Excellence Award, voted on by team members and given to the “Player Who Best Exemplifies the Pride and Spirit of the Raiders”…2003: Started in all 16 league games at LT…Was the only member of the offensive line to start every game…(9/7) @ TN: Started at LT…(9/14) vs. CIN: Started at LT, helping the team rush for 134 yards…(9/22) @ DEN: Started at LT…(9/28) SD: Started at LT, helping the offense tally over 420 yards…(11/9) vs. NYJ: Started at LT, helping the team rush for 169 yards…(11/16) vs. MIN: Started at LT, helping the team rush for 191 yards…(11/23) @ KC: Started at LT, helping the team rush for 166 yards…2002: Started in 15 league games at LT...Member of an offense that ranked first in the NFL in total offense (6,237), passing offense (4,475), total yards per game (389.8), net passing yards per game (279.7), total first downs (366) and first downs per game (22.9)...Ranked second in the AFC and NFL in points per game (28.1) and sixth in the AFC in rushing yards per carry (4.3)...Blocked for NFL MVP Gannon, who set several NFL and Raider records, including 10, 300-yard passing games...(9/8) vs. SEA: Started at LT and helped the team rush for over 200 yards…(9/15) @ PIT: Started at LT and helped the team pass for over 400 yards and rush for 95…(9/29) vs. TEN: Started at LT, helping the team go over 460 yards in total offense…(10/6) @ BUF: Started at LT, helping the team rush for 142 yards and pass for over 350…(10/13) @ STL: Started at LT, helping the team pass for over 330 yards…(10/20) vs. SD: Inactive…(10/27) @ KC: Started at LT, playing in the first series before coming out of the game…(11/3) vs. SF: Started at LT…(11/11) @ DEN: Started at LT, helping the team pass for over 350 yards…(11/17) vs. NE: Started at LT and helped the team amass over 380 yards of total offense…(11/24) @ AZ: Started at LT, helping the team gain over 500 yards in total offense, including a 100-yard rusher…(12/2) vs. NYJ: Started at LT, helping the team rush for 98 yards and pass for over 300 for the ninth time in the season…(12/8) @ SD: Started at LT, helping the team tally over 390 yards of total offense and a 300-yard passing game for the 10th time in the season, an NFL record…(12/15) @ MIA: Started at LT…(12/22) vs. DEN: Started at LT, helping the team rush for over 130 yards and pass for over 200…(12/28) vs. KC: Started at LT, helping the team rush for a season-high 280 yards on 60 carries, second- most in team history…Postseason: (1/12/03) vs. NYJ: Started at LT in the AFC

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Divisional Playoff Game, helping the team rush for 127 yards and pass for over 280…(1/19/03) vs. TEN: Started at LT in the AFC Championship Game and helped the team pass for over 285 yards…Super Bowl XXXVII (1/26) vs. TB: Started at LT and helped the team pass for over 270 yards...2001: Started in 15 league games at LT, helping the team rush for an average of over 103 yards per game...Also blocked for a passing game that surpassed 3,800 yards and produced four, 300-yard passing games...Blocked for a passing game that threw an AFC-high 27 TDs...Key part of the offensive line that contributed in the team rushing for 1,654 yards on the season...Part of an offense that ranked fourth in the AFC and seventh in the NFL in total offense... (9/9) @ KC: In the season opener, started at LT...(10/28) @ PHI: Started at LT and blocked for a season- high 202-yard rushing performance...(11/5) vs. DEN: On Monday Night Football, he helped the team tally 356 yards of offense with 114 coming through the running game...Contributed to the team giving up only 27 sacks, tied for second in the AFC and fifth-best in the NFL...Postseason: (1/12/02) vs. NYJ: Started at LT in the AFC Wild Card Game in a 38-24 win...Blocked for a 215-yard rushing performance and over 290 yards through the air...(1/19/02) @ NE: Started at LT in the AFC Divisional Playoff Game...Helped team rush for 77 yards and pass for over 150...2000: Helped Raiders win the AFC Western Division Title, finishing 12- 4...Saw action in all 16 league games and started in eight contests...Blocked for a rushing attack that led the NFL by averaging 154.4 yards per game and also led the league in first downs rushing with 128...Helped the team finish second in the NFL in rushing touchdowns with 23...Assisted in the team in finishing third in the league in scoring (29.9 points per game)...(11/5) vs. KC: Made his first start of the season at LT, assisting the team in a 231-yard rushing effort...(11/26) vs. ATL: Best performance of the season in helping the team rush for season-high 270 yards...Blocked for a team that rushed for 150-plus yards in 10 games and 200-plus yards in four contests...Blocked for a 1,000-yard rusher (Wheatley)...Postseason: (1/6/01) vs. MIA: Started at LT in the AFC Divisional Playoff Game and helped the team rush for 140 yards and 20 total first downs...(1/14/01) vs. BAL: Started at LT in the AFC Championship Game...1999: Signed as a free agent during training camp and made squad as reserve lineman...Broke into starting lineup in his sixth NFL game at Buffalo (10/17) at LT, facing off against All-Pro Bruce Smith...In that game, he helped pave the way for a season-high 195 yards rushing...Played in all 16 league games, starting in 10...Of the 10 starts, six were at LT and four at RG...Helped anchor line for offense that ranked in top five in the NFL (rushing yards — third and total offense — fifth)...Spent the spring of 1999 in Europe after being selected in the 17th round of the NFL Europe League draft by the Scottish Claymores...Starter for Claymores at tackle in 1999 while also seeing action at guard. COLLEGE: Two-year letterman at the University of Utah...Offensive Player of the Game vs. Wisconsin in the Copper Bowl in 1996...Most improved offensive player of 1996...Offensive Player of the Week vs. Fresno State and BYU in 1995...Injured his knee in the Hula Bowl in his senior year and spent the following year rehabilitating...Also attended Dixie Junior College. PERSONAL: Lettered in football, basketball and track at Park City (Utah) High School...All-league as a two-way lineman...In basketball, played forward and center and participated in track as a shot putter...Married.

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CHAD SLAUGHTER 78 T BORN: 6/4/78 6-8 340 RAIDERS: 5 NFL: 6 COLLEGE: ALCORN STATE N.Y. Jets, 2000. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in January, 2002. PRO: Veteran performer who has provided quality depth along the offensive line…Has played in 26 league games with one start…2005: Saw action in 10 games primarily on special teams…Saw first extended action of the season on the line in the season finale against the New York Giants (12/31) when he replaced an injured Robert Gallery…Inactive for the season opener at New England (9/8)…Dressed, but did not play in the next five games…(10/30) @ TN: Made regular season debut, playing on special teams…Saw action on special teams in each of the next eight games, working on the kick protection unit…(12/31) vs. NYG: Played at RT, replacing Gallery in the first quarter and did not allow a sack…Also played on special teams…2004: Saw action in 10 games on offense and special teams...Inactive for first four games and suited up but did not play in the next two…(10/24) vs. NO: Saw his first game action of the season at LG and gave QB Kerry Collins time to throw for 350 yards…Also played on special teams…(10/31) @ SD: Played at RG…Played on special teams in each of the last eight games of the season…2003: Saw action in six league games and earned his first career start in the season finale at San Diego…Inactive for first three games…(9/28) SD: Suited up for the first time on the year, playing on special teams…(10/20) vs. KC: Played as an extra TE…(12/22) vs. GB: Played at RT late in the game…(12/28) @ SD: Started for the first time at LG…2002: Made the 53-man roster following a solid training camp…Inactive for all 16 league games for the Silver and Black…Postseason: Inactive for all three playoff games…2001: Spent training camp and preseason with New York Jets and was waived before the season opener…Signed by Raiders to practice squad late in season…2000: On Jets final roster for the entire season, but was inactive for all 16 league games…Originally signed by Dallas as undrafted rookie free agent in 2000…Claimed by Jets off waivers following release by Cowboys during preseason. COLLEGE: Four-year letterman at Alcorn State, two-year starter…All-American and team MVP as senior OL…Member of school’s basketball and track teams in 1999…As a junior, played LT on offense that ranked second in conference in total offense and had 1,000-yard runner…Industrial Technology major. PERSONAL: All-District selection as two-way lineman at Kimball High School in hometown of Dallas…Also earned all-district honors in basketball as center and in track as shot putter…Married with two sons.

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ROD SMART 39 RB BORN: 1/9/77 5-11 205 RAIDERS: 1 NFL: 6 COLLEGE: WESTERN KENTUCKY Philadelphia, 2001; Carolina, 2002-05. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in May, 2006. PRO: Versatile performer who has in played 53 career games and scored first NFL touchdown on a 100-yard kickoff return (10/5/03), which tied for longest in team history…Logged 1,731 career kick return yards, 67 yards rushing, 16 yards receiving, posted 35 tackles and has blocked one punt…2005: Played in 12 games and registered 615 kick return yards for Carolina…Averaged 21.2 yards per return on 29 attempts…Also had nine tackles and one fumble recovery for the kick coverage unit…2004: Played first three games of the season for the Panthers and was inactive for the next four before being paced on injured reserve with an injured left knee (11/3)…Averaged 21.1 yards on eight kickoff returns for 169 yards with a long of 33…Rushed three times for four yards and caught a pass for five yards... 2003: Played in all 16 games for the second consecutive season with Carolina…Utilized as a kick returner and as a coverage specialist…Averaged 23.1 yards on 41 kickoff returns for 947 yards, including a 100-yard touchdown…Ranked second with 14 special teams tackles and recorded his first career blocked punt…Rushed for 49 yards on 20 carries and caught three passes for 11 yards on offense...Contributed to special teams coverage unit that ranked fifth in the NFL in opponents kickoff return average…2002: Claimed off waivers from Philadelphia (9/2) prior to the regular season opener…Played in all 16 games and led Carolina with 24 special teams tackles…Produced at least one special teams tackle in 14 games en route to accu- mulating the second-highest number of special team stops in team history...Contributor to a Panthers special teams coverage unit that led the NFL in opponents kickoff return average…2001: Signed to Philadelphia’s practice squad (10/2)...Promoted to the 53-man roster (11/19)…Appeared in six games, mostly on special teams…Posted two rushes for six yards…Played for Las Vegas of the Xtreme Football League and ranked second in the league in rushing with 555 yards and three touchdowns on 146 attempts…Led the Outlaws in receiving with 27 catches for 245 yards… 2000: Signed as an undrafted rookie free agent by San Diego…Released by the Chargers prior to the start of the season…Attended training camp with the Edmonton Eskimos of the Canadian Football League prior to being waived. COLLEGE: Ended career at Western Kentucky ranked eighth all-time in school history with 2,305 rushing yards on 356 carries with 21 touchdowns…Totaled 115 receiving yards, 279 kickoff return yards and 14 yards on punt returns…Started all 11 games as a senior in 1999 and was a first team All-Ohio Valley Conference selection…Led team with 1,249 yards rushing and 10 touchdowns on 188 carries for a 6.6 average…All-purpose yards and rushing yards ranked fifth and sixth respec- tively in school history for a single season…Recreational Science major. PERSONAL: Played both running back and cornerback at Lakeland (Fla.) High School where he was a three-year starter…Lettered in track…First cousin is former Philadelphia Eagles receiver Freddie Mitchell.

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RUSHING RECEIVING YEAR TEAM GP GS ATT YDS AVG LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD 2001 PHI 6 0 2 6 3.0 6 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2002 CAR 16 0 1 2 2.0 2 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2003 CAR 16 0 20 49 2.5 6 0 3 11 3.7 5 0 2004 CAR 3 0 3 4 1.3 3 0 1 5 5.0 5 0 2005 CAR 12 0 3 6 2.0 6 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 NFL TOTALS 53 0 29 67 2.3 6 0 4 16 4.0 5 0 KICKOFF RETURNS YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD 2001 PHI 0 0 0.0 0 0 2002 CAR 0 0 0.0 0 0 2003 CAR 41 947 23.1 100 1 2004 CAR 8 169 21.1 33 0 2005 CAR 29 615 21.2 60 0 NFL TOTALS 78 1731 22.2 100 1

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Kickoff Returns: 5, twice, last (11/23/05) @ DAL Kickoff Return Yards: 140 (10/5/03) @ NO Longest Kick Return: 100t (10/5/03) @ NO Receptions: 1, four times, last (9/13/04) vs. GB Receiving Yards: 5, two times, last (9/13/04) vs. GB Longest Reception: 5, two times, last (9/13/04) vs. GB Rushing Attempts: 9 (12/21/03) vs. DET Rushing Yards: 24 (12/21/03 vs. DET Blocked Punts: 1 (9/7/03) vs. JAX DUANE STARKS 22 CB BORN: 5/23/74 5-10 175 RAIDERS: 1 NFL: 9 COLLEGE: MIAMI Baltimore, 1998-01; Arizona, 2002-04; New England, 2005. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in March, 2006. PRO: Solid NFL veteran signed by Raiders during the offseason…Has 25 career interceptions, along with 311 career tackles, 73 passes defensed and two touchdowns…Starred for Baltimore (1998-01) and helped to seal the Ravens victory in Super Bowl XXXV against the New York Giants with a 49-yard interception return for a touchdown…Produced some of his best performances in the playoffs, where he has four interceptions in six career postseason games… 2005: Acquired by New England before the season, but missed half of the season with an injury…Managed 21 tackles and five passes defensed in seven games…2004: Played in 15 games with eight starts for Arizona…Finished second on the team with three interceptions, including one he returned 41 yards for a touchdown…Also had 53 tackles, one sack and nine passes defensed…Recorded a team-high nine tackles along with

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two passes defensed against St. Louis (9/12)...Tallied a team-high six tackles, including a sack against Atlanta (9/26)…2003: Suffered knee injury in preseason vs. Chicago…Placed on injured reserve list for remainder of season…2002: In first season with Cardinals, had 10 starts while being inactive for six games due to injuries…Concluded season with 60 tackles (45 solos), two tackles for loss, two interceptions and six pass deflections…2001: Started final 15 games of the season for Ravens, collecting 59 tackles (52), four interceptions, three forced fumbles and team-best 17 pass deflections…2000: Key member of Ravens record-setting defense as he led Baltimore with six interceptions during the regular season and three in the playoffs en route to the Super Bowl XXXV title…Finished regular season with 52 solo tackles, seven assists, six interceptions, one fumble recovery and a team-best 28 passes defensed…Also returned nine punts 135 yards (15-yard average) with one fair catch and a long punt return…1999: Finished second on Ravens with 23 pass deflections and six interceptions…Added 41 tackles after assuming nickel-back role during second half of the season when Baltimore yielded league-low 5.48 yards per passing attempt…1998: Tied Oakland’s Charles Woodson for league rookie interception lead with five...Had 50 tackles, five interceptions, 19 passes defensed (second on team), two forced fumbles and six tackles on special teams as he started the final eight games. COLLEGE: Two-year starting cornerback at Miami after two years at Holmes (Miss.) Junior College…Also standout punt returner for Hurricanes, including an 85-yarder for a touchdown as a senior…Liberal Arts major. PERSONAL: Three-year letterman at Miami Beach (Fla.) High...First team All-Dade County and second team All-Florida as a senior as one of the top option quarterbacks in the county…Lettered two seasons in track.

YEAR TEAM GP GS INT YDS AVG LG TD 1998 BAL 16 8 5 3 0.6 2 0 1999 BAL 16 6 5 59 11.8 43 1 2000 BAL 15 15 6 125 20.8 64 0 2001 BAL 15 15 4 9 2.2 9 0 2002 ARI 10 10 2 3 1.5 3 0 2003 ARI 0000000 2004 ARI 15 8 3 46 15.3 41 1 2005 NE 7600000 NFL TOTALS 94 68 25 245 9.8 64 2

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 10 (11/17/05) @ PITT Interceptions: 2, twice, last (12/24/00) vs. NYJ Return Yards: 64 (12/24/00) vs. NYJ Passed Defensed: 7 (12/19/99) vs. @ SEA

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ROBERT THOMAS 55 LB BORN: 7/17/80 6-0 235 RAIDERS: 1 NFL: 5 COLLEGE: UCLA St. Louis, 2002-04; Green Bay, 2005. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in May, 2006. PRO: Former first round draft choice signed by Raiders during offseason…Entered NFL as top pick by St. Louis in 2002…2005: Saw action in 10 games with nine starts for Green Bay before landing on injured reserve (12/6)…Finished with 51 tackles (30 solo), one interception (the first of his career) and one pass defensed…Also collected three special teams tackles…2004: Played in 14 regular season games, starting 11, and both playoff contests, finishing with 69 tackles (50) and two passes defensed…(9/12) vs. AZ: Led linebackers with 10 tackles (six)…(9/19) @ ATL: Made nine tackles (four)…(9/26) vs. NO: Made season-high eight solo tackles…(12/12) @ CAR: Tied for team high with season-high 11 tackles (nine)…(1/2/05) vs. NYJ: Made eight tackles (six)…2003: Played in 12 games, starting 11…Second among Rams linebackers with career-high 102 tackles (63) with five tackles for loss, two sacks, four passes defensed, one forced fumble and one fumble recovery…(9/14) vs. SF: Racked up career-high 16 tackles (10)…(9/21) @ SEA: Made first career sack and had seven tackles (five)…Missed final three- plus games of season with groin injury…2002: Played in 16 games, starting 10 at both outside linebacker spots…Finished rookie season with 50 tackles (31), two passes defensed, one QB pressure and one forced fumble…(9/15) vs. NYG: Started first NFL contest at strongside linebacker, setting career high with eight tackles (five) with one for loss…(9/23) @ TB: Started at weakside linebacker, racking up six tackles (five) with one forced fumble…(12/30) vs. SF: Tallied seven tackles (four) in season finale…Selected by Rams in first round (31st overall) of 2002 Draft. COLLEGE: Three-year starter finished his career with 293 tackles (198), eight sacks for minus- 44 yards and 41 stops for losses of 124 yards…Semifinalist for Dick Butkus Award, presented to nation’s top linebacker, in last two college seasons…As senior, earned consensus All-America first team honors…Semifinalist for Lombardi Award and finalist for the Dick Butkus Award…All-Pac 10 Conference first team choice and Defensive Player of the Year…Started all year at middle linebacker, leading Bruins with career-high 111 tackles (77), including 6.5 sacks for 36 yards, five passes defensed, two forced fumbles and 26 tackles for loss…Served as team tri-captain…Named UCLA’s Defensive Most Valuable Player and was selected second team All-Pac 10 by league’s coaches…Led team with 88 tackles (69), including nine stops for loss while starting every game at middle linebacker…Forced six fumbles…As sophomore, started eight games at middle linebacker, recording 68 tackles (37) with 1.5 sacks for eight yards, four stops for loss, two passes defensed and forced one fumble…Made 26 tackles (15) with one forced fumble and one pass defensed…History major. PERSONAL: Rated nation’s No. 1 linebacker prospect as senior in 1997 at Imperial (Calif.) High…Made 600 tackles (213) with 32 sacks, seven interceptions, 16 forced fumbles, six fumble recoveries, four blocked punts, four blocked kicks and 21 passes defensed during his career…USA Today first team All-America…Parade All-

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America…As senior, had 93 solo tackles, 121 assists, 10 sacks, caused four fumbles, recovered two and made three interceptions…Led team to 11-1 record in 1997…Twice All-Imperial Valley and Defensive Player of the Year…Also earned three letters in baseball as a centerfielder and pitcher…Had career batting average of over .400 with 15 home runs…Attended Clements (Sugar Land, Texas) High for the fall term in his freshman year…Father (Stan) played professional baseball for the Pirates (1964-69) and the Angels (1963-64)…Brother (Stan) played at University of Texas and was a first round draft choice of the Chicago Bears in 1991.

YEAR TEAM GP GS SACKS YDS INT FF FR 2002 STL 16 10 0 0 0 1 0 2003 STL 12 11 2 20 0 1 1 2004 STL 14 11 0 0 0 0 0 2005 GB 10 9 0 0 1 0 0 NFL TOTALS 52 41 2 20 1 2 1

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 16 (9/14/03) vs. SF Interceptions: 1 (11/6/05) vs. PIT Return Yards: 24 (11/6/05) vs. PIT Passes Defensed: 2 (12/25/02) @ AZ Sacks: 1, twice, last (11/9/03) vs. BAL ADAM TREU 62 C BORN: 6/24/74 6-5 300 RAIDERS: 10 NFL: 10 COLLEGE: NEBRASKA Raiders 3rd round pick in 1997.

PRO: Veteran performer with ability to play any position along offensive line and serve as long snapper on place kicks and punts...One of the NFL’s most consistent long snappers…Enters 2006 as the longest-tenured active Raider…Has played in every league game (144) with 44 starts in nine pro seasons...Has also appeared in seven postseason games and started in Super Bowl XXXVII for the Silver and Black…2005: Played in all 16 games, starting 10 at C…Continued to handle the long-snapping on special teams…(9/8) @ NE: Handled the long-snapping…(9/18) vs. KC: Played as long-snapper…(9/25) @ PHI: Handled long-snapping…(10/2) vs. DAL: Handled long-snapping…Also saw action at C…(10/16) vs. SD: Started at C as part of an offensive line that allowed the team to amass over 300 yards of total offense…Also handled long-snapping…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at C as part of an offensive line that allowed RB LaMont Jordan to rush for over 100 yards and a team record-tying three touchdowns…Also handled long-snapping…(10/30) @ TN: Started at C and helped QB Kerry Collins pass for three touchdowns…Also handled the long-snapping…(11/6) @ KC: Started at C and did the long-snapping…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at C and handled long-snapping…(11/20) @ WAS: Handled long- snapping…(11/27) vs. MIA: Handled all long-snapping…(12/4) @ SD: Started at C…Also handled all long-snapping…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at C and also handled

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all long-snapping…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started at C, helping Jordan rush for a career- high 132 yards…Also handled all long-snapping…(12/24) @ DEN: Started at C and handled all long-snapping…(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at C and allowed Collins to pass for over 300 yards and three touchdowns…Also handled all long-snapping…2004: Started all 16 league games at C and continued to serve as the long- snapper…His precision snaps helped P Shane Lechler lead the league in punting average on the way to his second Pro Bowl nomination and helped K Sebastian Janikowski have the most accurate season of his career, connecting on over 89 percent of his field goal attempts…(9/12) @ PIT: Started at C, helping QB Rich Gannon throw for 305 yards and handled the long-snapping…(9/26) vs. TB: Started at C and paved the way for RB Tyrone Wheatley to rush for 102 yards and a touchdown…Also handled the long-snapping…(10/3) @ HOU: Started at C, helping RB Amos Zereoue rush for 117 yards…Also handled the long-snapping…(10/24) vs. NO: Started at C and gave Collins time to throw for 350 yards…Handled the long- snapping…(11/28) @ DEN: Started at C, helping Collins pass for over 330 yards…Handled the long-snapping…(12/5) vs. KC: Started at C, helping Collins throw for over 340 yards…Also handled the long-snapping…(12/12) @ ATL: Started at C, helping the team rush for over 130 yards…Also handled the long- snapping…(12/19) vs. TEN: Started at C, helping Collins throw for over 370 yards and five touchdowns…Also handled the long-snapping…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Started at C and helped RB Zack Crockett rush for over 130 yards…Also handled the long- snapping…2003: Saw action in all 16 league games...Started the final four games of the season at C…(9/7) @ TEN: Handled the long-snapping…(9/14) vs. CIN: Handled long-snapping and played on special teams…(9/22) @ DEN: Played on special teams as the long-snapper…(9/28) SD: Played on special teams as the long-snapper…(10/5) @ CHI: Played on special teams as the long-snapper…(10/12) @ CLE: Played on special teams as the long-snapper…(10/20) vs. KC: Played on special teams as the long-snapper…(11/2) @ DET: Played on special teams, making one stop…(11/9) vs. NYJ: Played on special teams…(11/16) vs. MIN: Played on special teams…(11/23) @ KC: Played on special teams as the long- snapper…(11/30) vs. DEN: Played on special teams and handled long-snapping…(12/7) @ PIT: Made his first start of the season at C…(12/14) vs. BAL: Started at C and also played on special teams…(12/22) vs. GB: Started at C…(12/28) @ SD: Started at C…2002: Saw action in all 16 league games...Part of an offense that ranked first in the NFL in total offense (6,237), passing offense (4,475), total yards per game (389.8), net passing yards per game (279.7), total first downs (366) and first downs per game (22.9)...Protected for NFL MVP Gannon, who led the league in passing attempts, completions and passing yards while setting numerous NFL and Raider records...Member of an offensive line that blocked for an NFL record 10, 300-plus yard passing performances...(9/8) vs. SEA: Played on special teams as long snapper…(9/15) @ PIT: Played on special teams as long snapper…(9/29) vs. TEN: Played on special teams and at C…(10/6) @ BUF: Played at C, helping the team rush for 142 and pass for over 350 yards…Made one tackle on special teams…(10/13) @ STL: Played on special teams…(10/20) vs. SD: Played on special teams…(10/27) @ KC: Played on special teams…(11/3) vs. SF: Played on special teams…(11/11) @ DEN: Played on special teams…(11/17) vs. NE: Played on special teams…(11/24) @ AZ: Played on special teams, helping connect on two field goals…(12/2) vs. NYJ: Played on special teams and recovered a fumble that was forced by Marcus Knight and helped set up a scoring drive…(12/8) @ SD: Played on special teams, helping the return team break a 65-yard return to set up the first scoring drive…Also was the long-snapper for three FG attempts and all punts…(12/15) @ MIA: Handled the long-snapping on all three field goal conversions and punting…(12/22) vs. DEN: Played on special teams…(12/28) vs. KC: Handled long-snapping for one FG attempt and all PATs...Postseason: (1/12/03) vs.

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NYJ: Played at C, helping the team rush for 127 yards and pass for over 280 yards…Also played on special teams…(1/19/03) vs. TEN: Played on special teams with long-snapping duties…Super Bowl XXXVII (1/26/03) vs. TB: Started at C, helping the team pass for over 270 yards…Also handled the long-snapping...2001: Saw action in all 16 league games while stepping into the starting lineup for the first time...Started 14 games at C and helped the offense achieve a ranking of fourth in the AFC and seventh in the NFL in total offense...(10/28) @ PHI: Started at C and helped the team amass a season-high 202 yards rushing...(11/5) vs. Denver: On Monday Night Football, he started at C and helped the team tally 356 yards of offense...Helped the team go over 100 yards rushing in eight contests and pass for over 300 gross yards in four games...Part of an offensive line that only allowed 27 sacks, tied for second in the AFC and fifth-best in the NFL...Handled the long-snapping for the first two games of the season...Postseason: (1/12/02) vs. NYJ: Started at C in the AFC Wild Card Game, assisting the team in rushing for over 200 yards and passing for nearly 300 more...(1/19/02) @ NE: Started at C in AFC Divisional Playoff Game and helped the team rush for 77 yards and blocked for a 159-yard passing performance...2000: Saw action in all 16 league games...Was the team’s long-snapper in every contest, helping produce one of the NFL’s top-ranked special teams...Snapped to the top-rated punter in net average yards per punt (Lechler)...Saw action at C, helping the team rank first in the NFL in rushing yards per game (154.4)...Posted three tackles on special teams...Postseason: (1/6/01) vs. MIA: Appeared on special teams in the AFC Divisional Playoff Game...(1/14/01) vs. BAL: Played in the AFC Championship Game on special teams…1999: Saw action in all 16 league games...Played on special teams as long snapper and on kickoff return team, returning one kickoff six yards at Green Bay (9/12)...Also posted four tackles on special teams...1998: Served as snapper for punts and place kicks in all 16 league games...Also saw extensive action during contest at Baltimore (11/8)...Credited with five tackles on special teams...1997: Active for all 16 league games in rookie season as a as long-snapper on both punts and kicks...Added seven special teams tackles...Third round pick by Raiders (72nd player overall) in 1997. COLLEGE: Four-year letterman and member of Nebraska team that participated in four straight bowl games, including two national championships...All-Big 12 first team by the Poor Man’s Guide in 1996...Played in East-West Shrine Game following senior season...Posted 94 knockdowns as the team ranked fourth in the nation in rushing, averaging 291 yards per game...Handled long snapping duties...Recorded 13 knockdowns in win over Kansas State...Added 11 knockdowns in game vs. Texas...Reserve RT on team that led the nation in rushing with 399 yards per game and scoring with 52 points per game in 1995...Saw limited action as RT and as a special teams performer in 1994, also serving as backup long snapper...Appeared briefly in two games in 1993 as a reserve OL...Joined the team as a walk-on...Education major. PERSONAL: Born in Lincoln, Neb...All-state selection as a two-way tackle at Pius X High in Lincoln...All-state in baseball as a pitcher and led basketball team to the 1992 state title, averaging 19 points and 14 rebounds per game...Married with one daughter. PRO STATISTICS: 1999 — Returned one kickoff for six yards.

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MARQUES TUIASOSOPO 8 QB BORN: 3/22/79 6-1 220 RAIDERS: 6 NFL: 6 COLLEGE: WASHINGTON Raiders 2nd round pick in 2001.

PRO: Athletic QB entering his sixth season having played in nine games with two starts...Has completed 42 of 75 attempts for 482 yards and one touchdown since being drafted by the Silver and Black…Has also rushed 11 times for 39 yards with a long run of 10 yards and served as the holder on field goals and extra points early in his career…2005: Suited up for all 16 games and saw action in one, getting the start at QB at the New York Jets (12/11)…Start was the second of his career and first since 11/2/03 at Detroit…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at QB, completing 14 of 26 pass attempts for 124 yards, a touchdown and two interceptions…Connected with WR Jerry Porter for a 20-yard touchdown in the fourth quarter…Scoring strike was his first career TD pass…Also ran for 19 yards on two carries…2004: Suited up for all 16 games, but did not see action as the primary backup to fellow QBs Rich Gannon and Kerry Collins…2003: Suited up for eight league games before suffering a season-ending knee injury…Began the season as the backup to Gannon, but was thrust into action when Gannon went down with a shoulder injury…Completed 55.5 percent of his passes and threw for 324 yards in limited action…Earned his first career start in Week 9 at Detroit…(9/7) @ TEN: Played at QB for one play, attempting one pass…(9/14) vs. CIN: Suited up, but did not play…(9/22) @ DEN: Played at QB, completing three of five passes for 35 yards with a long of 17 and one interception…(9/28) vs. SD: Suited up, but did not play…(10/5) @ CHI: Suited up, but did not play…(10/12) @ CLE: Suited up, but did not play…(10/20) vs. KC: Saw the first extended action of his career, completing 16 of 28 passes for 224 yards, all personal single game highs…Had a long of 35 yards and ran the ball four times for 20 yards with a long of eight…(11/2) @ DET: Started for the first time in his career, completing six of 11 passes for 65 yards with a long of 22…Ran the ball once for one yard before suffering a knee injury…Placed on Injured Reserve (11/5)…2002: Suited up for all 16 league games, handling the holding duties on PATs...(9/8) vs. SEA: Holder for FGs and PATs…(9/15) @ PIT: Holder for FGs and PATs…(9/29) vs. TEN: Saw action at QB, but did not attempt any passes…(10/6) @ BUF: Suited up, but did not play…(10/13) @ STL: Suited up, but did not play…(10/20) vs. SD: Suited up, but did not play…(10/27) @ KC: Suited up, but did not play…(11/3) vs. SF: Suited up, but did not play…(11/11) @ DEN: Suited up, but did not play…(11/17) vs. NE: Suited up, but did not play…(11/24) @ AZ: Suited up, but did not play…(12/2) vs. NYJ: Suited up, but did not play…(12/8) @ SD: Suited up, but did not play…(12/15) @ MIA: Suited up, but did not play…(12/22) vs. DEN: Suited up, but did not play…(12/28) vs. KC: Suited up, but did not play...Postseason: (1/12/03) vs. NYJ: Suited up, but did not play in AFC Divisional Playoff Game…(1/19/03) vs. TEN: Suited up, but did not play in AFC Championship Game…Super Bowl XXXVII (1/26/03) vs. TB: Suited up, but did not play...2001: Suited up for all 16 league games at QB...Completed three of four passes for 34 yards with a long of 15 vs. Seattle (9/30), the only game he played in the season...First completion was to WR James Jett, a nine-yarder...Had a long pass of 15 yards and also ran the ball one time for one yard...Inactive as third QB for the remainder of the season...Postseason: (1/12/02) vs. NYJ: Inactive as the third QB

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for the AFC Wild Card Game...(1/19/02) @ NE: In the AFC Divisional Playoff Game, he was inactive as the third QB…Second round (59th overall) pick by the Raiders in 2001. COLLEGE: Two-year starter at QB for Huskies…Played in 42 games, starting 25 and finished his career with 5,501 yards and 31 touchdowns on 418 of 761 passes (54.9 percent)...Only the Huard brothers, Damon (5,692 — 1992-95) and Brock (5,742 — 1996-98) had thrown for more yards in a career at Washington...Rushed for 1,374 yards and 20 touchdowns on 346 carries (4.0 avg.), breaking the previous school career record for QBs of 854 yards on the ground…Gained 6,875 yards in total offense during his time with the Huskies, topping the Washington all-time record of 5,813 yards…Finished eighth in the voting for the Heisman Trophy, finalist for the Johnny Unitas Award and semifinalist for the Davey O’Brien National Quarterback Award as a senior…First team All-Pac 10 Conference pick and Offensive Player of the Year for second consecutive year after completing 170 of 323 passes (52.6 percent) for 2,146 yards and 14 touchdowns...Rushed 126 times for 394 yards (3.1 avg.) and six scores...Gained 2,540 yards in total offense and accounted for 20 touchdowns…Led the team to eight come-from-behind victories in 2000…Against Oregon State, rallied the team four times in an eventual 33-30 victory, completing 20 of 32 attempts for 223 yards, including a 16-yard touchdown and scored the game-winning touchdown on a four-yard run…Pulled out another last-second win, throwing a 22-yard game-winning touchdown pass with 17 seconds remaining in a 31-28 triumph, finishing the day with 216 yards on 15 of 26 passing vs. Stanford…In Rose Bowl win over Purdue, completed 16 of 22 passes for 138 yards, including an eight-yard touchdown and rushed 15 times for 75 yards with a five-yard score in a 34-24 victory…In 1999 as junior, All-Pac 10 Conference selection after completing 171 of 295 passes for a career-high 2,221 yards and 12 touchdowns...Second on the team with 138 carries for 541 rushing yards (3.9 avg.) and six scores...His 2,742 yards in total offense set a school season record, surpassing the previous mark of 2,502 yards…Completed 17 of 21 attempts for 211 yards and three touchdowns, including fourth quarter scoring throws of 24 and eight yards vs. Oregon…Threw for 300 yards on 10 of 22 attempts with a pair of touchdowns, including an 83-yarder vs. Cal and connected on 19-of-32 passes for 302 yards and a 13-yard score adding a school game record (for QBs) of 207 rushing yards on 22 carries with 10- and 30-yard scores to rally the team to a 35-30 triumph...His 509 yards in total offense broke the old school game record of 419 yards vs. Arizona State in 1989…Threw for 197 yards on 18 of 27 attempts and gained 30 rushing yards on 11 carries in Holiday Bowl against Kansas State…Appeared in every game as sophomore and finished with 484 yards and two touchdowns on 40 of 79 attempts (50.6 percent)...Second on the team in rushing with 43 carries for 327 yards (7.6 avg.) and seven scores…Connected on five of seven passes for 43 yards and an 11-yard touchdown and had four runs for 11 yards with a seven-yard score in Oahu Bowl against Air Force…Played in nine games in 1997, becoming the first true freshman to ever start a game (vs. Oregon) for the Huskies...Completed 37 of 64 passes (57.8 percent) for 650 yards and three touchdowns...Fourth on the team with 39 carries for 112 yards (2.9 avg.) and a score…Completed 12 of 22 passes for 270 yards and a pair of touchdowns vs. Nebraska…Carried 16 times for 95 yards with a 42-yard touchdown and completed 15 of 30 throws for 261 yards and a 29-yard score in start against Oregon…Also saw action against Michigan State in Aloha Bowl…Business Administration major. PERSONAL: Standout QB and DB at Woodinville (Wash.) High...Selected Gatorade State Player of the Year for Washington...Three-year starter in football, basketball and baseball...Rushed for 1,045 yards (11.7 avg.) and 19 touchdowns, completed 35 of 75 passes for 679 yards, had four interceptions and two fumble recoveries as a S his senior season...Returned a fumble 95 yards for a score as a

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junior...All-county pick in basketball as a junior and senior…Taken in the 28th round of the 1997 Major League Baseball Draft by the Minnesota Twins…Father, Manu, played defensive line at UCLA, then in the NFL for the Seattle Seahawks and San Francisco 49ers…Younger brother, Zach, was a former teammate at Washington and with the Raiders while sister, Leslie, played for Washington’s volleyball team, and has trained with U.S. National team.

PASSING YEAR TEAM GP GS ATT CMP PCT YDS YDS/ATT TD INT LG RATING 2001 OAK 1 0 4 3 75.0 34 8.5 0 0 15 100.0 2002 OAK 3 0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 —- 2003 OAK 4 1 45 25 55.5 324 7.2 0 3 35 50.6 2004 OAK 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0.0 0 0 0 —- 2005 OAK 1 1 26 14 53.8 124 4.8 1 2 20t 47.6 NFL TOTALS 9 2 75 42 56.0 482 6.4 1 5 35 52.2

RUSHING YEAR TEAM ATT YDS AVG LG TD 2001 OAK 1 1 1.0 1 0 2002 OAK 2 -3 -1.5 -1 0 2003 OAK 6 22 3.7 8 0 2004 OAK 0 0 0.0 0 0 2005 OAK 2 19 8.5 10 0 NFL TOTALS 11 39 3.5 10 0

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Passing Attempts: 28 (10/20/03) vs. KC Passing Completions: 16 (10/20/03) vs. KC Passing Yards: 224 (10/20/03) vs. KC Passing Touchdowns: 1 (12/11/05) @ NYJ Longest Completion: 35 (10/20/03) vs. KC Highest Completion Percentage: 75 (9/30/01) vs. SEA Rushing Attempts: 4 (10/20/03) vs. KC Rushing Yards: 20 (10/20/03) vs. KC Longest Rush: 10 (12/11/05) @ NYJ

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LANGSTON WALKER 66 T/G BORN: 9/3/79 6-8 345 RAIDERS: 5 NFL: 5 COLLEGE: CALIFORNIA Raiders 2nd round pick in 2002.

PRO: Versatile offensive lineman entering his fourth season with the Raiders…Established himself as one of the NFL’s best at blocking kicks, with five blocks in the last two seasons…Has played in 49 league games with 17 starts…Also played in three playoff games, including Super Bowl XXXVII…2005: Started the first six games of the year at LG before missing the remainder of the season due to a stomach injury…Blocked two kicks, pushing his career total to five…(9/8) @ NE: Started at LG and helped the team gain over 350 yards of total offense…Recorded his fourth career blocked kick in the third quarter when he swat- ted away a New England extra point attempt…(9/18) vs. KC: Started at LG, aiding an offensive line that helped the team gain over 300 yards of total offense…Also played on special teams…Recorded his second blocked kick in as many games in the third quarter when he got a hand on a 46-yard field goal attempt by Kansas City K…(9/25) @ PHI: Started at LG, contributing to an offensive line that allowed QB Kerry Collins to throw for over 300 yards and two touchdowns…Also played on special teams…(10/2) vs. DAL: Started at LG as part of an offensive line that allowed Jordan to rush for over 120 yards…(10/16) vs. SD: Started at LG as part of an offensive line that allowed the team to amass over 300 yards of total offense…(10/23) vs. BUF: Started at LG as part of an offensive line that allowed RB LaMont Jordan to rush for over 100 yards and three touchdowns…Also played on special teams…Inactive for the next five weeks after undergoing emergency surgery for internal injuries in his abdomen…Placed on Injured Reserve (12/2)…2004: Played in all 16 league games with one start…Blocked three kicks, including one in the last minute at Denver (11/28) to preserve a Raider victory…Named AFC Special Teams Player of the Week for his efforts…(9/12) @ PIT: Started at RT in the season opener, helping QB Rich Gannon pass for 305 yards…(11/21) vs. SD: Played on special teams and blocked an extra point attempt in the first quarter…(11/28) @ DEN: Named AFC Special Teams Player of the Week for blocking field goal attempt with 31 seconds left in the game…(12/5) vs. KC: Played on special teams…(12/12) @ ATL: Played on special teams…(12/19) vs. TEN: Played on special teams…(12/25) @ KC: Played at RT and on special teams…Recorded his third blocked kick of the season in the first quarter when he knocked down a Kansas City 43-yard field goal attempt…2003: Saw action in all 16 league games, starting eight at RT and LG…(9/7) @ TEN: Played as an extra TE…(9/14) vs. CIN: Played on special teams…(9/22) @ DEN: Played at RT and as an extra TE…(9/28) SD: Started for the first time in the season at RT, helping the offense tally over 420 yards of offense…(10/5) @ CHI: Started at RT…(10/12) @ CLE: Started at RT…(10/20) vs. KC: Started at RT…(11/2) @ DET: Started at RT…(11/9) vs. NYJ: Played at RT, helping the team rush for 169 yards…(11/16) vs. MIN: Played at RT, helping the team rush for 191 yards…(11/23) @ KC: Played as an extra TE and on special teams…(11/30) vs. DEN: Played on offense as an extra TE…(12/7) @ PIT: Played as an extra TE and on special teams…(12/14) vs. BAL: Started at TE in goal line package…Played on special teams…(12/22) vs. GB: Started at LG for the first time

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in his career…(12/28) @ SD: Started at RT…2002: Suited up for all 16 league games, playing in 11 and starting two games at OT…Saw action for the first time in pro career against Seattle (9/8) in the season opener…First NFL start was at Buffalo (10/6) at RT in place of Lincoln Kennedy, helping the team rush for 142 yards…His second start of the season was against San Diego (10/20) at LT, blocking for a 360-plus yard passing performance…Also saw action at TE during the season in running situations… Member of an offense that ranked first in the NFL in total offense (6,237), passing offense (4,475), total yards per game (389.8), passing net yards per game (279.7), total first downs (366) and first downs per game (22.9)...(9/8) vs. SEA: Saw first action as a Raider, playing on special teams…(9/15) @ PIT: Played on special teams…(9/29) vs. TEN: Played on special teams…(10/6) @ BUF: Made the first start of his career at RT, helping the team rush for 142 yards and pass for over 350 yards…(10/13) @ STL: Played on special teams…(10/20) vs. SD: Made his second start of the season at LT and helped the team pass for over 360 yards…(10/27) @ KC: Saw major action at LT and helped the team pass for over 300 yards for the sixth straight game…(11/3) vs. SF: Played on special teams and at LT in the fourth quarter…(11/11) @ DEN: Played on special teams…(11/17) vs. NE: Suited up, but did not play…(11/24) @ AZ: Suited up, but did not play…(12/2) vs. NYJ: Suited up, but did not play…(12/8) @ SD: Suited up, but did not play…(12/15) @ MIA: Suited up, but did not play…(12/22) vs. DEN: Saw action as an extra TE in short yardage situations…(12/28) vs. KC: Played at RT in the second half, helping the team rush for a season-high 280 yards on 60 carries, second-most in team history…Also played on special teams…Postseason: Played in all three playoff games…(1/12/03) vs. NYJ: Played as an extra TE in AFC Divisional Playoff Game, helping the team rush for 127 yards and pass for over 280…Also played on special teams…(1/19/03) vs. TEN: Played as an extra TE in AFC Championship Game, helping the team pass for over 285 yards…Also played on special teams…Super Bowl XXXVII (1/26/03) vs. TB: Saw action playing as an extra TE and on special teams...Selected 57th overall in 2002 Draft. COLLEGE: Four-year starter at Cal at OT...Registered a career-high 86 key blocks/knockdowns while helping the Bears average 349.6 yards per game as a senior in 2001…Collected 10 knockdowns vs. Oregon State and had a season-high 14 knockdowns vs. Arizona…Started the first four games at LT in 2000 and averaged eight knockdowns per game before suffering season-ending ankle injury…Posted 14 knockdowns against Utah as the team totaled 329 yards…In 1999, started all 11 games at OT, beginning the season at RT, then making the move to LT for the rest of the season…Registered 68 key blocks/knockdowns as the offense gained 2,759 yards…As a redshirt freshman in 1998, moved into the starting lineup in the second game of the season vs. Nebraska, staying there the rest of the way…Finished with 66 key blocks/knockdowns as the Bears averaged 213.1 yards per game passing…Earned bachelor’s degree in Economics in 2004. PERSONAL: Born in Oakland and attended Bishop O’Dowd High in hometown…All- state two-way lineman as a senior after helping Bishop O’Dowd to a 10-1 record as a senior, after an 11-2 mark the previous year...Also played on defense as lineman. CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Blocked Kicks: 1, five times, last (9/18/05) vs. KC

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ANDREW WALTER 16 QB

BORN: 5/11/82 6-6 230 RAIDERS: 2 NFL: 2 COLLEGE: ARIZONA STATE Raiders 3rd round pick in 2005.

PRO: Big, strong-armed young QB who showed tremendous potential in preseason action as a rookie…2005: Inactive for all 16 games as the third QB in his rookie season…Completed 26 of 44 passes for 352 yards with one touchdown and two interceptions during preseason action…Selected by the Raiders in the third round (69th overall) of the 2005 Draft. COLLEGE: Finished his career as one of the top QBs in Arizona State history, setting almost every school career and single-season record for passing and total offense…Shattered the Pac-10 Conference record for career touchdown passes with 85, surpassing NFL Hall of Famer John Elway’s total of 77…Finished fifth on the Pac-10’s career charts for passing yards (10,617 yards) and third for total offense (10,142 yards)…Set ASU career record for passing yards, completions, attempts, touchdowns, interception percentage and total offense...Played in 48 career games for the Sun Devils, starting 35…Two-time All-Pac 10 selection, earning second team honors as a senior in 2004 and an honorable mention following his junior year in 2003…Also named to the Freshman All-Pac 10 team in 2001…Recorded the top three single-season passing totals in school history and is the only Sun Devil QB to throw for over 3,000 yards in a season…Threw four or more touchdown passes in 10 career games and also had 14, 300-yard games, including eight with 400 yards or more…Finalist for the Johnny Unitas Golden Arm and semifinalist for the Davey O’Brien QB Awards as a senior in 2004, both of which go to the nation’s top collegiate QB…Passed for 3,150 yards on 244 of 426 attempts (57.3 percent) and a school-record 30 touchdowns…ASU’s Most Valuable Offensive Player…As a junior, threw for 3,044 yards, completing 221 of 421 passes (52.5 percent) and tossed 24 touchdowns…Set the Arizona State single-season passing yardage record with 3,877 yards as a sophomore in 2002, breaking Danny White’s old mark (2,878) by nearly 1,000 yards…Began the season on the bench before moving into the starting lineup for the final 10 games of the year…Also shattered school records for passing attempts (483) and completions (274) and his 28 touchdowns were one shy of the school record…Threw for a school and conference game record 536 yards and four touchdowns against Oregon, completing 31 of 53 passes…Co-recipient of the team’s Most Valuable Offensive Player Award…Completed 38 of 86 passes (44.2 percent) for 546 yards with three touchdowns as a freshman in 2001…Started the team’s final two contests vs. Arizona and UCLA…Named to the Freshman All-Pac-10 Conference Team by The Sporting News…Redshirted in 2000… Communications major. PERSONAL: Attended Grand Junction (Colo.) High, where he was named honorable mention All-America by USA Today...Member of the Tacoma News Tribune’s “Western 100” listing, ranked the 88th-best player in the nation by The Sporting News, second team All-West pick by the Orange County Register, PrepStar Top- 100 Dream Team player as the No. 8 quarterback in the nation...Max Emfinger listed him as a third team All-American for USA Today...Completed 193 of 361

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passes for 2,789 yards and 24 touchdowns as a senior and hit on 131 of 261 throws for 2,116 yards and 21 touchdowns as a junior...All-Southwest League selection as a junior and senior...Earned all-conference honors in the Colorado Springs/Southwest League as a senior...Lettered three times in football, twice in basketball and once in track...Captained the football team during his senior year...Father, Randy, played baseball at Arizona State. DONNELL WASHINGTON 75 DT BORN: 2/6/81 6-6 320 RAIDERS: 1 NFL: 3 COLLEGE: CLEMSON Green Bay, 2004-05. Signed by Raiders as free agent in June, 2006. PRO: Massive defensive tackle signed by Raiders during offseason…2005: With Green Bay Packers and dressed but did not play at Atlanta (11/13)…Inactive for other 15 league games…2004: Suffered an injury in training camp, forcing him out of all four preseason games…Eventually placed on season-ending injured reserve 9/1…Green Bay’s second of three third round selections (72nd overall). COLLEGE: Three-year letterman at Clemson, starting his last two seasons at defensive tackle…Played in 38 contests (25 starts) and finished with 155 tackles (96 solo), nine sacks, 22 tackles for loss, two passes defensed and one forced fumble…Second team All-Atlantic Coast Conference as a junior in his final season…Posted 56 tackles (36), both career highs…Tied for second with four sacks…Had career-high 10 tackles in 2002 victory over Wake Forest…Winner of the “12th Man” Award from the Clemson football staff as the top defensive reserve of 2001…Named second team freshman All-America by The Sporting News after the 2001 campaign…Human Resource Development major. PERSONAL: Ranked among the top defensive linemen in the country as a senior at Battery Creek High in Beaufort, S.C….Had 16 sacks and 75 tackles…Named as team’s defensive MVP…A four-year letterman and three-time all-conference selection, played both defensive tackle and defensive end…Named defensive player of the year and was an all-region and 4A all-state choice as a junior and senior…Also lettered two years each in track and basketball and one year in wrestling…Married with one son.

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FABIAN WASHINGTON 27 CB BORN: 6/9/83 5-11 185 RAIDERS: 2 NFL: 2 COLLEGE: NEBRASKA Raiders 1st round pick in 2005.

PRO: Speedy young defensive back who emerged as a starter at cornerback for Silver and Black as a rookie…Turned in the fastest 40-yard dash time at the 2005 NFL Scouting Combine (4.29 seconds)…2005: Saw action in all 16 league games as a rookie, starting 11…Finished the year with 39 tackles, including 36 solo stops…Also had five passes defensed and one fumble recovery…Led the team in tackles at Kansas City (11/6)…(9/8) @ NE: Made his NFL debut at CB and on special teams…(9/18) vs. KC: Saw action at CB and recorded two solo tackles…(9/25) @ PHI: Made his first career start at CB, registering three solo tackles and one pass defensed…(10/2) vs. DAL: Played at CB and had one pass defensed…(10/16) vs. SD: Started at CB and recorded two solo tackles…(10/23) vs. BUF: Played at CB, registering one solo tackle and assisting on another…(10/30) @ TN: Started at CB and recorded three solo tackles and three passes defensed…(11/6) @ KC: Started at CB and recorded a team-high nine tackles — all solo stops…(11/13) vs. DEN: Started at CB, registering two solo tackles…(11/20) @ WAS: Started at CB and recorded one solo tackle…(11/27) vs. MIA: Started at DB and recorded one solo tackle…(12/4) @ SD: Started at CB, totaling four tackles, three of them solo…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at DB and registered five solo tackles…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started at DB, contributing four solo tackles…(12/24) @ DEN: Played at CB, recording one solo tackle and assisting on another…(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at CB, totaling three solo tackles…Selected by the Raiders in the first round (23rd overall) of the 2005 Draft. COLLEGE: All-Big 12 selection in each of his three seasons at Nebraska…Played in 37 career games, starting 35 at CB for the Huskers…Registered 145 career tackles (97 solos) with seven stops for losses of 15 yards, three forced fumbles and two fumble recoveries…Intercepted 11 passes and broke up another 38 in his three-year career, placing him fourth in Nebraska history in both categories…Started every game at left CB for the Huskers as a junior in 2004…Named second team All-Big 12…Notched three interceptions, gaining 23 yards in returns and broke up 15 passes…Also recorded 41 tackles (27), including three tackles behind the line for minus-seven yards…Third team All-Big 12 selection as a sophomore in 2003…Intercepted four passes, which he returned for 14 yards, and batted down 10 others…Registered a career-high 55 tackles (36), had three tackles behind the line for minus-six yards, forced a fumble and recovered another, and recorded two QB pressures…Freshman All-American second team and first team All-Big 12 selection by The Sporting News in 2002…Set a Nebraska freshman record with 13 pass deflections and tied another freshman mark with four interceptions… Intercepted a pass on his first play as a Husker against Arizona State and returned it 29 yards for a touchdown…Started 11 games as a freshman at LCB…Finished the year with 49 tackles (34), two forced fumbles, a fumble recovery and one tackle for a two-yard loss…Sociology major.

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PERSONAL: Attended Bayshore High School in Bradenton, Fla.…Super Prep All-American and widely regarded as the top DB to come out of Florida in 2001…Standout CB and return man totaled 60 tackles with 14 pass break-ups and four interceptions as a senior…Scored 10 touchdowns, including five on kick returns…Had three picks and 12 pass break-ups as a junior…Four-year starter at CB, a two-year starter at WR and served as the backup QB…Earned first team all-state honors as a senior from the Florida High School Coaches Association…Also played small forward for the basketball team and placed third in the state in the 100 meters as a junior and was the district champ as a senior. CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 9 (11/6/05) @ KC Passes Defensed: 3 (10/30/05) @ TN Fumble Recoveries: 1 (11/13/05) vs. DEN ALVIS WHITTED 87 WR BORN: 9/4/74 6-0 185 RAIDERS: 5 NFL: 9 COLLEGE: NORTH CAROLINA STATE Jacksonville, 1998-01. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in September, 2002.

PRO: Veteran receiver with world-class speed who competed in the 1996 U.S. Olympic Trials…Has played in 108 league games with 10 starts in eight seasons…Career totals include 47 receptions for 741 yards and six touchdowns along with 21 kick returns for 388 yards, including a 98-yard touchdown, and 13 rushes for 114 yards…2005: Played in 15 games and caught a career-high 14 passes for 183 yards...Also rushed twice for 51 yards…His carry was the longest run by a Raider in 2005…(9/8) @ NE: Played at WR and caught two passes for 29 yards with a long of 22…(9/18) vs. KC: Played at WR…(9/25) @ PHI: Played at WR, catching two passes for 31 yards…(10/2) vs. DAL: Played at WR…(10/16) vs. SD: Played at WR and caught four passes for 34 yards…Saw action at WR but did not catch a pass in each of the next three games…(11/13) vs. DEN: Played at WR, catching three passes for a season-high 53 yards…(11/20) @ WAS: Played at WR…(11/27) vs. MIA: Played at WR and caught one pass for 18 yards…(12/4) @ SD: Played at WR, catching one pass for 11 yards…(12/11) @ NYJ: Played at WR and rushed once for 27 yards…(12/24) @ DEN: Played at WR…(12/31) vs. NYG: Played at WR and caught one pass for seven yards…2004: Played in 11 league games, starting five…Caught nine passes for a career-high 227 yards and two touchdowns…Also returned one kickoff for 36 yards...(9/12) @ PIT: Played at WR and caught one pass for a 38-yard touchdown…Touchdown came on a fourth-and-12 play and tied the game at 21 with just under five minutes to play…Also played on special teams…(9/26) vs. TB: Played at WR, catching two passes for 35 yards…(10/3) @ HOU: Played at WR, catching one pass for 19 yards…Also played on special teams…(10/24) vs. NO: Started at WR, catching one pass for 32 yards...Returned one kickoff for 36 yards…(12/12) @ ATL: Returned to action and started at WR…(12/19) vs. TEN: Started at WR, catching two passes for a career-high 61 yards, including a career-long 57-yarder in the fourth quarter to set up game-winning 42-yard field goal…(12/25) @ KC: Started at WR, catching one pass for a 32-yard touchdown

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with 24 seconds left in the first half…Touchdown was his second on the season and tied the game at 21 going into halftime…(1/2/05) vs. JAX: Started at WR, catching one pass for 10 yards…2003: Played in all 16 league games at WR with one start…(9/7) @ TEN: Played at WR and on special teams…(9/14) vs. CIN: Played at WR and on special teams…(9/22) @ DEN: Played at WR, catching one pass for 14 yards…Played on special teams, making one tackle…(9/28) SD: Caught three passes for 44 yards with a long of 36 for his first TD with the Raiders…Ran the ball once for 16 yards…(10/5) @ CHI: Played at WR and on special teams…(10/12) @ CLE: Played at WR and caught two passes for 40 yards with a long of 32, a team-high…Ran the ball once for 10 yards…(10/20) vs. KC: Played at WR and on special teams, making one tackle…(11/2) @ DET: Played at WR and ran the ball once for one yard…(11/9) vs. NYJ: Ran the ball once for six yards…Played at WR and on special teams…(11/16) vs. MIN: Played at WR and on special teams, returning three kickoffs for 41 yards with a long of 18…(11/23) @ KC: Played at WR and on special teams…(11/30) vs. DEN: Played at WR, running the ball once…Returned one kickoff for seven yards…(12/7) @ PIT: Played at WR and on special teams, making one tackle…(12/14) vs. BAL: Played at WR and on special teams, making one tackle…(12/22) vs. GB: Started at WR, catching one pass for eight yards…(12/28) @ SD: Played at WR and on special teams, making two tackles…2002: Spent preseason and training camp with Atlanta after signing with Falcons as a free agent (1/10)…Released prior to final cutdown and was signed by the Raiders (9/25)…Played in nine contests with the Silver and Black and inactive in three others…Saw his first action with the Raiders and on the year against San Diego (10/20) by playing on special teams, making one stop…(10/27) @ KC: Returned four kickoffs for 50 yards with a long of 19 yards…(9/29) vs. TEN: Inactive…(10/6) @ BUF: Inactive…(10/13) @ STL: Inactive…(10/20) vs. SD: Played for the first time with the Raiders on special teams, making one stop…(10/27) @ KC: Returned four kickoffs for 50 yards with a long of 19…(11/3) vs. SF: Inactive…(11/11) @ DEN: Played at WR and on special teams…(11/17) vs. NE: Inactive…(11/24) @ AZ: Played on special teams…(12/2) vs. NYJ: Played at WR and on special teams, making a team-high two tackles…(12/8) @ SD: Played on special teams and made one tackle…(12/15) @ MIA: Played on special teams…(12/22) vs. DEN: Played on special teams, downing a punt inside the opponents 2-yard line…(12/28) vs. KC: Played on special teams…Postseason: Played in all three playoff games on special teams…(1/12) vs. NYJ: Played on special teams in AFC Divisional Playoff…(1/19) vs. TEN: Played on special teams, making one stop and recovering a fumble in AFC Championship Game…Super Bowl XXXVII (1/26) vs. TB: Played on special teams…2001: Played in 11 games for the Jaguars…Caught two passes for 17 yards, rushed one time for four yards and tallied one special teams tackle…(10/28) @ BAL: Hauled in one reception for seven yards…(11/4) @ TEN: Had one rushing attempt for four yards on a reverse…(11/11) vs. CIN: Caught one pass for 10 yards…2000: Finished sixth on Jaguars with career highs of 13 receptions for 137 yards (10.5 avg., 37 long) and three touchdowns (the first of his career as a receiver)…Also returned four kickoffs for 67 yards (16.8 avg., 20 long)…Played in all 16 games for the second time and made three starts …Also played on special teams, making three tackles…(10/16) @ TEN: In Monday night game, caught three passes for 12 yards…(10/29) @ DAL: In one of his three starts, made three catches for 55 yards and two touchdowns, including a game-winning 37-yarder in overtime as Jaguars snapped a five-game losing streak…Also had a three-yard TD catch in the second quarter…Receiving TDs marked his first on receptions during the regular season…(12/23) @ NYG: Caught career-high four passes for 39 yards, including a 12-yard TD in season

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finale…Also had three kickoff returns for 47 yards…1999: Played in 14 games, making one start…Served as the fourth wideout most of the year, but did not make any catches during the regular season…Ran on a reverse for nine yards and saw action as kickoff returner, with eight for 187 yards (23.4 avg.) and a 98- yard touchdown…Caught a TD pass in the playoffs…Played primarily on special teams in first half of the season…(9/12) vs. SF: In season opener, forced a fumble on a kickoff which was returned for a TD…Added two special teams tackles…Played as fourth wide receiver and on special teams until suffering sprained knee @ ATL (11/7)…Inactive next two games…(11/28) @ BAL: Returned to action as team’s fourth WR…(12/26) @ TEN: Made the first start of his career as the third wideout and scored the second TD of his career on a team record 98- yard kickoff return, the third in team history…Finished with 147 yards on four kickoffs (36.8 avg.)…Postseason: (1/15) vs. MIA: Started in a three-WR set in the Divisional Playoffs and scored the first offensive TD of his career on 38-yard pass…Finished with one reception for 38 yards and a TD, one kickoff return for 24 yards and two special team tackles…(1/23) vs. TEN: Played as the third WR and on special teams in the AFC Championship Game…Returned three kickoffs for 22 yards…1998: The only draft choice to play in all 16 games…Played as a reserve WR and on special teams, seeing action as a receiver in most games…For the season, caught two passes for 61 yards (long 55) and ran three times for 13 yards (long 16)…Also made six tackles on special teams…(9/13) vs. KC: Touched the ball for the first time on a reverse in second game of the season…(11/1) @ BAL: Scored his first NFL touchdown on a blocked punt and 24- yard return…(11/8) vs. CIN: Made the first reception of his NFL career, hauling in a 55-yarder to set up a touchdown…(11/22) @ PIT: Made his second reception (six yards)…Also had team’s longest run of the game with a 16-yarder on a double reverse to pick up a first down on a third quarter TD drive…Played primarily on special teams in both postseason games…Seventh round (192nd overall) draft choice by Jacksonville in 1998. COLLEGE: Finished his career second on North Carolina State’s all-time list with 1,929 yards on kickoff returns…Had career totals of 29 catches for 461 yards (15.9 avg.) as a receiver…Never missed a game, playing in all 44 contests…Lined up at split end as a senior in 1997, catching 13 passes for 180 yards (13.8 avg.)…Also returned 20 kickoffs for 489 yards (24.5 avg.)…Appeared in all 11 games in 1996, catching 14 passes for 268 yards (19.1 avg.) and returning 20 kickoffs for 455 yards…Set a school single game record for kickoff return yardage with his 174-yard performance against Florida State, including a 96-yarder for a touchdown…Played primarily on special teams in 1995, returning at least one kickoff in all 11 games...Led team in kickoff return average with 26 for 533 yards (20.5 avg.) and caught two passes for 13 yards…Saw action in every game in 1994, including the Peach Bowl…Returned a kickoff 97 yards for a touchdown against Maryland, the school’s first kickoff return score since 1962…Averaged 25.1 yards per kickoff return (18 for 452 yards), second in the ACC and 15th nationally…In track, was a two-time All- American and three-time All-Conference selection…Won the 100-meter title at the 1997 Penn Relays…In 1996, set ACC records in the 100 and 200 meters and anchored the 4x100 conference championship relay team…Competed in the 1996 U.S. Olympic Trials and finished sixth in the 200 meters, running against Michael Johnson and Carl Lewis…Also set the school record in the 400 meters…Business Management major. PERSONAL: Born in Durham, N.C.…Played two years as a WR at Orange High School in Hillsborough, N.C.…Also was a standout in track and field and was state champion as a senior in the 100 and 200 meters…Married.

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RECEIVING RUSHING YEAR TEAM GP GS NO YDS AVG LG TD ATT YDS AVG LG TD 1998 JAX 16 0 2 61 30.5 55 0 3 13 4.3 16 0 1999 JAX 14 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 1 9 9.0 9 0 2000 JAX 16 3 13 137 10.5 37 3 0 0 0.0 0 0 2001 JAX 11 0 2 17 8.5 10 0 1 4 4.0 4 0 2002 OAK 9 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 2003 OAK 16 1 7 106 15.1 36 1 6 37 6.2 16 0 2004 OAK 11 5 9 227 25.2 57 2 0 0 0.0 0 0 2005 OAK 15 0 14 183 13.1 26 0 2 51 25.5 27 0 NFL TOTALS 108 10 47 741 15.8 57 6 13 114 8.8 27 0

KICKOFF RETURNS YEAR TEAM NO YDS AVG LG TD 1998 JAX 0 0 0.0 0 0 1999 JAX 8 187 23.4 98t 1 2000 JAX 4 67 16.8 20 0 2001 JAX 0 0 0.0 0 0 2002 OAK 4 50 12.5 19 0 2003 OAK 4 48 12.0 18 0 2004 OAK 1 36 36.0 36 0 2005 OAK 0 0 0.0 0 0 NFL TOTALS 21 388 18.5 98t 1

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receptions: 4 (12/23/00) @ NYG Receiving Yards: 61 (12/19/04) vs. TEN Receiving Touchdowns: 2 (10/29/00) @ DAL Longest Reception: 57 (12/19/04) vs. TEN Kickoff Returns: 4, twice, last (10/27/02) @ KC Kickoff Return Yards: 147 (12/26/99) @ TEN Kickoffs Returned for TD: 1 (12/26/99) @ TEN Longest Kickoff Return: 98 (12/26/99) @ TEN Rushes: 1, several times, last (12/11/05) @ NYJ Longest Rush: 27 (12/11/05) @ NYJ

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RANDAL WILLIAMS 86 TE BORN: 5/21/78 6-3 235 RAIDERS: 2 NFL: 6 COLLEGE: NEW HAMPSHIRE Jacksonville, 2001; Dallas, 2001-04. Signed by Raiders as a free agent in July, 2005.

PRO: Joined the Silver and Black in 2005 after spending the first four years of his career with the Dallas Cowboys and converted to TE during preseason and training camp…Has played in 51 games with six starts…Has also seen action in one postseason contest…2005: (9/8) @ NE: Played at WR and on special teams…Blocked a New England punt to set up a Raiders touchdown in the fourth quarter…Recorded one solo tackle and assisted on another stop on special teams… (9/18) vs. KC: Played on special teams… (9/25) @ PHI: Played on special teams…(10/2) vs. DAL: Played on special teams…(10/16) vs. SD: Played at WR and caught two passes, his first receptions of the season, for 39 yards…Also had one solo tackle on special teams…(10/23) vs. BUF: Played WR…Also contributed three solo tackles on special teams…(10/30) @ TN: Played at TE and caught one pass for six yards…Also played on special teams…(11/6) @ KC: Played at TE and caught two passes for 11 yards, with a long of eight…Also recorded one special teams tackle…(11/13) vs. DEN: Played at TE and also contributed on special teams…(11/20) @ WAS: Played at TE…Also contributed on special teams, assisting on one tackle…(11/27) vs. MIA: Played on special teams…(12/4) @ SD: Played at TE and caught one pass for 34 yards – the longest reception of the game…Also played on special teams…(12/11) @ NYJ: Started at TE and caught one pass for two yards…Also played on special teams…(12/18) vs. CLE: Started as extra TE and caught one pass for 24 yards…Also played on special teams…(12/24) @ DEN: Started at TE and caught two passes for 22 yards…Also played on special teams…(12/31) vs. NYG: Started at TE, catching three passes for 26 yards…Also played on special teams, contributing one tackle…2004: Played in two games, starting both at WR…Caught one pass for 14 yards and rushed once for a 13-yard gain…Missed the first six games of the season due to an injury suffered in the final preseason game…(10/31) vs. DET: Earned his first career start at WR and rushed once for 13 yards on an end-around…(11/7) @ CIN: Started at WR for the second consecutive week and caught a pass for 14 yards…Inactive for the final eight games…2003: Saw action in 15 games on special teams and at WR…Returned two kickoffs for 60 yards, including a 37-yard return of a Philadelphia onside kick for a touchdown…(10/7) vs. PHI: Garnered NFL Special Teams Player of the Week honors after opening game by returning the Eagles onside kick attempt 37 yards for a touchdown with just three seconds elapsed, the fastest score to open a game since the NFL began using the scoreboard clock…(11/16) @ NE: Saw time in four-receiver sets, but didn’t record a catch…Recovered a Patriots loose ball after fumble on an interception return…(11/27) vs. MIA: Led the team with a career-high four special teams tackles…(12/21) vs. NYG: Led the team with two special teams tackles, helping limit the Giants to a 17.3-yard average on three kickoff returns and a 4.0 average on two punt returns…2002: Played in 11 games on special teams…Finished sixth on the team with 11 special teams tackles…(9/8) @ HOU: Opened the season with a team-high three special teams

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tackles while helping limit the Texans to a 5.3 average on four punt returns…(9/15) vs. TN: Posted one special teams stop and downed a punt…Inactive for the final four games of the season…2001: Saw action in seven games on special teams after the Cowboys claimed him off waivers (10/29)…Registered a special teams tackle in every game in which he played…(11/18) vs. PHI: Made his NFL debut on special teams and recorded one tackle…Inactive for the first six games of the season with Jacksonville before being released (10/27)…Originally signed with the Jaguars as an undrafted rookie free agent. COLLEGE: Played in seven games as a senior at New Hampshire, catching 10 passes for 258 yards and four touchdowns…Rushed 47 times for 163 yards and three touchdowns and returned eight punts for 146 yards… Academic All- Conference…Caught 10 passes for 149 yards and three touchdowns as a junior while playing in every game…Averaged 6.5 yards per carry on four rushes (26 yards) and also saw some playing time as a DE, where he recorded one tackle…Graduated with a double major in Business and Spanish. PERSONAL: Attended Deerfield (Mass.) Academy, where he played split end and DE on the football team while running the 100-meters, 200-meters and the 4x100 relay for the track team…Tied the Deerfield Academy record in the 100 and earned a silver medal in the 100 at the New England Prep School Championships…Married with one son.

YEAR TEAM GP NO YDS AVG LG TD 2001 DAL 700000 2002 DAL 11 00200 2003 DAL 15 00000 2004 DAL 2 1 14 14 14 0 2005 OAK 16 13 164 12.6 34 0 NFL TOTALS 52 14 178 12.7 34 0

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Receptions: 3 vs. NYG (12/.31/05) Receiving Yards: 39 vs. SD (10/16/05) Longest Reception: 34 at SD (12/4/05) Rushing Attempts: 1 vs. DET (10/31/04) Rushing Yards: 13 vs. DET (10/31/04) Kick Returns: 2 vs. PHI (10/12/03) Longest Kick Return: 37 vs. PHI (10/12/2003)

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SAM WILLIAMS 54 LB BORN: 7/28/80 6-5 260 RAIDERS: 4 NFL: 4 COLLEGE: FRESNO STATE Raiders 3rd round pick in 2003.

PRO: Athletic defender who has been a solid contributor to the Raiders defense when healthy…2005: Entered the season as a projected starter at OLB, but missed the entire season after suffering a torn ACL during training camp…Started in the first preseason game at SF (8/13) at OLB, but injured his knee in practice the following week…Inactive for the last two preseason games before being placed on Injured Reserve (8/29)…2004: Saw action in nine league games at LB and started four contests…Also contributed on special teams…Missed the first five contests due to a shoulder injury suffered in training camp…Received the Ed Block Courage Award, given annually to the player who has demonstrated tremendous courage while rehabilitating from injury…(10/17) vs. DEN: Saw first action of the season at LB and made two tackles…Also made one tackle on special teams…(10/24) vs. NO: Played at LB, making two tackles…(10/31) @ SD: Played at LB, making four tackles…(11/21) vs. SD: Made first career start at OLB and played on special teams…(11/28) @ DEN: Played at LB, recording six tackles and one pass defensed…(12/5) vs. KC: Started at OLB, recording two tackles and one pass defensed…(12/12) @ ATL: Started at OLB, recording four tackles and a pass defensed…(12/19) vs. TEN: Started at OLB, making six tackles, all solo stops…Inactive for the final two games of the season…2003: (9/22) @ DEN: Played for the first time in his career at DE after being inactive for first two regular season games…Also saw action on special teams before suffering a season-ending knee injury…Inactive for next seven games before being placed on injured reserve (11/17)…Selected by the Raiders in the third round (83rd overall) in the 2003 NFL Draft. COLLEGE: Four-year letterman at Fresno State…Recorded 145 tackles with four sacks for minus-19 yards and 13 stops for losses of 36 yards in 45 games…All-Western Athletic Conference honorable mention as a senior after recording 60 tackles with six stops for losses of 11 yards and three quarterback QB pressures…Intercepted a pass and deflected six others…Also recovered two fumbles…Set up a score when he advanced a fumble recovery six yards, deflected a pass and had seven tackles with a pressure against Wisconsin…Posted a season-high 11 tackles vs. Oregon while playing strongside linebackerLB…Batted away four passes, intercepted another for a two-yard return and was in on three solo tackles against Nevada and followed with 10 tackles and two stops for losses against San Jose State…Played in every game, starting the final seven contests at weakside OLB as a junior…Recorded 61 tackles, two sacks for minus-seven yards and four stops for losses of 11 yards…Caused a fumble…Blocked an extra point attempt and posted four hits against Colorado and picked off a pass to set up a score vs. Boise State…Collected three tackles and blocked a punt against Utah State and had six tackles in Silicon Valley Classic against Michigan State…Played in 10 games as a reserve OLB, seeing action mostly on special teams and recorded 16 tackles as a sophomore…Had a season-high four tackles vs. Nevada…As a redshirt freshman, played in 11 games, collecting eight tackles…Sociology major.

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PERSONAL: Attended Clayton Valley High…Recorded 138 tackles (79 solos) and five interceptions (two were returned for touchdowns) as a senior…Also had 10 deflected passes and two blocked PATs to help lead the team to a 9-3 record (the team’s best in a decade)…First team All-Bay Valley Athletic League…First team All-Bay Area by the Oakland Tribune and named to the San Francisco- Metro all-star team by the San Francisco Examiner…Named Clayton Valley High’s “Mr. Defense.”

CAREER SINGLE GAME HIGHS Tackles: 6, twice, last (12/19/04) vs. TEN Passes Defensed: 1, three times, last (12/12/04) @ ATL WALTER WILLIAMS 20 RB BORN: 9/8/77 6-1 215 RAIDERS: 1 NFL: 4 COLLEGE: GRAMBLING New England, 2001-02; New Orleans, 2003; Green Bay, 2004-05. Signed by the Raiders as a free agent in May, 2006.

PRO: Performer with NFL experience signed by Raiders during offseason…2005: Played in two games for Green Bay and had one catch for 19 yards…Placed on injured reserve (11/04)…2004: Made NFL debut with Pacers in win at Texans (Nov. 21)…Rushed six times for a team-leading 42 yards before spraining his right ankle…Placed on injured reserve (11/29)….Allocated to the Rhein Fire of NFL Europe…Started three of four games played…Missed six games due to a hand injury in season’s first contest…Had 53 carries for 203 yards (second on the team) and two receptions for 12 yards…Also returned two kickoffs for 31 yards…2003: Signed with New Orleans and waived late in training camp…2002: Re-signed with the Patriots and spent much of training camp with New England before being placed on waivers and did not play in the regular season…2001: Signed with New England as a undrafted free agent…Spent the season on injured reserve with a groin injury suffered in preseason. COLLEGE: Started all 11 games (six at wide receiver, five at running back) for Grambling State in 1999...Second on Tigers with 1,033 all-purpose yards…Made 29 receptions (third on team) for 678 yards and six touchdowns…Ranked third on the team with 158 yards and one TD on 31 rushes…Majored in Therapeutic Recreation. PERSONAL: Attended Brusly (La.) High and won four letters in track, three in basketball and two in football…Played running back, quarterback, safety, cornerback and kick returner on the 1994 district football title team…Track team won four straight district championships, plus the state title in 1995…Married, has two sons and two daughters.

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2006 DRAFT CHOICES

1Michael Huff DB Texas 2 Thomas Howard LB UTEP 3Paul McQuistan OL Weber State 4 Darnell Bing LB Southern California 6Kevin Boothe OL Cornell 7 Chris Morris OL Michigan State 7Kevin McMahan WR Maine DARNELL BING 59 LB BORN: 9/10/84 6-2 230 COLLEGE: SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA Raiders 4th round pick in 2006 (101st player taken)

COLLEGE: In 37 games at the University of Southern California, started 35 times and recorded 182 tackles (120 solos) and had 12.5 stops for losses of 29 yards, including a sack…Caused three fumbles while recovering another…Deflected 18 passes and intercepted eight others for 161 yards in returns (20.1 avg.) and a touchdown…His 161 yards on eight interception returns rank 14th on the school’s career record list…His 119 yards on four interception returns in 2005 rank seventh on the Trojans season record list...Led an opportunistic unit that ranked second in the nation in turnover margin (1.62) in 2005…All-American first team selection by the Associated Press and Rivals.com, adding second team honors from The NFL Draft Report and Walter Camp Foundation in 2005…Semifinalist for the 2005 Thorpe Award and quar- terfinalist for the Lott Trophy…All-Pac 10 Conference first team choice…Finished eighth on the team with 50 tackles (36), including 2.5 stops for losses of four yards…Caused a fumble and had six pass deflections…Intercepted four passes for 119 yards (seventh-best season total in school history) with a touchdown…Saw action as a kickoff returner during several midseason games, gaining 143 yards on five attempts (28.6)…As a junior in 2004, All-Pac 10 Conference second team selection…Had 63 tackles (43), including an assisted sack for minus-five yards and eight stops for losses of 22 yards…Caused two fumbles, deflected seven passes and gained eight yards on a pair of interception returns…In 2003, Freshman All-American first team selection by The Sporting News and Scripps/Football Writers Association…All-Pac-10 Conference honorable mention…Named Pac-10 Defensive Freshman of the Year by The Sporting News…Attended Long Beach City College in 2002 as a part-time student, but didn’t play football there…Public Policy, Management and Planning major. PERSONAL: Parade, Super Prep, Prep Star, Tom Lemming and Max Emfinger All- American first team selection at Long Beach Poly High…Added USA Today All-USA second team, All-CIF Southern Section, All-CIF Division I, Los Angeles Times All- Southeast/South Coast and Long Beach Press-Telegram Dream Team first team hon-

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ors as a senior...Recorded 86 tackles (34), a sack, five interceptions, two fumble recoveries, a forced fumble and five deflections in 2001 as a senior safety and ran for 256 yards on 20 carries (12.8) with five touchdowns on offense... Three-year starter as Poly went 39-1-1 and won three CIF Division I titles…On Poly’s track team as a sprinter (with bests of 10.6 in the 100 meters and 21.8 in the 200 meters), long jumper and triple jumper. KEVIN BOOTHE 67 G BORN: 7/5/83 6-5 315 COLLEGE: CORNELL Raiders 6th round pick in 2006 (176th player taken)

COLLEGE: Four-year starter who played three different positions at Cornell, starting his career as a right guard before shifting to right tackle as a junior, then moved to left tackle early in his senior year…Took over right guard duties in 2002, starting every game…Became just the fourth player in school history to earn All-Ivy League honors three times in a career…Began the season at right tackle, but shifted to the left side for the final eight contests of his senior year…Only the fourth Cornell player to earn All-Ivy League honors three times, joining Ed Marinaro (RB, 1969-70-71), Bob Lally (LB, 1971-72-73) and Chad Levitt (RB, 1994-95-96), who played for the Raiders in 1997…In 2005, became the first All-American first team selection at Cornell since 1998…Pop Warner MVP Award winner and named to All-American first team by The NFL Draft Report and the American Football Coaches Association (AFCA) while earning second team honors from The Sports Network and Associated Press…As a senior, started the first two games at right offensive tackle before shifting to the left side for the final eight games…Served as tri-captain as the Cornell running game averaged 248.9 yards per game (eighth nationally)…Registered 83 key blocks/knockdowns, with 10 resulting in touchdowns…All-American honorable mention by The NFL Draft Report as a junior and earned All-Ivy League first team honors for the second consecutive year…Shifted to right offensive tackle, starting 10 games…Posted 64 knockdowns, with eight blocks resulting in touchdowns for an offense that averaged 310.9 yards per game, including 217.2 yards passing…As a sophomore, All-Ivy League first team selection as starter at right offensive guard…Helped the offense average 318.7 yards per game…Moved into the starting lineup at right guard as a redshirt freshman, earning All-Ivy League second team accolades…Part of an offense that averaged 296.9 yards per game...Hotel Administration major. PERSONAL: Attended Pine Crest High School in Ft. Lauderdale …Played on both the offensive and defensive lines…A team co-captain as a senior, was a first team all- county selection as well as a second team all-state pick…Made 40 tackles and caused two fumbles in 2000…Brother, Charles, played football at East Carolina.

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THOMAS HOWARD 53 LB

BORN: 7/14/83 6-3 240 COLLEGE: TEXAS-EL PASO Raiders 2nd round pick in 2006 (38th player taken)

COLLEGE: Former strong safety moved into the starting lineup midway through his redshirt freshman season at weakside linebacker before shifting to the strongside as a junior…In 48 games with the Miners, the defensive captain recorded 296 tackles (182 solos) with 13 sacks…40 of his tackles stymied opposing scoring drives, coming on third-down plays and added three more drive-killing stops on fourth-down plays…His 34.5 stops behind the line of scrimmage ranks third on the school’s career record list…Became only active Miner to register a touchdown on a fumble recovery…Also added another touchdown on an interception return…As a senior in 2005, was an All-Conference USA second team selection after ranking third on the team with 85 tackles (44)…Had three sacks for minus-21 yards and seven stops for losses of 30 yards…Credited with three quarterback pressures and recovered a fumble…Deflected seven passes and gained 20 yards on an interception return…In 2004, All-Western Athletic Conference first team pick by The NFL Draft Report, adding second team honors from the league’s media and coaches… Ranked third on the team with 62 tackles (48)…Second in the WAC with eight sacks for minus-59 yards (fourth-best season total in school history)…Collected 14 stops for losses of 74 yards, the ninth-best season total in UTEP annals…Also caused three fumbles, recovered two others, intercepted two passes and deflected four others…As sophomore in 2003, started 11 games at weakside linebacker and finished second on the team, collecting a career-high 118 tackles (67) with two sacks and 11.5 stops behind the line of scrimmage…Also returned an interception 56 yards for a touchdown and deflected a pass…Played in 11 games at weakside linebacker in 2002 as a redshirt freshman and started four times, recording 31 tackles (23) with two stops for losses and a pass break-up…Recovered a fumble that he returned 54 yards for a touchdown to earn The Sporting News All-Western Athletic Conference freshman honors …Communications major. PERSONAL: All-District honorable mention at Estacado High in Lubbock, Texas, adding all-city honors as a senior…Named team’s Outstanding Defensive Back after registering 100 tackles and two interceptions his senior year as a strong safety…Also lettered in track and was a member of the National Honor Society…Father, Thomas Sr., was an All-American at Texas Tech who went on to play in NFL for the Kansas City Chiefs and St. Louis Cardinals…Cousin, Terry Ellis, is a member of the singing group, En Vogue.

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MICHAEL HUFF 24 DB BORN: 3/6/83 6-1 205 COLLEGE: TEXAS Raiders 1st round pick in 2006 (7th player taken)

COLLEGE: The first player in University of Texas history to win the Thorpe Award, given to the nation’s top defensive back…Started 50 of 51 games during his career…In 51 games with the Longhorns, registered 318 tackles (191 solos) with two sacks for minus-18 yards and 26 stops for losses of 75 yards…Recovered three fumbles for 21 yards with a touchdown and also caused six fumbles…Set school career record with four interceptions returned for touchdowns, topping the previous mark of three…Only player to return two interceptions for scores in a season twice (2002- 03)…His 162 yards on interception returns rank fifth on the Longhorns all-time list…Ranks fourth in school history with three blocked kicks and his 44 pass deflections rank sixth in Texas annals…First team All-American by The NFL Draft Report, American Football Coaches Association, Associated Press, Football Writers Association of America, The Sporting News and the Walter Camp Football Foundation…Started every game at strong safety as a senior while helping Longhorns to the National title and led a secondary that ranked fifth in the nation in pass defense (155.9 ypg) and second in lowest pass efficiency (91.3 rating)…Ranked second on the squad with 109 tackles (53) in 2005, including two sacks and 10 stops behind the line of scrimmage…Recovered two fumbles, returning one for a touchdown and also caused four fumbles…Picked off two passes, deflected 14 others and blocked a kick… As a junior, consensus All-Big 12 Conference choice after starting every game at strong safety in 2004…Posted 73 tackles (50) with 14 pass deflections and a pair of interceptions…In 2003 as a sophomore, saw action at cornerback while lining up mostly at strong safety and totaled 66 tackles (45) with four stops for losses…Blocked two kicks, batted away six passes and also intercepted two others… Freshman All-American third team pick after starting every game as a redshirt freshman, lining up at strong safety in 10 contests and at cornerback in three others…Recorded 70 tackles (43) while his 10 stops behind the line of scrimmage was the fifth-best season total by a Texas freshman (four ahead of him were all defensive linemen)…Also had two interceptions and 10 pass deflections…Also competed in track for the Longhorns as sprinter and member of the sprint relay teams…Youth and Community Services major. PERSONAL: Excelled as a safety, cornerback and wide receiver during his three-year career at Nimitz High School in Irving, Texas…Recorded 238 tackles and returned three of his nine interceptions for scores during his final two seasons…Posted 127 tackles and five interceptions (two returned for scores) as a senior…Registered a career-high 18 tackles and an interception against South Grand Prairie High and also scored on a 69-yard run and a 40-yard catch in that contest…Collected 111 tackles and four interceptions (one returned for a touchdown) as a junior and had 12 receptions for 220 yards as a sophomore receiver…Was also a four-year letterman in track and finished seventh in the 100 meters (10.46) at the 2000 USATF Junior Nationals…Brother, Marcus King, plays at the University of Missouri while another brother, Terrence Holmes, played at Texas Southern.

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KEVIN McMAHAN 5 WR

BORN: 3/2/83 6-2 200 COLLEGE: MAINE Raiders 7th round pick in 2006 (255th player taken)

COLLEGE: Earned third team All-Atlantic 10 honors as a senior after seeing action in all 11 games with nine starts…Ranked 21st nationally in receiving yards (81.2), 35th in receptions (5.4) and 48th nationally in scoring per game (7.1)…Ranked eighth in the Atlantic 10 in receptions and fifth in receiving yards per game as well as sixth in scoring…Set single-season career highs in receptions (59), receiving yards (893) and touchdowns (13)…Finished eighth in school history for career receiving yards with 1,995…Caught at least four passes in nine games, including five with at least six…Had at least 70 yards receiving in eight games…Caught at least one touchdown pass in eight games, including the first four of the season…Caught multiple touchdown passes in three of the final five games of the season…Hauled in seven receptions for 93 yards, including a 52-yard touchdown reception at Nebraska (9/3)…Made four catches for 87 yards and a touchdown vs. William Penn (9/10)…Totaled 117 yards and a touchdown on seven receptions against Richmond (9/17)…Hauled in six balls for a career-high 180 yards and a pair of touchdowns vs. Massachusetts (10/22)…Caught four passes for 70 yards and two touchdowns against Delaware (10/29)…Caught five passes for 79 yards and recorded a school record for most touchdown receptions in a single game with four against New Hampshire (11/19)…As a junior, saw action in eight games, including three starts at tight end/H-back...Caught 14 passes for 161 yards and three touchdowns…His 11.5 average per catch tied for third best on the team...Led the team with 108 punt return yards on 13 opportunities for an 8.3 average...Also returned four kickoffs for 38 yards (9.5 avg.)...His 18 points scored were sixth on the squad...Caught four passes for 35 yards, including a five-yard touchdown, also returned five punts for 63 yards (12.6), including a season-long 38- yard return vs. Northern Colorado (9/11)...Caught the game-winning touchdown pass (17 yards) in 9-7 victory at Mississippi State (9/18)...Caught a season-long 46-yard pass at Massachusetts (10/30)...In 2003, played in all 11 games and scored five touchdowns on 36 catches for 598 yards ... His 598 yards ranked second on the team...Had two receptions for 81 yards, including a long of 48, against Richmond (10/4)...Posted a four catch, 117-yard game with a long of 47 yards at Morgan State (11/8)...Had a career day at New Hampshire (11/22) as he caught 11 passes for 190 yards and three touchdowns...His three touchdowns tied the school record for touchdowns in a game…Played in all 14 games as a true freshman in 2002... Third in total receiving yards with 343, averaging 26.4 yards per game ... His 16.3 yards per catch was tops among Black Bear wideouts...Fourth in total receptions with 21... Had a pair of 100- yard receiving games, including a season-high 125 yards and two TDs on five receptions at Richmond (11/16)...Pulled in seven receptions for 103 yards and one touchdown against Delaware (11/9)...Had Maine’s lone touchdown in its NCAA I-AA quar- terfinal loss at Georgia Southern (12/7)…Business major. PERSONAL: Played wide receiver at Aquinas Institute in hometown of Rochester, N.Y...Finished his career with 748 yards and 13 touchdowns on 37 receptions...Helped lead Aquinas to a state title and was named MVP of the championship game...All-state and all-city selection...Aquinas’ Student-Athlete of the Year...Recipient of the team’s “Go-To Player” Award.

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PAUL MCQUISTAN 79 G BORN: 4/30/83 6-6 315 COLLEGE: WEBER STATE Raiders 3rd round pick in 2006 (69th player taken)

COLLEGE: Started his final 42 games at left tackle…As a senior in 2005, American Football Coaches Association, Sports Network and The NFL Draft Report All- American first team selection…All-Big Sky Conference first team choice…Started all year at left offensive tackle, helping the offense average 372.8 yards per game, an improvement of 65.2 yards from the previous season…Credited with 60 knockdowns and eight touchdown-resulting blocks…All-Big Sky honorable mention in 2004, helping the offense average 307.6 yards per game…Started all year at left tackle as a junior and made 44 knockdowns with five touchdown-resulting blocks…As a sophomore, All-Big Sky Conference honorable mention…Started every game at left offensive tackle, helping the team lead the conference in rushing yards per game (203.2) and rank fourth in total offense (372.9)...Helped tailback Nick Chournos rush for a WSU season-best 1,649 yards…Took over left tackle duties in the season’s third game as redshirt freshman…Part of an offensive line that allowed only 26 sacks as the team averaged 358.8 yards per game...Geography major. PERSONAL: Attended Lebanon High School in Oregon…Second team All-Valley League selection as an offensive lineman…Added all-league honorable mention as a defensive lineman…Twin brother, Pat, was a teammate at Weber State (2001-05), starting alongside Paul at left offensive guard...His brother was also selected in 2006 NFL Draft by Dallas in the seventh round. CHRIS MORRIS 61 C BORN: 2/22/83 6-4 305 COLLEGE: MICHIGAN STATE Raiders 7th round pick in 2006 (214th player taken)

COLLEGE: Three-year starter for the Spartans...Recorded 186 career knockdown blocks and allowed only one sack over his final two college seasons…Four-time Academic All-District IV selection...As a senior, helped Michigan State rank fifth in the nation in total offense in 2005, gaining 497.27 yards per game…Honorable mention All-Big Ten selection as a junior. . .Started all 12 games at center in 2004, scoring 90 percent or better in 11 contests . . . Produced a career-best 80 pancake blocks and was mainstay on an offensive line that helped produce a rushing attack that ranked second in the Big Ten and No. 10 in the NCAA, averaging 238.5 yards per game. . . Did not allow a sack in nearly 400 passing plays. . . Posted a 96 percent grade vs. Hawaii in the season finale, including six pancakes, as the Spartans gained 598 total yards . . . Graded 98 percent vs. Wisconsin, including nine pancakes, while helping

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MSU amass 430 yards on the ground . . . Scored 96 percent vs. Michigan, including a career-best 15 pancakes, as the Spartans rushed for 368 yards and four touchdowns …Graded 98 percent against Minnesota, Iowa and Central Michigan. . . Played a near-perfect game vs. Illinois, grading out 99 percent with nine pancakes . . . Also produced double-digit pancakes vs. Indiana (11)...Also saw action on special teams as the short snapper…Started all 13 games at center in 2003 . . . Graded out 90 percent or better in 10 of 12 regular season games . . .Ranked second on the team in pancake blocks with 46 . . . Produced his top grade of the 2003 season vs. Illinois, scoring 98 percent while recording seven pancakes . . . Graded 96 percent vs. Penn State, including three knockdowns. . . Scored 95 percent vs. Notre Dame (seven pancakes), Minnesota and Michigan…Saw action in the first nine games of the 2002 season and played 86.5 minutes as a redshirt freshman . . .Graded out 90 percent or better in all nine games . . . Produced a perfect score (100 percent) vs. Notre Dame…Also posted high marks vs. Michigan and Eastern Michigan, scoring 97 percent in each game . . .Credited with 11 pancakes, including three vs. Iowa and Northwestern…Finance major. PERSONAL: Three-year starter at center and defensive tackle at Bedford Senior High School in Temperance, Mich.…PrepStar All-American, first team all-state selection...Recorded 42 tackles as a senior, including nine for losses with five sacks ...Ranked among the Midwest’s top 80 prospects (No. 79) . . .Rated among the state’s top players by The Detroit News (No. 11), Detroit Free Press (No. 17) and Lansing State Journal (No. 21)…Two-year starter on the basketball team.

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JAYSON BOYD 7 WR BORN: 9/29/83 6-4 20 TEXAS-EL PASO COLLEGE: One-year letter winner at UTEP...Second team All-WAC wide receiver…Led team with 42 receptions and was No. 2 in yards (560)…Also caught five touchdowns and completed two passes in 12 games...Played at Oregon State in 2002 and caught 10 passes for 169 yards and a touchdown…Was a redshirt freshman at OSU and gained 11 yards in three carries...Majored in Sociology. PERSONAL: Born in Riverside, Calif. and chosen first team All-CIF, all-league and all- county as junior and senior at John W. North High in his hometown…Caught 95 passes for 1,439 yards…Scored 11 touchdowns, three on punt returns…All-CIF and all-county in track and field…Father, Jeff Boyd, is a member of the Canadian Football League Hall of Fame.

RICKY BROWN 41 LB BORN: 12/27/83 6-2 235 BOSTON COLLEGE COLLEGE: As a senior, had 69 solo tackles and 42 assists…Led the team with 81 tackles in 2004, with four tackles for loss of seven yards…Registered two quarterback hurries, forced two fumbles, had three fumble recoveries and broke up a pass...Moved from outside to middle linebacker in spring 2003…Made Big East All- Freshman Team …Majored in Finance. PERSONAL: Two-time all-city and All-Greater Catholic League first team at Elder High in hometown of Cincinnati…Logged 176 tackles (21 for loss), nine sacks and five fum-

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bles…Returned one kickoff 84 yards for a touchdown…Set Elder High record for career kickoff returns (23) and kickoff return average (26.7)…Captain on football and track teams as a senior...Participated in track and field and chosen MVP sprinter in junior and senior years.

WILLIAM BUCHANON 13 WR BORN: 4/5/83 6-3 190 SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COLLEGE: Played cornerback and wide receiver…In 11 games as a senior, had an interception…In 2004, was a reserve wide receiver and had four catches for 15 yards in 12 games...Began 2003 as a backup cornerback, but was switched to backup wide receiver by mid-season…Had three tackles and an interception in seven games...Started three games in secondary as sophomore and had 19 tackles…African American Studies major. HIGH SCHOOL: Earned numerous All-American honors as a senior at Oceanside (Calif.) High…Caught 90-plus passes for 1,621 yards and 15 TDs and added five interceptions (one TD)…Had 30 receptions for 553 yards (18.4 avg.) and five TDs in 2000…As a junior in 1999, caught 24 passes for 553 yards (23.0) and five TDs as Oceanside won the CIF San Diego Section Division II title…Lettered in track and field as a sprinter, long and triple jumper...Father, Willie, was an All-American cornerback at San Diego State and played 11 years in the NFL with Green Bay and San Diego.

DENNIS DAVIS 4 CB BORN: 11/24/82 5-10 190 GEORGIA TECH COLLEGE: Played cornerback at Georgia Tech…Had 72 tackles with 4.5 for loss, including one half-sack…Recorded four interceptions and broke up nine passes…Limited to three games in 2004 after suffering season-ending shoulder injury…All-Atlantic Coast Conference in track…Majored in Management. PERSONAL: All-state cornerback at Edgewood High in hometown of Sicklerville, N.J. …South Jersey Defensive Player of the Year…No. 5 in New Jersey state prep ranks with 24 touchdowns (17 rushing and seven receiving)…Had 1,400 total yards as receiver, running back and kick returner…Additional stats included six interceptions and six pass breakups...State champion in the 100 meters in 1999…Two-time South Jersey Sprinter of the Year.

TIM DUNCAN 5 K BORN: 6/12/79 6-1 215 OKLAHOMA PRO: Spent Spring 2006 playing in NFL Europe for the Cologne Centurions…Went 3-for-3 on PATs and 3-for-8 on FGs (15 points)…Inactive for the 2005 NFL season...Signed by Philadelphia in 2004 as a reserve…In 2003, played in six games for Arizona…Signed as a rookie free agent with the Cardinals in 2002, released prior to start of regular season. COLLEGE: Holds Oklahoma’s record for field goals (46), including a long of 48 …Played on Oklahoma’s 2000 national championship team that went undefeated and won the 2001 Orange Bowl over Florida State…All-Big 12 Honorable Mention. PERSONAL: Attended Clinton High School in Oklahoma and competed in football, basketball, soccer, track and tennis…Played punter, receiver and defensive back for Clinton, helping his team to an undefeated season and a state championship.

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HIRAM EUGENE 31 S BORN: 11/24/80 6-2 200 LOUISIANA TECH PRO: Played in NFL Europe in 2006 with the Berlin Thunder as defensive back and on special teams…On Raiders practice squad in 2005 after joining the Silver and Black following start of the regular season. COLLEGE: Recorded 29 tackles with a sack in 12 games as a senior at Louisiana Tech...Played two years at Pearl River Community College...Named second team All- South Division of the Mississippi Junior Colleges in 2002...Helped lead Pearl River to the 2002 South Division Championship. PERSONAL: Lettered three years at Jeanerette High in Louisiana...Earned all-district and all-state honors in 1997 and 1999 at free safety and wide receiver...Was all-state in basketball and track and field (high jump and long jump) in 1999.

RICK GATEWOOD 15 WR BORN: 8/3/83 5-11 195 MONTANA STATE COLLEGE: Two-time first team All-Big Sky Conference…Had 131 catches for 1,759 yards (among school’s top five) and 13 touchdowns in just 18 games…Named Big Sky Newcomer of the Year in 2004 after catching 64 passes for 995 yards, the fourth- best single season mark in school history, and scored eight touchdowns…Redshirted in 2003...Transferred from Contra Costa College after earning first team all-conference honors...Caught 76 passes for 1,330 yards and 15 touchdowns at Contra Costa College. PERSONAL: Voted all-state and all-conference receiver as a junior and senior at El Cerrito High in the Bay Area…Gained 1,455 receiving yards during his senior year…As a junior, caught 33 passes for 665 yards and eight touchdowns.

JEFF GREEN 95 DE BORN: 11/3/80 6-2 245 FLORIDA A&M PRO: Spent Spring 2006 playing for the Berlin Thunder of NFL Europe…Had 13 tackles (10 unassisted), one sack and two passes defensed…Originally signed as a free agent by the Raiders in 2005. COLLEGE: Earned all-conference honors at Florida A&M…Also was Defensive Player of the Year and team captain…Ended career with 175 tackles (81 solos), plus 39 tackles for loss, 12 sacks and 78 pass pressures...All-Mid-Eastern Athletic Conference in 2002, when he had 54 tackles, 23 for loss, with seven sacks…Psychology major. PERSONAL: Attended Cairo (Ga.) High School, lettering in football…All-district and all-region selection in football as a senior.

KEVIN HUNTLEY 94 DE BORN: 4/8/82 6-7 270 KANSAS STATE COLLEGE: As a senior in 2004, recorded 31 total tackles, three sacks and a fumble recovery in nine games…Missed a portion of the season due to injury...Played in all

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15 games in 2003 and recorded 27 tackles…Tied for team lead in fumble recoveries and ranked third in sacks…Also recorded two pass break-ups and one QB hurry…Two-year starter at Valley Forge Military College...Earned the Overachiever Award as top defensive scout squad player during his redshirt season in 2002…Had 10.5 sacks, 42 tackles and three forced fumbles in his sophomore season in 2001...Had four sacks and 30 tackles as a freshman…Social Sciences major. PERSONAL: Attended Archbishop Carroll High School, where he was second team All-WCAC as a senior…Finished high school career with 15 sacks, including eight as a senior.

DAVID KIMBALL 1 K BORN: 1/13/82 6-1 205 PENN STATE PRO: Played this spring for the Frankfurt Galaxy in NFL Europe…Led team in scoring with 64 points (16-for-16 on PATs and 16-for-26 on FGs)…Seventh round pick by Indianapolis in 2004…Released by the Colts and signed with the N.Y. Giants in 2004…Released prior to season opener. COLLEGE: Four-year performer…Was 2-for-8 on field goals, 10-for-12 on PATs and had 217 kickoffs for 130 touchbacks…As senior, converted on 2 of 3 field goals and was 4-for-4 on PATs…Recreation and Park Management major PERSONAL: Attended State College Area High in Pennsylvania…Lone kicker on Parade All-American squad as senior and added all-state honors…In final year, he was 10-for-15 in field goals and 43 of 46 on PATs while hitting 51 touchbacks in 71 attempts.

J.R. LEMON 35 RB BORN: 6/6/83 6-1 225 STANFORD COLLEGE: Totaled 1,214 yards on 317 carries…Scored 13 rushing touchdowns to tie for ninth all-time…Also scored two receiving TDs…Posted three, 100-yard and two,150-yard rushing games…Had 244 yards rushing as a senior and added 15 catches for two TDs…Led 2004 team with 440 yards rushing, six touchdowns and 13 receptions…Had career-high 162 yards rushing and three touchdowns against Washington…Against USC, raced 82 yards for a touchdown (tied for the sixth-longest TD run in Stanford history)…Led 2003 team with four rushing touchdowns…Set career best with 34 carries for 151 yards and two touchdowns against Arizona State…In 2003 Big Game vs. Cal, gained 84 yards on 17 carries and received the Frank Rehm Award as the most outstanding back in the Big Game…Management Science and Engineering major. PERSONAL: Earned national honors as one of the top running backs in the country as a senior at Sandy Creek High in hometown of Fayetteville, Ga.

JABARI LEVEY 72 T BORN: 7/16/84 6-6 315 SOUTH CAROLINA COLLEGE: Four-year letterman at South Carolina…In 2005, co-winner of team’s Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award after starting at left tackle in all 11 games…Started seven games while seeing action in all 11 games as a

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sophomore and played as a reserve on the offensive line as a true freshman…Hotel, Restaurant and Tourism Management major. PERSONAL: Highly rated offensive lineman following stellar career at Berkeley High in Moncks Corner, S.C.…Played in the Shrine Bowl.

JOHN MADSEN 10 WR BORN: 5/9/83 6-5 220 UTAH COLLEGE: Three-year letterman…As a senior, had 55 catches for 672 yards and six touchdowns in nine starts…As a junior, played in all 12 games, started nine, and had 27 catches for 377 yards and five touchdowns…Hauled in career-long 58-yard reception vs. San Diego State…Played in all 12 games as a sophomore and started against Colorado State and San Diego State...Played football at Snow College in 2002, which was ranked 16th in the nation…Economics major. PERSONAL:Did not play high school football…Lettered in baseball and basketball at Hunter High School in West Valley City, Utah.

DEREK MILLER 46 TE BORN: 6/10/83 6-7 270 MARYLAND COLLEGE: Four-year letterman…Played in all 11 games as senior, seeing action on offense and special teams…Started all 11 games as a junior and had one reception for seven yards…Played in all 13 games as a sophomore, starting one when the Terps opened in a two-tight end formation…Finished the season with two receptions for 10 yards and a touchdown...As redshirt freshman, played in all 14 games and had two receptions for 10 yards and a touchdown…Criminology and Criminal Justice major. PERSONAL: Played tight end and defensive end as a senior at Boiling Springs (Pa.) High…Helped his team allow just 9.6 points per game on defense in 2000...Totaled 123 tackles (51 solos) and 21 sacks...Also caught 25 passes for 423 yards and five touchdowns...Set school career records by a tight end for receptions, receiving yards and touchdowns...Was school’s first Division I football signee and helped team to the district playoffs and a 9-1 overall record in 2000...Named to the All-Sentinel All-Star team as a tight end/defensive end...Three-way first team All-Mid-Penn League selection, earning recognition as a tight end, defensive end and place kicker...Also named second team all-league as a punter...Team Most Valuable Player as a senior...Also lettered in baseball.

JAVON NANTON 74 DE BORN: 1/25/83 6-3 250 MIAMI COLLEGE: Led Miami in sacks as a senior and sophomore…Led Miami with 6.5 sacks as a senior while totaling 20 tackles…Added 10.5 tackles for loss…Totaled 22 tackles (four for loss), 10 QB pressures, two sacks and two forced fumbles as a junior…Made three starts and played in all 13 games as a sophomore...Recorded 22

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tackles (16 solos)...Led the team in sacks with eight (53 yards)…Former walk-on track athlete who was awarded a scholarship at the end of 2003 spring practice... Liberal Arts major. PERSONAL: As a senior at Miami Springs (Fla.) High, was team’s Most Valuable Player…Played in the Miami-Dade vs. Broward All-Star Game…Made 85 tackles and 22 sacks as a senior...Caused five fumbles and recovered four as a senior.

ALVIN NNABUIFE 37 S BORN: 4/3/83 6-1 205 SMU COLLEGE: Recorded 53 total tackles as senior and tied for first on the team with four interceptions for a team-high 119 return yards…Team’s Defensive MVP as a junior after leading the squad with 80 tackles, four for loss...Tied an NCAA record with two fumble returns for a touchdown against Nevada — one return went for 95 yards...Had a team season-high 17 tackles at Rice...Also recorded double-digit tackle games at Boise State (12) and UTEP (10)...Started 10 games, seven at safety and three at linebacker…Saw action in all 12 games, starting 11 at free safety as a sophomore and recorded 71 tackles…As a freshman, recorded 12 tackles and a half- sack...Psychology major. PERSONAL: Born in Houston…Earned first team All-District 20-5A honors following his senior year at Elkins High in Missouri City, Texas...In 2000, recorded 82 tackles and six passes broken up...Two-year letter winner in football and was a three-year letterman in track as a sprinter...Cousin, Chike Ozumba, was a defensive tackle at Oklahoma.

GLENN PAKULAK 3 P BORN: 4/9/80 6-3 220 KENTUCKY PRO: Signed by Raiders during offseason and spent spring 2006 with Amsterdam Admirals in NFL Europe…Had 34 punts for 1,430 yards…Averaged 42.1 yards a punt with a long of 59…Previously signed by Atlanta (2004), Pittsburgh (2003) and Seattle (2002). COLLEGE: All-SEC first team selection in his senior year (2002) at the University of Kentucky…Named a 2001 third team All-American as a junior by Football News and All-SEC second team by SEC coaches…Led the SEC and ranked sixth nationally by averaging 47 yards per punt a sophomore…Majored in Kinesiology. PERSONAL: Two-year starter as a kicker, punter, linebacker and receiver at East High School in Lapper, Mich.…Awarded all-league honors at receiver and linebacker…Three-year performer in basketball and baseball.

REGGIE ROBERTSON 17 QB BORN: 1/28/82 6-2 200 CALIFORNIA PRO: Spent spring 2006 playing for the Amsterdam Admirals in NFL Europe…Completed 25 of 54 passes for 311 yards…Passed for two touchdowns, including a 62-yard strike, his longest pass of the season.

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COLLEGE: Recorded 1,280 passing yards, completing 101 of 172 attempts for the University of California…Also had 12 touchdown passes…Threw for 121 yards and one touchdown as senior in 2004…Started first four games in 2003 and finished the season with a 62.6 completion percentage, plus 797 yards and nine touchdowns…Ranked second in the Pac-10 with a 154.2 passer rating as a junior…In same year, led Cal’s triple-overtime rally against USC...Second-string QB in sophomore and redshirt freshman seasons...Majored in American Studies. PERSONAL: Set four city passing records at Sahuaro High School in Tucson, Ariz., and threw for 7,106 career yards, second in Arizona history…Set city records for single-season touchdown passes with 34 and career touchdown passes with 77.

KENT SMITH 14 QB BORN: 9/5/83 6-5 215 CENTRAL MICHIGAN COLLEGE: Two-year starter at quarterback…Passed for 2,799 yards with 16 touchdowns as a senior…Ranked second on team in rushing with 157 yards and seven scores…Led team in total offense as a senior with a 294.7-yard average per contest…As a junior, started 10 games and ranked sixth in the MAC and 35th nationally in total offense with 239.5 yards per game…Completed 56.5 percent of passes, going 188-for-333 with 2,284 yards…Tossed 16 TDs, had eight interceptions and rushed for 10 TDs…MAC West Division “Offensive Player of the Week” after completing 21 of 39 passes for 205 yards and a TD and running for a career-high 72 yards and a score in a comeback win over rival Western Michigan (10/30/04)…Didn’t see action in 2003 after playing in four games as redshirt freshman in 2001 with one start…Entrepreneurship major. PERSONAL: Earned three letters in football and three in basketball at Start High in Toledo, Ohio…All-conference, all-district and honorable mention all-state in football…Set school record with 3,071 yards passing…Northwest Ohio Offensive Player of the Year…All-city and all-district in basketball.

BURL TOLER 4 WR BORN: 4/7/83 6-2 185 CALIFORNIA COLLEGE: A former walk-on, emerged as the second leading receiver during his senior season…Finished with 61 catches, 795 yards and three touchdowns…Caught 48 passes for 609 yards and started 10 of 14 games in 2003…Also caught seven passes for 104 yards against UCLA (10/18/03). PERSONAL: Three-year starter for Bishop O’Dowd High in Oakland...Team won league title in his sophomore and junior years and captured the NCS Championship during his sophomore campaign...Earned first team all-league on offense and defense as a senior in 2000...Lettered in track for four years and attended the League of Champions meet in his final three years...Father, Burl Jr., also a walk-on at Cal, was a two-year starter at linebacker in the mid-1970s…Grandfather, Burl Toler, was an All- American at USF in 1951 and later became the NFL’s first African-American game official…Prep teammate of Raiders linebacker Kirk Morrison.

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ZACH TUIASOSOPO 45 RB BORN: 12/19/81 6-2 245 WASHINGTON PRO: Entered NFL as undrafted rookie free agent with Pittsburgh…Spent training camp and preseason with Steelers, released prior to season opener…Was on Steelers practice squad before joining Raiders practice squad late in the 2005 season. COLLEGE: Three-year starter who moved from linebacker to fullback (2002)…Totaled 305 rushing yards on 98 carries…Team captain as a senior in 2004…Named as the nation’s best fullback by The Sporting News College Preview…Pac-10 preseason All-Conference selection and recognized as the “best blocking back” in the conference. PERSONAL: Starred for Woodinville High School in football and baseball... Rushed for 1,055 yards and recorded 44 total tackles and seven sacks in 1999...Also recorded 16 career sacks...Named to the Seattle Times all-state team at defensive end...Two-time Woodinville Defensive Player of the Year...All-Eastside selection at defensive end in 1998 and an all-King County selection at tight end and defensive end...Selected to the Eastside Journal’s All-Eastside team at defensive tackle…Older brother Marques is a quarterback for the Raiders.

RAYMOND WASHINGTON 29 CB BORN: 6/2/83 6-0 210 FRESNO STATE COLLEGE: Four-year letterman at Fresno State…Totaled 92 tackles in four college seasons…As a senior, recorded 27 tackles after recording 13 as a junior…Posted career high in tackles as a sophomore with 36 and added two interceptions…Posted 16 tackles as a redshirt freshman. PERSONAL: First team All-CIF and all-league defensive back at Long Beach Poly High…Also played running back as a senior for an undefeated (14-0) squad ranked second in the nation by USA Today…High school teammate of Raiders rookie Darnell Bing.

TIMI WUSU 43 LB BORN: 6/10/83 6-3 220 STANFORD COLLEGE: Totaled 47 tackles and 2.5 sacks at Stanford...Played free safety, strong safety and outside linebacker…Recorded 24 tackles as a senior and, as a junior, accounted for 20 tackles, including 1.5 sacks and 1.5 tackles for loss…In 2002, earned first letter as a backup free safety and special teams performer...Phil Moffat Award-winner as the team’s top Defensive Special Teams Player…Majored in Human Biology. PERSONAL: Palo Alto High’s Athlete of the Year as a senior...Started at cornerback for two years and at wide receiver as a senior... Named league Defensive MVP as a senior... Also participated in track and wrestling...Central Coast Section track champion in the 300 intermediate hurdles...Won track All-League honors in the 300 intermediate hurdles, 110 high hurdles and the high jump (6-8).

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2006 RAIDERS ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

(ALL AGES AS OF JULY 1, 2006) NO NAME POS HT WT AGE EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN HOW ACQ. 47 Adkisson, James TE 6-5 230 26 1 South Carolina St. Louis, MO FA-'03 83 Anderson, Courtney TE 6-6 270 25 3 San Jose State Richmond, CA D7-'04 21 Asomugha, Nnamdi CB 6-2 210 24 4 California Los Angeles, CA D1-'03 70 Badger, Brad G 6-4 320 31 10 Stanford Corvallis, OR UFA-'02 MIN 59 Bing, Darnell LB 6-2 230 21 R Southern California Long Beach, CA D4-'06 67 Boothe, Kevin G 6-5 315 22 R Cornell Plantation, FL D6-'06 7 Boyd, Jayson WR 6-4 200 22 R Texas-El Paso Riverside, CA FA-'06 91 Brayton, Tyler DE 6-6 280 26 4 Colorado Pasco, WA D1-'03 2Brooks, Aaron QB 6-4 220 30 8 Virginia Newport News, VA FA-'06 41 Brown, Ricky LB 6-2 235 22 R Boston College Cincinnati, OH FA-'06 13 Buchanon, Will WR 6-3 190 23 R USC Oceanside, CA FA-'06 56 Burgess, Derrick DE 6-2 260 27 6 Mississippi Greenbelt, MD UFA-'05 PHI 23 Carr, Chris CB 5-10 180 23 2 Boise State Reno, NV FA-'05 55 Clark, Danny LB 6-2 245 29 7 Illinois Blue Island, IL UFA-'04 JAX 40 Cooper, Jarrod S 6-1 215 28 6 Kansas State Pearland, TX FA-'04 32 Crockett, Zack RB 6-2 240 33 12 Florida State Pompano Beach, FL UFA-'99 JAX 89 Curry, Ronald WR 6-2 210 27 5 North Carolina Hampton, VA D7-'02 4 Davis, Dennis CB 5-10 190 23 R Georgia Tech Sicklerville, NJ FA-'06 5 Duncan, Tim K 6-1 215 27 1 Oklahoma Clinton, OK FA-'06 50 Ekejiuba, Isaiah LB 6-4 240 24 2 Virginia Somerset, NJ FA-'05 31 Eugene, Hiram S 6-2 200 25 1 Louisiana Tech Jeanerette, LA FA-'06 25 Fargas, Justin RB 6-1 220 26 4 Southern California Sherman Oaks, CA D3-'03 49 Foschi, John Paul RB 6-4 270 24 2 Georgia Tech Atlanta, GA FA-'05 82 Francis, Carlos WR 5-10 190 25 3 Texas Tech Fort Worth, TX D4-'04 85 Gabriel, Doug WR 6-2 215 25 4 Central Florida Orlando, FL D5-'03 76 Gallery, Robert T 6-7 325 25 3 Iowa Masonville, IA D1-'04 69 Garmon, Kelvin G 6-2 350 29 7 Baylor Fort Worth, TX FA-'06 15 Gatewood, Rick WR 5-11 190 22 R Montana State El Cerrito, CA FA-'06 36 Gibson, Derrick S 6-2 215 27 6 Florida State Miami, FL D1-'01 28 Green, DeJuan RB 5-11 205 26 1 South Florida Jacksonville, FL FA-'04 95 Green, Jeff DE 6-2 245 25 1 Florida A&M Cairo, GA FA-'06 64 Grove, Jake C 6-4 300 26 3 Virginia Tech Forest, VA D2-'04 33 Hall, Joe RB 6-2 280 26 2 Kansas State Lakewood, CA FA-'06 98 Hamilton, Bobby DE 6-5 285 34 12 Southern Mississippi Columbus, MS UFA-'04 NE 77 Hawthorne, Anttaj DT 6-3 310 24 2 Wisconsin New Haven, CT D6a-'05 53 Howard, Thomas LB 6-3 240 22 R Texas-El Paso Lubbock, TX D2-'06 24 Huff, Michael CB/S 6-1 205 23 R Texas Irving, TX D1-'06 71 Hulsey ,Corey G 6-4 325 28 5 Clemson Gainesville, GA FA-'04 94 Huntley, Kevin DE 6-7 270 24 1 Kansas State Washington D.C. FA-'06 96 Irons, Grant LB 6-6 285 26 5 Notre Dame The Woodlands, TX FA-'03 11 Janikowski, Sebastian K 6-2 250 28 7 Florida State Daytona Beach, FL D1-'00 51 Johnstone, Lance DE 6-5 250 33 11 Temple Philadelphia, PA UFA-'06 34 Jordan, LaMont RB 5-10 230 27 6 Maryland Suitland, MD UFA-'05 NYJ 93 Kelly, Tommy DT 6-6 300 25 3 Mississippi State Jackson, MS FA-'04 1Kimball, David K 6-1 205 24 1 Penn State State College, PA FA-'06 9 Lechler, Shane P 6-2 225 29 7 Texas A&M Sealy, TX D5-'00 42 Lee, ReShard RB 5-10 220 25 3 Middle Tennessee State Brunswick, GA FA-'06 75 Lekkerkerker, Brad T 6-7 330 28 2 California-Davis Chino, CA FA-'04 35 Lemon, J.R. RB 6-1 225 23 R Stanford Fayetteville, GA FA-'06 72 Levey, Jabari T 6-6 315 21 R South Carolina Moncks Corner, SC FA-'06 10 Madsen, John WR 6-5 220 23 R Utah West Valley City UT FA-'06 5McMahan, Kevin WR 6-2 200 23 R Maine Rochester, NY D7b-'06 92 McNeal, Bryant DE 6-4 250 26 3 Clemson Swansea, SC FA-'06 79 McQuistan, Paul G 6-6 315 23 R Weber State Lebanon, OR D3-'06 46 Miller, Derek TE 6-7 270 23 R Maryland Carlisle, PA FA-'06 97 Moore, Rashad DT 6-3 325 27 3 Tennessee Huntsville, AL FA-'06 19 Morant , Johnnie WR 6-4 220 24 3 Syracuse Parsippany, NJ D5-'04 61 Morris, Chris C 6-4 305 23 R Michigan State Lambertville, MI D7a-'06 52 Morrison, Kirk LB 6-2 240 24 2 San Diego State Oakland, CA D3b-'05 18 Moss, Randy WR 6-4 210 29 9 Marshall Rand, WV TR-'05 MIN 74 Nanton, Javon DE 6-3 250 23 R Miami (Fla.) Miami Springs, FL FA-'06 37 Nnabuife, Alvin S 6-1 205 23 R SMU Missouri City, TX FA-'06 3Pakulak, Glenn P 6-3 220 26 1 Kentucky Lapeer, MI FA-'06 38 Poole, Tyrone CB 5-8 190 34 12 Fort Valley State LaGrange, GA UFA-'06-NE 84 Porter, Jerry WR 6-2 220 27 7 West Virginia Washington, DC D2-'00 73 Quarshie, Michael DT 6-2 295 26 1 Columbia Helsinki, Finland FA-'05 57 Riddle, Ryan LB 6-2 250 24 2 California Culver City, CA D6b-'05 88 Rivers, Marcellus TE 6-4 250 27 6 Oklahoma State Oklahoma City, OK UFA'-06 17 Robertson, Reggie QB 6-2 200 24 1 California Tucson, AZ FA-'06 26 Routt, Stanford CB 6-1 195 22 2 Houston Austin, TX D2-'05 90 Sands, Terdell DT 6-7 335 26 4 Tenn. Chattanooga Chattanooga, TN WA-'03 43 Santiago, O.J. TE 6-7 265 32 7 Kent State Toronto, Ont. FA-'06 99 Sapp, Warren DT 6-2 300 33 12 Miami (Fla.) Apopka, FL UFA-'04 TB 30 Schweigert, Stuart S 6-2 210 25 3 Purdue Saginaw, MI D3-'04 65 Sims, Barry G 6-5 300 31 8 Utah Park City, UT FA-'99 78 Slaughter, Chad T 6-8 340 28 6 Alcorn State Dallas, TX FA-'02 39 Smart, Rod RB 5-11 205 29 6 Western Kentucky Lakeland, FL UFA-'06-CAR 14 Smith, Kent QB 6-5 215 22 R Central Michigan Toledo, OH FA-'06 22 Starks, Duane CB 5-10 175 32 9 Miami (Fla.) Miami, FL FA-'06 58 Thomas, Robert LB 6-0 235 25 5 UCLA El Centro, CA FA-'06 4Toler, Burl WR 6-2 185 23 R California Oakland, CA FA-'06 62 Treu, Adam C 6-5 300 32 10 Nebraska Lincoln, NE D3-'97 8Tuiasosopo, Marques QB 6-1 220 27 6 Washington Woodinville, WA D2-'01 45 Tuiasosopo, Zach FB 6-2 245 24 1 Washington Woodinville,WA FA-'05 66 Walker, Langston T 6-8 345 26 5 California Oakland, CA D2-'02 16 Walter, Andrew QB 6-6 230 24 2 Arizona State Grand Junction, CO D3a-'05 75 Washington, Donnell DT 6-6 325 25 3 Clemson Beaufort, SC FA-'06 27 Washington, Fabian CB 5-11 185 23 2 Nebraska Bradenton, FL D1-'05 29 Washington, Raymond CB 6-0 210 23 R Fresno State Long Beach, CA FA-'06 87 Whitted, Alvis WR 6-0 185 31 9 North Carolina State Hillsborough, NC FA-'02 86 Williams, Randal TE 6-3 235 28 6 New Hampshire Bronx, NY FA-'05 54 Williams, Sam LB 6-5 260 25 4 Fresno State Clayton, CA D3-'03 20 Williams, Walter RB 6-1 215 28 4 Grambling State Baton Rouge, LA FA-'06 43 Wusu, Timi LB 6-3 210 23 R Stanford Palo Alto, CA FA-'06

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2006 RAIDERS NUMERICAL ROSTER

NO NAME POS HT WT DOB EXP COLLEGE HOMETOWN 1 David Kimball K 6-1 205 1/13/82 1 Penn State State College, PA 2 Aaron Brooks QB 6-4 220 3/24/76 8 Virginia Newport News, VA 3Glenn Pakulak P 6-3 220 4/9/80 1 Kentucky Lapeer, MI 4 Dennis Davis CB 5-10 190 11/24/82 R Georgia Tech Sicklerville, NJ 4 Burl Toler WR 6-2 185 4/7/83 R California Oakland, CA 5Tim Duncan K 6-1 215 6/12/79 1 Oklahoma Clinton, OK 5Kevin McMahan WR 6-2 200 3/2/83 R Maine Rochester, NY 7 Jayson Boyd WR 6-4 200 9/29/83 R Texas-El Paso Riverside, CA 8Marques Tuiasosopo QB 6-1 220 3/22/79 6 Washington Woodinville, WA 9 Shane Lechler P 6-2 225 8/7/76 7 Texas A&M Sealy, TX 10 John Madsen WR 6-5 220 5/9/83 R Utah West Valley City UT 11 Sebastian Janikowski K 6-2 250 3/2/78 7 Florida State Daytona Beach, FL 13 Will Buchanon WR 6-3 190 4/5/83 R USC Oceanside, CA 14 Kent Smith QB 6-5 215 9/5/83 R Central Michigan Toledo, OH 15 Rick Gatewood WR 5-11 190 8/3/83 R Montana State El Cerrito, CA 16 Andrew Walter QB 6-6 230 5/11/82 2 Arizona State Grand Junction, CO 17 Reggie Robertson QB 6-2 200 1/28/82 1 California Tucson, AZ 18 Randy Moss WR 6-4 210 2/13/77 9 Marshall Rand, WV 19 Johnnie Morant WR 6-4 220 12/7/81 3 Syracuse Parsippany, NJ 20 Walter Williams RB 6-1 215 9/8/77 4 Grambling State Baton Rouge, LA 21 Nnamdi Asomugha CB 6-2 210 7/6/81 4 California Los Angeles, CA 22 Duane Starks CB 5-10 175 5/23/74 9 Miami (Fla.) Miami, FL 23 Chris Carr CB 5-10 180 4/30/83 2 Boise State Reno, NV 24 Michael Huff CB/S 6-1 205 3/6/83 R Texas Irving, TX 25 Justin Fargas RB 6-1 220 1/25/80 4 Southern California Sherman Oaks, CA 26 Stanford Routt CB 6-1 195 7/26/83 2 Houston Austin, TX 27 Fabian Washington CB 5-11 185 6/9/83 2 Nebraska Bradenton, FL 28 DeJuan Green RB 5-11 205 5/13/80 1 South Florida Jacksonville, FL 29 Raymond Washington CB 6-0 210 6/2/83 R Fresno State Long Beach, CA 30 Stuart Schweigert S 6-1 210 6/21/81 3 Purdue Saginaw, MI 31 Hiram Eugene DB 6-2 200 11/24/80 1 Louisiana Tech Jeanerette, LA 32 Zack Crockett RB 6-2 240 12/2/72 12 Florida State Pompano Beach, FL 33 Joe Hall RB 6-2 280 11/3/79 2 Kansas State Lakewood, CA 34 LaMont Jordan RB 5-10 230 11/11/78 6 Maryland Suitland, MD 35 J.R. Lemon RB 6-1 225 6/6/83 R Stanford Fayetteville, GA 36 Derrick Gibson S 6-2 215 3/22/79 6 Florida State Miami, FL 37 Alvin Nnabuife DB 6-1 205 4/3/83 R SMU Missouri City, TX 38 Tyrone Poole DB 5-8 190 2/3/72 12 Fort Valley State LaGrange, GA 39 Rod Smart RB 5-11 205 1/9/77 6 Western Kentucky Lakeland, FL 40 Jarrod Cooper S 6-1 215 3/31/78 6 Kansas State Pearland, TX 41 Ricky Brown LB 6-2 235 12/27/83 R Boston College Cincinnati, OH 42 ReShard Lee RB 5-10 220 10/12/80 3 Middle Tennessee State Brunswick, GA 43 O.J. Santiago TE 6-7 265 3/4/74 7 Kent State Toronto, Ont. 43 Timi Wusu LB 6-3 210 6/10/83 R Stanford Palo Alto, CA 45 Zach Tuiasosopo FB 6-2 245 12/19/81 1 Washington Woodinville,WA 46 Derek Miller TE 6-7 270 6/10/83 R Maryland Carlisle, PA 47 James Adkisson TE 6-5 230 1/11/80 1 South Carolina St. Louis, MO 49 John Paul Foschi RB 6-4 270 5/19/82 2 Georgia Tech Atlanta, GA 50 Isaiah Ekejiuba LB 6-4 240 10/5/81 2 Virginia Somerset, NJ 51 Lance Johnstone DE 6-5 250 6/11/73 11 Temple Philadelphia, PA 52 Kirk Morrison LB 6-2 240 2/19/82 2 San Diego State Oakland, CA 53 Thomas Howard LB 6-3 240 7/14/83 R Texas-El Paso Lubbock, TX 54 Sam Williams LB 6-5 260 7/28/80 4 Fresno State Clayton, CA 55 Danny Clark LB 6-2 245 5/9/77 7 Illinois Blue Island, IL 56 Derrick Burgess DE 6-2 260 8/12/78 6 Mississippi Greenbelt, MD 57 Ryan Riddle LB 6-2 250 7/5/81 2 California Culver City, CA 58 Robert Thomas LB 6-0 235 7/17/80 5 UCLA El Centro, CA 59 Darnell Bing LB 6-2 230 9/10/84 R Southern California Long Beach, CA 61 Chris Morris C 6-4 305 2/22/83 R Michigan State Lambertville, MI 62 Adam Treu C 6-5 300 6/24/74 10 Nebraska Lincoln, NE 64 Jake Grove C 6-4 300 1/22/80 3 Virginia Tech Forest, VA 65 Barry Sims G 6-5 300 12/1/74 8 Utah Park City, UT 66 Langston Walker T 6-8 345 9/3/79 5 California Oakland, CA 67 Kevin Boothe G 6-5 315 7/5/83 R Cornell Plantation, FL 69 Kelvin Garmon G 6-2 350 10/26/76 7 Baylor Fort Worth, TX 70 Brad Badger G 6-4 320 1/11/75 10 Stanford Corvallis, OR 71 Corey Hulsey G 6-4 325 7/26/77 5 Clemson Gainesville, GA 72 Jabari Levey T 6-6 315 7/16/84 R South Carolina Moncks Corner, SC 73 Michael Quarshie DT 6-2 295 11/13/79 1 Columbia Helsinki, Finland 74 Javon Nanton DE 6-3 250 1/25/83 R Miami (Fla.) Miami Springs, FL 75 Brad Lekkerkerker T 6-7 330 5/8/78 2 California-Davis Chino, CA 75 Donnell Washington DT 6-6 325 2/6/81 3 Clemson Beaufort, SC 76 Robert Gallery T 6-7 325 7/26/80 3 Iowa Masonville, IA 77 Anttaj Hawthorne DT 6-3 310 11/15/81 2 Wisconsin New Haven, CT 78 Chad Slaughter T 6-8 340 6/4/78 6 Alcorn State Dallas, TX 79 Paul McQuistan G 6-6 315 4/30/83 R Weber State Lebanon, OR 82 Carlos Francis WR 5-10 190 1/3/81 3 Texas Tech Fort Worth, TX 83 Courtney Anderson TE 6-6 270 11/19/80 3 San Jose State Richmond, CA 84 Jerry Porter WR 6-2 220 7/14/78 7 West Virginia Washington, DC 85 Doug Gabriel WR 6-2 215 8/27/80 4 Central Florida Orlando, FL 86 Randal Williams TE 6-3 235 5/21/78 6 New Hampshire Bronx, NY 87 Alvis Whitted WR 6-0 185 9/4/74 9 North Carolina State Hillsborough, NC 88 Marcellus Rivers TE 6-4 250 10/26/78 6 Oklahoma State Oklahoma City, OK 89 Ronald Curry WR 6-2 210 5/28/79 5 North Carolina Hampton, VA 90 Terdell Sands DT 6-7 335 10/31/79 4 Tenn. Chattanooga Chattanooga, TN 91 Tyler Brayton DE 6-6 280 11/20/79 4 Colorado Pasco, WA 92 Bryant McNeal DE 6-4 250 7/13/79 3 Clemson Swansea, SC 93 Tommy Kelly DT 6-6 300 12/27/80 3 Mississippi State Jackson, MS 94 Kevin Huntley DE 6-7 270 4/8/82 1 Kansas State Washington D.C. 95 Jeff Green DE 6-2 245 11/3/80 1 Florida A&M Cairo, GA 96 Grant Irons LB 6-6 285 7/7/79 5 Notre Dame The Woodlands, TX 97 Rashad Moore DT 6-3 325 3/16/79 3 Tennessee Huntsville, AL 98 Bobby Hamilton DE 6-5 285 7/1/71 12 Southern Mississippi Columbus, MS 99 Warren Sapp DT 6-2 300 12/19/72 12 Miami (Fla.) Apopka, FL

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RAIDERS OPPONENTS FIRST DOWNS...... 294 ...... 299 Rushing ...... 80 ...... 100 Passing...... 189 ...... 165 Penalty...... 25 ...... 34 3rd Down: Made/Att./%...... 85/214/39.7 ...... 92/226/40.7 4th Down: Made/Att./%...... 7/14/50.0 ...... 3/9/33.3 TOTAL NET YARDS ...... 4951 ...... 5292 Avg. Per Game ...... 309.4 ...... 330.8 Total Plays ...... 997 ...... 1029 Avg. Per Play...... 5.0 ...... 5.1 NET YARDS RUSHING...... 1369 ...... 2049 Avg. Per Game ...... 85.6 ...... 128.1 Total Rushes...... 361 ...... 507 NET YARDS PASSING ...... 3582 ...... 3243 Avg. Per Game ...... 223.9...... 202.7 Sacked/Yards Lost ...... 45/301 ...... 36/238 Gross Yards...... 3883 ...... 3481 Attempts/Completions ...... 591/316 ...... 486/296 Pct. of Completions...... 53.5 ...... 60.9 Had Intercepted ...... 14 ...... 5 PUNTS/AVERAGE ...... 82/45.7 ...... 76/41.5 NET PUNTING AVG...... 37.9 ...... 37.8 PENALTIES/YARDS ...... 147/1132 ...... 101/825 FUMBLES/BALL LOST...... 26/9 ...... 22/14 TOUCHDOWNS ...... 33...... 40 Rushing ...... 11 ...... 18 Passing...... 21 ...... 18 Returns ...... 1 ...... 4 TIME OF POSSESSION...... 28:07 ...... 31:53

SCORE BY PERIODS Period 1 2 3 4 OT Total RAIDERS 64 81 48 97 0 290 Opponents 75 132 84 92 0 383

SCORING Player TDR TDP TDRt PAT FGS TP Janikowski 0 0 0 30/30 20/30 90 Jordan 9 2 0 0 0 68 Moss 0 8 0 0 0 48 Porter 0 5 0 0 0 30 Anderson 0 3 0 0 0 18 Gabriel 0 3 0 0 0 18 Collins 1 0 0 0 0 6 Cooper 0 0 1 0 0 6 Crockett 1 0 0 0 0 6 RAIDERS 11 21 1 30/30 20/30 290 OPPONENTS 18 18 4 34/37 35/38 383 2-Point Conversions: RAIDERS 1-3; Opponents 1-3 Safety: RAIDERS 0; Opponents 1

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PASSING Yds/ Sack/ Player Atts. Comp. Yds. Comp% Att TD TD% Int Int% Lg Lost Rtg Collins 565 302 3759 53.5 6.65 20 3.5 12 2.1 79 39/261 77.3 Tuiasosopo 26 14 124 53.8 4.77 1 3.8 2 7.7 20t 6/40 47.6 RAIDERS 591 316 3883 53.5 6.57 21 3.6 14 2.4 79 45/301 76.0 Opponents 486 296 3481 60.9 7.16 18 3.7 5 1.0 78t 36/238 90.7

RECEIVING KICKOFF RETURNS Player No. Yds. Avg. LG TD Player No. Yds. Avg. LG TD Porter 76 942 12.4 49t 5 Carr 73 1752 24.0 62 0 Jordan 70 563 8.0 28 2 Gabriel 4 64 16.0 21 0 Moss 60 1005 16.8 79 8 Flemister 2 16 8.0 8 0 Gabriel 37 554 15.0 38 3 Hulsey 1 0 0.0 0 0 Anderson 24 303 12.6 36 3 RAIDERS 80 1832 22.9 62 0 Whitted 14 183 13.1 26 0 Opponents 56 1369 24.4 60 0 R. Williams 13 164 12.6 34 0 Crockett 13 111 8.5 23 0 INTERCEPTIONS Foschi 6 37 6.2 11 0 Player No. Yds. Avg. LG TD Curry 2 12 6.0 8 0 Schweigert 2 35 17.5 33 0 Fargas 1 9 9.0 9 0 Sapp 1 3 3.0 3 0 RAIDERS 316 3883 12.3 79 21 Hill 1 0 0.0 0 0 Opponents 296 3481 11.8 78t 18 Woodson 1 0 0.0 0 0 RAIDERS 5 38 7.6 33 0 RUSHING Opponents 14 336 24.0 80t 4 Player No. Yds. Avg. LG TD SACKS Jordan 272 1025 3.8 26 9 Player No. Yds. Crockett 60 208 3.5 24 1 Burgess 16.0 104.0 Whitted 2 51 25.5 27 0 Sapp 5.0 34.0 Collins 17 39 2.3 18t 1 Kelly 4.5 39.0 Fargas 5 28 5.6 15 0 Hamilton 2.0 12.0 Tuiasosopo 2 19 9.5 10 0 Jasper 2.0 7.0 Gabriel 1 5 5.0 5 0 Brayton 1.0 11.0 Lechler 1 2 2.0 2 0 Clark 1.0 4.0 Porter 1 -8 -8.0 -8 0 Gibson 1.0 14.0 RAIDERS 361 1369 3.8 27 11 Opponents 507 2049 4.0 95t 18 Grant 1.0 0.0 Routt 1.0 4.0 PUNT RETURNS Sands 1.0 7.0 Player No. FC Yds. Avg. LG TD Cooper 0.5 2.0 Carr 34 7 186 5.5 34 0 RAIDERS 36.0 238 Woodson 3 0 20 6.7 15 0 Opponents 45.0 301 RAIDERS 37 7 206 5.6 34 0 Opponents 39 16 460 11.8 58 0 FIELD GOALS Player 1-19 20-29 30-39 40-49 50+ Total PUNTING Janikowski 1/1 7/8 5/6 7/12 0/3 20/30 In RAIDERS 1/1 7/8 5/6 7/12 0/3 20/30 Player No. Yds. Avg. Net TB 20 LG Blk Opponents 0/0 14/14 14/15 7/8 0/1 35/38 Lechler 82 3744 45.7 37.9 9 26 64 0 RAIDERS 82 3744 45.7 37.9 9 26 64 0 Opp. 76 3156 41.5 37.8 4 32 71 1

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2005 SINGLE GAME BESTS INDIVIDUAL YARDS RUSHING RECEPTION YARDS MOST PUNTS 132 LaMont Jordan, 142 Jerry Porter, 9 Shane Lechler, 12-18 vs. Cleveland 11-20 at Washington 12-31 vs. N.Y. Giants RUSHING ATTEMPTS LONGEST RECEPTION PUNTING AVERAGE (4 or more) 28 LaMont Jordan, 79 Randy Moss from Kerry 59.0 Shane Lechler, 10-23 vs. Buffalo Collins, 12-24 at Denver LONGEST RUN 10-2 vs. Dallas LONGEST PUNT 27 Alvis Whitted, TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 64 Shane Lechler, 12-11 at N.Y. Jets 2 Randy Moss, 12-24 at Denver RUSHING TOUCHDOWNS 12-31 vs. N.Y. Giants; LONGEST PUNT RETURN 3 LaMont Jordan, Jerry Porter, 34 Chris Carr, 10-23 vs. Buffalo 10-30 at Tennessee; 9-18 vs. Kansas City YARDS PASSING Courtney Anderson, LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN 345 Kerry Collins, 9-8 at New England 62 Chris Carr, 9-25 at Philadelphia TOTAL YDS. FROM SCRIMMAGE 11-6 at Kansas City PASS ATTEMPTS 172 LaMont Jordan, SACKS 50 Kerry Collins, 12-18 vs. Cleveland 3Tommy Kelly, 11-13 vs. Denver MOST FGS ATTEMPTED 11-6 at Kansas City; PASS COMPLETIONS 4 Sebastian Janikowski, Warren Sapp, 26 Kerry Collins, 11-20 at Washington 10-30 at Tennessee 12-31 vs. N.Y. Giants 10-2 vs. Dallas INTERCEPTIONS 11-13 vs. Denver 9-25 at Philadelphia 1 Stuart Schweigert, LONGEST COMPLETION MOST FGS MADE 12-24 at Denver; 79 Kerry Collins to 4 Sebastian Janikowski, 11-27 vs. Miami; Randy Moss, 10-2 vs. Dallas Renaldo Hill, 10-2 vs. Dallas LONGEST FG ATTEMPTED 12-18 vs. Cleveland; TOUCHDOWN PASSES 51 Sebastian Janikowski, Charles Woodson, 3Kerry Collins, 12-18 vs. Cleveland 10-2 vs. Dallas; 12-31 vs. N.Y. Giants LONGEST FG MADE Warren Sapp, 10-30 at Tennessee 49 Sebastian Janikowski, 9-25 at Philadelphia 9-8 at New England 11-6 at Kansas City LONGEST INT. RETURN RECEPTIONS 10-2 vs. Dallas 33 Stuart Schweigert, 8 Doug Gabriel, 11-27 vs. Miami 12-31 vs. N.Y. Giants TEAM OFFENSE AVERAGE PER COMPLETION LEAST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED PASS TOTAL FIRST DOWNS 16.8 10-2 vs. Dallas 7 12-31 vs. N.Y. Giants 26 10-23 vs. Buffalo COMPLETION PERCENTAGE 7 11-20 at Washington FIRST DOWNS RUSHING 70% 10-23 vs. Buffalo LEAST NET YARDS ALLOWED PASSING 12 10-23 vs. Buffalo TOUCHDOWNS PASSING 110 12-11 at N.Y. Jets FIRST DOWNS PASSING 3 12-31 vs. N.Y. Giants LOWEST COMPLETION % ALLOWED 19 12-31 vs. N.Y. Giants 10-30 at Tennessee 41% 10-2 vs. Dallas FIRST DOWNS BY PENALTY 9-8 at New England LOWEST 3RD DOWN CONV. % ALLOWED 6 11-27 vs. Miami MOST POINTS SCORED 18% 10-16 vs. San Diego TOTAL NET YARDS 38 10-23 vs. Buffalo MOST SACKS 416 10-23 vs. Buffalo TIME OF POSSESSION 6 10-30 at Tennessee OFFENSIVE PLAYS 33:38 12-18 vs. Cleveland MOST INTERCEPTIONS 71 11-13 vs. Denver 3RD DN CONVERSION % 1 Five times AVERAGE PER PLAY 64% 10-23 vs. Buffalo MOST FUMBLES RECOVERED 6.3 10-23 vs. Buffalo 3 11-20 at Washington YARDS RUSHING DEFENSE LEAST TIME OF POSS. ALLOWED 162 10-23 vs, Buffalo LEAST FIRST DOWNS ALLOWED 26:22 12-18 vs. Cleveland RUSHING ATTEMPTS 13 12-31 vs. N.Y. Giants LEAST POINTS ALLOWED 37 10-23 vs. Buffalo 12-18 vs. Cleveland 9 12-18 vs. Cleveland AVERAGE PER RUSH 11-20 at Washington LEAST TDS ALLOWED RUSH 5.6 12-11 at N.Y. Jets LEAST TOTAL YARDS ALLOWED 0 12-18 vs. Cleveland TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING 210 10-23 vs. Buffalo 11-20 at Washington 4 10-23 vs. Buffalo LEAST 1ST DOWNS ALLOWED RUSH 10-23 vs. Buffalo NET YARDS PASSING 3 12-18 vs. Cleveland 10-2 vs. Dallas 344 9-25 at Philadelphia 10-23 vs. Buffalo LEAST TDS ALLOWED PASS PASS ATTEMPTS LEAST YARDS ALLOWED RUSHING 0 12-24 at Denver 50 11-13 vs. Denver 71 12-18 vs. Cleveland 12-18 vs. Cleveland PASS COMPLETIONS LOWEST RUSHING AVG. ALLOWED 11-20 at Washington 26 12-31 vs. N.Y. Giants 2.4 9-8 at New England 11-13 vs. Denver 9-18 vs. Kansas City

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LAST TIME BY RAIDERS

100 YARDS RUSHING LaMont Jordan 132 yards ...... 12-18-05 vs. Cleveland 100 YARDS RECEIVING Randy Moss 116 yards ...... 12-31-05 vs. New York Giants Doug Gabriel 100 yards ...... 12-31-05 vs. New York Giants 300 YARDS PASSING Kerry Collins 331 yards ...... 12-31-05 vs. New York Giants AT LEAST FOUR TOUCHDOWNS SCORED Harvey Williams 4 touchdowns...... 11-16-97 at San Diego AT LEAST FIVE FIELD GOALS Sebastian Janikowski 5 field goals ...... 10-5-03 at Chicago THREE PASSES INTERCEPTED Rod Woodson 3 interceptions ...... 9-29-02 vs. Tennessee KICKOFF RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWN Doug Gabriel 85 yards ...... 12-28-03 at San Diego PUNT RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWN Phillip Buchanon 80 yards ...... 12-28-03 at San Diego INTERCEPTION RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWN Phillip Buchanon 32 yards...... 9-26-04 vs. Tampa Bay FUMBLE RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWN Jarrod Cooper Recovered in the end zone ...... 10-30-05 at Tennessee SAFETY Team Penalty enforced in end zone ...... 12-25-04 at Kansas City BLOCKED PUNT Nnamdi Asomugha ...... 11-7-04 at Carolina BLOCKED FIELD GOAL Langston Walker ...... 9-18-05 vs. Kansas City LAST TIME AGAINST RAIDERS

100 YARDS RUSHING Tiki Barber 203 yards ...... 12-31-05 vs. New York Giants 100 YARDS RECEIVING Plaxico Burress 128 yards ...... 12-31-05 vs. New York Giants 300 YARDS PASSING Donovan McNabb 365 yards ...... 9-25-05 vs. Philadelphia FOUR TOUCHDOWNS SCORED T. J. Duckett 4 touchdowns...... 12-12-04 at Atlanta FOUR FIELD GOALS Mike Nugent 4 field goals ...... 12-11-05 at New York Jets THREE PASSES INTERCEPTED Dwayne Harper 3 interceptions ...... 11-27-95 at San Diego KICKOFF RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWN Kevin Faulk 86 yards ...... 11-17-02 vs. New England PUNT RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWN Tamarick Vanover 84 yards ...... 1-2-99 at Kansas City INTERCEPTION RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWN Clinton Hart 70 yards ...... 12-4-05 at San Diego FUMBLE RETURN FOR TOUCHDOWN Colby Bockwoldt 6 yards ...... 10-24-04 vs. New Orleans SAFETY James Williams Tackle in end zone after a fumble recovery 12-16-00 at Seattle BLOCKED PUNT Chris Hayes ...... 1-6-02 vs. N.Y. Jets BLOCKED FIELD GOAL Alvin McKinley ...... 12-18-05 vs. Cleveland

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RAIDERS TEAM RECORDS

Due to player strikes, the 1982 season was reduced to nine games and the 1987 season was reduced to 15 games. SEASON MOST KICKOFF RETURNS MOST FIRST DOWNS MOST POINTS SCORED 83 (2004) 34 vs. New Orleans (11-9-75) 479 (2000) MOST YARDS, KICKOFF RETURNS MOST FIRST DOWNS, PENALTY FEWEST POINTS SCORED 1,832 (2005) 8 at San Francisco (10-8-00) 213 (1962) MOST TDS, RETURNS MOST PENALTIES MOST POINTS ALLOWED 8 (1968) 20 at Denver (12-15-96) 458 (1961) MOST FUMBLES BEST PUNTING AVERAGE FEWEST POINTS ALLOWED 46 (1983) 59.0 at Denver (12-24-05) 175 (1973) MOST FUMBLES LOST MOST YARDS, RUSHING, OPP. MOST SHUTOUTS 25 (1983) 296 at New England (10-3-76) 2 (1975) FEWEST FUMBLES LOST MOST TOUCHDOWNS, RUSHING MOST SHUTOUTS AGAINST 9 (2002, 2005) 5 at Indianapolis (9-10-00) 3 (1981) MOST PENALTIES MOST FIRST DOWNS, RUSHING MOST PLAYS 156 (1994, 1996) 21 at Green Bay (9-17-78) 1,101 (1983) MOST YARDS PENALIZED BEST RUSHING AVERAGE MOST TOTAL YARDS 1,274 (1969) 7.8 at Houston (12-9-62) 6,237 (2002) MOST FIRST DOWNS, PENALTY MOST PASSING ATTEMPTS MOST FIRST DOWNS 36 (1996) 65 at Pittsburgh (9-15-02) 366 (2002) MOST PUNTS MOST PASSING ATTEMPTS, OPP. MOST TOUCHDOWNS 98 (1981, 1998) 63 vs. Washington (10-29-89) 58 (1967, 2000) HIGHEST PUNTING AVERAGE MOST PASS COMPLETIONS MOST EXTRA POINTS 46.7 (2004) 43 at Pittsburgh (9-15-02) 58 (1967) MOST SAFETIES, SEASON MOST PASSING YARDS MOST FIELD GOALS 3 (1981) 469 vs. Kansas City (11-3-68) 35 (1993) LOWEST AVG. ALLOWED ON KOR MOST TOUCHDOWNS PASSING MOST TDS, RUSHING 15.8 (1977) 6 vs. Houston (12-22-63) 28 (1975) FEWEST SACKS ALLOWED 6 vs. Buffalo (10-19-69) MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS 27 (2001) FEWEST RUSHING ATTEMPTS 681 (1977) GAME 7 vs. Buffalo (10-5-63) MOST YARDS RUSHING MOST POINTS SCORED MOST YARDS PENALIZED 2,627 (1977) 52 vs. Houston (12-22-63) 186 at San Diego (11-15-87) BEST AVERAGE RUSHING vs. Carolina (12-24-00) MOST PUNTS 4.8 (1996, 2000) vs. Tennessee (9-29-02) 16 vs. San Diego (10-11-98) MOST 1ST DOWNS, RUSHING MOST POINTS, OPPONENT MOST YARDS PUNTING 159 (1975) 55 at Houston (9-6-61) 709 vs. San Diego (10-11-98) MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED 55 vs. San Diego (11-22-81) BEST PUNTING AVERAGE 619 (2002) MOST TOUCHDOWNS 57.6 at Denver (9-6-81) MOST PASSES COMPLETED 7 vs. N.Y. Jets (10-20-63) BEST PASSING PERCENTAGE 418 (2002) vs. Houston (12-22-63) 89.5 at Denver (11-11-02) MOST YARDS PASSING vs.Tampa Bay (11-28-76) MOST PASSES HAD INTERCEPTED 4,689 (2002) vs. Carolina (12-24-00) 7 vs. Denver (10-16-77) MOST OPP. YDS. LOST ON SACKS vs. Tennessee (9-29-02) FEWEST YARDS RUSHING, OPP. 666 (1967) MOST FIELD GOALS 10 vs. N.Y. Jets (12-10-00) BEST PASSING PERCENTAGE 5 vs. Denver (12-11-94) MOST YARDS PASSING, OPP. 67.6 (2002) at San Diego (10-29-00) 504 vs. Kansas City (11-5-00) MOST PASSES HAD INT. at Chicago (10-5-03) FEWEST YARDS PASSING, OPP. 33 (1964) MOST PLAYS 7 at Denver (9-10-67) MOST TDS, PASSING 97 vs. Atlanta (11-20-75) MOST TOTAL YARDS, OPPONENT 36 (1969) MOST TOTAL YARDS 593 at San Diego (11-10-85) MOST FIRST DOWNS, PASSING 637 vs. Denver (10-25-64) FEWEST TOTAL YARDS, OPPONENT 226 (2002) MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS 5 vs. Denver (9-10-67) MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED 64 vs. Buffalo (11-28-77) TOUCHDOWNS PASSING, OPP. 35 (1963, 1975, 1980) MOST YARDS RUSHING 6 vs. San Diego (11-22-85) MOST YARDS, INTERCEPTIONS 356 at Seattle (11-30-87) TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING, OPP. 501 (1980) MOST FIRST DOWNS PASSING 5 vs. San Diego (11-27-60) MOST SACKS 21 at Pittsburgh (9-15-02) MOST SACKS 67 (1967) MOST PASSES INTERCEPTED 11 at Buffalo (10-15-67) MOST PUNT RETURNS 6 at Houston (9-7-73) 11 at Denver (11-5-67) 71 (1985) 6 vs. L.A. (10-29-72) MOST SAFETIES MOST YARDS, PUNT RETURNS MOST YARDS, INTERCEPTIONS 2 vs. San Diego (10-26-75) 792 (1985) 151 at Miami (12-2-84) MOST YARDS PUNT RETURNS 225 vs. Buffalo (9-15-68)

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MISCELLANEOUS MOST CONSECUTIVE ROAD GAMES WON MOST CONSECUTIVE TIMES, FIRST PLACE FINISH 9 (1967-68) 5 (1972-76) 9 (1974-75) MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WON 9 (1976-77) (Including Postseason Games) MOST SEASONS LEADING LEAGUE IN SCORING 17 (1976-77) 5 (1967-69, 1974, 1977) MOST GAMES WON, ONE SEASON MOST CONSECUTIVE SEASONS LEADING LGE. IN (Including Postseason Games) SCORING 16 (1976) 3 (1967-69) 15 (1980) MOST POINTS OVERCOME TO WIN GAME 15 (1983) 24 (Raiders vs. Chargers, 11-22-82, trailed MOST GAMES WON, SEASON 0-24, won 28-24) 13 (1967) 24 (Raiders at Denver, 9-26-88, trailed 0-24, 13 (1976) won 30-27 in OT) MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES WON, ONE MOST POINTS SINGLE QUARTER SEASON (Including Postseason Games) 31 (4th quarter—vs. Denver, 12-17-60) 13 (1976) (4th quarter—vs. San Diego, 12-8-63) MOST CONSECUTIVE HOME GAMES WON MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORING 18 (1968-70) 217 (1966-81) MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES SCORING, TOUCHDOWNS 97 (1966-73)

RAIDERS LEAGUE RECORDS

(1960-2005) Winning Won Lost Tied Pct. HOME 220 122 3 .643 AWAY 174 165 8 .513 Totals 394 287 11 .578

ORIGINAL AFL TEAM WIN-LOSS RECORDS

(1960-2005) Winning Rank Team Won Lost Tied Pct. 1. OAKLAND RAIDERS 394 287 11 .578 2. Kansas City Chiefs 366 314 12 .538 3. Denver Broncos 362 320 10 .530 4. New England Patriots 338 345 9 .495 5. Tennessee Titans 332 354 6 .484 6. San Diego Chargers 329 352 11 .483 7. Buffalo Bills 327 357 8 .478 8. New York Jets 308 376 8 .451

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RAIDERS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

SERVICE 128 Sebastian Janikowski (2002) 4 Chris Bahr SEASONS ACTIVE MOST TOUCHDOWNS (10-26-80 vs. Seattle) 16 Tim Brown (1988-03) 18 Marcus Allen (1984) 4 Chris Bahr 15 Jim Otto (1960-74) 16 Art Powell (1963) (10-6-85 vs. Kansas City) 15 Art Shell (1968-82) 16 Pete Banaszak (1975) 4 Chris Bahr 15 Gene Upshaw (1967-81) MOST EXTRA POINTS (10-23-83 at Dallas) 14 Fred Biletnikoff (1965-78) 56 George Blanda (1967) 4 Jeff Jaeger 14 Cliff Branch (1972-85) 54 George Blanda (1968) (11-12-89 at San Diego) 14 Dave Dalby (1972-85) MOST FIELD GOALS 4 Jeff Jaeger 14 Ray Guy (1973-86) 35 Jeff Jaeger (1993) (9-29-91 vs. San Francisco) GAMES CAREER 29 Jeff Jaeger (1991) 4 Jeff Jaeger 240 Tim Brown (1988-03) 26 Sebastian Janikowski (2002) (1-2-94 vs. Denver) 217 Gene Upshaw (1967-81) MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS 4 Cole Ford 210 Jim Otto (1960-74) 44 Jeff Jaeger (1993) (12-22-94 vs. Denver) 207 Art Shell (1968-81) 37 George Blanda (1969) 4 Sebastian Janikowski 207 Ray Guy (1973-86) 37 Chris Bahr (1980) (10-24-04 vs. New Orleans) 206 Steve Wisniewski (1989-01) GAME 4 Sebastian Janikowski 205 Dave Dalby (1972-85) MOST POINTS (10-2-05 vs. Dallas) CONSECUTIVE SEASONS, ACTIVE 24 Art Powell LONGEST FIELD GOAL MADE 16 Tim Brown (1988-03) (12-22-63 vs. Houston) 55 Sebastian Janikowski 15 Jim Otto (1960-74) 24 Marcus Allen (11-2-03 at Detroit) 15 Art Shell (1968-82) (9-24-84 vs. San Diego) 54 George Fleming 15 Gene Upshaw (1967-81) 24 Harvey Williams (10-2-61 vs. Denver) 14 Fred Biletnikoff (1965-78) (11-4-97 at San Diego) 54 Jeff Jaeger 14 Cliff Branch (1972-85) MOST TOUCHDOWNS (10-4-92 vs. N.Y. Giants) 14 Dave Dalby (1972-85) 4 Art Powell 54 Sebastian Janikowski 14 Ray Guy (1973-86) (12-22-63 vs. Houston) (10-29-00 at San Diego) CONSECUTIVE GAMES, CAREER 4 Marcus Allen 53 Jeff Jaeger 210 Jim Otto (1960-74) (9-24-84 vs. San Diego) (12-1-91 at San Diego) 207 Gene Upshaw (1967-81) 4 Harvey Williams 53 Jeff Jaeger 207 Ray Guy (1973-86) (11-4-97 at San Diego) (9-19-93 vs. Cleveland) 205 Dave Dalby (1972-85) MOST EXTRA POINTS 53 Jeff Jaeger CONSECUTIVE STARTS, CAREER 7 Mike Mercer (10-18-93 at Denver) 210 Jim Otto (1960-74) (10-22-63 vs. New York) 53 Cole Ford 207 Gene Upshaw (1967-81) 7 Mike Mercer (10-26-97 at Seattle) (12-22-63 vs. Houston) LONGEST FIELD GOAL SCORING ATTEMPTED CAREER 7 Errol Mann (11-28-76 vs. Tampa Bay) 63 Chris Bahr MOST POINTS (11-16-86 vs. Cleveland) 863 George Blanda (1967-75) 7 Sebastian Janikowski (10-24-00 vs. Carolina) 61 Sebastian Janikowski 395 PAT, 156 FG (12-4-05 at San Diego) 817 Chris Bahr (1980-88) 7 Sebastian Janikowski (9-29-02 vs. Tennessee) 59 Sebastian Janikowski 331 PAT, 162 FG (10-15-00 at Kansas City) MOST TOUCHDOWNS MOST FIELD GOALS 5 Jeff Jaeger 59 Sebastian Janikowski 104 Tim Brown (1988-03) (10-14-01 at Indianapolis) 98 Marcus Allen (1982-92) (12-11-94 vs. Denver) 77 Fred Biletnikoff (1965-78) 5 Sebastian Janikowski PASSING MOST EXTRA POINTS (10-29-00 at San Diego) CAREER 395 George Blanda (1967-75) 5 Sebastian Janikowski MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED 331 Chris Bahr (1980-88) (10-5-03 at Chicago) 2,481 Ken Stabler (1970-79) MOST CONSECUTIVE EXTRA 4 Mike Mercer 2,448 Rich Gannon (1999-04) POINTS (11-7-65 at Houston) 2,248 Daryle Lamonica (1967-74) 201 George Blanda (1967-71) 4 George Blanda MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES MOST FIELD GOALS (12-10-67 at Houston) 150 Ken Stabler (1970-79) 162 Chris Bahr (1980-88) 4George Blanda 148 Daryle Lamonica (1967-74) 156 George Blanda (1967-75) (12-8-68 vs. Denver) 114 Rich Gannon (1999-04) 152 Jeff Jaeger (1989-95) 4George Blanda MOST PASSES COMPLETED MOST FIELD GOAL ATTEMPTS (9-23-73 vs. Miami) 1,533 Rich Gannon (1999-04) 249 George Blanda (1967-75) 4 Errol Mann 1,486 Ken Stabler (1970-79) 249 Chris Bahr (1980-88) (10-9-77 at Cleveland) 1,138 Daryle Lamonica (1967-74) 4 Errol Mann MOST YARDS GAINED PASSING SEASON (10-1-78 at Chicago) 19,078 Ken Stabler (1970-79) MOST POINTS 4 Jim Breech 17,585 Rich Gannon (1999-04) 132 Jeff Jaeger (1993) (12-9-79 vs. Cleveland) 16,655 Daryle Lamonica (1967-74)

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MOST INTERCEPTIONS BEST PERCENTAGE 3 Marcus Allen 143 Ken Stabler (1970-79) 91.7 Ken Stabler (11-12) (12-18-82 vs. L .A. Rams) 115 Daryle Lamonica (1967-74) (12-21-75 vs. Kansas City) (9-24-84 vs. San Diego) 86 Marc Wilson (1980-87) 90.9 Ken Stabler (10-11) (12-2-84 at Miami) BEST PERCENTAGE (200 +ATTS.) (12-17-72 vs. Chicago) (10-28-85 vs. San Diego) 61.5 Rich Gannon (1999-04) LONGEST PASS PLAY 3 Rich Gannon 59.9 Ken Stabler (1970-79) 99 Jim Plunkett to Cliff Branch, (9-10-00 at Indianapolis) MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES, TD (10-2-83 at Washington) 3 LaMont Jordan 300 OR MORE YARDS PASSING 94 George Blanda to Warren (10-23-05 vs. Buffalo) 6 Rich Gannon (1999-04) Wells,TD(11-10-68 at MOST YARDS RUSHING SEASON Denver) 227 Napoleon Kaufman MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED RUSHING (10-19-97 vs. Denver) 618 Rich Gannon (2002) CAREER 221 Bo Jackson 565 Kerry Collins (2005) MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS (11-30-87 at Seattle) 549 Rich Gannon (2001) 2,090 Marcus Allen (1982-92) 200 Clem Daniels 521 Jeff George (1997) 1,475 Mark van Eeghen (1974-81) (10-20-63 vs. New York) MOST PASSES COMPLETED 1,133 Clem Daniels (1961-67) BEST AVERAGE PER RUSH 418 Rich Gannon (2002) MOST YARDS RUSHING 15.3 Napoleon Kaufman 361 Rich Gannon (2001) 8,545 Marcus Allen (1982-92) (12-19-99 vs. Tampa Bay) 304 Rich Gannon (1999) 5,907 Mark van Eeghen (1974-81) 14.6 Bo Jackson 302 Kerry Collins (2005) 5,103 Clem Daniels (1961-67) (12-16-90 vs. Cincinnati) MOST YARDS PASSING MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING LONGEST RUN FROM 4,689 Rich Gannon (2002) 79 Marcus Allen (1982-92) SCRIMMAGE 3,917 Jeff George (1997) 47 Pete Banaszak (1966-78) 92 Bo Jackson 3,840 Rich Gannon (1999) 35 Mark van Eeghen (1974-81) (11-5-89 vs. Cincinnati) MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES BEST AVERAGE PER RUSH (150+ 91 Bo Jackson 34 Daryle Lamonica (1969) ATTS) (11-30-87 at Seattle) 30 Daryle Lamonica (1967) 5.4 Bo Jackson (1987-90) 89 Kenny King 29 Jeff George (1997) 5.1 Rich Gannon (1999-04) (11-12-80 vs. San Diego) MOST INTERCEPTIONS 4.9 Napoleon Kaufman (1995-00) RECEIVING 30 Ken Stabler (1978) MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES, CAREER 25 Ken Stabler (1979) 100 OR MORE YARDS RUSHING MOST PASS RECEPTIONS BEST PERCENTAGE 11 Marcus Allen (1985-86) 1,070 Tim Brown (1988-03) 67.6 Rich Gannon (2002) SEASON 589 Fred Biletnikoff (1965-78) 66.7 Ken Stabler (1976) MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS 501 Cliff Branch (1972-85) 65.8 Rich Gannon (2001) 380 Marcus Allen (1985) MOST YARDS GAINED GAME 324 Mark van Eeghen (1977) 14,734 Tim Brown (1988-03) MOST PASSES ATTEMPTED 282 Harvey Williams (1994) 8,974 Fred Biletnikoff (1965-78) 64 Rich Gannon MOST YARDS RUSHING 8,685 Cliff Branch (1972-85) (9-15-02 at Pittsburgh) 1,759 Marcus Allen (1985) MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 59 Todd Marinovich 1,294 Napoleon Kaufman (1997) 99 Tim Brown (1988-03) (9-20-92 vs. Cleveland) 1,273 Mark van Eeghen (1977) 76 Fred Biletnikoff (1965-78) MOST COMPLETIONS Most Touchdowns Rushing 67 Cliff Branch (1972-85) 43 Rich Gannon 16 Pete Banaszak (1975) BEST AVG. GAIN PER CATCH (9-15-02 at Pittsburgh) 13 Marcus Allen (1984) (40+recs.) 35 Rich Gannon 12 Marcus Allen (1990) 23.7 Jessie Hester (1985-87) (12-30-01 at Denver) Best Average Per Rush 23.3 Warren Wells (1967-70) 34 Jim Plunkett 6.8 Bo Jackson (1987) 20.7 James Lofton (1987-88) (9-12-85 at Kansas City) 6.0 Charlie Smith (1968) MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES, MOST YARDS GAINED PASSING 5.9 Clarence Davis (1971) 100 OR MORE YARDS RECEIVING 424 Jeff Hostetler 5.9 Rich Gannon (2000) 3 Art Powell (1963, 64) (10-18-93 vs. San Diego) 3 Art Powell (1964) GAME 3Cliff Branch (1974) 419 Cotton Davidson MOST RUSHING ATTEMPTS (10-25-64 vs. Denver) 3Cliff Branch (1976) 36 Mark van Eeghen 3Tim Brown (1999) MOST TOUCHDOWN PASSES (10-23-77 at N.Y. Jets) 6Tom Flores 33 Marcus Allen SEASON (12-22-63 vs. Houston) (9-13-87 at Green Bay) MOST PASS RECEPTIONS 6 Daryle Lamonica MOST TOUCHDOWNS RUSHING 104 Tim Brown (1997) (10-19-69 vs. Buffalo) 3 Tony Teresa 95 Todd Christensen (1986) MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES, (11-4-60 vs. Boston) 92 Todd Christensen (1983) TD PASS 3 Pete Banaszak 92 Jerry Rice (2002) 25 Daryle Lamonica (1968-70) (11-23-75 at Washington) 91 Tim Brown (2001) MOST INTERCEPTIONS (12-21-75 vs. Kansas City) 91 Charlie Garner (2002) 7 Ken Stabler 3 Mark van Eeghen MOST YARDS GAINED (10-16-77 vs. Denver) (10-14-79 vs. Atlanta) 1,408 Tim Brown (1997) 6 Cotton Davidson 3 Booker Russell 1,361 Art Powell (1964) (11-1-64 at San Diego) (10-25-79 vs. San Diego) 1,344 Tim Brown (1999) 1,342 Tim Brown (1995)

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MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS MOST RETURN YARDS 1 Desmond Howard 16 Art Powell (1963) 3,272 Tim Brown (1988-03) (11-15-98 vs. Seattle) 14 Warren Wells (1969) 1,747 Neal Colzie (1975-78) (12-13-98 at Buffalo) BEST AVG. PER CATCH (16+ RECS.) MOST TOUCHDOWNS 1Tim Brown 26.8 Warren Wells (1969) 3 Claude Gibson (1963-65) (12-9-01 vs. Kansas City) 26.0 Mervyn Fernandez (1988) 3 George Atkinson (1968-71) 1 Phillip Buchanon GAME 3Tim Brown (1988-03) (9-29-02 vs. Tennessee) MOST PASS RECEPTIONS 3 Phillip Buchanon (2002-03) 1Terry Kirby 14 Tim Brown SEASON (9-29-02 vs. Tennessee) (12-21-97vs. Jacksonville) MOST PUNT RETURNS 1 Phillip Buchanon 12 Tim Brown 62 Fulton Walker (1985) (11-9-03 vs. N.Y. Jets); (11-19-95 vs. Dallas) 58 Greg Pruitt (1983) (12-28-03 at San Diego) 12 Dave Casper MOST RETURN YARDS BEST AVG. PER RETURN (3+ (10-3-76 at New England) 692 Fulton Walker (1985) RETS.) 11 Art Powell 666 Greg Pruitt (1983) 42 3 Neal Colzie (10-8-65 at Boston) MOST TOUCHDOWNS (11-2-75 at Denver) 11 Todd Christensen 2 Claude Gibson (1963) 41.0 George Atkinson (10-16-86 vs. Kansas City) 2 George Atkinson (1968) (9-15-68 at Buffalo) (11-2-86 vs. Denver) 2 Desmond Howard (1998) LONGEST PUNT RETURN (11-20-86 at San Diego) 2 Phillip Buchanon (2003) 97 Greg Pruitt 11 Tim Brown BEST AVG. PER RETURN (14+ (10-2-83 at Washington) (1-2-94 vs. Denver) RETS.) 88 Tim Brown (9-22-96 vs. San Diego) 14.4 Claude Gibson (1964) (12-9-01 vs. Kansas City) (9-8-97 vs. Kansas City) 13.9 Cle Montgomery (1984) KICKOFF RETURNS (10-24-99 vs. N.Y. Jets) GAME CAREER 11 Jerry Rice MOST PUNT RETURNS MOST KICKOFF RETURNS (9-15-02 at Pittsburgh) 9 Rodger Bird 113 Bo Roberson (1962-65) MOST YARDS GAINED (9-10-67 vs. Denver) 110 Desmond Howard (1997-98) 247 Art Powell 9 Cle Montgomery 102 Raghib Ismail (1993-95) (12-22-63 vs. Houston) (12-10-84 at Detroit) MOST RETURN YARDS 206 Art Powell 8 Neal Colzie 2,791 Bo Roberson (1962-65) (10-8-65 at Boston) (10-5-75 at San Diego) 2,358 Desmond Howard (1997-98) MOST TOUCHDOWN RECEPTIONS 8 Desmond Howard 2,224 Raghib Ismail (1993-95) 4 Art Powell (10-11-98 vs. San Diego) MOST TOUCHDOWNS (12-2-63 vs. Houston) MOST RETURN YARDS 2Terry Kirby (2000-02) 3 Art Powell 205 George Atkinson 1Bo Roberson (1962-65) (12-8-63 vs. San Diego) (7-15-68 at Buffalo) 1 Jim Smith (1960) 3Fred Biletnikoff 152 Cle Montgomery 1 Harold Hart (1974-75,78) (11-10-68 at Denver) (12-10-84 at Detroit) 1 Ira Matthews (1979-81) 3Warren Wells MOST TOUCHDOWNS 1Arthur Whittington (1978-81) (12-7-69 vs. Cincinnati) 1Claude Gibson 1 Derrick Jensen (1979-86) (10-11-70 vs. Denver) (11-3-63 vs. Kansas City) 1Tim Brown (1988-02) 3 Raymond Chester 1 Claude Gibson 1 Napoleon Kaufman (1995-00) (10-25-70 vs. Pittsburgh) (12-22-63 vs. Houston) 1 David Dunn (2000-01) 3 Cliff Branch 1Claude Gibson 1 Doug Gabriel (2003) (11-30-75 vs. Atlanta) (9-12-65 vs. Kansas City) BEST AVG. PER RETURN (20+ RETS.) 3 Bob Chandler 1 George Atkinson 28.4 Jack Larscheid (1960-61) (10-26-80 vs. Seattle) (9-15-68 at Buffalo) 27.1 Clarence Davis (1971-78) 3 Todd Christensen 1 George Atkinson SEASON (11-16-83 at Seattle) (10-13-68 vs. San Diego) MOST KICKOFF RETURNS (12-1-83 at San Diego) 1 Alvin Wyatt 73 Chris Carr (2005) (10-26-86 at Houston) (9-20-70 at Cincinnati) 61 Desmond Howard (1997) 3 Tim Brown 1 George Atkinson 53 Doug Gabriel (2004) (8-31-97 at Tennessee) (9-16-73 at Minnesota) 44 David Dunn (2000) BEST AVG. GAIN PER CATCH (3+RECS.) 1 Ted Watts 43 Raghib Ismail (1994) 57.3 Clem Daniels (3 for 172) (12-7-81 vs. Pittsburgh) MOST YARDS RETURNED (9-15-63 vs. Buffalo) 1 Greg Pruitt 1,752 Chris Carr (2005) 48.3 Jessie Hester (4 for 193) (10-2-83 at Washington) 1,318 Desmond Howard (1997) (11-30-86 vs. Philadelphia) 1 Cle Montgomery 1,140 Doug Gabriel (2004) PUNT RETURNS (12-10-84 at Detroit) 1,098 Tim Brown (1988) CAREER 1Fulton Walker 1,073 David Dunn (2000) MOST PUNT RETURNS (11-30-86 vs. Philadelphia) MOST TOUCHDOWNS 320 Tim Brown (1988-03) 1 Rick Calhoun 1 Jim Smith (1960) 168 Neal Colzie (1975-78) (10-12-87 at Denver) 1 Bo Roberson (1962) 148 George Atkinson (1968-77) 1 Tim Brown 1 Harold Hart (1975) BEST AVG. PER RETURN (20+ RETS.) (11-24-91 at Cincinnati) 1 Ira Matthews (1979) 12.6 Claude Gibson (1963-65) 1 Tim Brown 1 Arthur Whittington (1980) 11.9 Ron Smith (1974) (12-12-93 vs. Seattle) 1 Derrick Jensen (1980)

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1Tim Brown (1988) INTERCEPTIONS 98 Rod Woodson 1 Napoleon Kaufman (1995) CAREER (11-11-02 at Denver) 1 David Dunn (2000) MOST INTERCEPTIONS 97 Mike Haynes 1Terry Kirby (2001) 39 Willie Brown (1967-78) (12-2-84 at Miami) 1Terry Kirby (2002) 39 Lester Hayes (1977-86) 94 Eric Turner 1 Doug Gabriel (2003) 34 Terry McDaniel (1988-97) (9-20-98 vs. Denver) BEST AVERAGE PER RETURN MOST RETURN YARDS PUNTING 30.5 Harold Hart (1975) 636 Jack Tatum (1971-79) CAREER 28.4 Jack Larscheid (1960) 624 Terry McDaniel (1988-97) MOST PUNTS GAME 624 Dave Grayson (1965-70) 1,049 Ray Guy (1973-86) MOST KICKOFF RETURNS MOST TOUCHDOWNS 642 Jeff Gossett (1988-96) 10 Desmond Howard 5Terry McDaniel (1988-97) MOST YARDS PUNTING (10-26-97 at Seattle) 4Dave Grayson (1965-70) 44,493 Ray Guy (1973-86) 7 Bo Roberson 4 Rod Martin (1977-88) 26,745 Jeff Gossett (1988-96) (10-27-63 at San Diego) 4 Lester Hayes (1977-86) 20,266 Shane Lechler (2000-05) 7 Bo Roberson 4Phillip Buchanon (2002-04) 15,380 Mike Eischeid (1966-71) (12-22-63 vs. Houston) 3 Burgess Owens (1980-82) BEST AVERAGE PER PUNT 7 Tim Brown 3 Eddie Anderson (1987-97) 45.8 Shane Lechler (2000-05) (12-18-88 vs. Seattle) 3 Eric Allen (1998-00) 42.9 Leo Araguz (1996-99) 7 Doug Gabriel SEASON 42.5 Ray Guy (1973-86) (10-3-04 at Houston) MOST INTERCEPTIONS SEASON (12-5-04 vs. Kansas City) 13 Lester Hayes (1980) MOST PUNTS 7 Chris Carr 10 Tommy Morrow (1962) 98 Leo Araguz (1998) (12-31-05 vs. N.Y. Giants) 10 Dave Grayson (1968) 96 Shane Lechler (2003) MOST RETURN YARDS MOST RETURN YARDS 96 Ray Guy (1981) 223 Desmond Howard 273 Lester Hayes (1980) MOST YARDS PUNTING (10-26-97 at Seattle) 233 Eddie Anderson (1989) 4,503 Shane Lechler (2003) 199 Doug Gabriel MOST TOUCHDOWNS 4,256 Leo Araguz (1998) (10-3-04 at Houston) 3 Eric Allen (2000) 4,189 Leo Araguz (1997) 191 Chris Carr 2 Dave Grayson (1965) BEST AVERAGE PER PUNT (11-6-05 at Kansas City) 2 Gus Otto (1965) 46.9 Shane Lechler (2003) 180 Ira Matthews 2 Warren Powers (1967) 46.7 Shane Lechler (2004) (10-25-79 vs. San Diego) 2 Jimmy Warren (1971) 46.2 Shane Lechler (2001) MOST TOUCHDOWNS 2 Lester Hayes (1979) 45.9 Shane Lechler (2000) 1 Jim Smith 2 Rod Martin (1983) 45.7 Shane Lechler (2005) (10-9-60 at Dallas) 2 Eddie Anderson (1989) 1 Bo Roberson 2 Terry McDaniel (1994) GAME (9-30-62 vs. San Diego) 2 Anthony Dorsett (2001) MOST PUNTS 1 Harold Hart 2 Rod Woodson (2002) 16 Leo Araguz (9-22-75 at Miami) 2 Phillip Buchanon (2003) (10-11-98 vs. San Diego) 1 Ira Matthews GAME 11 Wayne Crow (9-11-60 vs. Houston) (10-25-79 vs.San Diego) MOST INTERCEPTIONS 11 Mike Mercer 1 Arthur Whittington 3 Tommy Morrow (9-12-63 vs. Boston) (11-9-80 vs. Cincinnati) (9-7-63 at Houston) 11 Mike Eischeid 1 Derrick Jensen 3 Dave Grayson (11-20-66 at Denver) (12-21-80 at N.Y.Giants) (10-26-69 at San Diego) 1 Tim Brown 3 Willie Brown 11 Ray Guy (9-4-88 vs. San Diego) (10-29-72 vs .L.A. Rams) (11-18-73 vs. Cleveland) 1 Napoleon Kaufman 3 George Atkinson BEST AVG. PER PUNT (3+ ATTS.) (10-22-95 vs. Indianapolis) (10-6-74 at Cleveland) 59.0 Shane Lechler 1David Dunn 3 Charles Phillips (12-24-05 at Denver) (11-26-00 vs Atlanta) (12-8-75 vs. Denver) 57.6 Ray Guy 1Terry Kirby 3 Terry McDaniel (9-6-81 at Denver) (11-11-01 at Seattle) (10-9-94 at New England) 55.7 Shane Lechler 1 Doug Gabriel 3 Rod Woodson (11-7-04 at Carolina) (12-28-03 at San Diego) (9-29-02 vs. Tennessee) 55.6 Ray Guy BEST AVG. PER RETURN (3+ MOST CONSECUTIVE GAMES, INTS. (9-27-81 at Detroit) ATTS.) 8Tommy Morrow (1962-63) LONGEST PUNT 53.0 Harold Hart 6 Lester Hayes (1980) 77 Wayne Crow (10-25-79 vs. San Diego) MOST RETURN YARDS (10-29-61 vs. N.Y.) 45.3 David Dunn 151 Mike Haynes 74 Ray Guy (11-26-00 vs. Atlanta) (12-2-84 at Miami) (10-30-77 at Denver) LONGEST KICKOFF RETURN 96 Tommy Morrow 73 Shane Lechler 104 Ira Matthews (10-3-64 at Buffalo) (9-28-03 at San Diego) (10-25-79 vs. San Diego) MOST TOUCHDOWNS 72 Mike Eischeid 102 Harold Hart 1 By 38 players (12-10-68 vs. Denver) (9-22-75 at Miami) LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURN 102 Eddie Anderson (12-14-92 at Miami)

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LONGEST PLAYS IN RAIDERS HISTORY

LONGEST RUNS Raiders 92 yards Bo Jackson ...... 11-5-89 vs. Cincinnati 91 yards Bo Jackson ...... 11-30-87 at Seattle 89 yards Kenny King ...... 10-12-80 vs. San Diego 88 yards Bo Jackson ...... 12-16-90 vs. Cincinnati (No TD) 87 yards Jack Larschied ...... 10-16-60 vs. Boston Opponents 95 yards Tiki Barber ...... 12-31-05 vs. New York Giants 87 yards Paul Robinson ...... 10-27-68 vs. Cincinnati 86 yards Keith Lincoln ...... 9-30-62 vs. San Diego 83 yards Jess Phillips ...... 11-2-69 at Cincinnati (No TD) 82 yards Gene Mingo ...... 1-5-62 at Denver

LONGEST PASS PLAYS Raiders 99 yards Jim Plunkett to Cliff Branch ...... 10-2-83 at Washington 94 yards George Blanda to Warren Wells ...... 11-10-68 at Denver 93 yards Tom Flores to Dobie Craig ...... 10-20-63 vs. New York 92 yards Marc Wilson to Marcus Allen ...... 10-7-84 vs. Seattle (No TD) 90 yards Cotton Davidson to Dick Dorsey ...... 12-2-62 at San Diego Opponents 92 yards Len Dawson to Gloster Richardson ...... 11-3-68 vs. Kansas City 87 yards Richard Todd to Wesley Walker ...... 10-23-77 at New York 86 yards John Elway to Vance Johnson ...... 9-26-88 at Denver 85 yards Jake Plummer to Rod Smith ...... 11-28-04 at Denver 80 yards Jim Harbaugh to Dennis Gentry ...... 9-30-90 vs. Chicago

LONGEST FIELD GOALS Raiders 55 yards Sebastian Janikowski ...... 11-2-03 at Detroit 54 yards Sebastian Janikowski ...... 10-29-00 at San Diego 54 yards Jeff Jaeger ...... 10-4-92 vs. N.Y. Giants 54 yards George Fleming ...... 10-1-61 vs. Denver 53 yards Jeff Jaeger ...... 9-19-93 vs. Cleveland 53 yards Jeff Jaeger ...... 10-18-93 at Denver 53 yards Jeff Jaeger ...... 10-18-92 at Seattle 53 yards Jeff Jaeger ...... 12-1-91 at San Diego 53 yards Cole Ford ...... 10-26-97 at Seattle 52 yards George Blanda ...... 11-8-70 vs. Cleveland 52 yards Chris Bahr ...... 11-20-86 at San Diego 52 yards Joe Nedney ...... 12-26-99 at San Diego 52 yards Sebastian Janikowski ...... 11-11-01 at Seattle 52 yards Sebastian Janikowski ...... 12-5-04 vs. Kansas City 51 yards Jeff Jaeger ...... 11-20-94 vs. New Orleans 51 yards Jeff Jaeger ...... 11-22-92 vs. Denver 51 yards Jeff Jaeger ...... 11-17-91 vs. Seattle 51 yards Chris Bahr ...... 10-18-81 vs. Tampa Bay 51 yards Chris Bahr ...... 10-25-81 vs. Kansas City 51 yards Chris Bahr ...... 11-1-81 vs. New England 51 yards Chris Bahr ...... 12-23-85 at L.A. Rams 51 yards Sebastian Janikowski ...... 11-24-02 at Arizona 51 yards Sebastian Janikowski ...... 12-8-02 at San Diego Opponents 58 yards Nick Lowery ...... 9-12-85 at Kansas City 57 yards Michael Husted ...... 12-19-93 vs. Tampa Bay 54 yards George Blanda ...... 12-9-62 at Houston 54 yards Nick Lowery ...... 11-6-83 at Kansas City 53 yards Jim Turner ...... 11-2-75 at Denver 53 yards Norm Johnson ...... 12-8-86 at Seattle 53 yards John Kasay ...... 9-12-93 at Seattle 53 yards Jason Elam ...... 11-22-99 at Denver (OT) 53 yards John Hall ...... 1-6-02 vs. N.Y. Jets

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LONGEST PUNTS Raiders 77 yards Wayne Crow ...... 10-29-61 vs. New York 74 yards Ray Guy ...... 10-30-77 at Denver 73 yards Shane Lechler ...... 9-28-03 vs. San Diego 72 yards Mike Eischeid ...... 12-10-68 vs. Denver Opponents 75 yards John James ...... 11-30-75 vs. Atlanta 75 yards Rich Camarillo ...... 11-1-81 vs. New England 74 yards Craig Colquitt ...... 12-7-81 vs. Pittsburgh 74 yards Ralf Mojsiejenko ...... 10-29-89 vs. Washington

LONGEST INTERCEPTION RETURNS Raiders 102 yards Eddie Anderson ...... 12-14-92 at Miami 98 yards Rod Woodson ...... 11-11-02 at Denver 97 yards Mike Haynes ...... 12-2-84 at Miami 94 yards Eric Turner ...... 9-20-98 vs. Denver 91 yards Fred Williamson ...... 9-30-62 vs. San Diego Opponents 102 yards Donald Frank ...... 10-31-93 vs. San Diego 100 yards Tim Collier ...... 12-18-77 vs. Kansas City 87 yards Rolland Lawrence ...... 11-30-75 vs. Atlanta 83 yards Lloyd Burruss ...... 10-28-91 at Kansas City

LONGEST PUNT RETURNS Raiders 97 yards Greg Pruitt ...... 10-2-83 at Washington 88 yards Tim Brown ...... 12-9-01 vs. Kansas City 86 yards George Atkinson ...... 9-15-68 at Buffalo 85 yards Claude Gibson ...... 11-3-63 vs. Kansas City 82 yards George Atkinson ...... 10-13-68 vs. San Diego 78 yards Rodger Bird ...... 10-29-69 vs. San Diego (No TD) 78 yards Phillip Buchanon ...... 11-9-03 vs. NY Jets Opponents 90 yards Darrien Gordon ...... 9-25-94 vs. San Diego 88 yards J.T. Smith ...... 9-23-79 at Kansas City 84 yards Tamarick Vanover ...... 1-2-00 at Kansas City 76 yards Gregg Garrity ...... 11-30-86 vs. Philadelphia 76 yards Dave Meggett ...... 12-24-89 at NY Giants

LONGEST KICKOFF RETURNS Raiders 104 yards Ira Matthews ...... 10-25-79 vs. San Diego 102 yards Harold Hart ...... 9-22-75 at Miami 98 yards Jim Smith ...... 10-9-60 at Dallas 97 yards Tim Brown ...... 9-4-88 vs. San Diego 96 yards Terry Kirby ...... 9-15-02 at Pittsburgh Opponents 101 yards Leon Burton ...... 10-28-60 at New York 99 yards Eddie Payton ...... 9-14-81 at Minnesota 99 yards Joe Howard ...... 10-29-89 vs. Washington 95 yards Joe Auer ...... 9-2-66 at Miami

LONGEST FUMBLE RETURNS Raiders 104 yards Jack Tatum ...... 9-24-72 at Green Bay 96 yards Charles Phillips ...... 10-8-78 vs. Houston 77 yards Rod Martin ...... 11-18-84 vs. Kansas City 75 yards Fred Williamson ...... 10-29-61 vs. New York (No TD) 75 yards Archie Reese ...... 9-19-82 at Atlanta Opponents 91 yards Gary Spani ...... 10-25-81 vs. Kansas City 81 yards Andre Waters ...... 11-30-86 vs. Philadelphia (No TD) 80 yards Bill Thompson ...... 10-22-73 at Denver 80 yards James Hasty ...... 9-8-96 at Kansas City

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RAIDERS LEADERS BY YEARS Due to a players strike, the 1982 regular season was reduced to nine games and the 1987 regular season was reduced to 15 games.

PASSING Atts. Comp. Yds. Pct. TD Int. 1960 Tom Flores 252 136 1738 54.0 12 12 1961 Tom Flores 366 190 2176 51.9 15 19 1962 Cotton Davidson 321 119 1977 37.0 7 23 1963 Tom Flores 247 113 2101 45.7 20 13 1964 Cotton Davidson 320 155 2497 48.4 21 19 1965 Tom Flores 269 122 1593 45.3 14 11 1966 Tom Flores 306 151 2638 49.4 24 14 1967 Daryle Lamonica 425 220 3227 51.8 30 23 1968 Daryle Lamonica 416 206 3245 49.5 25 15 1969 Daryle Lamonica 426 221 3302 51.9 34 25 1970 Daryle Lamonica 356 179 2516 50.3 22 15 1971 Daryle Lamonica 242 118 1717 48.8 16 16 1972 Daryle Lamonica 281 149 1998 53.0 18 12 1973 Ken Stabler 260 163 1997 62.7 14 10 1974 Ken Stabler 310 178 2469 57.4 26 12 1975 Ken Stabler 293 171 2296 58.4 16 24 1976 Ken Stabler 291 194 2737 66.7 27 17 1977 Ken Stabler 294 169 2176 57.5 20 20 1978 Ken Stabler 406 237 2944 58.4 16 30 1979 Ken Stabler 498 304 3615 61.0 26 22 1980 Jim Plunkett 320 165 2299 51.6 18 16 1981 Marc Wilson 366 173 2311 47.3 14 19 1982 Jim Plunkett 261 152 2035 58.2 14 15 1983 Jim Plunkett 379 230 2935 60.7 20 18 1984 Marc Wilson 282 153 2151 54.3 15 17 1985 Marc Wilson 388 193 2608 49.7 16 21 1986 Jim Plunkett 252 133 1986 52.8 14 9 1987 Marc Wilson 266 152 2070 57.1 12 8 1988 Jay Schroeder 256 113 1839 44.1 13 13 1989 Steve Beuerlein 217 108 1677 49.8 13 9 1990 Jay Schroeder 334 182 2849 54.5 19 9 1991 Jay Schroeder 357 189 2562 52.9 15 16 1992 Jay Schroeder 253 123 1476 48.6 11 11 1993 Jeff Hostetler 419 236 3242 56.2 14 10 1994 Jeff Hostetler 454 263 3334 57.9 20 16 1995 Jeff Hostetler 286 172 1998 60.1 12 9 1996 Jeff Hostetler 402 242 2548 60.2 23 14 1997 Jeff George 521 290 3917 55.7 29 9 1998 Donald Hollas 260 135 1754 51.9 10 16 1999 Rich Gannon 515 304 3840 59.0 24 14 2000 Rich Gannon 473 284 3430 60.0 28 11 2001 Rich Gannon 548 361 3828 65.8 27 9 2002 Rich Gannon 618 418 4689 67.6 26 10 2003 Rich Gannon 225 125 1274 55.6 6 4 2004 Kerry Collins 513 289 3495 56.3 21 20 2005 Kerry Collins 565 302 3759 53.5 20 12

RUSHING No. Yds. Avg. TD LR 1960 Tony Teresa 139 608 4.4 6 83 1961 Wayne Crow 119 490 4.1 2 62 1962 Clem Daniels 161 766 4.7 7 72 1963 Clem Daniels 215 1099 5.1 3 74 1964 Clem Daniels 173 824 4.7 2 42 1965 Clem Daniels 219 953 4.0 5 57 1966 Clem Daniels 204 801 3.9 7 64 1967 Clem Daniels 130 575 4.4 4 52 1968 Hewritt Dixon 206 865 4.2 2 28

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1969 Charlie Smith 177 600 3.4 2 23 1970 Hewritt Dixon 197 861 4.4 1 39 1971 Marv Hubbard 181 867 4.8 5 20 1972 Marv Hubbard 219 1100 5.0 4 39 1973 Marv Hubbard 193 903 4.7 6 50 1974 Marv Hubbard 188 865 4.6 4 32 1975 Pete Banaszak 187 672 3.6 16 27 1976 Mark van Eeghen 233 1012 4.3 3 21 1977 Mark van Eeghen 324 1273 3.9 7 27 1978 Mark van Eeghen 270 1080 4.0 9 34 1979 Mark van Eeghen 223 818 3.7 7 19 1980 Mark van Eeghen 222 838 3.8 5 34 1981 Kenny King 170 828 4.9 0 60 1982 Marcus Allen 160 697 4.4 11 53 1983 Marcus Allen 266 1014 3.8 9 19 1984 Marcus Allen 275 1168 4.2 13 52 1985 Marcus Allen 380 1759 4.6 11 61 1986 Marcus Allen 208 759 3.6 5 28 1987 Marcus Allen 200 754 3.8 5 44 1988 Marcus Allen 223 831 3.7 7 32 1989 Bo Jackson 173 950 5.5 4 92 1990 Bo Jackson 125 698 5.6 5 88 1991 Roger Craig 162 590 3.6 1 15 1992 Eric Dickerson 187 729 3.9 2 40 1993 Greg Robinson 156 591 3.8 1 16 1994 Harvey Williams 282 983 3.5 4 28 1995 Harvey Williams 255 1114 4.4 9 60 1996 Napoleon Kaufman 150 874 5.8 1 77 1997 Napoleon Kaufman 272 1294 4.8 6 83 1998 Napoleon Kaufman 217 921 4.2 2 80 1999 Tyrone Wheatley 242 936 3.9 8 30 2000 Tyrone Wheatley 232 1046 4.5 9 80 2001 Charlie Garner 211 839 4.0 1 38 2002 Charlie Garner 182 962 5.3 7 36 2003 Tyrone Wheatley 159 678 4.3 4 41 2004 Amos Zereoue 112 425 3.8 3 55 2005 LaMont Jordan 272 1025 3.8 9 26

RECEIVING No. Yds. Avg. TD LR 1960 Billy Lott 49 524 10.7 1 28 1961 Doug Asad 36 501 13.0 2 51 1962 Max Boydston 30 374 12.4 0 58 1963 Art Powell 73 1304 17.8 16 85 1964 Art Powell 76 1361 17.9 11 77 1965 Art Powell 52 800 15.4 12 66 1966 Art Powell 53 1026 19.4 11 46 1967 Hewritt Dixon 59 563 9.5 2 48 1968 Fred Biletnikoff 61 1037 17.0 6 82 1969 Fred Biletnikoff 54 837 15.3 12 53 1970 Fred Biletnikoff 45 768 17.1 7 51 1971 Fred Biletnikoff 61 929 15.2 9 49 1972 Fred Biletnikoff 58 802 13.8 7 39 1973 Fred Biletnikoff 48 660 13.8 4 32 1974 Cliff Branch 60 1092 18.2 13 67 1975 Cliff Branch 51 893 17.5 9 53 1976 Dave Casper 53 691 13.0 10 30 1977 Dave Casper 48 584 12.2 6 27 1978 Dave Casper 62 852 13.7 9 44 1979 Cliff Branch 59 844 14.3 6 66 1980 Bob Chandler 49 786 16.0 10 56 1981 Derrick Ramsey 52 674 13.0 4 66 1982 Todd Christensen 42 510 12.1 4 50 1983 Todd Christensen 92 1247 13.6 12 45 1984 Todd Christensen 80 1007 12.6 7 38 1985 Todd Christensen 82 987 12.0 6 48 1986 Todd Christensen 95 1153 12.1 8 35 1987 Marcus Allen 51 410 8.0 0 39

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1988 Tim Brown 43 725 16.9 5 65 1989 Mervyn Fernandez 57 1069 18.8 9 75 1990 Mervyn Fernandez 52 839 16.1 5 66 1991 Ethan Horton 53 650 12.3 5 52 1992 Tim Brown 49 693 14.1 7 68 1993 Tim Brown 80 1180 14.8 7 71 1994 Tim Brown 89 1309 14.7 9 77 1995 Tim Brown 89 1342 15.1 10 80 1996 Tim Brown 90 1104 12.3 9 42 1997 Tim Brown 104 1408 13.5 5 59 1998 Tim Brown 81 1012 12.5 9 49 1999 Tim Brown 90 1344 14.9 6 47 2000 Tim Brown 76 1128 14.8 11 45 2001 Tim Brown 91 1165 12.8 9 46 2002 Jerry Rice 92 1211 13.2 7 75 2003 Jerry Rice 63 869 13.8 2 47 2004 Jerry Porter 64 998 15.6 9 52 2005 Jerry Porter 76 942 12.4 5 49

SCORING TD PAT FG Total 1960 Tony Teresa 10 0 0 60 1961 George Fleming 1 24 11 63 1962 Clem Daniels 8 0 0 48 1963 Art Powell 16 0 0 96 1964 Mike Mercer 0 34 15 79 1965 Clem Daniels 12 0 0 72 Art Powell 12 0 0 72 1966 Mike Eischeid 0 37 11 70 1967 George Blanda 0 56 20 116 1968 George Blanda 0 54 21 117 1969 George Blanda 0 45 20 105 1970 George Blanda 0 36 16 84 1971 George Blanda 0 41 15 86 1972 George Blanda 0 44 17 95 1973 George Blanda 0 31 23 100 1974 Cliff Branch 13 0 0 78 1975 Pete Banaszak 16 0 0 96 1976 Cliff Branch 12 0 0 72 1977 Errol Mann 0 39 20 99 1978 Errol Mann 0 33 12 66 1979 Jim Breech 0 41 18 95 1980 Chris Bahr 0 41 19 98 1981 Chris Bahr 0 27 14 69 1982 Marcus Allen 14 0 0 84 1983 Chris Bahr 0 51 21 114 1984 Marcus Allen 18 0 0 108 1985 Chris Bahr 0 40 20 100 1986 Chris Bahr 0 36 21 99 1987 Chris Bahr 0 27 19 84 1988 Chris Bahr 0 37 18 91 1989 Jeff Jaeger 0 34 23 103 1990 Jeff Jaeger 0 40 15 85 1991 Jeff Jaeger 0 29 29 116 1992 Jeff Jaeger 0 28 15 73 1993 Jeff Jaeger 0 27 35 132 1994 Jeff Jaeger 0 31 22 97 1995 Jeff Jaeger 0 22 18 61 1996 Cole Ford 0 36 24 108 1997 Cole Ford 0 33 13 72 James Jett 12 0 0 72 1998 Greg Davis 0 31 17 82 1999 Michael Husted 0 30 20 90 2000 Sebastian Janikowski 0 46 22 112 2001 Sebastian Janikowski 0 42 23 111 2002 Sebastian Janikowski 0 50 26 128 2003 Sebastian Janikowski 0 28 22 94 2004 Sebastian Janikowski 0 31 25 106 2005 Sebastian Janikowski 0 30 20 90

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INTERCEPTIONS No. Yds. Avg. TD LR 1960 Eddie Macon 9 105 11.7 1 42 1961 Joe Cannavino 5 14 2.8 0 9 1962 Tom Morrow 10 141 14.1 0 36 1963 Tom Morrow 9 104 11.5 0 35 1964 Fred Williamson 6 40 6.7 0 28 1965 Warren Powers 5 56 11.2 0 12 1966 Warren Powers 5 88 17.6 0 35 1967 Willie Brown 7 33 4.7 0 25 1968 Dave Grayson 10 195 19.5 1 54 1969 Dave Grayson 8 132 16.5 1 76 1970 Kent McCloughan 5 5 1.0 0 5 1971 Nemiah Wilson 5 70 14.0 0 22 1972 Jack Tatum 4 91 22.8 0 56 1973 George Atkinson 3 48 16.0 0 36 1974 Alonzo Thomas 6 70 11.7 1 34 1975 Alonzo Thomas 6 86 14.3 0 48 1976 Monte Johnson 4 40 10.0 0 22 1977 Jack Tatum 6 146 24.3 0 41 1978 Charles Phillips 6 121 20.2 1 42 1979 Lester Hayes 7 100 14.3 2 52 1980 Lester Hayes 13 273 21.0 1 62 1981 Odis McKinney 3 38 12.7 0 34 1982 Burgess Owens 4 56 14.0 0 35 1983 Vann McElroy 8 68 8.5 0 28 1984 Mike Haynes 6 220 36.7 1 97 1985 Lester Hayes 4 27 6.8 1 27 1986 Vann McElroy 7 105 15.0 0 28 1987 Vann McElroy 4 41 10.3 1 35 1988 Mike Haynes 3 30 10.0 0 30 Vann McElroy 3 17 5.7 0 13 1989 Eddie Anderson 5 233 46.6 2 87 1990 Eddie Anderson 3 19 16.3 0 15 Terry McDaniel 3 20 6.7 0 15 Mike Harden 3 19 6.3 0 15 1991 Ronnie Lott 8 52 6.5 0 27 1992 Terry McDaniel 4 180 45.0 0 67 1993 Terry McDaniel 5 87 17.4 1 36 1994 Terry McDaniel 7 103 14.7 2 35 1995 Terry McDaniel 6 46 7.7 1 42 1996 Terry McDaniel 5 150 30.0 1 56 1997 Eric Turner 2 45 22.5 0 29 Lionel Washington 2 44 22.0 0 44 James Trapp 2 24 12.5 0 25 Lorenzo Lynch 2 6 3.0 0 6 1998 Charles Woodson 5 118 23.6 1 46 Eric Allen 5 59 11.8 0 22 1999 Darrien Gordon 3 44 14.7 0 28 Eric Turner 3 43 14.3 0 24 Eric Allen 3 33 11.0 0 31 2000 Eric Allen 6 145 24.2 3 50 William Thomas 6 68 11.3 1 46 2001 Tory James 5 72 14.4 0 23 2002 Rod Woodson 8 225 28.1 2 98 2003 Phillip Buchanon 6 176 29.3 2 83 2004 Phillip Buchanon 3 69 23.0 1 37 2005 Stuart Schweigert 2 35 17.5 0 33

PUNT RETURNS No. Yds. Avg. TD LR 1960 Jack Larscheid 12 106 8.8 0 41 1961 Charles Fuller 4 52 13.0 0 25 1962 Bob Garner 20 162 8.1 0 25 1963 Claude Gibson 26 307 11.8 2 85 1964 Claude Gibson 29 419 14.4 0 58 1965 Claude Gibson 31 357 11.8 1 58 1966 Rodger Bird 37 323 8.7 0 42 1967 Rodger Bird 46 612 13.3 0 78

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1968 George Atkinson 36 490 13.6 2 86 1969 George Atkinson 25 153 6.1 0 30 1970 Alvin Wyatt 25 231 9.2 1 63 1971 George Atkinson 20 159 8.0 0 34 1972 George Atkinson 10 33 3.3 0 8 1973 George Atkinson 41 336 8.2 1 63 1974 Ron Smith 41 486 11.9 0 55 1975 Neal Colzie 48 655 13.6 0 64 1976 Neal Colzie 41 448 10.9 0 32 1977 Neal Colzie 32 334 10.4 0 23 1978 Neal Colzie 47 310 6.6 0 24 1979 Ira Matthews 32 165 5.2 0 20 1980 Ira Matthews 48 421 8.8 0 34 1981 Ted Watts 35 284 8.1 1 52 1982 Greg Pruitt 26 209 8.0 0 25 1983 Greg Pruitt 58 668 11.5 1 97 1984 Greg Pruitt 53 473 8.9 0 38 1985 Fulton Walker 62 692 11.2 0 32 1986 Fulton Walker 49 440 9.0 1 70 1987 Chris Woods 26 189 7.3 0 34 1988 Tim Brown 49 444 9.1 0 36 1989 Stefon Adams 19 156 8.2 0 15 1990 Tim Brown 34 295 8.7 0 39 1991 Tim Brown 29 330 11.4 1 75 1992 Tim Brown 37 383 10.4 0 40 1993 Tim Brown 40 465 11.6 1 74 1994 Tim Brown 40 487 12.2 0 48 1995 Tim Brown 36 364 10.1 0 38 1996 Tim Brown 32 272 8.5 0 36 1997 Desmond Howard 27 210 7.8 0 31 1998 Desmond Howard 45 541 12.0 2 75 1999 Darrien Gordon 42 397 9.5 0 78 2000 Darrien Gordon 29 258 8.9 0 36 2001 David Dunn 19 169 8.9 0 23 2002 Phillip Buchanon 15 178 14.0 1 83 2003 Phillip Buchanon 36 491 13.6 2 80 2004 Phillip Buchanon 21 121 5.8 0 18 2005 Chris Carr 34 186 5.5 0 34

KICKOFF RETURNS No. Yds. Avg. TD LR 1960 Jack Larscheid 30 852 28.4 0 78 1961 George Fleming 29 588 20.3 0 36 1962 Bo Roberson 27 748 27.7 1 87 1963 Bo Roberson 38 809 21.2 0 58 1964 Bo Roberson 36 975 27.0 0 59 1965 Larry Todd 20 461 23.1 0 50 1966 Pervis Atkins 29 608 21.0 0 35 1967 Dave Grayson 19 405 21.3 0 29 1968 George Atkinson 32 802 25.1 0 60 1969 George Atkinson 16 382 23.9 0 39 1970 George Atkinson 23 574 25.0 0 62 1971 Clarence Davis 27 734 27.2 0 44 1972 Clarence Davis 18 464 25.8 0 49 1973 Clarence Davis 19 504 26.5 0 76 1974 Harold Hart 18 466 25.9 0 67 1975 Harold Hart 17 518 30.5 1 102 1976 Rick Jennings 16 417 26.1 0 55 1977 Carl Garrett 21 420 20.0 0 31 1978 Arthur Whittington 23 473 20.6 0 34 1979 Ira Matthews 35 873 24.9 1 104 1980 Ira Matthews 29 585 20.2 0 45 1981 Arthur Whittington 25 563 22.5 0 47 1982 Greg Pruitt 14 371 28.4 0 55 1983 Cle Montgomery 21 464 22.1 0 48 1984 Dokie Williams 24 621 25.9 0 62 1985 Fulton Walker 21 467 22.2 0 57 1986 Stefon Adams 27 573 21.2 0 51 1987 Vance Mueller 27 588 21.8 0 46

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1988 Tim Brown 41 1098 26.8 1 97 1989 Stefon Adams 22 425 19.3 0 37 1990 Jamie Holland 32 655 20.5 0 87 1991 Jamie Holland 22 421 19.1 0 27 1992 Alexander Wright 18 325 18.1 0 33 1993 Raghib Ismail 25 605 24.2 0 66 1994 Raghib Ismail 43 923 21.5 0 51 1995 Raghib Ismail 36 706 19.6 0 43 1996 Carl Kidd 29 622 21.4 0 48 1997 Desmond Howard 61 1318 21.6 0 45 1998 Desmond Howard 49 1040 21.1 0 42 1999 Napoleon Kaufman 42 831 19.8 0 48 2000 David Dunn 44 1073 24.4 1 88 2001 Terry Kirby 46 1066 23.2 1 90 2002 Marcus Knight 29 705 25.5 0 65 2003 Doug Gabriel 29 646 22.3 1 85 2004 Doug Gabriel 53 1140 21.5 0 64 2005 Chris Carr 73 1752 24.0 0 62

PUNTING No. Yds. Avg. LP 1960 Wayne Crow 76 2958 38.9 72 1961 Wayne Crow 61 2613 42.8 77 1962 Cotton Davidson 40 1569 39.2 64 1963 Mike Mercer 75 3007 40.0 53 1964 Mike Mercer 58 2446 42.1 67 1965 Mike Mercer 75 3079 41.1 70 1966 Mike Eischeid 64 2703 42.2 56 1967 Mike Eischeid 76 3364 44.3 62 1968 Mike Eischeid 64 2788 43.6 72 1969 Mike Eischeid 69 2944 42.7 58 1970 Mike Eischeid 79 3121 39.5 57 1971 Jerry DePoyster 57 2013 39.4 56 1972 Jerry DePoyster 55 2031 36.9 57 1973 Ray Guy 69 3127 45.3 72 1974 Ray Guy 74 3124 42.2 66 1975 Ray Guy 68 2979 43.8 64 1976 Ray Guy 67 2785 41.6 66 1977 Ray Guy 59 2552 43.3 74 1978 Ray Guy 81 3462 42.7 69 1979 Ray Guy 69 2939 42.6 71 1980 Ray Guy 71 3099 43.6 66 1981 Ray Guy 96 4195 43.7 69 1982 Ray Guy 47 1839 39.1 57 1983 Ray Guy 79 3384 42.8 67 1984 Ray Guy 91 3809 41.9 63 1985 Ray Guy 89 3627 40.8 68 1986 Ray Guy 90 3620 40.2 64 1987 Stan Talley 56 2277 40.7 63 1988 Jeff Gossett 91 3804 41.8 58 1989 Jeff Gossett 67 2711 40.5 60 1990 Jeff Gossett 60 2315 38.6 57 1991 Jeff Gossett 67 2961 44.2 61 1992 Jeff Gossett 77 3255 42.3 56 1993 Jeff Gossett 71 2971 41.8 61 1994 Jeff Gossett 77 3377 43.9 65 1995 Jeff Gossett 75 3089 41.2 60 1996 Jeff Gossett 57 2264 39.7 64 1997 Leo Araguz 93 4189 45.0 63 1998 Leo Araguz 98 4256 43.4 64 1999 Leo Araguz 76 3045 40.1 56 2000 Shane Lechler 65 2984 45.9 69 2001 Shane Lechler 73 3375 46.2 65 2002 Shane Lechler 53 2251 42.3 70 2003 Shane Lechler 96 4503 46.9 73 2004 Shane Lechler 73 3409 46.7 67 2005 Shane Lechler 82 3744 45.7 64

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RAIDERS SUPERLATIVES

SEASON 159 Bo Jackson 11-5-89 vs. Cincinnati 1,000 YARDS RUSHING 158 Clem Daniels 12-22-63 vs. Houston Yds. Name Year 156 Marcus Allen 12-5-82 vs. Seattle 1,759 Marcus Allen 1985 156 Marcus Allen 12-1-85 at Atlanta 1,294 Napoleon Kaufman 1997 156 Tyrone Wheatley 10-22-00 vs. Seattle 1,273 Mark van Eeghen 1977 155 Marcus Allen 12-2-84 at Miami 1,168 Marcus Allen 1984 152 Napoleon Kaufman 11-29-98 vs. Washington 1,114 Harvey Williams 1995 151 Mark van Eeghen 9-17-78 at Green Bay 1,100 Marv Hubbard 1972 149 Larry Todd 11-7-65 at Houston 1,099 Clem Daniels 1963 146 Charlie Smith 11-12-72 at Cincinnati 1,080 Mark van Eeghen 1978 146 Tyrone Wheatley 12-16-00 at Seattle 1,046 Tyrone Wheatley 2000 144 Clem Daniels 12-20-64 vs. San Diego 1,025 LaMont Jordan 2005 144 Bo Jackson 10-29-89 vs. Washington 1,014 Marcus Allen 1983 143 Marv Hubbard 12-5-71 at Atlanta 1,012 Mark van Eeghen 1976 143 Mark van Eeghen 10-23-77 at N.Y. Jets 143 Mark van Eeghen 11-28-77 vs. Buffalo 143 Napoleon Kaufman 10-25-98 vs. Cincinnati 1,000 YARDS RECEIVING 141 Tony Teresa 11-13-60 vs. Buffalo Yds. Name Year 140 Napoleon Kaufman 9-14-97 at Atlanta 1,408 Tim Brown 1997 139 Napoleon Kaufman 9-13-98 vs. N.Y. Giants 1,361 Art Powell 1964 138 Kenny King 10-12-80 vs. San Diego 1,344 Tim Brown 1999 136 Kenny King 9-12-80 vs. Washington 1,342 Tim Brown 1995 136 Marcus Allen 9-13-87 at Green Bay 1,309 Tim Brown 1994 136 Joe Aska 10-6-96 at N.Y. Jets 1,304 Art Powell 1963 135 Marcus Allen 11-17-85 vs. Cincinnati 1,260 Warren Wells 1968 135 Marcus Allen 12-8-85 at Denver 1,247 Todd Christensen 1983 135 Charlie Garner 12-28-02 vs. Kansas City 1,211 Jerry Rice 2002 134 Arthur Whittington 11-5-78 at Kansas City 1,180 Tim Brown 1993 134 Harvey Williams 11-5-95 at Cincinnati 1,165 Tim Brown 2001 134 Zack Crockett 1-2-05 vs. Jacksonville 1,153 Todd Christensen 1986 133 Mark van Eeghen 11-21-76 at Philadelphia 1,139 Jerry Rice 2001 132 LaMont Jordan 12-18-05 vs. Cleveland 1,137 Warren Wells 1969 129 Bo Jackson 12-10-90 at Detroit 1,128 Tim Brown 2000 128 Harvey Williams 10-30-94 vs. Houston 1,111 Cliff Branch 1976 127 Charlie Garner 9-8-02 vs. Seattle 1,104 Tim Brown 1996 126 Marcus Allen 1-2-83 at San Diego 1,092 Cliff Branch 1974 126 Marcus Allen 10-6-85 vs. Kansas City 1,069 Mervyn Fernandez 1989 126 Napoleon Kaufman 9-21-97 at N.Y. Jets 1,037 Fred Biletnikoff 1968 126 LaMont Jordan 10-2-05 vs. Dallas 1,026 Art Powell 1966 125 Marv Hubbard 9-24-72 at Green Bay 1,012 Tim Brown 1998 123 Pete Banaszak 10-26-69 at San Diego 1,007 Todd Christensen 1984 123 Marcus Allen 12-23-85 at Rams 1,005 Randy Moss 2005 122 LaMont Jordan 10-23-05 vs. Buffalo 122 Clem Daniels 11-3-63 vs. Kansas City 3,000 YARDS PASSING 122 Marv Hubbard 10-15-72 vs. Buffalo Yds. Name Year 122 Napoleon Kaufman 12-19-99 vs. Tampa Bay 4,689 Rich Gannon 2002 121 Marv Hubbard 12-2-73 at Houston 3,917 Jeff George 1997 120 Clarence Davis 11-16-75 vs. Cleveland 3,840 Rich Gannon 1999 119 Marcus Allen 11-10-85 at San Diego 3,828 Rich Gannon 2001 118 Charlie Smith 11-24-68 at Cincinnati 3,759 Kerry Collins 2005 118 Marv Hubbard 12-11-72 vs. N.Y. Jets 3,615 Ken Stabler 1979 118 Frank Hawkins 10-23-83 at Dallas 3,495 Kerry Collins 2004 117 Marv Hubbard 10-27-74 at San Francisco 3,430 Rich Gannon 2000 117 Bo Jackson 12-16-90 vs. Cincinnati 3,334 Jeff Hostetler 1994 117 Amos Zereoue 10-3-04 at Houston (Texans) 3,302 Daryle Lamonica 1969 116 Clarence Davis 10-6-74 at Cleveland 3,245 Daryle Lamonica 1968 116 Mark van Eeghen 10-3-77 at Kansas City 3,242 Jeff Hostetler 1993 116 Marcus Allen 9-12-82 at San Francisco 3,227 Daryle Lamonica 1967 116 Napoleon Kaufman 9-22-96 vs. San Diego 116 Napoleon Kaufman 9-27-98 at Dallas SINGLE GAME 115 Clem Daniels 9-26-65 vs. Houston 100 YARDS RUSHING 115 Marv Hubbard 12-8-73 vs. Kansas City Yds. Name Game 115 Marv van Eeghen 12-21-80 at N.Y. Giants 227 Napoleon Kaufman 10-19-97 vs. Denver 114 Mark van Eeghen 10-9-77 at Cleveland 221 Bo Jackson 11-30-87 at Seattle 114 Bo Jackson 12-10-89 vs. Phoenix 200 Clem Daniels 10-20-63 vs. N.Y. Jets 113 Clem Daniels 10-8-65 at Boston 187 Clem Daniels 12-9-62 at Houston 112 Mark van Eeghen 12-11-77 vs. Minnesota 187 Hewritt Dixon 9-29-68 at Houston 112 Napoleon Kaufman 10-26-97 at Seattle 173 Marcus Allen 11-24-85 vs. Denver 112 Tyrone Wheatley 11-5-00 vs. Kansas City 167 Clem Daniels 10-25-64 vs. Denver 111 Marv Hubbard 1-10-74 vs. Detroit 164 Hewritt Dixon 10-19-70 vs. Washington 111 Marcus Allen 10-28-85 vs. San Diego 162 Napoleon Kaufman 9-28-97 vs. St. Louis 111 Tyrone Wheatley 12-19-99 vs. Tampa Bay 160 Harvey Williams 10-8-95 vs. Seattle 110 Marcus Allen 11-25-84 vs. Indianapolis

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109 Marcus Allen 12-15-85 vs. Seattle 181 Art Powell 9-7-63 at Houston 109 Napoleon Kaufman 11-16-97 at San Diego 179 Rod Barksdale 12-21-86 vs. Indianapolis 109 Napoleon Kaufman 10-19-97 vs. Denver 173 Tim Brown 1-2-94 vs. Denver 109 Tyrone Wheatley 11-16-03 vs. Minnesota 173 Marcus Allen 10-7-84 vs. Seattle 107 Wayne Crow 10-1-61 vs. Denver 173 Todd Christensen 11-20-86 at San Diego 107 Marv Hubbard 11-3-74 at Denver 172 Clem Daniels 9-15-63 vs. Buffalo 107 Marcus Allen 10-21-84 at San Diego 172 Tim Brown 10-8-00 at San Francisco 107 Marcus Allen 10-13-85 vs. New Orleans 167 Cliff Branch 10-10-76 at San Diego 107 Eric Dickerson 11-22-92 vs. Denver 164 Tim Brown 12-21-97 vs. Jacksonville 107 Harvey Williams 10-23-94 vs. Atlanta 163 Warren Wells 12-8-68 vs. Denver 106 Hewritt Dixon 10-25-70 vs. Pittsburgh 163 Cliff Branch 11-7-76 at Chicago 105 Clarence Davis 10-30-77 at Denver 163 Tim Brown 11-2-97 at Carolina 105 Marcus Allen 9-19-83 vs. Miami 161 Tim Brown 11-19-95 vs. Dallas 104 Clem Daniels 11-15-64 vs. Houston 159 Jerry Rice 12-22-03 vs. Green Bay 104 Clem Daniels 12-12-65 vs. N.Y. Jets 158 Fred Biletnikoff 11-23-67 at Kansas City 104 Clem Daniels 10-23-66 at N.Y. Jets 158 Todd Christensen 11-2-86 vs. Denver 104 Clem Daniels 11-13-66 at San Diego 158 Tim Brown 8-31-97 at Tennessee 104 Hewritt Dixon 9-15-68 at Buffalo 156 Tim Brown 10-31-93 vs. San Diego 104 Marcus Allen 9-14-86 at Washington 156 Cliff Branch 9-16-79 at Seattle 104 Napoleon Kaufman 11-24-96 vs. Seattle 156 Tim Brown 10-1-95 at N.Y. Jets 103 Clem Daniels 12-5-65 vs. Denver 155 Cliff Branch 11-30-75 vs. Atlanta 103 Marv Hubbard 10-4-71 at Cleveland 155 Dick Dorsey 12-2-62 at San Diego 103 Bo Jackson 11-12-89 at San Diego 155 Mervyn Fernandez 10-23-88 at New Orleans 103 Eric Dickerson 11-29-92 at San Diego 155 Tim Brown 9-8-97 vs. Kansas City 102 Clarence Davis 10-3-77 at Kansas City 153 Tim Brown 9-21-97 at N.Y. Jets 102 Kenny King 11-1-81 vs. New England 152 Warren Wells 11-30-69 at N.Y. Jets 102 Kenny King 12-7-81 vs. Pittsburgh 152 Art Powell 10-25-64 vs. Denver 102 Marcus Allen 9-7-86 vs. Denver 152 Todd Christensen 10-16-83 at Seattle 102 Marcus Allen 10-23-88 at New Orleans 150 Art Powell 9-22-63 vs. Boston 102 Tyrone Wheatley 9-26-04 vs. Tampa Bay 150 Tim Brown 12-3-95 vs. Kansas City 101 Clem Daniels 9-9-62 vs. N.Y. Titans 148 Fred Biletnikoff 10-17-71 vs. Philadelphia 101 Charlie Smith 11-19-72 at Denver 148 James Jett 9-21-97 at N.Y. Jets 101 Marcus Allen 11-3-85 at Seattle 148 Jerry Porter 12-19-04 vs. Tennessee 101 Harvey Williams 11-27-95 at San Diego 147 Willie Gault 11-5-89 vs. Cincinnati 100 Clarence Davis 11-6-77 vs. Seattle 145 Tim Brown 10-14-01 at Indianapolis 100 Booker Russell 11-25-79 at Denver 144 Fred Biletnikoff 11-3-68 vs. Kansas City 100 Tyrone Wheatley 10-3-99 at Seattle 144 Jerry Rice 9-29-02 vs. Tennessee 100 Charlie Garner 11-24-02 at Arizona 144 Tim Brown 12-28-02 vs. Kansas City 143 Art Powell 11-29-64 at Denver CAREER TOTAL 143 Dokie Williams 9-28-86 vs. San Diego 100-YARD RUSHING GAMES 143 Tim Brown 10-8-95 vs. Seattle Gms. Name Yrs. Played 142 Jerry Porter 11-20-05 at Washington 22 Marcus Allen 1982-92 141 Art Powell 10-10-64 at N.Y. Jets 14 Clem Daniels 1961-67 141 Ronald Curry 12-5-04 vs. Kansas City 14 Napoleon Kaufman 1995-00 140 Todd Christensen 12-1-83 at San Diego 10 Marv Hubbard 1969-75 140 Tim Brown 12-26-98 vs. Kansas City 8 Mark van Eeghen 1974-81 138 James Jett 11-21-93 at San Diego 7 Bo Jackson 1987-90 138 Cliff Branch 12-1-74 vs. New England 7Tyrone Wheatley 1999-04 138 Cliff Branch 9-19-82 at Atlanta 5Clarence Davis 1971-78 137 Fred Biletnikoff 11-24-68 at Cincinnati 5 Harvey Williams 1994-98 136 Warren Wells 11-2-69 at Cincinnati 4 Hewritt Dixon 1966-70 136 Dave Casper 10-3-76 at New England 4Kenny King 1980-85 136 Todd Christensen 12-18-83 vs. San Diego 3 Charlie Smith 1968-74 136 Tim Brown 9-18-94 at Denver 3 Charlie Garner 2001-03 135 Art Powell 9-13-64 vs. Boston 3 LaMont Jordan 2005 135 Cliff Branch 10-24-76 vs. Green Bay 2 Eric Dickerson 1992 135 Daryl Hobbs 9-24-95 vs. Philadelphia 1Pete Banaszak 1966-78 135 Jerry Porter 11-28-04 at Denver 1Wayne Crow 1960-61 134 Todd Christensen 10-28-85 vs. San Diego 1Tony Teresa 1960 134 Mike Dyal 12-3-89 vs. Denver 1 Larry Todd 1965-70 134 Mervyn Fernandez 9-23-90 vs. Pittsburgh 1 Arthur Whittington 1978-81 133 Art Powell 9-18-66 vs. Kansas City 1 Booker Russell 1978-79 133 Warren Wells 11-24-68 at Cincinnati 1Frank Hawkins 1981-87 133 Tim Brown 9-9-01 at Kansas City 1 Joe Aska 1995-97 133 Jerry Rice 10-13-02 at San Diego 1 Zack Crockett 1999-04 132 Art Powell 12-8-63 vs. San Diego 1 Amos Zereoue 2004 132 Fred Biletnikoff 9-20-69 vs. Miami 121 By 25 Backs 132 Cliff Branch 9-23-75 vs. Baltimore 132 James Lofton 12-6-87 vs. Buffalo 132 Tim Brown 11-20-94 vs. New Orleans 100 YARDS RECEIVING 131 Dokie Williams 9-8-85 vs. N.Y. Jets Yds. Name Game 131 Willie Gault 9-10-89 vs. San Diego 247 Art Powell 12-22-63 vs. Houston 131 Jerry Rice 11-18-01 vs. San Diego 206 Art Powell 10-8-65 at Boston 130 James Lofton 9-18-88 vs. L.A. Rams 198 Warren Wells 10-11-70 vs. Denver 130 Mervyn Fernandez 10-7-90 at Buffalo 193 Jessie Hester 11-30-86 vs. Philadelphia 130 Tim Brown 10-23-94 vs. Atlanta 190 Tim Brown 10-24-99 vs. N.Y. Jets 130 Randy Moss 9-8-05 at New England 183 Tim Brown 12-5-93 at Buffalo

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129 Hewritt Dixon 10-16-66 at Kansas City 112 Dave Casper 11-5-78 at Kansas City 129 Malcolm Barnwell 9-16-84 at Kansas City 112 Calvin Muhammad 10-2-83 at Washington 128 Fred Biletnikoff 10-31-71 vs. Kansas City 112 Todd Christensen 11-10-85 at San Diego 128 Bob Chandler 12-21-81 at San Diego 112 James Lofton 12-13-87 at Kansas City 128 Cliff Branch 12-18-82 vs. L.A. Rams 112 James Jett 10-13-96 vs. Detroit 128 James Lofton 11-8-87 at Minnesota 112 Charlie Garner 9-7-03 at Tennessee 127 Art Powell 12-15-63 vs. Denver 111 Mike Siani 9-17-72 at Pittsburgh 127 Warren Wells 9-27-70 at San Diego 111 Mike Siani 9-16-73 at Minnesota 127 Tim Brown 12-24-95 vs. Denver 111 Cliff Branch 12-12-82 at Kansas City 127 Tim Brown 9-13-98 vs. N.Y. Giants 111 Mervyn Fernandez 10-1-89 vs. Seattle 127 Randy Moss 9-18-05 vs. Kansas City 110 Billy Cannon 10-10-64 at N.Y. Jets 126 Cliff Branch 12-3-79 at New Orleans 110 Fred Biletnikoff 12-17-67 vs. N.Y. Jets 126 Tim Brown 11-4-96 vs. Denver 110 Fred Biletnikoff 11-9-69 vs. Denver 125 Warren Wells 11-3-68 vs. Kansas City 110 Raymond Chester 10-19-70 vs. Washington 125 Cliff Branch 11-17-74 vs. San Diego 110 Cliff Branch 11-28-76 vs. Tampa Bay 125 Cliff Branch 11-23-80 at Philadelphia 110 Jerry Rice 11-24-02 at Arizona 125 Mervyn Fernandez 12-24-89 at N.Y. Giants 110 Tim Brown 9-28-03 vs. San Diego 125 Raghib Ismail 10-22-95 vs. Indianapolis 110 Ronald Curry 11-28-04 at Denver 125 Tim Brown 11-30-97 vs. Miami 109 Hewritt Dixon 11-25-64 vs. Denver 124 Cliff Branch 10-13-74 at San Diego 109 Clem Daniels 11-7-65 at Houston 124 Dave Casper 9-12-76 vs. Pittsburgh 109 Art Powell 10-23-66 at N.Y. Jets 124 Todd Christensen 10-25-87 vs. Seattle 109 Billy Cannon 11-20-66 at Denver 124 Mervyn Fernandez 9-24-89 at Denver 109 Art Powell 12-11-66 vs. Denver 123 Charles Hardy 12-4-60 vs. L.A. Chargers 109 Fred Biletnikoff 10-22-67 at Boston 123 Cliff Branch 10-20-80 at Pittsburgh 109 Fred Biletnikoff 11-17-68 vs. N.Y. Jets 123 Ethan Horton 11-17-91 vs. Seattle 109 Fred Biletnikoff 11-26-70 at Detroit 123 Randy Moss 10-2-05 vs. Dallas 109 Cliff Branch 9-16-79 at Seattle 123 Jerry Porter 10-30-05 at Tennessee 109 Todd Christensen 12-1-85 at Atlanta 122 Derrick Ramsey 11-21-81 vs. San Diego 109 Tim Brown 12-26-99 at San Diego 122 Dokie Williams 12-2-84 at Miami 108 Cliff Branch 11-3-74 at Denver 122 Steve Smith 9-26-88 at Denver 108 Mark van Eeghen 10-21-79 at N.Y. Jets 122 Tim Brown 1-2-00 at Kansas City 108 Willie Gault 12-18-88 vs. Seattle 122 Tim Brown 11-13-00 at Denver 108 Jerry Rice 12-30-01 at Denver 121 Art Powell 10-16-64 at Boston 107 Bo Roberson 11-11-62 vs. Houston 121 Fred Biletnikoff 11-24-74 vs. Denver 107 Fred Biletnikoff 10-6-68 vs. Boston 121 Tim Brown 9-26-99 vs. Chicago 107 Raymond Chester 10-25-70 vs. Pittsburgh 120 Todd Christensen 9-24-84 vs. San Diego 107 Morris Bradshaw 9-10-78 at San Diego 120 Tim Brown 9-22-96 vs. San Diego 107 Dokie Williams 11-9-86 at Dallas 119 Fred Biletnikoff 10-4-69 at Miami 107 Mervyn Fernandez 10-28-91 at Kansas City 119 Mervyn Fernandez 12-10-89 vs. Phoenix 107 Tim Brown 12-18-94 at Seattle 118 Fred Biletnikoff 10-24-65 vs. Boston 107 Tim Brown 10-26-97 at Seattle 118 Warren Wells 10-27-68 vs. Cincinnati 106 Warren Wells 9-21-68 at Miami 118 Jerry Rice 9-28-03 vs. San Diego 106 Tim Brown 12-8-91 vs. Buffalo 117 James Jett 11-28-93 at Cincinnati 106 Rickey Dudley 9-28-97 vs. St. Louis 117 Willie Gault 12-22-90 at Minnesota 106 James Jett 12-20-98 at San Diego 117 Tim Brown 11-14-99 vs. San Diego 105 Jack Larscheid 9-11-60 vs. Houston 117 Andre Rison 11-13-00 at Denver 105 Warren Wells 11-16-69 vs. San Diego 117 Tim Brown 11-25-01 at N.Y. Giants 105 Fred Biletnikoff 11-11-73 vs. Pittsburgh 117 Jerry Porter 10-6-02 at Buffalo 105 Todd Christensen 9-28-86 vs. San Diego 116 Tim Brown 10-18-93 at Denver 105 Rickey Dudley 12-8-98 at Baltimore 116 Tony Teresa 9 -11-60 vs. Houston 104 Alexander Wright 12-19-93 vs. Tampa Bay 116 Art Powell 12-12-65 vs. N.Y. Jets 104 Art Powell 9-2-66 at Miami 116 Art Powell 11-24-66 vs. Buffalo 104 Dave Casper 10-10-76 at San Diego 116 Fred Biletnikoff 10-22-73 at Denver 104 Marcus Allen 10-30-83 vs. Seattle 116 Mike Siani 10-22-73 at Denver 104 Todd Christensen 12-21-86 vs. Indianapolis 116 Todd Christensen 9-12-85 at Kansas City 104 Mervyn Fernandez 10-2-88 vs. Cincinnati 116 Rickey Dudley 11-9-97 vs. New Orleans 104 Tim Brown 9-13-92 at Cincinnati 116 James Jett 9-20-98 vs. Denver 104 Tim Brown 12-6-98 vs. Miami 116 Randy Moss 12-31-05 vs. N.Y. Giants 104 Doug Jolley 12-8-02 at San Diego 115 Bo Roberson 10-16-64 at Boston 103 Cliff Branch 10-31-76 vs. Denver 115 Fred Biletnikoff 11-22-70 vs. San Diego 103 Sam Graddy 9-9-91 at Houston 115 Cliff Branch 11-13-77 vs. Houston 103 Jerry Rice 11-11-02 at Denver 114 Billy Cannon 9-17-67 vs. Boston 102 Warren Wells 12-7-69 vs. Cincinnati 114 Todd Christensen 11-13-83 vs. Denver 102 Cliff Branch 11-10-74 vs. Detroit 114 Fred Biletnikoff 11-5-72 at Kansas City 102 Marcus Allen 9-7-86 at Denver 114 Tim Brown 11-28-88 at Seattle 102 Willie Gault 10-2-88 vs. Cincinnati 114 Sam Graddy 9-20-92 vs. Cleveland 102 Mervyn Fernandez 11-19-89 at Houston 114 Tim Brown 10-7-01 vs. Dallas 102 Tim Brown 12-17-95 at Seattle 113 Warren Wells 12-15-68 at San Diego 101 Clem Daniels 10-29-67 vs. San Diego 113 Fred Biletnikoff 9-20-70 at Cincinnati 101 Warren Wells 10-19-69 vs. Buffalo 113 Fred Biletnikoff 11-23-75 at Washington 101 Dave Casper 10-3-77 at Kansas City 113 Dokie Williams 11-16-86 vs. Cleveland 101 Willie Gault 12-10-90 at Detroit 113 James Lofton 10-9-88 vs. Miami 101 Doug Gabriel 10-23-05 vs. Buffalo 113 Mervyn Fernandez 12-18-88 vs. Seattle 100 Dave Casper 9-10-78 at San Diego 113 Tim Brown 10-31-99 vs. Miami 100 Napoleon Kaufman 10-5-97 vs. San Diego 113 Jerry Rice 12-8-02 at San Diego 100 Courtney Anderson 9-25-05 at Phildadelphia 113 Jerry Porter 10-24-04 vs. New Orleans 100 Doug Gabriel 12-31-05 vs. N.Y. 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100-YARD RECEIVING GAMES 350 Kerry Collins 10-24-04 vs. New Orleans Gms. Name Yrs. Played 349 Daryle Lamonica 12-3-67 at San Diego 43 Tim Brown 1988-03 348 Jim Plunkett 11-20-86 at San Diego 22 Cliff Branch 1972-85 348 Rich Gannon 9-28-03 vs. San Diego 21 Fred Biletnikoff 1965-78 346 Marc Wilson 9-7-86 at Denver 17 Art Powell 1963-66 345 Kerry Collins 9-25-05 at Philadelphia 14 Todd Christensen 1979-88 344 Daryle Lamonica 9-21-68 at Miami 13 Warren Wells 1967-70 343 Ken Stabler 9-16-79 at Seattle 12 Mervyn Fernandez 1987-92 343 Kerry Collins 12-5-04 vs. Kansas City 7Willie Gault 1988-93 342 Ken Stabler 9-12-76 vs. Pittsburgh 7 Jerry Rice 2001-04 342 Ken Stabler 12-16-79 vs. Seattle 6 Dave Casper 1974-80,1984 342 Rich Gannon 9-9-01 at Kansas City 6 James Jett 1993-02 342 Rich Gannon 12-2-02 vs. N.Y. Jets 6 Jerry Porter 2000-05 340 Rich Gannon 11-24-02 at Arizona 5 Dokie Williams 1983-87 339 Ken Stabler 10-10-76 at San Diego 5 James Lofton 1987-88 339 Marc Wilson 12-13-87 at Kansas City 4 Clem Daniels 1961-67 339 Kerry Collins 11-28-04 at Denver 4 Randy Moss 2005 338 Jeff Hostetler 9-18-94 at Denver 3 Billy Cannon 1964-69 337 Cotton Davidson 10-16-64 vs. Boston 3 Mike Siani 1972-77 337 Marc Wilson 12-6-87 vs. Buffalo 3Marcus Allen 1982-92 336 Daryle Lamonica 12-17-67 vs. N.Y. Jets 3 Rickey Dudley 1996-00 335 Vince Evans 10-22-95 vs. Indianapolis 2 Raymond Chester 1970-72,1978-81 334 Rich Gannon 10-27-02 at Kansas City 2 Hewritt Dixon 1966-70 333 Daryle Lamonica 11-30-69 at N.Y. Jets 2 Bo Roberson 1962-65 333 Jeff Hostetler 10-8-95 vs. Seattle 2 Sam Graddy 1989-92 332 Marc Wilson 10-21-84 at San Diego 2 Ronald Curry 2002-04 332 Rich Gannon 10-13-02 at St. Louis 2Doug Gabriel 2003-05 331 Kerry Collins 12-31-05 vs. N.Y. Giants 1 Morris Bradshaw 1974-81 328 Rich Gannon 12-8-02 at San Diego 1 Bob Chandler 1980-82 324 Jay Schroeder 10-2-88 vs. Cincinnati 1 Dick Dorsey 1962 324 Rich Gannon 1-2-00 at Kansas City 1 Charles Hardy 1960-62 322 Jim Plunkett 12-18-83 vs. San Diego 1 Jack Larscheid 1960-61 321 Jim Plunkett 11-28-82 at Cincinnati 1 Derrick Ramsey 1978-82 319 Jeff Hostetler 12-5-94 at San Diego 1Tony Teresa 1960 318 Jim Plunkett 12-18-82 vs. L.A. Rams 1 Mark van Eeghen 1974-81 318 Marc Wilson 10-23-83 at Dallas 1 Calvin Muhammad 1982-83 317 Dan Pastorini 9-7-80 at Kansas City 1 Malcolm Barnwell 1981-84 316 Daryle Lamonica 10-29-67 vs. San Diego 1 Jessie Hester 1985-87 315 Cotton Davidson 9-15-63 vs. Buffalo 1 Rod Barksdale 1986 314 Marc Wilson 9-28-86 vs. San Diego 1 Steve Smith 1987-93 313 Daryle Lamonica 10-19-69 vs. Buffalo 1 Mike Dyal 1989-90 313 Ken Stabler 10-22-73 at Denver 1Ethan Horton 1987, 1989-93 313 Jim Plunkett 9-16-84 at Kansas City 1 Alexander Wright 1992-94 313 RIch Gannon 12-30-01 at Denver 1 Daryl Hobbs 1993-95 311 Daryle Lamonica 11-17-68 vs. N.Y. Jets 1 Raghib Ismail 1993-95 311 Rich Gannon 11-18-01 vs. San Diego 1 Napoleon Kaufman 1995-00 310 Jeff Hostetler 1-2-94 vs. Denver 1 Andre Rison 2000 310 Jeff Hostetler 11-20-94 vs. New Orleans 1 Doug Jolley 2002-03 310 Rich Gannon 10-8-00 at San Francisco 1 Charlie Garner 2001-03 310 Kerry Collins 11-13-05 vs. Denver 1 Courtney Anderson 2004-05 309 Marc Wilson 10-7-84 vs. Seattle 239 By 49 Receivers 307 Ken Stabler 9-10-78 at San Diego 305 Rich Gannon 9-12-04 at Pittsburgh 300 YARDS PASSING 304 Ken Stabler 10-28-73 at Baltimore Yds. Name Game 304 Jeff George 11-2-97 at Carolina 424 Jeff Hostetler 10-31-93 vs. San Diego 303 Jim Plunkett 12-12-82 at Kansas City 419 Cotton Davidson 10-25-64 vs. Denver 303 Jim Plunkett 9-12-85 at Kansas City 407 Tom Flores 12-22-63 vs. Houston 303 Jeff George 9-13-98 vs. N.Y. Giants 403 Rich Gannon 9-15-02 at Pittsburgh 302 Rich Gannon 12-2-01 vs. Arizona 395 Todd Marinovich 9-20-92 vs. Cleveland 301 Tom Flores 10-16-66 at Kansas City 382 Rich Gannon 11-13-00 at Denver 381 Rich Gannon 9-29-02 vs. Tennessee 300-YARD PASSING GAMES 380 Jay Schroeder 9-13-92 at Cincinnati Gms. Name Yrs. Played 375 Steve Beuerlein 9-18-88 vs. L.A. Rams 19 Rich Gannon 1999-04 374 Jeff George 9-21-97 vs. N.Y. Jets 10 Daryle Lamonica 1967-74 372 Jim Plunkett 10-2-83 at Washington 10 Jim Plunkett 1978-86 371 Kerry Collins 12-19-04 vs. Tennessee 8Ken Stabler 1970-79 368 Daryle Lamonica 10-27-68 at Cincinnati 8 Marc Wilson 1980-87 367 Marc Wilson 11-2-86 vs. Denver 7Kerry Collins 2004-05 366 Jim Plunkett 11-30-86 vs. Philadelphia 6 Jeff Hostetler 1993-95 364 Daryle Lamonica 10-11-70 vs. Denver 4 Cotton Davidson 1962-69 363 Jim Plunkett 9-24-84 vs. San Diego 3 Jay Schroeder 1988-92 360 Ken Stabler 10-21-79 at N.Y. Jets 3 Jeff George 1997-98 361 Rich Gannon 10-20-02 vs. San Diego 2Tom Flores 1960-66 358 Cotton Davidson 11-22-64 vs. N.Y. Jets 1 Dan Pastorini 1980 357 Rich Gannon 10-6-02 at Buffalo 1 Steve Beuerlein 1988-90 354 Daryle Lamonica 12-8-68 vs. Denver 1Todd Marinovich 1991-92 354 Jay Schroeder 12-18-88 vs. Seattle 1 Vince Evans 1987-95 352 Rich Gannon 10-24-99 vs. N.Y. Jets 84 By 15 Passers 352 Rich Gannon 11-11-02 at Denver OAKLAND RAIDERS 205 206-261 hpc 7/26/06 10:32 AM Page 206

RAIDERS IN PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL HALL OF FAME

JIM OTTO CMiami (Fla.) 15 Years Joined Raiders: AFL Draft, 1959 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on Aug. 2, 1980...The only All-League center the American Football League ever had (1960-69)...Chosen to Hall of Fame AFL All-Star Team of the Decade...Named the All-American Football Conference center for three more seasons, 1970-72...Started in 210 consecutive league games, most in Raiders history...Including preseason, postseason and all-star games, he played in 308 games as a Raider...Last of the original Raiders...Participated in nine AFL All- Star Games and in the first three AFC-NFC Pro Bowls...During his 15-year career, the Raiders won seven division championships and the AFL Championship in 1967...Twice winner of the Gorman Award (1968 and 1971) as “Player Who Best Exemplifies the Pride and Spirit of the Oakland Raiders”...Selected to AFL-NFL 25- year All-Star Team...Third AFL player inducted into Hall of Fame...Elected to the Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility...Rejoined Raiders front office in special projects in 1995.

GEORGE BLANDA QB-K Kentucky 26 Years Joined Raiders: Trade, Houston, 1967 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on Aug. 1, 1981...The only player to cele- brate a Silver Anniversary in pro football, ending his NFL career in 1975 with an all- time high 26 seasons...Set an NFL record with 2,002 points...Completed 1,911 passes in career for 26,920 yards and threw for 236 touchdowns...Played in 224 straight games, 340 overall...Raiders all-time scoring leader with 863 points...Led NFL eight times in extra points scored in a season, including 64 in 1961...Missed only 16 of 959 extra point attempts in 26 years...Kicked 335 field goals, including nine of 50 yards or more...Named 1970 Player of the Year for quarterbacking and kicking feats...Winner of 1970 Gorman Award as “Player Who Best Exemplifies the Pride and Spirit of the Oakland Raiders”…Set Raider single-season scoring record with 117 points in 1968...Played in 11 championship games, seven with Raiders…Played on three AFL Championship teams, one with Oakland and two with Houston...Named to AFL-NFL 25-year All-Star Team...Chosen for the Hall of Fame in his first year of eligibility.

WILLIE BROWN CB Grambling 16 Years Joined Raiders: Trade, Denver, 1967 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on July 28, 1984…Shares Raider all-time lead in interceptions with 39…All-Pro seven times, played in five AFL All-Star Games and four NFL Pro Bowls…Named to All-Time AFL team at cornerback in 1969…Played in three AFL and six AFC Championship Games with Raiders, plus Super Bowls II and XI…Set Super Bowl record with 75-yard interception return for touchdown against Minnesota in Super Bowl XI…Had two other postseason interception returns for touchdowns — against Miami in 1970 and Pittsburgh in

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1973…Intercepted at least one pass for NFL-record 16 straight seasons…Intercepted 54 passes in career, with 472 return yards, two touchdowns in league play…Tied NFL record with four interceptions against N.Y. Jets on November 15, 1964…Played in 205 games…MVP in 1965 AFL All-Star Game…Winner of 1968 Gorman Award as “Player Who Best Exemplifies the Pride and Spirit of the Oakland Raiders”…Raiders defensive captain for 10 years…Selected to AFL-NFL 25-year All-Star team…Chosen to the Hall of Fame in first year of eligibility…Originally signed as free agent by Houston Oilers, played four seasons with Denver Broncos…Served as Raiders defensive backfield coach from 1979-88…Head football coach at Long Beach State in 1991 and at L.A. Jordan High School in 1994…Inducted to Louisiana Sports Hall of Fame in 1992 and into Mississippi Sports Hall of Fame in 1994...Rejoined Raiders in 1995 as Director of Squad Development and returned to on-field coaching, tutoring Raider cornerbacks.

GENE UPSHAW G Texas A&M 15 Years Joined Raiders: 1st round draft choice, 1967 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on Aug. 8, 1987...All-Pro or All-Conference eight times, played in six Pro Bowls and one AFL All-Star Game...Games played (217) is second-most in team history...Missed only one league game in career...207 consecutive league games and starts are both second on Raider list...First player in NFL history to participate in Super Bowls in three different decades (after 1967,1976 and 1980 seasons)...Holds Raider all-time record with 24 playoff game starts...Offensive team captain for nine years (1973-81)...Only second guard inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame...During 15-year active pro career, the Raiders made 11 playoff appearances, won eight division titles, one AFL Championship, two AFC titles and two World Championships of Professional Football...Named to AFL-NFL 25-year All-Star, NFL 75th Anniversary All-Time and All-Monday Night Teams...Chosen to the Hall of Fame in first year of eligibility…Currently Executive Director of NFL Players Association.

FRED BILETNIKOFF WR Florida State 14 Years Joined Raiders: 2nd round draft choice, 1965 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on July 30, 1988…No. 2 all-time in history of Silver and Black with 598 career catches...Ranked fourth on the NFL all-time receiving list at time of retirement...Also No. 2 among all-time Raiders in receiving yards (8,974) and receiving touchdowns (76)...Also caught 70 passes for 1,167 yards and 10 touchdowns in postseason games, ranking second on all-time NFL list upon retirement...Played in three AFL title games, five AFC Championships and Super Bowls II and Xl...MVP in Super Bowl Xl with four catches for 79 yards...Held NFL record of 10 straight seasons with 40 or more receptions (1967-76)...Raiders leading receiver for six consecutive seasons (1968-73)...Led NFL in receiving with 61 catches in 1971, then led AFC in 1972 with 58...All-AFL in 1969, All-AFC in 1970, 1972 and 1973...Played in two AFL All-Star Games and four Pro Bowls...Played in 190 games in 14 seasons...Had 21, 100-yard receiving games...Had four, 100-yard receiving games in playoffs...Never played in a losing season with the Raiders...Originally selected in the second round of the 1965 AFL Draft after record- setting collegiate career at Florida State...Named to Walter Camp All-Century Team...Rejoined Raiders as wide receivers coach in 1989...Award in his name goes to nation’s top collegiate wide receiver...Was Raiders wide receivers coach from 1989- 94, handled quality control from 1995-96 and returned to coach receivers in 1997.

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ART SHELL T Maryland-Eastern Shore 15 Years Joined Raiders: 3rd round draft choice, 1968 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on Aug. 5, 1989...All-American Football Conference selection six straight years from 1973-78...All-Pro in 1973, 1974 and 1977...Played in 207 league games, fourth-highest in history of Silver and Black...Selected to play in eight Pro Bowls, second-most of any Raider player, during career which spanned three decades...Played in 23 postseason contests, including eight AFL-AFC Championships and Raider victories in Super Bowls Xl and XV...Credited with near-perfect performance in Raiders Super Bowl Xl victory over Minnesota, limiting Vikings highly regarded defensive end Jim Marshall to no tackles, sacks or assists during 32-14 win...Played in first 156 games before missing five games due to preseason injury...Launched another streak of 51 straight games...Named to NFL All-Monday Night Team...Originally selected in third round of the 1968 AFL draft after stellar career as a two-way lineman at Maryland State- Eastern Shore...Raiders offensive line coach after retiring as a player in 1982 until 1988, when he became head coach of the Silver and Black...Served as head coach of the Raiders until 1994 and re-joined the Silver and Black as head coach in 2006...Also served as NFL assistant with Kansas City and Atlanta and was the NFL’s Senior Vice President for Football Operations and Development.

TED HENDRICKS LB Miami (Fla.) 15 Years Joined Raiders: Free Agent, 1975 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on Aug. 4, 1990...Played in every game during his 15 NFL seasons, including nine with Silver and Black...Played in 131 consecutive league games with Raiders, 215 in career, most by any linebacker in NFL history...Member of all three Raider teams that won the World Championship of Professional Football (1976, 1980 and 1983 teams)...Intercepted 26 passes for 332 yards and one touchdown while recovering 16 opponents fumbles...Shares NFL record for most safeties in pro career with four...Also shares postseason NFL record for most opponent’s fumbles recovered in career with four...Scored three touchdowns in career — on a fumble recovery, interception return and return of blocked punt...Named All-AFC seven times, All-NFC once and played in eight AFC-NFC Pro Bowls...Second round pick in the 1969 draft by Baltimore Colts...Was a member of Baltimore’s Super Bowl V Championship team...Played for Colts before being traded to Green Bay in 1974, then joined Raiders as free agent in 1975...Three-time All- America linebacker/defensive end at the University of Miami...Named to the NFL 75th Anniversary All-Time team in 1994.

AL DAVIS Scout, Assistant Coach, Head Coach, League Commissioner, Owner Joined Raiders: 1963 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on Aug. 1, 1992...Went from assistant coach of the Los Angeles, now San Diego Chargers, to head coach and general manager of the Raiders, to Commissioner of the American Football League and to principal owner and chief executive officer of the Raiders, transforming the failing franchise into pro football’s winningest team...In first season in Oakland, team went 10-4 in 1963 with Davis being named Coach of the Year by AP, UPI, Sports Illustrated, Sporting News and his fellow coaches…Became the first sports figure ever honored by the Chamber of Commerce as Oakland’s Young Man of the Year…In 1966, became Commissioner of the AFL at 36 and was acclaimed nation-

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ally as the driving force who brought on the historic merger between the NFL and AFL...He played a vital role in the development of the game as a participant in the prestigious NFL Competition Committee and the NFL Owners Executive Committee...Has been chosen by a record eight Pro Football Hall of Fame inductees to present them at the Canton, Ohio ceremony — Lance Alworth, Jim Otto, George Blanda, Willie Brown, Gene Upshaw, Fred Biletnikoff, Art Shell and Ted Hendricks...Became the first recipient of the NFL Players Association's Retired Players Award of Excellence "for his contributions to the men who played the game" in 1991...As a member of the Executive Committee of the NFL Management Council, Davis was a major factor in achieving a collective bargaining agreement with the players…Was offensive end coach of the Los Angeles Chargers from 1960- 62, before being named Raiders head coach/general manager at age 33...He attended Wittenberg College and Syracuse, earning a degree in English while playing football, basketball and baseball in 1950…Named line coach at Adelphi College in New York...His innovative technical football articles published in the leading coaching magazines gained him wide acclaim…Went into the U.S. Army, being assigned as head football coach at Ft. Belvoir, Virginia...There he molded a national power service team and capped one season by defeating Maryland, national collegiate football champions, in a squad game…On the staff of the Baltimore Colts in 1954, at age 24, concentrating on player personnel…During 1955-56, served as line coach and chief recruiter at The Citadel...Then spent three years at USC as line coach and in 1959, was also defensive coordinator.

MIKE HAYNES CB Arizona State 14 Years Joined Raiders: Trade, New England, 1983 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on July 26, 1997...Made nine Pro Bowl appearances in pro career...Credited with 46 career interceptions while playing with the Raiders and New England...Totaled 688 yards in interception returns and returned two interceptions for touchdowns in pro career...Tied for Raiders lead with three interceptions in 1988...Played in 43 consecutive games with Raiders before missing action in mid-season in 1986...Led league in return yards in 1984 with 220 yards on six interception returns, including single longest interception return of 97 yards at Miami...Had 13 career interceptions as a Raider...Joined Raiders in midseason 1983, played in final five league games plus three playoff wins...Had interception as Raiders downed Redskins in Super Bowl XVIII...Came to Raiders in trade with New England...Played out option with Patriots in 1982, completing seven seasons with New England...Made 58 consecutive starts with Patriots from 1976- 79...Patriots top interceptor from 1976-78...New England’s all-time punt return leader with 1,159 yards on 111 returns, a 10.4-yard average...Had two punt return touchdowns as a rookie in 1976, with runs of 89 and 62 yards...Also blocked and returned a field goal attempt for 65-yard touchdown in 1980...Fifth player and first defensive back taken in 1976 draft by New England...AFC Rookie of Year...All-Pro in 1978, 1982, 1984 and 1985 and All-Conference eight times...Named to NFL All- Time Team...All-America defensive back as junior and senior at Arizona State...Named MVP in 1976 Japan Bowl and 1973 Fiesta Bowl...Two-year letterman in track, winning conference long jump title one year and runner-up the other...Now is the NFL’s Vice President of Player and Employee Development.

ERIC DICKERSON RB Southern Methodist 14 Years Joined Raiders: Trade, Indianapolis, 1992 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on Aug. 7, 1999...Played 11 National Football League seasons and made six Pro Bowl appearances in pro

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career...Began NFL career as first round pick, second selection overall, by L.A. Rams in 1983...Also played for Indianapolis Colts (1987-91), Raiders (1992) and Atlanta Falcons (1993)...Led Raiders in rushing in 1992 with 729 yards...Played 11 seasons, 146 games...All-America, one of the best college runners in NCAA history...Rushed for 4,450 yards in four seasons at SMU...Holds NFL rookie-season records for most rushing attempts — 390; most yards rushing — 1,808; most touchdowns rushing — 18...Set NFL records for rushing yards in a season — 2,105; 100-yard rushing performances — 12; and combined yards from scrimmage — 2,244 in 1984...Retired from NFL ranked third in career rushing yardage — 13,259...Gained a playoff-record 248 yards rushing in 1985 NFC Divisional Playoff Game...In 1987, traded from Rams to Colts in blockbuster deal that also involved the Bills...Recorded a then-record seven consecutive seasons with 1,000 yards rushing...Named NFL Player of the Year, 1984; NFL Offensive Player of the Year, 1986...All-Pro 1983, 1984, 1986, 1987 and 1988...All-NFC 1983, 1984 and 1986...All-AFC 1987 and 1988...Born in Sealy, Texas.

HOWIE LONG DE-DT Villanova 13 Years Joined Raiders: 2nd round draft choice, 1981 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on July 29, 2000...Played 13 National Football League seasons, all with the Raiders, and made eight Pro Bowl appearances in pro career...Moved into starting role with the Raiders beginning in the fifth game of the strike-shortened 1982 season...Just the second Raider defensive lineman to make a Pro Bowl…First- or second-team All-Pro choice in 1983, 1984, 1985, 1986 and 1989, was also named All-AFC four times…In 1985, posted 10 sacks, with at least one in eight games and was selected as Raider Lineman's Club Defensive Lineman of the Year by his teammates…Although he missed much of the 1988 season due to injury, he still managed to record three sacks and intercept the first pass of his career, which he returned 73 yards in a game against Houston…Member of the NFL's All-Decade team of the 1980s, recorded 84 career sacks, not including 7.5 sacks in 1981 before the sack was an official NFL stat…Raiders second round pick in 1981 NFL Draft and the 48th player selected overall…Four-year letterman at Villanova and MVP in the 1980 Blue-Gray Game...Is a studio host for NFL pregame show on FOX.

RONNIE LOTT DB Southern California 14 Years Joined Raiders: Free Agent, 1991 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on July 29, 2000...Played 14 National Football League seasons — including two with the Raiders — and made 10 Pro Bowl appearances in pro career at three positions — cornerback, free safety and strong safety...Named All-Pro eight times, All-NFC six times, and All-AFC once, selected to play in 10 Pro Bowls and was named to the NFL’s 75th Anniversary Team…In his first NFL season, led a young secondary that helped the 49ers to win Super Bowl XVI…Became the second rookie in NFL history to return three interceptions for touchdowns and finished second to Lawrence Taylor for Rookie of the Year honors…Used at both left and right cornerback positions and as a free and strong safety during his 14-year career...In 1986, played 14 games at the free safety position before an injury sidelined him for the final two games of the season…Still led the league with a career-most 10 interceptions, recorded 77 tackles, three forced fumbles and two sacks…During his career with the 49ers (1981-90), Los Angeles Raiders (1991-92) and the New York Jets (1993-94), recorded 63 career interceptions and twice led the league…Surpassed the 1,000-career tackle mark in

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1993 and had five seasons of at least 100 tackles...In his 10 seasons with the 49ers, San Francisco won eight NFC Western Division titles and four Super Bowls...In 20 playoff contests (all starts), he recorded nine interceptions, 89 tackles, one forced fumble, one fumble recovery and two touchdowns…San Francisco 49ers first round draft pick and the eighth player chosen overall in the 1981 NFL Draft following All-American college career at Southern California.

DAVE CASPER TE Notre Dame 10 Years Joined Raiders: 2nd round draft choice, 1974 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on Aug. 3, 2002…Played 11 seasons in the NFL, seven-and-a-half with the Raiders…During that time, named All-Pro and All- AFC four times and was selected to play in four Pro Bowls…Traded to the Houston Oilers for a first round and two second round draft picks midway through 1980 season, finished the season with 56 receptions and was named to his fifth Pro Bowl…In 1984, after a brief stint with the Minnesota Vikings, returned to the Raiders, finishing his career with 378 receptions for 5,216 yards and 52 touchdowns…Outstanding play contributed to Raiders success and 32-14 victory over Vikings in Super Bowl XI…Outstanding blocker as well as receiver. . . Caught the game winning 10-yard touchdown pass in 1977 double-overtime AFC playoff game. . . The catch is referred to as “Ghost to the Post,” in reference to his 42-yard reception that set up the tying field goal at the end of regulation…All-America as an offensive tackle in 1972 and an All-America tight end in 1973 at Notre Dame…Second round pick by the Raiders in the 1974 NFL Draft…”The Ghost” is now a Bay Area insurance executive.

MARCUS ALLEN RB Southern California 16 Years Joined Raiders: 1st round draft choice, 1982 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on Aug. 3, 2003…The 10th player selected in the 1982 NFL Draft…Played 16 NFL seasons, including 11 with the Los Angeles Raiders…Gained 12,243 yards rushing, 5,411 yards receiving and scored 145 touchdowns…1981 Heisman Trophy winner while at Southern California and NFL Rookie of the Year in 1982…During his 11 seasons with the Raiders, named to the Pro Bowl five times and added a sixth appearance in 1994, as a member of the Kansas City Chiefs…Was the Raiders leading rusher seven consecutive years…Led the Raiders in receptions with 51 in 1987…Named MVP in Super Bowl XVIII when the Raiders defeated the Washington Redskins 38-9 after rushing for 191 yards and scored two touchdowns, one a Super Bowl record 74-yarder…In 1985, named NFL MVP after leading the league with 1,759 rushing yards on 380 carries for a 4.6 yards per carry average and 11 touchdowns…Also caught 67 passes for 555 yards and scored an additional three touchdowns…In 1995, made NFL history when he became the first player in league history to rush for over 10,000 yards and catch passes for 5,000 more…Completed 12-of-27 passes for 282 yards and six touchdowns during his career…In 15 career playoff games, carried the ball 267 times for 1,347 yards and 11 touchdowns, averaging 5.0 yards per carry…Also added 52 catches for 522 yards and two receiving touchdowns…At the time of his retirement following the 1997 season, held the single-season record for most rushing and receiving yards combined (2,314), second in consecutive 100-yard games and was third in career-combined yardage.

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JAMES LOFTON WR Stanford 16 Years Joined Raiders: Trade, Green Bay, 1987 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on Aug. 3, 2003…Traded to the Raiders in 1987 and played two seasons for the Silver and Black…Later spent four seasons with the Buffalo Bills and also played for the L.A. Rams and Philadelphia Eagles in final NFL season…Entered NFL as No. 1 draft pick of Green Bay in 1978 and spent eight seasons with Packers…In 16 seasons, caught 764 passes for 14,004 yards — an 18.3-yard average per catch…Recorded more than 50 catches in a season nine times…His 14,004 career-reception yardage mark was an NFL best at the time of his retirement, while his 43 games with 100 or more yards receiving ranked third…First NFL player to score a touchdown in 1970s, 1980s and 1990s…Named All-Pro four times, All-NFC three times and selected to play in eight Pro Bowls…In 1991, at age 35, became the oldest player in league history to record 1,000 receiving yards in a season and recorded a career-best 220 receiving yards in a game against the Cincinnati Bengals…In 13 playoff game appearances, caught 41 passes for 759 yards and eight touchdowns, including a seven-reception game in Super Bowl XXVI...In three of those playoff games, recorded 100-yard plus performances…Won NCAA long jump title as a senior at Stanford…Coaches wide receivers for San Diego Chargers.

BOB BROWN T Nebraska 10 Years Joined Raiders: Trade, L.A. Rams, 1971 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on Aug. 8, 2004…Played 10 pro seasons, his final three with the Raiders...First round draft pick (second overall) in the 1964 draft by the Philadelphia Eagles…Named first team All-NFL seven times...Earned NFL/NFC Offensive Lineman of the Year three times...Elected to six Pro Bowls — three with Eagles, two with Rams, and one with Raiders…Named to the NFL's All- Decade team of the 1960s…All-NFL seven of his 10 seasons with the Philadelphia Eagles (1964-68), L.A. Rams (1969-70) and Oakland Raiders (1971-73)…Two of the three years he did not make the All-NFL team, he was named second team All- NFL…In 1969, after five consecutive all-league seasons with the Eagles, was traded to Los Angeles and that year the Rams offensive line set an NFL record for pro- tecting the passer…Voted college football’s Lineman of the Year in 1963 by the Washington, D.C. Touchdown Club…All-America guard at Nebraska, was also drafted in the first round in 1964 by the Denver Broncos of the then-rival American Football League.

JOHN MADDEN Head Coach Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo Joined Raiders: 1967 Inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame on Aug. 5, 2006…Assistant Coach with Allan Hancock College, 1960-61; Head Coach with Allan Hancock College, 1962- 63; Assistant Coach with San Diego State, 1964-66; Assistant Coach with The Oakland Raiders, 1967-68; Head Coach with the Raiders, 1969-78. . .Regular season record: 103-32-7...Postseason record: 9-7...Overall record: 112-39-7...His .759 winning percentage during regular season ranks highest among coaches with 100 career victories...One of the youngest head coaches in history when Raiders hired him in 1969 at age 32...AFL Coach of the Year, 1969...Under Madden, Oakland never suffered losing record...Led Raiders to Super Bowl XI...Team won 17 straight games between 1976-77 seasons, one short of NFL record at the time....Lead pro football analyst for NBC after also holding the same position for ABC’s “Monday Night Football,” Fox and CBS.

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RAIDERS ALL-LEAGUE PERFORMERS

1960—Center Jim Otto 1961—Center Jim Otto 1962—Center Jim Otto, defensive back Fred Williamson. 1963—Center Jim Otto, wide receiver Art Powell, running back Clem Daniels, defensive back Fred Williamson. 1964—Center Jim Otto, wide receiver Art Powell. 1965—Center Jim Otto, wide receiver Art Powell, defensive back Dave Grayson. 1966—Center Jim Otto, guard Wayne Hawkins, defensive back Kent McCloughan. 1967—Center Jim Otto, guard Gene Upshaw, tackle Harry Schuh, tight end Billy Cannon, quarterback Daryle Lamonica, running back Hewritt Dixon, defensive end Ben Davidson, defensive tackle Tom Keating, linebacker Dan Conners, defensive back Kent McCloughan. 1968 —Center Jim Otto, guard Gene Upshaw, running back Hewritt Dixon, defensive tackle Dan Birdwell, linebacker Dan Conners, defensive backs Willie Brown, Dave Grayson. 1969—Center Jim Otto, guard Gene Upshaw, tackle Harry Schuh, wide receivers Fred Biletnikoff, Warren Wells, quarterback Daryle Lamonica, defensive backs Willie Brown, Dave Grayson, linebacker Dan Conners, defensive tackle Tom Keating. 1970—ALL PRO: Center Jim Otto, guard Gene Upshaw, cornerback Willie Brown, wide receiver Fred Biletnikoff. ALL CONFERENCE: Otto, Upshaw, Brown, Biletnikoff, quarterback Daryle Lamonica, running back Hewritt Dixon, wide receiver Warren Wells, defensive tackle Tom Keating, tackle Harry Schuh. 1971—ALL PRO: Center Jim Otto, cornerback Willie Brown, tackle Bob Brown. ALL CONFERENCE: Otto, W. Brown, B. Brown, tight end Raymond Chester, guard Gene Upshaw, kick return specialist Clarence Davis. 1972—ALL PRO: Wide receiver Fred Biletnikoff, tackle Bob Brown, guard Gene Upshaw, cornerback Willie Brown. ALL CONFERENCE: Biletnikoff, B. Brown, Upshaw, W. Brown, center Jim Otto, tight end Raymond Chester. 1973 —ALL PRO: Tackle Art Shell, cornerback Willie Brown, punter Ray Guy. ALL CON- FERENCE: Shell, W. Brown, Guy, wide receiver Fred Biletnikoff, quarterback Ken Stabler. 1974—ALL PRO: Wide receiver Cliff Branch, tackle Art Shell, guard Gene Upshaw, quarterback Ken Stabler, punter Ray Guy. ALL CONFERENCE: Branch, Shell, Upshaw, Stabler, Guy, defensive tackle Otis Sistrunk, linebacker Phil Villapiano, safety Jack Tatum. 1975—ALL PRO: Wide receiver Cliff Branch, punter Ray Guy. ALL CONFERENCE: Branch, Guy, tackle Art Shell, linebacker Phil Villapiano, safety Jack Tatum. 1976—ALL PRO: Wide receiver Cliff Branch, tight end Dave Casper, punter Ray Guy. ALL CONFERENCE: Branch, Casper, Guy, linebacker Ted Hendricks, tackle Art Shell. 1977—ALL PRO: Wide receiver Cliff Branch, tight end Dave Casper, punter Ray Guy, tackle Art Shell, guard Gene Upshaw. ALL CONFERENCE: Casper, Branch, Guy, Shell, Upshaw, kicker Errol Mann, safety Jack Tatum. 1978—ALL PRO: Tight end Dave Casper, punter Ray Guy. ALL CONFERENCE: Casper, Guy, tackle Art Shell. 1979—ALL PRO: Tight ends Dave Casper, Ray Chester. ALL CONFERENCE: Casper, Chester. 1980—ALL PRO: Cornerback Lester Hayes, linebacker Ted Hendricks. ALL CONFER- ENCE: Hayes, Hendricks, punter Ray Guy. 1981—ALL PRO: Cornerback Lester Hayes. ALL CONFERENCE: Hayes, linebackers Ted Hendricks and Rod Martin.

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1982—ALL PRO: Running back Marcus Allen, cornerback Lester Hayes, linebacker Ted Hendricks, linebacker Rod Martin. ALL CONFERENCE: Allen, Hayes, Hendricks, Martin. 1983—ALL PRO: Tight end Todd Christensen, defensive end Howie Long, linebacker Rod Martin. ALL CONFERENCE: Christensen, Long, Martin, cornerback Lester Hayes. 1984—ALL PRO: Tight end Todd Christensen, defensive end Howie Long, linebacker Rod Martin, cornerbacks Mike Haynes and Lester Hayes. ALL CONFERENCE: Long, Martin, Haynes, running back Marcus Allen, tackle Henry Lawrence. 1985—ALL PRO: Running back Marcus Allen, tight end Todd Christensen, defensive end Howie Long, cornerback Mike Haynes. ALL CONFERENCE: Allen, Christensen, Long, Haynes, linebacker Matt Millen. 1986—ALL PRO: Tight end Todd Christensen, middle guard Bill Pickel, defensive end Howie Long. ALL CONFERENCE: Christensen, Pickel, Long, safety Vann McEIroy. 1987—ALL CONFERENCE: Tight end Todd Christensen, safety Vann McElroy. 1988—ALL PRO: Kick returner Tim Brown. ALL CONFERENCE: Defensive end Greg Townsend. 1989—ALL CONFERENCE: Running back Bo Jackson, defensive end Greg Townsend. 1990—ALL PRO: Guard Steve Wisniewski, defensive end Greg Townsend. ALL CONFERENCE: Townsend, Wisniewski. 1991—ALL PRO: Punter Jeff Gossett, kicker Jeff Jaeger, safety Ronnie Lott, guard Steve Wisniewski, defensive end Greg Townsend, center Don Mosebar, kick returner Tim Brown. ALL CONFERENCE: Brown, Jaeger, Lott, Townsend, Wisniewski. 1992—ALL PRO: Guard Steve Wisniewski, cornerback Terry McDaniel. ALL CONFER- ENCE: McDaniel, Wisniewski. 1993—ALL PRO: Guard Steve Wisniewski, defensive end Anthony Smith, kick returner Raghib Ismail. ALL CONFERENCE: Cornerback Terry McDaniel, Wisniewski, Ismail, wide receiver Tim Brown, defensive end Howie Long. 1994—ALL PRO: Cornerback Terry McDaniel, defensive tackle Chester McGlockton, guard Steve Wisniewski. ALL CONFERENCE: Wide receiver Tim Brown, McDaniel, McGlockton, Wisniewski. 1995—ALL PRO: Cornerback Terry McDaniel, defensive tackle Chester McGlockton, guard Steve Wisniewski. ALL CONFERENCE: Wide receiver Tim Brown, McDaniel, McGlockton, defensive end Pat Swilling, Wisniewski. 1996—ALL PRO: Cornerback Terry McDaniel, defensive tackle Chester McGlockton, guard Steve Wisniewski, ALL CONFERENCE: Wide receiver Tim Brown, McGlockton, Wisniewski. 1997—ALL PRO: Wide receiver Tim Brown; defensive tackle Chester McGlockton, guard Steve Wisniewski, ALL CONFERENCE: Brown, McGlockton, Wisniewski. 1998—ALL PRO: Defensive tackle Darrell Russell. ALL CONFERENCE: Russell. 1999—ALL PRO: Defensive tackle Darrell Russell, cornerback Charles Woodson. ALL CONFERENCE: Russell, Woodson, center Barret Robbins, wide receiver Tim Brown, linebacker Greg Biekert. 2000—ALL PRO: Quarterback Rich Gannon, punter Shane Lechler, guard Steve Wisniewski, cornerback Charles Woodson, linebacker Willliam Thomas, tackle Lincoln Kennedy. ALL CONFERENCE: Gannon, Wisniewski, Woodson. 2001—ALL PRO: Quarterback Rich Gannon, tackle Lincoln Kennedy, punter Shane Lechler, cornerback Charles Woodson. ALL CONFERENCE: Gannon, Lechler, Woodson. 2002 — ALL PRO: Defensive tackle Rod Coleman, quarterback Rich Gannon, tackle Lincoln Kennedy, defensive tackle John Parrella, wide receiver Jerry Rice, center Barret Robbins, safety Rod Woodson. ALL CONFERENCE: Gannon, Kennedy, Woodson. 2003 — ALL PRO: Punter Shane Lechler. 2004 — ALL PRO: Punter Shane Lechler. 2005 — ALL PRO: Defensive end Derrick Burgess. ALL CONFERENCE: Burgess.

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RAIDERS IN THE PRO BOWL

Marcus Allen ...... RB ...... 5...... (1982,84,85,86*,87) Fred Biletnikoff ...... WR...... 4...... (1970,71,73,74) Cliff Branch ...... WR...... 4...... (1974,75,76,77) Bob Brown ...... T ...... 1...... (1971*) Tim Brown ...... WR/KR...... 9...... (1988,91,93,94,95,96,97,99,01) Willie Brown ...... CB ...... 4...... (1970,71,72,73) Derrick Burgess ...... DE ...... 1...... (2005) Dave Casper ...... TE...... 4...... (1976,77,78,79) Raymond Chester ...... TE...... 4...... (1970,71,72,79) Todd Christensen ...... TE...... 5...... (1983,84,85,86,87) Dave Dalby ...... C...... 1...... (1977) Hewritt Dixon ...... RB ...... 1...... (1970) Rich Gannon ...... QB ...... 4...... (1999,00,01,02) Kevin Gogan ...... G...... 1...... (1994) Jeff Gossett ...... P ...... 1...... (1991) Ray Guy ...... P ...... 7...... (1973,74,75,76,77,78,80) Lester Hayes ...... CB ...... 5...... (1980,81,82,83,84) Mike Haynes ...... CB ...... 3...... (1984,85,86) Ted Hendricks ...... LB...... 4...... (1980,81,82,83) Ethan Horton ...... TE...... 1...... (1991) Jeff Hostetler ...... QB ...... 1...... (1994) Marv Hubbard ...... RB ...... 3...... (1971,72,73) Bo Jackson ...... RB ...... 1...... (1990*) Jeff Jaeger ...... K ...... 1...... (1991) Lincoln Kennedy ...... T ...... 3...... (2000,01,02) Kenny King ...... RB ...... 1...... (1980*) Daryle Lamonica ...... QB ...... 2...... (1970,72) Henry Lawrence ...... T ...... 2...... (1983,84) Shane Lechler ...... P ...... 2...... (2001,04) Howie Long ...... DE ...... 8...... (1983,84,85,86,87,89,92,93) Ronnie Lott ...... S ...... 1...... (1991) Rod Martin ...... LB...... 2...... (1983,84) Terry McDaniel ...... CB ...... 5...... (1992,93,94,95,96) Vann McElroy ...... S...... 2...... (1983,84) Chester McGlockton . . . . .DT...... 4...... (1994,95,96,97) Matt Millen ...... LB...... 1...... (1988) Max Montoya ...... G...... 1...... (1993) Don Mosebar ...... C...... 3...... (1986,90,91) Jim Otto ...... C...... 3...... (1970,71,72) Greg Pruitt ...... KR...... 1...... (1983) Jerry Rice ...... WR...... 1...... (2002) Barret Robbins ...... C...... 1...... (2002*) Darrell Russell ...... DT...... 2...... (1998,99) Harry Schuh ...... T ...... 1...... (1970) Art Shell ...... T ...... 8...... (1972,73,74,75,76,77,78,80) Otis Sistrunk ...... DT...... 1...... (1974) Ken Stabler ...... QB ...... 4...... (1973,74,76*,77) Jack Tatum ...... S...... 3...... (1973,74,75*) Greg Townsend ...... DE ...... 2...... (1990,91) Gene Upshaw ...... G...... 6...... (1972,73,74,75,76,77) Mark van Eeghen ...... RB ...... 1...... (1977) Phil Villapiano ...... LB...... 4...... (1973,74,75,76) Warren Wells ...... WR...... 1...... (1970) Steve Wisniewski ...... G...... 8...... (1990,91,92*,93,94*,95,97,00) Charles Woodson ...... CB ...... 4...... (1998,99,00,01) Rod Woodson ...... S...... 1...... (2002) *Selected but did not play

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COACH OF THE YEAR

Another tribute to the unparalleled success of the Raider organization is the selection of five head coaches as “Coach of the Year.”

Al Davis ...... 1963 John Rauch ...... 1967 John Madden ...... 1969 Tom Flores ...... 1982 Art Shell ...... 1990

RAIDERS IN AFL ALL-STAR GAME

George Atkinson ...... CB...... 2 ...... (1968,69) Fred Biletnikoff ...... WR ...... 2 ...... (1967,69) Dan Birdwell ...... DT ...... 1 ...... (1968) George Blanda ...... K ...... 1 ...... (1967) Willie Brown ...... CB...... 3 ...... (1967,68,69) Billy Cannon ...... TE ...... 1 ...... (1969) Dan Conners ...... LB ...... 3 ...... (1966,67,68) Dave Costa ...... DT ...... 1 ...... (1963) Clem Daniels ...... RB...... 4 ...... (1963,64,65,66) Ben Davidson ...... DE...... 3 ...... (1966,67,68) Cotton Davidson ...... QB ...... 1 ...... (1963) Hewritt Dixon ...... RB...... 3 ...... (1966,67,68) Tom Flores ...... QB ...... 1 ...... (1966) Dave Grayson ...... CB-S ...... 3 ...... (1965,66,69) Wayne Hawkins ...... G...... 5 ...... (1963,64,65,66,67) Tom Keating ...... DT ...... 2 ...... (1966,67) Daryle Lamonica ...... QB ...... 2 ...... (1967,69*) Isaac Lassiter ...... DE...... 1 ...... (1966) Archie Matsos ...... LB ...... 1 ...... (1963) Kent McCloughan . . . . .CB...... 2 ...... (1966,67*) Alan Miller ...... RB...... 1 ...... (1961) Gus Otto ...... LB ...... 1 ...... (1969) Jim Otto ...... C ...... 9 ...... (1961,62,63,64,65,66,67,68,69) Art Powell ...... WR ...... 4 ...... (1963,64,65,66) Harry Schuh ...... T...... 2 ...... (1967,69) Gene Upshaw ...... G...... 1 ...... (1968) Warren Wells ...... WR ...... 1 ...... (1968) Fred Williamson ...... CB...... 3 ...... (1961,62,63) Nemiah Wilson ...... CB...... 1 ...... (1967) *Selected but did not play

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INDIVIDUAL SUPER BOWL RECORDS HELD BY RAIDERS

MOST INTERCEPTIONS (GAME) LOWEST INTERCEPTION PERCENTAGE 3 Rod Martin (XV) (CAREER) MOST PASS INTERCEPTIONS (CAREER) *0.00 Jim Plunkett (XV, XVIII) *3 Rod Martin (XV, XVIII) HIGHEST AVERAGE GAIN (CAREER) 9.6 Marcus Allen (XVIII) * Shares record

RAIDERS POSTSEASON RESULTS

WON 25, LOST 18 12/31/67 W 40-7 HOUSTON (AFL Championship) ...... (53,330) 1/14/68 L 14-33 GREEN BAY (SB II in Miami) ...... (75,546) 12/22/68 W 41-6 KANSAS CITY (AFL Playoff)...... (53,357) 12/29/68 L 23-27 at N.Y. Jets (AFL Championship)...... (62,627) 12/21/69 W 56-7 HOUSTON (AFL Playoff)...... (53,539) 1/4/70 L 7-17 KANSAS CITY (AFL Championship)...... (54,544) 12/27/70 W 21-14 MIAMI (AFC Playoff)...... (54,401) 1/3/71 L 17-27 at Baltimore (AFC Championship)...... (56,368) 12/23/72 L 7-13 at Pittsburgh (AFC Playoff) ...... (50,350) 12/22/73 W 33-14 PITTSBURGH (AFC Playoff) ...... (53,662) 12/30/73 L 10-27 at Miami (AFC Championship) ...... (80,047) 12/21/74 W 28-26 MIAMI (AFC Playoff)...... (54,020) 12/29/74 L 13-24 PITTSBURGH (AFC Championship)...... (54,004) 12/28/75 W 31-28 CINCINNATI (AFC Playoff)...... (53,994) 1/4/76 L 10-16 at Pittsburgh (AFC Championship) ...... (49,103) 12/18/76 W 24-21 NEW ENGLAND (AFC Playoff)...... (54,037) 12/26/76 W 24-7 PITTSBURGH (AFC Championship)...... (53,821) 1/9/77 W 32-14 MINNESOTA (SB XI in Pasadena) ...... (103,424) 12/24/77 W 37-31 at Baltimore (OT) (AFC Playoff) ...... (60,763) 1/1/78 L 17-20 at Denver (AFC Championship)...... (75,044) 12/28/80 W 27-7 HOUSTON (AFC Wild Card Playoff)...... (54,539) 1/4/81 W 14-12 at Cleveland (AFC Playoff)...... (79,473) 1/11/81 W 34-27 at San Diego (AFC Championship)...... (52,675) 1/25/81 W 27-10 PHILADELPHIA (SB XV in New Orleans)...... (75,500) 1/8/83 W 27-10 CLEVELAND (AFC Playoff, Round 1) ...... (57,246) 1/15/83 L 14-17 N.Y. JETS (AFC Playoff, Round 2) ...... (90,688) 1/1/84 W 38-10 PITTSBURGH (AFC Playoff) ...... (92,434) 1/8/84 W 30-14 SEATTLE (AFC Championship)...... (92,335) 1/22/84 W 38-9 WASHINGTON (SB XVIII in Tampa)...... (72,920) 12/22/84 L 7-13 at Seattle (AFC Wild Card Playoff) ...... (64,910) 1/5/86 L 20-27 NEW ENGLAND (AFC Playoff)...... (89,289) 1/13/91 W 20-10 CINCINNATI (AFC Playoff)...... (92,488) 1/20/91 L 3-51 at Buffalo (AFC Championship)...... (80,632) 12/28/91 L 6-10 at Kansas City (AFC Wild Card Playoff) ...... (77,191) 1/9/94 W 42-24 DENVER (AFC Wild Card Playoff) ...... (67,800) 1/15/94 L 23-29 at Buffalo (AFC Playoff)...... (80,290) 1/6/01 W 27-0 MIAMI (AFC Playoff)...... (61,998) 1/14/01 L 3-16 BALTIMORE (AFC Championship) ...... (62,784) 1/12/02 W 38-24 N.Y. JETS (AFC Wild Card)...... (61,503) 1/19/02 L 13-16 at New England (OT)(AFC Playoff)...... (60,292) 1/12/03 W 30-10 N.Y. JETS (AFC Playoff)...... (62,207) 1/19/03 W 41-24 TENNESSEE (AFC Championship)...... (62,544) 1/26/03 L 21-48 TAMPA BAY (SB XXXVII in San Diego)...... (67,603)

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RAIDERS POSTSEASON TEAM RECORDS

GAME Most Points Scored Best Passing Percentage Best Punting Average 56 vs. Houston (12-21-69) 82.4 vs. Pittsburgh (12-22-73) 56.0 at San Diego (1-11-81) Most Points, Opponent Most Touchdowns Passing Most Yards Punting, Opponent 51 at Buffalo (1-20-91) 6 vs. Houston (12-21-69) 280 at New England (1-19-02) Most Points Scored, Quarter Most Passes Had Intercepted Most Yards Passing, Opponent 28 vs. Houston (12-21-69) 6 at Buffalo (1-20-91) 351 at San Diego (1-11-81) Most Touchdowns Most First Downs Passing Most Total Yards, Opponent 8 vs. Houston (12-21-69) 17 at Baltimore (OT) (12-24-77) 434 at San Diego (1-11-81) Most Field Goals Most Passes Intercepted Most TDs Passing, Opponent 4 vs. Houston (12-31-67) 5 vs. Seattle (1-8-84) 3 at N.Y. Jets (12-29-68) 4 vs. Pittsburgh (12-22-73) 5 vs. Tampa Bay (1-26-03) 3 vs. Denver (1-9-94) Most Plays Most Yards, Interceptions Most TDs Rushing, Opponent 89 at Baltimore (OT) (12-24-77) 98 vs. Miami (1-6-01) 4 at Buffalo (1-20-91) Most Total Yards Most First Downs Fewest Points Scored, Opponent 510 vs. Cleveland (1-8-83) 28 at Baltimore (OT) (12-24-77) 0 vs. Miami (1-6-01) Most Rushing Attempts Most First Downs, Penalty Fewest First Downs, Opponent 55 vs. Pittsburgh (12-22-73) 3 vs. Cincinnati (12-28-75) 10 vs. Miami (1-6-01) Most Yards Rushing 3 at Baltimore (12-24-77) Fewest Total Yards, Opponent 266 vs. Minnesota (1-9-77) 3 at Denver (1-1-78) 146 vs. Houston (12-31-67) Most Touchdowns, Rushing 3 vs. Miami (1-6-01) Fewest Yards Rushing, Opponent 4 vs. Pittsburgh (1-1-84) 3 vs. Tennessee (1-19-03) 28 vs. Houston (12-21-69) Most First Downs, Rushing Most Penalties Fewest Yards Passing, 14 vs. Pittsburgh (12-22-73) 14 vs. Houston (12-21-69) Opponent Best Rushing Average 14 vs. Tennessee (1-19-03) 26 vs. Miami (12-30-73) 7.0 vs. Washington (1-22-84) Most Yards Penalized Most Punts, Opponent Most Passing Attempts 127 vs. Tennessee (1-19-03) 13 at Baltimore (OT) (12-24-77) 47 at N.Y. Jets (12-29-68) Most Punts Most Sacks Most Pass Completions 9 at New England (1-19-02) 6 vs. Houston (12-21-69) 29 vs. Tennessee (1-19-03) 9 vs. Houston (12-28-90) 6 at Baltimore (OT) (12-24-77) Most Yards Passing 9 at Cleveland (1-4-81) 6 vs. Cleveland (1-8-83) 393 at N.Y. Jets (12-29-68) Most Yards Punting 6 vs Washington (1-22-84) 460 vs. Houston (12-28-80) RAIDERS POSTSEASON INDIVIDUAL RECORDS

SERVICE Most Extra Points Most Extra Points Games, Career 42 George Blanda (1967-75) 8George Blanda 24 Gene Upshaw (1967-81) 33 Chris Bahr (1980-88) (12-21-69 vs. Houston) 23 Art Shell (1968-82) Most Field Goals 5 George Blanda 23 Dave Dalby (1972-85) 19 George Blanda (1967-75) (12-22-68 vs. Kansas City) 22 Cliff Branch (1972-85) 15 Chris Bahr (1980-88) 5 Chris Bahr 22 Ray Guy (1973-86) Most Field Goal Attempts (1-1-84 vs. Pittsburgh) Starts, Career 33 George Blanda (1967-75) 5 Chris Bahr 24 Gene Upshaw (1967-81) 19 Chris Bahr (1980-88) (1-22-84 vs. Washington) 18 Fred Biletnikoff (1965-78) 5Sebastian Janikowski 18 Cliff Branch (1972-85) GAME (1-19-03 vs. Tennessee) 18 Art Shell (1968-82) Most Points Most Field Goals 17 Dave Dalby (1972-85) 18 Fred Biletnikoff 4George Blanda 17 Ted Hendricks (1975-83) (12-22-68 vs. Kansas City) (12-31-67 vs. Houston) 18 Dave Casper 4George Blanda SCORING (12-24-77 at Baltimore (OT)) (12-22-73 vs. Pittsburgh) CAREER 18 Napoleon McCallum Longest Field Goal Most Points (1-9-94 vs. Denver) 49 Jeff Jaeger 99 George Blanda (1967-75) Most Touchdowns (1-13-91 vs. Cincinnati) 42 PAT, 19 FG 3Fred Biletnikoff 48 George Blanda 78 Chris Bahr (1980-88) (12-22-68 vs. Kansas City) (1-3-71 at Baltimore) 33 PAT, 15 FG 3 Dave Casper 47 Chris Bahr Most Touchdowns (12-24-77 at Baltimore (OT)) (12-28-80 vs. Houston) 10 Fred Biletnikoff (1965-78) 3 Napoleon McCallum 10 Marcus Allen (1982-92) (1-9-94 vs. Denver) 218 OAKLAND RAIDERS 206-261 hpc 7/26/06 10:32 AM Page 219

PASSING 3 Jim Plunkett 2 Marcus Allen CAREER (1-15-83 vs. N.Y. Jets) (1-1-84 vs. Pittsburgh) Most Passes Attempted 3 Marc Wilson 2Frank Hawkins 325 Ken Stabler (1970-79) (1-5-86 vs. New England) (1-8-84 vs. Seattle) 272 Jim Plunkett (1978-86) Most Yards Gained Passing 2 Marcus Allen 238 Daryle Lamonica (1967-74) 401 Daryle Lamonica (1-22-84 vs. Washington) Most Passes Completed (12-29-68 at N.Y. Jets) Best Average Per Rush 188 Ken Stabler (1970-79) 386 Jim Plunkett (Minimum 6 rushes) 162 Jim Plunkett (1978-86) (1-8-83 vs. Cleveland) 12.8 Bo Jackson 136 Rich Gannon (1999-04) 347 Daryle Lamonica (1-13-91 vs. Cincinnati) Most Touchdown Passes (12-22-68 vs. Kansas City) 10.5 Charlie Garner 19 Ken Stabler (1970-79) Longest Play (1-12-02 vs. N.Y. Jets) 18 Daryle Lamonica (1967-74) 86 Jeff Hostetler to 9.6 Marcus Allen 11 Jim Plunkett (1978-86) Tim Brown (1-22-84 vs. Washington) 11 Rich Gannon (1999-04) TD (1-15-94 at Buffalo) Longest Run From Most Yards Gained Passing 82 Daryle Lamonica to Rod Scrimmage 2,398 Ken Stabler (1970-79) Sherman TD (12-27-70 80 Charlie Garner 2,293 Jim Plunkett (1978-86) vs. Miami) (1-12-02 vs. N.Y. Jets) 1,748 Daryle Lamonica (1967-74) 74 Marcus Allen Most Interceptions RUSHING (1-22-84 vs. Washington) 12 Jim Plunkett (1978-86) CAREER 69 Hewritt Dixon 11 Ken Stabler (1970-79) Most Rushing Attempts (12-31-67 vs. Houston) 8 Rich Gannon (1999-04) 163 Mark van Eeghen (1974-81) Best Percentage 157 Marcus Allen (1982-92) RECEIVING (90 or more Attempts) 128 Clarence Davis (1971-7 8) CAREER Most Pass Receptions 63.6 Rich Gannon (1999-04) Most Yards Rushing 73 Cliff Branch (1972-85) 59.6 Jim Plunkett (1978-86) 933 Marcus Allen (1982-92) 70 Fred Biletnikoff (1965-78) 57.8 Ken Stabler (1970-79) 579 Mark van Eeghen (1974-81) 36 Marcus Allen (1982-92) 506 Clarence Davis (1971-78) Most Yards Gained Most Touchdowns Rushing GAME 1,289 Cliff Branch (1972-85) Most Passes Attempted 8 Marcus Allen (1982-92) 1,167 Fred Biletnikoff (1965-78) 5Pete Banaszak (1966-78) 47 Daryle Lamonica 526 Tim Brown (1988-03) (12-29-68 at N.Y. Jets) 4 Mark van Eeghen (1974-81) Most Touchdown Receptions 44 Rich Gannon Best Average Per Rush 10 Fred Biletnikoff (1965-78) (1-26-03 vs. Tampa Bay) (90 or more Attempts) 7 Dave Casper (1974- Most Passes Completed 5.9 Marcus Allen (1982-92) 80,84) 29 Rich Gannon 3.9 Clarence Davis (1971-78) 5Cliff Branch (1972-85) (1-19-03 vs. Tennessee) 3.7 Pete Banaszak (1966-78) Longest Pass Reception 24 Jim Plunkett 86 Tim Brown (1-8-83 vs. Cleveland) GAME (1-15-94 at Buffalo) 24 Rich Gannon Most Rushing Attempts Best Average Per Catch (1-26-03 vs. Tampa Bay) 25 Marcus Allen (15 or more receptions) 23 Rich Gannon (1-8-84 vs. Seattle) 17.7 Cliff Branch (1974-85) (1-12-02 vs. N.Y. Jets) 22 Mark van Eeghen 17.1 Raymond Chester Most Touchdown Passes (12-26-76 vs. Pittsburgh) (1970-72, 78-81) 6 Daryle Lamonica 22 Marcus Allen (12-21-69 vs. Houston) (1-5-86 vs. New England) GAME 5 Daryle Lamonica Most Yards Rushing Most Pass Receptions (12-22-68 vs. Kansas City) 191 Marcus Allen 9Tim Brown Best Percentage (1-22-84 vs. Washington) (1-19-03 vs. Tennessee) 82.4 Ken Stabler 158 Charlie Garner 9 Jerry Rice (12-22-73 vs. Pittsburgh) (1-12-02 vs. N.Y. Jets) (1-12-02 vs. N.Y. Jets) 79.3 Rich Gannon 15 Marcus Allen 9Fred Biletnikoff (1-12-02 vs. N.Y. Jets) (1-8-84 vs. Seattle) (12-18-76 vs. 76.5 Daryle Lamonica Most Touchdowns Rushing New England) (12-21-69 vs. Houston) 3 Napoleon McCallum 9 Cliff Branch Most Interceptions (1-9-94 vs. Denver) (12-29-74 vs. Pittsburgh) 5 Rich Gannon 2 Napoleon McCallum Most Yards Gained (1-26-03 vs. Tampa Bay) (1-15-94 at Buffalo) 190 Fred Biletnikoff 4Todd Marinovich 2 Marv Hubbard (12-29-68 at N.Y. Jets) (12-28-91 at Kansas City) (12-22-73 vs. Pittsburgh) 186 Cliff Branch 3 George Blanda 2Pete Banaszak (12-29-74 vs. Pittsburgh) (1-3-71 at Baltimore) (1-9-77 vs. Minnesota) 183 Jerry Rice 3 Daryle Lamonica 2 Mark van Eeghen (1-12-02 vs. N.Y. Jets) (1-4-70 vs. Kansas City) (1-4-81 at Cleveland) 3Ken Stabler 2 Marcus Allen (12-29-74 vs. Pittsburgh) (1-8-83 vs. Cleveland)

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Most Touchdown Receptions Best Average Per Return Most Yards Returned 3Fred Biletnikoff (10 or more returns) 98 Tory James (12-22-68 vs. Kansas City) 30.0 Carl Garrett (1976-77) (1-6-01 vs. Miami) 3 Dave Casper 27.9 George Atkinson 75 Willie Brown (12-24-77 at Baltimore (OT)) (1968-77) (1-9-77 vs. Minnesota) Longest Pass Reception Most Touchdowns Most Touchdowns 86 Tim Brown None 1 George Atkinson (1-15-94 at Buffalo) (12-21-69 vs. Houston) Best Average Gain Per Catch GAME 1Willie Brown (3 or more receptions) Most Kickoff Returns (12-27-70 vs. Miami) 37.0 James Jett 8 Marcus Knight 1Willie Brown (1-9-94 vs. Denver) (1-26-03 vs. Tampa Bay) (12-22-73 vs. Pittsburgh) 28.7 Tim Brown 5 Carl Garrett 1Willie Brown (1-9-94 vs. Denver) (12-24-77 at Baltimore (OT)) (1-9-77 vs. Minnesota) 4 by Several Players 1 Lester Hayes PUNT RETURNS Most Yards Returned (12-28-80 vs. Houston) CAREER 169 Carl Garrett 1 Lester Hayes Most Punt Returns (12-24-77 at Baltimore (OT)) (1-1-84 vs. Pittsburgh) 18 Neal Colzie (1975-78) 119 Carl Garrett 1 Jack Squirek 13 George Atkinson (1968-77) (12-18-76 vs. (1-22-84 vs. Washington) 13 Greg Pruitt (1982-84) New England) 1Tory James Most Yards Returned Most Touchdowns (1-6-01 vs. Miami) 221 Neal Colzie (1975-78) None Longest Interception Return 101 Greg Pruitt (1982-84) Best Average Per Return 90 Tory James Most Touchdowns (3 or more ret.) (1-6-01 vs. Miami) None 37.0 Carl Garrett (1-1-78 at 75 Willie Brown Best Average Per Return Denver) (1-9-77 vs. Minnesota) (10 or more returns) 33.8 Carl Garrett (12-24-77 at 12.3 Neal Colzie (1975-78) Baltimore (OT)) PUNTING 8.0 Rodger Bird (1967-71) Longest Kickoff Return CAREER 62 Carl Garrett (1-1-78 at Most Punts GAME Denver) 111 Ray Guy (1973-86) Most Punt Returns 52 George Atkinson (1-4-70 42 Mike Eischeid (1966-71) 5 Rodger Bird vs. Kansas City) Most Yards Punting (12-31-67 vs. Houston) 4,695 Ray Guy (1973-86) 5 Neal Colzie INTERCEPTIONS 1,797 Mike Eischeid (1966-71) (12-24-77 at Baltimore (OT)) CAREER Best Average Per Punt 5 Greg Pruitt Most Interceptions 42.8 Mike Eischeid (1966-71) (1-1-84 vs. Pittsburgh) 8 Lester Hayes (1977-86) 42.3 Ray Guy (1973-86) Most Yards Returned 7Willie Brown (1967-77) 64 Neal Colzie Most Yards Returned GAME (12-28-75 vs. Cincinnati) 196 Willie Brown (1967-77) Most Punts 53 Neal Colzie 98 George Atkinson (1968-77) 9 Shane Lechler (12-18-76 vs. New England) Most Touchdowns (1-19-02 at New England) Most Touchdowns 3Willie Brown (1967-77) 9 Ray Guy None 2 Lester Hayes (1977-86) (1-4-81 at Cleveland) Best Average Per Return 1 George Atkinson (1968-77) 9 Ray Guy (3 or more returns) 1Tory James (2002) (12-28-80 vs. Houston) 17.7 Neal Colzie Most Yards Punting (12-18-76 vs. New England) GAME 460 Ray Guy 16.0 Neal Colzie Most Interceptions (12-28-80 vs. Houston) (12-28-75 vs. Cincinnati) 3 Rod Martin 374 Ray Guy Longest Punt Return (1-25-81 vs. Philadelphia) (12-24-77 at Baltimore (OT)) 37 George Atkinson 2 Jack Tatum Best Avg. Per Punt (3+ (12-23-72 at Pittsburgh) (1-4-76 vs. Pittsburgh) punts) 25 Neal Colzie 2 Lester Hayes 56.0 Ray Guy (1-1-77 vs. Minnesota) (1-28-80 vs. Houston) (1-11-81 at San Diego) 2 Lester Hayes 51.0 Ray Guy KICKOFF RETURNS (1-4-81 at Cleveland) (12-28-80 vs. Houston) CAREER 2 Mike Davis Longest Punt Most Kickoff Returns (1-8-84 vs. Seattle) 71 Ray Guy 16 Carl Garrett (1976-77) 2Tory James (1-11-81 at San Diego) 16 Clarence Davis (1971-78) (1-6-01 vs. Miami) 66 Ray Guy Most Yards Returned (12-28-80 vs. Houston) 481 Carl Garrett (1976-77) 343 Clarence Davis (1971-78)

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RAIDERS MONDAY NIGHT RECORD

1970-2005 (36-21-1) 10/19/70 W 34-20 WASHINGTON ...... (54,471) 10/4/71 W 34-20 at Cleveland ...... (84,285) 10/9/72 W 34-0 at Houston ...... (51,378) 12/11/72 W 24-16 NEW YORK JETS ...... (54,843) 10/22/73 T 23-23 at Denver ...... (51,270) 9/16/74 L 20-21 at Buffalo ...... (80,020) 9/22/75 W 31-21 at Miami ...... (78,774) 12/8/75 W 17-10 DENVER ...... (54,037) 9/20/76 W 24-21 at Kansas City ...... (63,225) 12/6/76 W 35-20 CINCINNATI ...... (54,037) 10/3/77 W 37-28 at Kansas City ...... (63,393) 11/28/77 W 34-13 BUFFALO ...... (54,598) 11/13/78 W 34-21 at Cincinnati ...... (56,600) 10/8/79 W 13-3 MIAMI ...... (54,600) 12/3/79 W 42-35 at New Orleans ...... (71,323) 10/20/80 W 45-34 at Pittsburgh ...... (53,940) 1/17/80 W 19-17 at Seattle ...... (64,771) 12/1/80 W 9-3 DENVER ...... (54,563) 9/14/81 W 36-10 at Minnesota ...... (48,446) 12/7/81 W 30-27 PITTSBURGH ...... (54,555) 12/21/81 L 10-23 at San Diego ...... (52,975) 11/22/82 W 28-24 SAN DIEGO ...... (55,060) 9/19/83 W 27-14 MIAMI ...... (60,696) 9/24/84 W 33-30 SAN DIEGO ...... (80,674) 11/12/84 L 14-17 at Seattle ...... (64,931) 12/10/84 W 24-3 at Detroit ...... (70,742) 10/28/85 W 34-21 SAN DIEGO ...... (72,022) 12/23/85 W 16-6 at L.A. Rams ...... (68,904) 2/8/86 L 0-37 at Seattle ...... (64,944) 10/12/87 L 14-30 at Denver ...... (63,452) 11/30/87 W 37-14 at Seattle ...... (64,640) 9/26/88 W 30-27 at Denver (OT) ...... (75,964) 11/28/88 L 27-35 at Seattle ...... (62,641) 10/9/89 W 14-7 at New York Jets ...... (76,891) 11/19/90 W 13-10 at Miami ...... (72,393) 12/10/90 W 38-31 at Detroit ...... (80,066) 10/28/91 L 21-24 at Kansas City ...... (77,870) 12/16/91 L 0-27 at New Orleans ...... (68,625) 9/28/92 L 7-28 at Kansas City ...... (77,622) 12/14/92 L 7-20 at Miami ...... (72,220) 10/18/93 W 23-20 at Denver ...... (75,937) 9/5/94 L 14-44 at San Francisco ...... (69,357) 12/5/94 W 24-17 at San Diego ...... (63,604) 10/16/95 L 0-27 at Denver ...... (75,914) 11/27/95 L 6-12 at San Diego ...... (63,177) 10/21/96 W 23-14 at San Diego ...... (62,583) 11/4/96 L 21-22 DENVER ...... (61,656) 12/9/96 W 26-7 KANSAS CITY ...... (61,587) 9/8/97 L 27-28 KANSAS CITY ...... (61,523) 11/24/97 L 3-31 at Denver ...... (75,953) 11/22/99 L 21-27 at Denver (OT) ...... (75,870) 11/13/00 L 24-27 at Denver ...... (75,951) 11/5/01 W 38-28 DENVER ...... (62,637) 11/11/02 W 34-10 at Denver ...... (76,643) 12/2/02 W 26-20 NEW YORK JETS ...... (62,257) 9/22/03 L 10-31 at Denver ...... (76,753) 10/20/03 L 10-17 KANSAS CITY ...... (62,391) 12/22/03 L 7-41 GREEN BAY ...... (62,298)

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RAIDERS SHUTOUT VICTORIES

(LEAGUE GAMES ONLY) 12/16/62 ...... 20-0 ...... BOSTON PATRIOTS 9/10/67 ...... 51-0 ...... DENVER BRONCOS 11/24/68 ...... 34-0 ...... at Cincinnati Bengals 9/26/71 ...... 34-0 ...... at San Diego Chargers 10/9/72 ...... 34-0 ...... at Houston Oilers 11/4/73 ...... 42-0 ...... NEW YORK GIANTS 9/29/74 ...... 17-0 ...... at Pittsburgh Steelers 10/5/75 ...... 6-0 ...... at San Diego Chargers 10/26/75 ...... 25-0 ...... SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 12/12/76 ...... 24-0 ...... at San Diego Chargers 9/18/77 ...... 24-0 ...... SAN DIEGO CHARGERS 9/8/85 ...... 31-0 ...... NEW YORK JETS 9/13/87 ...... 20-0 ...... at Green Bay Packers 9/15/91 ...... 16-0 ...... INDIANAPOLIS COLTS 10/18/92 ...... 19-0 ...... at Seattle Seahawks 11/22/92 ...... 24-0 ...... DENVER BRONCOS 12/19/99 ...... 45-0 ...... TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS 12/28/02 ...... 24-0 ...... KANSAS CITY CHIEFS

OVERTIME GAME RESULTS

Won 14, Lost 17 11/23/75 . . . . .W...... 26-23...... at Washington 11/30/75 ...... W...... 37-34...... ATLANTA 12/24/77 ...... W...... 37-31...... at Baltimore (AFC Playoff) 10/1/78 ...... W...... 25-19 ...... at Chicago 9/14/80 ...... L ...... 24-30...... at San Diego 10/28/84 ...... L ...... 19-22...... DENVER 11/10/85 ...... L ...... 34-40...... at San Diego 11/24/85 ...... W...... 31-28...... DENVER 12/8/85 ...... W...... 17-14...... at Denver 11/20/86 ...... W...... 37-31...... at San Diego 11/30/86 ...... L ...... 27-33 ...... PHILADELPHIA 9/26/88 ...... W...... 30-27...... at Denver 12/3/89 ...... W...... 16-13...... DENVER 10/13/91 ...... W...... 23-20...... at Seattle 12/8/91 ...... L ...... 27-30 ...... BUFFALO 9/13/92 ...... L ...... 21-24...... at Cincinnati 1/2/94 ...... W...... 33-30...... DENVER 10/16/94 ...... L ...... 17-20 ...... at Miami 9/17/95 ...... L ...... 17-23...... at Kansas City 11/10/96 ...... L ...... 17-20...... at Tampa Bay 11/17/96 ...... L ...... 13-16 ...... MINNESOTA 8/31/97 ...... L ...... 21-24...... at Tennessee 11/22/99 ...... L ...... 21-27...... at Denver 1/2/00 . . . . .W...... 41-38...... at Kansas City 10/8/00 ...... W...... 34-28...... at San Francisco 12/2/01 ...... L ...... 31-34...... ARIZONA 1/19/02 ...... L ...... 13-16 ...... at New England (AFC Playoff) 10/20/02 ...... L ...... 21-27 ...... SAN DIEGO 11/3/02 ...... L ...... 20-23 ...... SAN FRANCISCO 9/28/03 ...... W...... 34-31 ...... SAN DIEGO 11/9/03 ...... L ...... 24-27 ...... NEW YORK JETS

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RAIDERS ATTENDANCE RECORDS TOTAL ATTENDANCE—HOME AND AWAY League Games Total Total Total Year Home Away Preseason Postseason Games Total 1960 87,281 94,010 48,643 19 209,934 1961 53,582 114,083 35,736 19 203,401 1962 76,893 133,081 49,053 19 259,027 1963 122,048 163,013 58,710 19 343,771 1964 127,369 185,249 80,152 19 372,770 1965 147,081 231,468 88,544 19 467,093 1966 253,508 229,605 104,144 18 587,257 1967 276,498 296,833 121,708 128,876 21 823,915 1968 328,705 287,007 209,469 115,984 21 941,165 1969 371,714 301,976 213,235 108,083 21 995,008 1970 381,418 378,080 333,790 110,769 22 1,204,037 1971 382,755 438,141 335,309 20 1,156,205 1972 379,522 405,628 351,940 50,350 21 1,187,440 1973 396,604 357,000 336,441 133,709 22 1,233,754 1974 376,541 428,572 266,455 108,024 22 1,179,592 1975 377,380 381,744 316,225 103,097 22 1,178,446 1976 375,013 407,915 253,139 211,282 23 1,247,349 1977 379,878 453,905 329,692 135,807 22 1,299,282 1978 435,225 515,731 220,527 20 1,171,483 1979 436,560 510,588 227,684 21 1,174,832 1980 394,682 531,815 186,011 262,187 24 1,374,695 1981 391,913 520,920 192,072 20 1,104,905 1982 227,193 269,997 228,717 147,934 15 873,841 1983 420,776 517,409 198,309 257,689 23 1,394,183 1984 560,181 541,835 216,908 64,910 21 1,383,834 1985 562,446 528,767 219,063 89,289 21 1,399,567 1986 560,081 520,717 213,923 20 1,294,721 1987 429,813* 441,488** 208,530 19*** 1,079,831 1988 459,841 541,288 223,589 20 1,224,718 1989 423,641 563,263 165,596 20 1,152,500 1990 476,581 577,187 257,850 173,120 23 1,484,783 1991 521,600 530,509 242,663 77,191 22 1,371,963 1992 431,495 535,471 217,126 20 1,184,092 1993 399,076 548,340 265,725 148,090 23 1,361,231 1994 421,756 558,455 257,895 21 1,238,106 1995 423,376 556,666 209,046 20 1,189,088 1996 425,018 530,488 220,575 21 1,176,081 1997 375,499 514,622 171,339 20 1,061,460 1998 386,548 529,419 185,001 20 1,100,968 1999 497,041 634,089 186,426 20 1,131,130 2000 462,515 536,140 185,380 124,782 22 1,308,817 2001 472,091 563,480 266,369 121,795 23 1,423,735 2002 485,092 559,050 207,225 192,354 23 1,443,721 2003 440,063 535,730 193,686 20 1,169,479 2004 405,936 551,687 172,423 20 1,130,046 2005 418,450 595,011 200,161 20 1,213,622 *Includes two games played with replacement players **Includes one game played with replacement players *** Includes three games played with replacement players OAKLAND RAIDERS 223 206-261 hpc 7/26/06 10:32 AM Page 224

AVERAGE HOME LEAGUE GAME TICKET COUNTS 1960 9,612 Kezar Stadium (4) 10,006 Candlestick Park (3) 1961 7,655 Candlestick Park (7) 1962 10,985 Frank Youell Field (7) 1963 17,435 Frank Youell Field (7) 1964 18,196 Frank Youell Field (7) 1965 21,012 Frank Youell Field (7) 1966 36,215 Oakland Coliseum (7) 1967 39,450 Oakland Coliseum (7) 1968 46,958 Oakland Coliseum (7) 1969 53,102 Oakland Coliseum (7) 1970 54,488 Oakland Coliseum (7) 1971 54,679 Oakland Coliseum (7) 1972 54,217 Oakland Coliseum (7) 1973 56,658 Oakland Coliseum (6) Cal Berkeley (1) 1974 53,792 Oakland Coliseum (7) 1975 53,911 Oakland Coliseum (7) 1976 53,573 Oakland Coliseum (7) 1977 54,268 Oakland Coliseum (7) 1978 54,403 Oakland Coliseum (8) 1979 54,570 Oakland Coliseum (8) 1980 49,335 Oakland Coliseum (8) 1981 48,989 Oakland Coliseum (8) 1982 56,798 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (4) 1983 52,597 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (8) 1984 70,023 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (8) 1985 70,306 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (8) 1986 70,010 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (8) 1987 53,727* Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (8) 1988 57,480 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (8) 1989 52,955 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (8) 1990 59,580 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (8) 1991 65,200 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (8) 1992 53,937 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (8) 1993 49,885 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (8) 1994 52,719 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (8) 1995 52,922 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum (8) 1996 53,127 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum (8) 1997 46,938 Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum (8) 1998 48,319 Network Associates Coliseum (8) 1999 49,768 Network Associates Coliseum (8) 2000 57,814 Network Associates Coliseum (8) 2001 59,011 Network Associates Coliseum (8) 2002 60,037 Network Associates Coliseum (8) 2003 55,008 Network Associates Coliseum (8) 2004 50,742 Network Associates Coliseum (8) 2005 52,306 McAfee Coliseum (8) *Includes two games played with replacement players. HOME RECORDS BY STADIUM WON LOST TIED PCT. Kezar Stadium (1960) 2 2 0 .500 Candlestick Park (1960-61) 2 8 0 .200 Frank Youell Field (1962-65) 17 11 0 .607 McAfee Coliseum (1966-81, 1995-05) 134 66 3 .670 Memorial Stadium, Berkeley (1973) 1 0 0 1.000 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum (1982-94) 64 36 0 .640 TOTAL 220 123 3 .641

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LEAGUE GAME RECORDS HOME AWAY 92,496 Denver 1986 90,129 Washington 2005 92,488 San Francisco 1991 84,285 Cleveland 1971 92,488 Dallas 1992 83,102 New Orleans 1971 92,487 San Francisco 1985 82,094 Kansas City 1972 92,469 Denver 1984 81,503 Cleveland 1977 90,016 Denver 1989 80,638 Detroit 1981 87,291 Pittsburgh 1984 80,332 Buffalo 1990

NFL TEAMS AT RAIDERS RAIDERS AT NFL CITIES 46,053 Arizona 1989 58,814 Arizona 2002 55,175 Atlanta 2000 70,616 Atlanta 2004 45,398 Baltimore (Ravens) 2003 69,037 Baltimore (Ravens) 1998 86,746 Buffalo 1991 80,332 Buffalo 1990 60,637 Carolina 2000 73,518 Carolina 2004 86,011 Chicago 1987 66,950 Chicago 1993 59,012 Cincinnati 1985 60,046 Cincinnati 1991 70,030 Cleveland 1986 84,285 Cleveland 1971 92,488 Dallas 1992 65,070 Dallas 1983 92,496 Denver 1986 76,753 Denver 2003 54,422 Detroit 1978 80,638 Detroit 1981 62,298 Green Bay 2003 59,872 Green Bay 1999 54,705 Houston (Oilers) 1971 62,425 Houston (Oilers) 1991 55,147 Indianapolis 1986 70,741 Houston (Texans) 2004 46,433 Jacksonville 1996 57,230 Indianapolis 2004 68,771 Kansas City 1986 82,094 Kansas City 1972 86,203 L.A. Rams 1991 71,039 L.A. Rams 1977 74,121 Miami (at Berkeley) 1973 80,047 Miami 1975 56,653 Minnesota 2003 64,080 Minnesota 1999 62,552 New England 2002 61,279 New England 1976 56,269 New Orleans 1985 83,102 New Orleans 1971 73,318 New York Giants 1986 78,756 New York Giants 2001 62,632 New York Jets 2000 77,716 New York Jets 1995,96,97 60,117 Philadelphia 1986 71,252 Philadelphia 1980 87,291 Pittsburgh 1984 62,260 Pittsburgh 2002 80,674 San Diego 1984 49,051 St. Louis (Cardinals) 1973 92,488 San Francisco 1991 66,070 St. Louis (Rams) 2002 81,201 Seattle 1985 67,968 San Diego 2002 60,874 Tampa Bay 2004 69,357 San Francisco 1994 61,934 Tennessee 2001 68,681 Seattle 2000 56,763 Washington 1989 48,300 Tampa Bay 1996 68,809 Tennessee 2003 90,129 Washington 2005

POSTSEASON GAME RECORDS HOME AWAY 92,488 Cincinnati 1990 103,424 Minnesota (SB Xl) 1976 92,434 Pittsburgh 1983 80,632 at Buffalo 1990 92,335 Seattle 1983 80,290 at Buffalo 1993 90,888 N.Y. Jets 1982 80,047 at Miami 1973 89,289 New England 1985 79,473 at Cleveland 1980 77,191 at Kansas City 1991 NFL TEAMS AT RAIDERS 62,748 Baltimore 2000 RAIDERS AT NFL CITIES 92,488 Cincinnati 1990 60,763 at Baltimore 1977 57,246 Cleveland 1982 80,632 at Buffalo 1990 67,800 Denver 1993 79,473 at Cleveland 1980 54,539 Houston 1980 75,044 at Denver 1977 54,544 Kansas City 1969 77,191 at Kansas City 1991 61,998 Miami 2000 75,105 at Miami 1973 89,289 New England 1985 62,627 at N.Y. Jets 1968 90,688 New York Jets 1982 50,350 at Pittsburgh 1972 92,434 Pittsburgh 1983 52,675 at San Diego 1980 92,335 Seattle 1983 64,910 at Seattle 1984 62,554 Tennessee 2002 60,292 at New England 2001

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PRESEASON VS. ALL OPPONENTS

Opponent 1st Met W L T Win Pct. Arizona Cardinals 1976 6 3 0 .667 Atlanta Falcons 1974 3 1 0 .750 Buffalo Bills 1960 5 1 0 .833 Chicago Bears 1977 4 4 0 .500 Cleveland Browns 1982 1 3 0 .250 Dallas Cowboys 1972 16 9 0 .640 Denver Broncos 1961 7 4 0 .636 Detroit Lions 1974 3 1 0 .750 Green Bay Packers 1970 5 3 0 .625 Houston Texans 2005 0 1 0 .000 Indianapolis Colts 1968 2 4 0 .333 Kansas City Chiefs 1960 1 8 0 .111 Miami Dolphins 1984 0 3 0 .000 Minnesota Vikings 1973 0 3 0 .000 New England Patriots 1960 6 5 1 .545 New Orleans Saints 1990 2 1 0 .667 New York Jets 1960 7 2 0 .778 Philadelphia Eagles 1970 2 2 0 .500 Pittsburgh Steelers 1970 1 2 0 .333 St. Louis Rams 1970 10 7 0 .588 San Diego Chargers 1960 7 7 0 .500 San Francisco 49ers 1967 17 16 0 .515 Seattle Seahawks 1976 2 2 0 .500 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1998 0 1 0 .000 Tennessee Titans 1961 5 4 0 .556 Washington Redskins 1980 1 4 0 .200 TOTALS 113 101 1 .528

PRESEASON RESULTS

1960 (2-3) 7/31 L 13-20 DALLAS TEXANS (Kezar) ...... (12,000) 8/13 W 23-17 N.Y. Titans at Sacramento ...... (9,551)* 8/19 L 17-24 L.A. CHARGERS (Kezar) ...... (6,521) 8/24 W 26-21 at Buffalo ...... (17,071) 8/28 L 14-28 Boston at Amherst, Mass...... (3,500) 1961 (1-3) 8/3 L 17-35 Houston at Honolulu ...... (12,500) 8/10 L 21-48 Denver at Spokane ...... (6,500) 8/27 L 7-35 at San Diego ...... (10,436) 9/4 W 49-12 DENVER (Candlestick) ...... (6,300) 1962 (1-4) 8/4 L 3-13 Dallas Texans at Atlanta ...... (8,000) 8/11 W 21-20 Boston at Providence ...... (9,000) 8/18 L 6-22 Dallas Texans at Midland, Texas ...... (10,000) 8/26 L 27-33 SAN DIEGO (Youell) ...... (17,053) 8/31 L 12-41 Denver at Stockton ...... (5,000)

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1963 (3-2) 8/4 W 24-17 BOSTON (Youell) ...... (9,721) 8/11 W 35-19 DENVER (Youell) ...... (9,655) 8/17 L 21-35 Kansas City at Seattle ...... (13,500) 8/23 W 43-16 NEW YORK JETS (Youell) ...... (8,317) 8/31 L 3-13 at San Diego ...... (17,517) 1964 (3-2) 8/9 L 14-21 KANSAS CITY (Youell) ...... (11,118) 8/14 W 20-7 at Denver ...... (13,545) 8/23 W 34-31 BUFFALO (Youell) ...... (10,243) 8/29 W 34-20 Houston at Las Vegas ...... (8,500) 9/5 L 10-24 at San Diego ...... (16,746) 1965 (3-2) 8/7 W 10-3 at San Diego ...... (27,168) 8/14 L 17-27 Denver at Salt Lake City ...... (18,000) 8/22 W 23-6 KANSAS CITY (Youell) ...... (13,592) 8/28 L 17-46 San Diego at Portland, Ore...... (15,234) 9/4 W 30-20 Denver at Sacramento ...... (14,550) 1966 (2-2) 8/2 L 17-26 at Houston ...... (36,935) 8/13 W 17-7 at San Diego ...... (17,097) 8/20 L 10-21 Boston at Anaheim ...... (36,038) 8/28 W 52-21 at Denver ...... (14,074) 1967 (2-3) 8/5 W 24-23 SAN DIEGO ...... (24,855)* 8/12 W 24-7 HOUSTON ...... (23,647)* 8/19 L 0-48 Kansas City at Portland, Ore...... (13,352)* 8/27 L 17-21 Denver at North Platte, Neb...... (6,600) 9/3 L 10-13 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (53,254) 1968 (3-2) 8/3 L 12-14 BALTIMORE ...... (51,154)* 8/10 W 37-7 SAN DIEGO ...... (38,922)* 8/24 L 21-31 at Kansas City ...... (43,769)* 9/1 W 26-19 at San Francisco (Kezar) ...... (57,593) 9/7 W 23-7 Denver at Portland, Ore...... (18,031)* 1969 (2-3) 8/2 L 17-23 Kansas City at Birmingham, Ala. . . . .(21,000)* 8/9 L 30-34 BALTIMORE ...... (51,246)* 8/16 L 7-10 at San Diego ...... (35,940)* 8/25 W 24-6 NEW YORK JETS ...... (52,927)* 8/31 W 42-28 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (52,122) 1970 (2-4) 8/8 L 21-33 BALTIMORE ...... (53,519) 8/17 W 30-19 at Philadelphia ...... (50,853) 8/22 L 23-34 at L.A. Rams ...... (67,497) 8/30 L 7-37 GREEN BAY ...... (53,395) 9/6 W 31-17 at San Francisco ...... (55,521) 9/12 L 6-20 PITTSBURGH ...... (53,005) 1971 (5-1) 8/9 L 24-25 PHILADELPHIA ...... (53,706)* 8/14 W 41-20 NEW YORK JETS ...... (53,693)* 8/21 W 20-7 L.A. RAMS (Berkeley) ...... (67,739) 8/28 W 17-13 at Green Bay ...... (56,263)* 9/4 W 34-28 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (53,696)* 9/11 W 24-3 Baltimore at Jacksonville, Fla...... (50,212)* 1972 (4-2) 8/5 W 31-24 NEW ENGLAND ...... (53,661)* * Night game

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8/14 W 16-0 BALTIMORE ...... (53,627)* 8/19 W 34-9 at L.A. Rams ...... (60,762)* 8/26 W 31-13 BUFFALO (Berkeley) ...... (60,046) 9/3 L 21-34 at San Francisco ...... (61,237)* 9/9 L 10-16 at Dallas ...... (62,607)* 1973 (4-1-1) 8/5 T 17-17 at New England ...... (43,914)* 8/11 W 27-26 DALLAS ...... (53,723)* 8/18 W 16-3 L.A. RAMS (Berkeley) ...... (57,549) 8/25 L 10-34 MINNESOTA (Berkeley) ...... (57,515) 9/1 W 23-17 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (53,612) 9/8 W 17-7 at Buffalo ...... (70,128) 1974 (5-1) 8/3 W 27-7 DALLAS ...... (41,049)* 8/10 W 28-16 ATLANTA (Berkeley) ...... (34,319) 8/16 W 41-10 at Detroit ...... (30,055)* 8/24 L 14-25 PHILADELPHIA ...... (53,077)* 9/2 W 20-19 at San Francisco ...... (52,538)* 9/7 W 31-6 NEW YORK JETS (Berkeley) ...... (55,417) 1975 (5-1) 8/10 W 34-0 DETROIT (Berkeley) ...... (52,524) 8/17 W 24-21 PITTSBURGH (Berkeley) ...... (57,937) 8/23 W 22-7 at Atlanta ...... (43,151)* 8/30 W 40-21 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (52,866)* 9/5 W 31-20 at Dallas ...... (41,117)* 9/11 L 0-6 at L.A. Rams ...... (68,630)* 1976 (5-1) 7/31 W 27-14 DALLAS ...... (52,391)* 8/7 W 20-9 St. Louis at Phoenix, Ariz...... (33,216)* 8/13 W 41-17 at NY Jets (Yankee Stadium) ...... (10,726)* 8/21 L 14-23 L.A. RAMS ...... (52,615)* 8/29 W 14-9 at San Francisco ...... (52,704) 9/4 W 45-28 SEATTLE ...... (51,487)* 1977 (4-2) 8/8 W 40-0 HOUSTON ...... (51,777)* 8/13 L 13-20 CHICAGO ...... (52,909)* 8/18 L 10-12 at Seattle ...... (62,187)* 8/27 W 35-7 SAN DIEGO ...... (52,346)* 9/3 W 33-0 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (53,442)* 9/9 W 21-0 at L.A. Rams ...... (57,031)* 1978 (2-2) 8/5 W 14-13 at Chicago ...... (54,758)* 8/12 L 7-21 NEW ENGLAND ...... (53,335)* 8/20 W 31-14 at San Francisco ...... (58,658) 8/26 L 3-28 L.A. RAMS ...... (53,776)* 1979 (3-2) 7/28 W 20-13 Dallas at Canton, Ohio ...... (20,648) 8/4 L 14-20 at Los Angeles ...... (54,575) 8/11 W 41-10 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (53,503)* 8/19 L 14-35 at New England ...... (46,518) 8/25 W 48-21 BUFFALO ...... (52,440)* 1980 (2-2) 8/9 L 14-33 at San Francisco ...... (55,585) 8/16 W 31-29 NEW ENGLAND ...... (41,649)* 8/23 L 17-34 at Washington ...... (47,547)* 8/30 W 24-23 PHILADELPHIA ...... (41,230)* 1981 (2-2) 8/8 W 17-16 ATLANTA ...... (42,697)* 8/15 L 14-34 at Green Bay ...... (55,151)*

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8/22 L 21-23 at New England ...... (43,032) 8/29 W 21-7 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (51,192)* 1982 (2-2) 8/14 W 17-14 at San Francisco ...... (61,065) 8/21 L 16-30 at Detroit ...... (59,924)* 8/29 W 24-3 GREEN BAY ...... (54,268)* 9/4 L 10-37 CLEVELAND ...... (53,460)* 1983 (1-3) 8/6 W 26-23 (OT) SAN FRANCISCO ...... (41,337)* 8/13 L 17-20 at New York Jets ...... (51,454)* 8/20 L 21-27 CHICAGO ...... (41,032)* 8/26 L 17-20 at Cleveland ...... (64,486)* 1984 (1-3) 8/4 L 10-13 at San Francisco ...... (61,361)* 8/10 W 21-20 at Washington ...... (55,415)* 8/19 L 23-29 MIAMI ...... (47,060) 8/24 L 14-20 NEW YORK JETS ...... (53,072)* 1985 (1-3) 8/10 L 21-28 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (61,784)* 8/18 L 9-14 WASHINGTON ...... (56,939) 8/24 L 17-23 MIAMI ...... (55,414)* 8/30 W 26-7 at Cleveland ...... (44,926)* 1986 (2-2) 8/10 L 0-32 at San Francisco ...... (61,834) 8/16 W 24-19 DALLAS ...... (60,248)* 8/22 W 24-10 NEW ENGLAND ...... (52,061)* 8/28 L 22-25 CLEVELAND ...... (57,780)* 1987 (1-3) 8/15 L 16-42 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (53,838)* 8/22 L 3-7 BUFFALO ...... (47,281)* 8/30 W 34-10 at Dallas ...... (50,729)* 9/5 L 17-20 CHICAGO ...... (56,682) 1988 (1-3) 8/6 L 10-24 at San Francisco ...... (64,457)* 8/13 L 17-27 DALLAS ...... (50,071) 8/20 L 27-45 WASHINGTON ...... (45,982)* 8/26 W 37-22 Chicago ...... (63,079)* 1989 (0-4) 8/12 L 7-37 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (36,739)* 8/19 L 20-27 DALLAS ...... (39,154)* 8/26 L 21-23 Houston at Oakland ...... (50,642)* 9/2 L 38-41 CHICAGO ...... (39,061) 1990 (4-1) 8/5 L 10-17 New Orleans at London, England . . .(63,106)* 8/11 W 23-13 at San Francisco ...... (66,455)* 8/18 W 16-14 DALLAS ...... (31,120) 8/24 W 20-3 at Chicago ...... (66,946)* 9/1 W 34-7 SAN DIEGO ...... (30,326) 1991 (3-2) 7/27 L 17-24 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (51,513) 8/3 L 17-19 Miami at Tokyo, Japan ...... (51,122)* 8/12 W 13-10 at Dallas ...... (55,981)* 8/17 W 13-10 CHICAGO ...... (35,538) 8/23 W 17-7 at San Diego ...... (48,509)* * Night game

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1992 (1-3) 8/8 L 10-24 at San Francisco ...... (52,505)* 8/15 L 16-19 (OT) at L.A. Rams ...... (61,113)* 8/22 L 23-27 WASHINGTON ...... (53,424) 8/29 W 30-26 HOUSTON ...... (50,084) 1993 (2-3) 7/31 W 19-3 vs. Green Bay at Canton, Ohio ...... (23,863) 8/8 L 0-27 vs. San Francisco at Palo Alto ...... (82,908) 8/14 L 7-13 at Dallas ...... (62,557)* 8/20 L 7-18 at Indianapolis ...... (45,959)* 8/28 W 20-19 at L.A. Rams ...... (50,438)* 1994 (4-1) 7/31 W 25-22 (OT) Denver at Barcelona, Spain ...... (37,406)* 8/7 W 27-19 at Dallas ...... (61,932)* 8/13 L 17-27 at Pittsburgh ...... (58,058)* 8/20 W 29-20 at L.A. Rams ...... (50,315)* 8/27 W 24-23 at Houston ...... (50,182) 1995 (3-1)*** 8/5 W 27-14 at Dallas ...... (62,031)* 8/12 W 27-22 ST. LOUIS ...... (50,000) 8/18 L 17-20 at Minnesota ...... (45,306)* 8/25 W 32-24 NEW ENGLAND at Palo Alto ...... (51,709)* 1996 (2-3) 7/27 L 34-35 at Dallas ...... (61,524)* 8/2 W 26-3 at Arizona ...... (36,869)* 8/8 L 19-24 SEATTLE ...... (38,219) 8/15 L 6-27 at Atlanta ...... (30,553)* 8/23 W 44-27 N.Y. JETS ...... (40,795)* 1997 (2-2) 8/3 W 34-27 at Dallas ...... (61,028)* 8/8 L 24-37 GREEN BAY ...... (42,956) 8/16 W 18-16 NEW ORLEANS ...... (36,771) 8/22 L 13-15 at Arizona ...... (39,408)* 1998 (2-2) 8/8 W 16-3 at Dallas ...... (61,048)* 8/16 W 27-21 at Green Bay ...... (60,067) 8/24 L 7-41 TAMPA BAY ...... (32,017)* 8/29 L 14-21 ARIZONA ...... (31,858) 1999 (3-1) 8/7 W 18-17 at St. Louis ...... (45,449)* 8/15 W 10-3 DALLAS ...... (37,000) 8/30 L 7-41 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (61,901)* 9/3 W 14-21 ARIZONA ...... (42,076) 2000 (3-1) 8/5 L 17-31 at St. Louis ...... (64,125) 8/13 W 21-20 at Dallas ...... (56,878) 8/18 W 23-17 DETROIT ...... (32,365) 8/24 W 20-0 SEATTLE ...... (32,012) 2001 (3-2) 8/4 W 21-14 DALLAS ...... (37,978)* 8/11 W 10-7 at Arizona ...... (33,482)* 8/19 L 17-20 at San Francisco ...... (67,817) 8/27 L 6-21 Dallas at Mexico City, Mexico ...... (88,309)* 8/31 W 24-13 GREEN BAY ...... (38,783)* 2002 (2-2) 8/8 L 6-20 at Dallas ...... (62,836)* 8/15 L 14-24 at Tennessee ...... (68,531)* 8/24 W 17-10 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (40,120)* 8/29 W 31-3 ARIZONA ...... (35,738)*

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2003 (1-3) 8/8 W 7-6 ST. LOUIS ...... (37,341)* 8/14 L 10-14 at San Francisco ...... (65,856)* 8/22 L 6-21 MINNESOTA ...... (37,411)* 8/28 L 13-52 at Dallas ...... (53,078)* 2004 (3-1) 8/14 W 30-33 at San Francisco ...... (63,854)* 8/21 L 20-21 DALLAS ...... (35,000)* 8/28 W 17-16 at Arizona ...... (35,070)* 9/2 W 28-24 ST. LOUIS ...... (38,499)*

2005 (1-3) 8/13 L 13-21 at San Francisco ...... (61,446)* 8/20 L 17-19 at Houston ...... (70,116)* 8/26 L 16-17 ARIZONA ...... (36,408)* 9/1 W 13-6 NEW ORLEANS ...... (32,191)*

*Night Game ***First season of Raiders return to Oakland

LEAGUE GAMES VS. ALL OPPONENTS

Opponent 1st Met W L T Win Pct. Arizona Cardinals 1973 4 2 0 .667 Atlanta Falcons 1971 7 4 0 .636 Baltimore Ravens 1996 1 2 0 .333 Buffalo Bills 1960 19 15 0 .558 Carolina Panthers 1997 2 1 0 .667 Chicago Bears 1972 6 5 0 .545 Cincinnati Bengals 1968 17 7 0 .708 Cleveland Browns 1970 9 6 0 .600 Dallas Cowboys 1974 6 3 0 .677 Denver Broncos 1960 53 36 2 .595 Detroit Lions 1970 6 3 0 .667 Green Bay Packers 1972 5 4 0 .556 Houston Texans 2004 0 1 0 .000 Indianapolis Colts 1971 7 3 0 .700 Jacksonville Jaguars 1996 1 2 0 .333 Kansas City Chiefs 1960 42 47 2 .471 Miami Dolphins 1966 15 11 1 .576 Minnesota Vikings 1973 8 3 0 .727 New England Patriots 1960 14 13 1 .518 New Orleans Saints 1971 5 4 1 .556 New York Giants 1973 7 3 0 .700 New York Jets 1960 19 13 2 .593 Philadelphia Eagles 1971 4 5 0 .444 Pittsburgh Steelers 1970 8 8 0 .500 St. Louis Rams 1972 7 3 0 .700 San Diego Chargers 1960 54 36 2 .600 San Francisco 49ers 1970 6 4 0 .600 Seattle Seahawks 1977 27 22 0 .551 Tampa Bay Buccaneers 1976 5 1 0 .833 Tennessee Titans 1960 23 17 0 .575 Washington Redskins 1970 7 3 0 .700 TOTALS 394 287 11 .578

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LEAGUE SEASON RESULTS

1960 (6-8) 9/11 L 22-37 HOUSTON (Kezar) ...... (12,703) 9/16 L 16-34 DALLAS (Kezar) ...... (8,021)* 9/25 W 14-13 at Houston (Jeppesen) ...... (12,241) 10/2 L 14-31 at Denver ...... (18,372) 10/9 W 20-19 at Dallas Texans (Cotton Bowl) ...... (21,000) 10/16 W 27-14 BOSTON (Kezar) ...... (11,500) 10/23 L 9-38 at Buffalo ...... (8,876) 10/28 W 28-27 at N.Y. Titans (Polo Grounds) ...... (10,000)* 11/4 L 28-34 at Boston (Boston U.) ...... (8,446)* 11/13 W 20-7 BUFFALO (Kezar) ...... (8,800) 11/27 L 28-52 at L.A. Chargers (Coliseum) ...... (15,075) 12/4 L 17-41 L.A. CHARGERS (Candlestick) ...... (12,061) 12/11 L 28-31 N.Y. TITANS (Candlestick) ...... (9,037) 12/17 W 48-10 DENVER (Candlestick) ...... (5,159) 1961 (2-12) 9/9 L 0-55 at Houston (Jeppesen) ...... (16,231)* 9/17 L 0-44 at San Diego (Balboa) ...... (20,216) 9/24 L 35-42 DALLAS TEXANS (Candlestick) ...... (6,737) 10/1 W 33-19 DENVER (Candlestick) ...... (8,361) 10/15 L 24-27 at Denver ...... (11,129) 10/22 L 10-41 SAN DIEGO (Candlestick) ...... (12,014) 10/29 L 6-14 N.Y. TITANS (Candlestick) ...... (7,138) 11/5 W 31-22 at Buffalo ...... (17,027) 11/11 L 12-23 at N.Y. Titans (Polo Grounds) ...... (16,811)* 11/17 L 17-20 at Boston (Boston U.) ...... (18,169)* 11/26 L 11-43 at Dallas Texans (Cotton Bowl) ...... (14,500) 12/3 L 21-26 BUFFALO (Candlestick) ...... (6,500) 12/10 L 21-35 BOSTON (Candlestick) ...... (6,500) 12/17 L 16-47 HOUSTON (Candlestick) ...... (4,821) 1962 (1-13) 9/9 L 17-28 N.Y. TITANS (Youell) ...... (12,893) 9/23 L 16-26 DALLAS TEXANS (Youell) ...... (12,500) 9/30 L 33-42 SAN DIEGO (Youell) ...... (13,000) 10/5 L 7-44 at Denver ...... (22,452)* 10/14 L 6-23 DENVER ...... (7,000) 10/20 L 6-14 at Buffalo ...... (21,037)* 10/26 L 16-26 at Boston (Boston U.) ...... (12,514)* 11/4 L 21-31 at N.Y. Titans (Polo Grounds) ...... (18,247) 11/11 L 20-28 HOUSTON (Youell) ...... (11,000) 11/18 L 6-10 BUFFALO (Youell) ...... (12,500) 11/25 L 7-35 at Dallas Texans (Cotton Bowl) ...... (13,557) 12/2 L 21-31 at San Diego (Balboa) ...... (17,874) 12/9 L 17-32 at Houston (Jeppesen) ...... (27,400) 12/16 W 20-0 BOSTON (Youell) ...... (8,000) 1963 (10-4) 9/7 W 35-13 at Houston (Jeppesen) ...... (24,749)*

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9/15 W 35-17 BUFFALO (Youell) ...... (17,568) 9/22 L 14-20 BOSTON (Youell) ...... (17,131) 9/28 L 7-10 at N.Y. Jets (Polo Grounds) ...... (17,100)* 10/5 L 0-12 at Buffalo ...... (24,846)* 10/11 L 14-20 at Boston (Fenway) ...... (26,494)* 10/20 W 49-26 N.Y. JETS (Youell) ...... (15,557) 10/27 W 34-33 at San Diego (Balboa) ...... (30,182) 11/3 W 10-7 KANSAS CITY (Youell) ...... (18,919) 11/8 W 22-7 at Kansas City (Municipal) ...... (24,879)* 11/24 W 26-10 at Denver ...... (14,763) 12/8 W 41-27 SAN DIEGO (Youell) ...... (20,249) 12/15 W 35-31 DENVER (Youell) ...... (15,223) 12/22 W 52-49 HOUSTON (Youell) ...... (17,401) 1964 (5-7-2) 9/13 L 14-17 BOSTON (Youell) ...... (21,126) 9/19 L 28-42 at Houston (Jeppesen) ...... (26,482)* 9/27 L 9-21 KANSAS CITY (Youell) ...... (18,163) 10/3 L 20-23 at Buffalo ...... (36,451)* 10/10 L 13-35 at N.Y. Jets ...... (36,499)* 10/16 T 43-43 at Boston (Fenway) ...... (23,279) 10/25 W 40-7 DENVER (Youell) ...... (17,858) 11/1 L 17-31 at San Diego (Balboa) ...... (25,557) 11/8 L 7-42 at Kansas City ...... (21,023) 11/15 W 20-10 HOUSTON (Youell) ...... (16,375) 11/22 W 35-26 N.Y. JETS (Youell) ...... (15,589) 11/29 T 20-20 at Denver ...... (15,958) 12/6 W 16-13 BUFFALO (Youell) ...... (18,134) 12/20 W 21-20 SAN DIEGO (Youell) ...... (20,124) 1965 (8-5-1) 9/12 W 37-10 KANSAS CITY (Youell) ...... (18,569) 9/19 L 6-17 SAN DIEGO (Youell) ...... (21,406) 9/26 W 21-17 HOUSTON (Youell) ...... (18,116) 10/3 L 12-17 at Buffalo ...... (41,246) 10/8 W 24-10 at Boston (Fenway) ...... (24,824)* 10/16 T 24-24 at N.Y. Jets ...... (54,890)* 10/24 W 30-21 BOSTON (Youell) ...... (20,585) 10/31 L 7-14 at Kansas City ...... (18,354) 11/7 W 33-21 at Houston (Rice) ...... (35,729) 11/14 L 14-17 BUFFALO (Youell) ...... (30,369) 11/21 W 28-20 at Denver ...... (30,369) 12/5 W 24-13 DENVER (Youell) ...... (19,023) 12/12 W 24-14 N.Y. JETS (Youell) ...... (19,013) 12/19 L 14-24 at San Diego (Balboa) ...... (26,056) 1966 (8-5-1) 9/2 W 23-14 at Miami (Orange Bowl) ...... (26,776)* 9/10 L 0-31 at Houston (Rice) ...... (31,763)* 9/18 L 10-32 KANSAS CITY ...... (50,746) 9/25 L 20-29 SAN DIEGO ...... (37,183) 10/9 W 21-10 MIAMI ...... (30,787) 10/16 W 34-13 at Kansas City ...... (33,057) 10/23 W 24-21 at N.Y. Jets ...... (58,135) *Night game OAKLAND RAIDERS 233 206-261 hpc 7/26/06 10:32 AM Page 234

10/30 L 21-24 at Boston (Fenway) ...... (26,941) 11/6 W 38-23 HOUSTON ...... (34,102) 11/13 W 41-19 at San Diego (Balboa) ...... (26,230) 11/20 W 17-3 at Denver ...... (26,703) 11/24 L 10-31 BUFFALO ...... (36,781) 12/3 T 28-28 N.Y. JETS ...... (32,144) 12/11 W 28-10 DENVER ...... (31,765) 1967 (13-1) 9/10 W 51-0 DENVER ...... (25,423) 9/17 W 35-7 BOSTON ...... (26,289) 10/1 W 23-21 KANSAS CITY ...... (50,268) 10/7 L 14-27 at N.Y. Jets ...... (63,106)* 10/15 W 24-20 at Buffalo ...... (45,758) 10/22 W 48-14 at Boston (Fenway) ...... (25,057) 10/29 W 51-10 SAN DIEGO ...... (53,474) 11/5 W 21-17 at Denver ...... (29,043) 11/19 W 31-17 MIAMI ...... (37,295) 11/23 W 44-22 at Kansas City ...... (44,020) 12/3 W 41-21 at San Diego ...... (53,474) 12/10 W 19-7 at Houston (Rice) ...... (36,375) 12/17 W 38-29 N.Y. JETS ...... (53,011) 12/24 W 28-21 BUFFALO ...... (30,738) POSTSEASON (1-1) 12/31 W 40-7 HOUSTON (AFL Championship) ...... (53,330) 1/14 L 14-33 Green Bay (SB II at Miami) ...... (75,546) 1968 (12-2) 9/15 W 48-6 at Buffalo ...... (43,057) 9/21 W 47-21 at Miami ...... (30,021)* 9/29 W 24-15 at Houston ...... (46,098) 10/6 W 41-10 BOSTON ...... (44,253) 10/13 L 14-23 SAN DIEGO ...... (53,257) 10/20 L 10-24 at Kansas City (50,015) 10/27 W 31-10 CINCINNATI ...... (37,083) 11/3 W 38-21 KANSAS CITY ...... (53,357) 11/10 W 43-7 at Denver ...... (50,002) 11/17 W 43-32 N.Y. JETS ...... (53,118) 11/24 W 34-0 at Cincinnati (Nippert) ...... (27,116) 11/28 W 13-10 BUFFALO ...... (39,883) 12/8 W 33-27 DENVER ...... (47,754) 12/15 W 34-27 at San Diego ...... (40,698) POSTSEASON (1-1) 12/22 W 41-6 KANSAS CITY (AFL Playoff) ...... (53,357) 12/29 L 23-27 at N.Y. Jets (AFL Championship) ...... (62,627) 1969 (12-1-1) 9/14 W 21-17 HOUSTON ...... (49,361) 9/20 W 20-17 MIAMI ...... (50,277)* 9/28 W 38-23 at Boston (Boston College) ...... (19,069) 10/4 T 20-20 at Miami ...... (35,614)* 10/12 W 24-14 at Denver ...... (49,511) 10/19 W 50-21 BUFFALO ...... (54,418) 10/26 W 24-12 at San Diego ...... (54,008)

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11/2 L 17-31 at Cincinnati ...... (27,927) 11/9 W 41-10 DENVER ...... (54 416) 11/16 W 21-16 SAN DIEGO ...... (54,372) 11/23 W 27-24 at Kansas City ...... (51,982) 11/30 W 27-14 at N.Y. Jets ...... (63,865) 12/7 W 37-17 CINCINNATI ...... (54,427) 12/13 W 10-6 KANSAS CITY ...... (54,443) POSTSEASON (1-1) 12/21 W 56-7 HOUSTON (AFL Playoff) ...... (53,539) 1/4/70 L 7-17 KANSAS CITY (AFL Championship) . . . . (54,544) 1970 (8-4-2) 9/20 L 21-31 at Cincinnati ...... (56,616) 9/27 T 27-27 at San Diego ...... (42,109) 10/3 L 13-20 at Miami ...... (57,540)* 10/11 W 35-23 DENVER ...... (54,436) 10/19 W 34-20 WASHINGTON ...... (54,471)* 10/25 W 31-14 PITTSBURGH ...... (54,423) 11/1 T 17-17 at Kansas City ...... (51,334) 11/8 W 23-20 CLEVELAND ...... (54,463) 11/15 W 24-19 at Denver ...... (50,959) 11/22 W 20-17 SAN DIEGO ...... (54,594) 11/26 L 14-28 at Detroit (Tiger Stadium) ...... (56,597) 12/6 W 14-13 at N.Y. Jets ...... (62,905) 12/12 W 20-6 KANSAS CITY ...... (54,496) 12/20 L 7-38 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (54,535) POSTSEASON (1-1) 12/27 W 21-14 MIAMI (AFC Playoff) ...... (54,401) 1/3/71 L 17-27 at Baltimore (AFC Championship) ...... (56,368) 1971 (8-4-2) 9/19 L 6-20 at New England (Schaefer) ...... (55,405) 9/26 W 34-0 at San Diego ...... (54,084) 10/4 W 34-20 at Cleveland ...... (84,285)* 10/10 W 27-16 at Denver ...... (51,200) 10/17 W 34-10 PHILADELPHIA ...... (54,615) 10/24 W 31-27 CINCINNATI ...... (54,699) 10/31 T 20-20 KANSAS CITY ...... (54,715) 11/7 T 21-21 at New Orleans (Tulane) ...... (83,102) 11/14 W 41-21 HOUSTON ...... (54,705) 11/21 W 34-33 SAN DIEGO ...... (54,681) 11/28 L 14-37 BALTIMORE ...... (54,689) 12/5 L 14-23 at Atlanta ...... (58,850) 12/12 L 14-16 at Kansas City ...... (51,215) 12/19 W 21-13 DENVER ...... (54,651) 1972 (10-3-1) 9/17 L 28-34 at Pittsburgh ...... (50,141) 9/24 W 20-14 at Green Bay ...... (56,263) 10/1 T 17-17 SAN DIEGO ...... (53,455) 10/9 W 34-0 at Houston ...... (51,378)* 10/15 W 28-16 BUFFALO ...... (53,501) 10/22 L 23-30 DENVER ...... (53,551) *Night game

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10/29 W 45-17 L.A. RAMS ...... (54,660) 11/5 L 14-27 at Kansas City ...... (82,094) 11/12 W 20-14 at Cincinnati ...... (59,485) 11/19 W 37-20 at Denver ...... (51,656) 11/26 W 26-3 KANSAS CITY ...... (54,801) 12/3 W 21-19 at San Diego ...... (54,611) 12/11 W 24-16 N.Y. JETS ...... (54,843)* 12/17 W 28-21 CHICAGO ...... (54,711) POSTSEASON (0-1) 12/23 L 7-13 at Pittsburgh (AFC Playoff) ...... (50,350) 1973 (9-4-1) 9/16 L 16-24 at Minnesota ...... (46,619) 9/23 W 12-7 MIAMI (Berkeley) ...... (74,121) 9/30 L 3-16 at Kansas City ...... (72,621) 10/7 W 17-10 at St. Louis ...... (49,051) 10/14 W 27-17 at San Diego ...... (52,630) 10/22 T 23-23 at Denver ...... (51,270)* 10/28 W 34-21 at Baltimore ...... (59,008) 11/4 W 42-0 N.Y. GIANTS ...... (53,964) 11/11 L 9-17 PITTSBURGH ...... (53,987) 11/18 L 3-7 CLEVELAND ...... (53,889) 11/25 W 31-3 SAN DIEGO ...... (53,562) 12/2 W 17-6 at Houston ...... (25,801) 12/8 W 37-7 KANSAS CITY ...... (53,061) 12/16 W 21-17 DENVER ...... (54,020) POSTSEASON (1-1) 12/22 W 33-14 PITTSBURGH (AFC Playoff) ...... (53,662) 12/30 L 10-27 at Miami (AFC Championship) ...... (80,047) 1974 (12-2) 9/16 L 20-21 at Buffalo ...... (80,020)* 9/22 W 27-7 KANSAS CITY ...... (52,471) 9/29 W 17-0 at Pittsburgh ...... (48,304) 10/6 W 40-24 at Cleveland ...... (69,907) 10/13 W 14-10 at San Diego ...... (40,539) 10/20 W 30-27 CINCINNATI ...... (54,020) 10/27 W 35-24 at San Francisco ...... (61,385) 11/3 W 28-17 at Denver ...... (51,706) 11/10 W 35-13 DETROIT ...... (54,020) 11/17 W 17-10 SAN DIEGO ...... (53,880) 11/24 L 17-20 DENVER ...... (54,020) 12/1 W 41-26 NEW ENGLAND ...... (54,020) 12/8 W 7-6 at Kansas City ...... (76,711) 12/14 W 27-23 DALLAS ...... (54,020)* POSTSEASON (1-1) 12/21 W 28-26 MIAMI (AFC Playoff) ...... (54,020) 12/29 L 13-24 PITTSBURGH (AFC Championship) . . . .(54,004) 1975 (11-3) 9/22 W 31-21 at Miami ...... (78,744)* 9/28 W 31-20 at Baltimore ...... (41,023) 10/5 W 6-0 at San Diego ...... (34,147) 10/12 L 10-42 at Kansas City ...... (63,870)

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10/19 L 10-14 at Cincinnati ...... (56,058) 10/26 W 25-0 SAN DIEGO ...... (53,791) 11/2 W 42-17 at Denver ...... (52,868) 11/9 W 48-10 NEW ORLEANS ...... (53,764) 11/16 W 38-17 CLEVELAND ...... (53,944) 11/23 W 26-23 (OT) at Washington ...... (55,004) 11/30 W 37-34 (OT) Atlanta ...... (53,804) 12/8 W 17-10 DENVER ...... (54,037)* 12/14 L 26-27 HOUSTON ...... (54,020) 12/21 W 28-20 KANSAS CITY ...... (54,020) POSTSEASON (1-1) 12/28 W 31-28 CINCINNATI (AFC Playoff) ...... (53,994) 1/4/76 L 10-16 at Pittsburgh (AFC Championship) . . . . .(49,103) 1976 (13-1) 9/12 W 31-28 PITTSBURGH ...... (52,718) 9/20 W 24-21 at Kansas City ...... (63,225)* 9/26 W 14-13 at Houston ...... (45,426) 10/3 L 17-48 at New England ...... (59,837) 10/10 W 27-17 at San Diego ...... (52,546) 10/17 W 17-10 at Denver ...... (63,532) 10/24 W 18-14 GREEN BAY ...... (53,751) 10/31 W 19-6 DENVER ...... (53,805) 11/7 W 28-27 at Chicago ...... (57,359) 11/14 W 21-10 KANSAS CITY ...... (53,795) 11/21 W 26-7 at Philadelphia ...... (65,990) 11/28 W 49-16 TAMPA BAY ...... (53,249) 12/6 W 35-20 CINCINNATI ...... (54,037)* 12/12 W 24-0 SAN DIEGO ...... (53,658) POSTSEASON (3-0) 12/18 W 24-21 NEW ENGLAND (AFC Playoff) ...... (54,037) 12/26 W 24-7 PITTSBURGH (AFC Championship) . . . .(53,821) 1/9/77 W 32-14 Minnesota (SB Xl at Pasadena) ...... (103,424) 1977 (11-3) 9/18 W 24-0 SAN DIEGO ...... (52,960) 9/25 W 16-7 at Pittsburgh ...... (50,398) 10/3 W 37-28 at Kansas City ...... (63,393)* 10/9 W 26-10 at Cleveland ...... (81,503) 10/16 L 7-30 DENVER ...... (54,598) 10/23 W 28-27 at N.Y. Jets ...... (60,359) 10/30 W 24-14 at Denver ...... (75,086) 11/6 W 44-7 SEATTLE ...... (54,027) 11/13 W 34-29 HOUSTON ...... (54,598) 11/20 L 7-12 at San Diego ...... (52,127) 11/28 W 34-13 BUFFALO ...... (54,598)* 12/4 L 14-20 at L.A. Rams ...... (71,039) 12/11 W 35-13 MINNESOTA ...... (54,598) 12/18 W 21-20 KANSAS CITY ...... (54,499) POSTSEASON (1-1) 12/24 W 37-31 (OT) at Baltimore (AFC Playoff) ...... (60,763) 1/1/78 L 17-20 at Denver (AFC Championship) ...... (75,044) *Night game

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1978 (9-7) 9/3 L 6-14 at Denver ...... (75,092) 9/10 W 21-20 at San Diego ...... (52,469) 9/17 W 28-3 at Green Bay ...... (56,212) 9/24 L 14-21 NEW ENGLAND ...... (53,500)* 10/1 W 25-19 (OT) at Chicago ...... (57,359) 10/8 W 21-17 HOUSTON ...... (54,468) 10/15 W 28-6 KANSAS CITY ...... (54,422) 10/22 L 7-27 at Seattle ...... (64,799) 10/29 L 23-27 SAN DIEGO ...... (54,599) 11/5 W 20-10 at Kansas City ...... (77,857) 11/13 W 34-21 at Cincinnati ...... (56,524)* 11/19 W 29-17 DETROIT ...... (54,422) 11/26 L 16-17 SEATTLE ...... (54.599) 12/3 L 6-21 DENVER ...... (54,616)* 12/10 L 6-23 at Miami ...... (75,419) 12/17 W 27-20 MINNESOTA ...... (54,599) 1979 (9-7) 9/2 W 24-17 at L.A. Rams ...... (63,925) 9/9 L 10-30 at San Diego ...... (52,413) 9/16 L 10-27 at Seattle ...... (64,761) 9/23 L 7-35 at Kansas City ...... (69,308) 9/30 W 27-3 DENVER ...... (54,599) 10/8 W 13-3 MIAMI ...... (54,600)* 10/14 W 50-19 ATLANTA ...... (54,446) 10/21 L 19-28 at N.Y. Jets ...... (60,372) 10/25 W 45-22 SAN DIEGO ...... (54,583)* 11/4 W 23-10 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (54,583) 11/11 L 17-31 at Houston ...... (53,383) 11/18 L 21-24 KANSAS CITY ...... (54,583) 11/25 W 14-10 at Denver ...... (75,103) 12/3 W 42-35 at New Orleans ...... (71,323)* 12/9 W 19-14 CLEVELAND ...... (54,583) 12/16 L 24-29 SEATTLE ...... (54,538) 1980 (11-5) 9/7 W 27-14 at Kansas City ...... (57,055) 9/14 L 24-30 (OT) at San Diego ...... (52,675) 9/21 W 24-21 WASHINGTON ...... (47,335) 9/28 L 7-24 at Buffalo ...... (80,020) 10/5 L 17-31 KANSAS CITY ...... (43,513) 10/12 W 38-24 SAN DIEGO ...... (49,009) 10/20 W 45-34 at Pittsburgh ...... (53,940)* 10/26 W 33-14 SEATTLE ...... (51,141) 11/2 W 16-10 MIAMI ...... (48,473) 11/9 W 28-17 CINCINNATI ...... (46,070) 11/17 W 19-17 at Seattle ...... (64,771)* 11/23 L 7-10 at Philadelphia ...... (71,522) 12/1 W 9-3 DENVER ...... (54,563) 12/7 L 13-19 DALLAS ...... (54,578) 12/14 W 24-21 at Denver ...... (75,103) 12/21 W 33-17 at N.Y. Giants ...... (76,734)

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POSTSEASON (4-0) 12/28 W 27-7 HOUSTON (AFC Wild Card Playoff) . . . . .(54,539) 1/4/81 W 14-12 at Cleveland (AFC Playoff) ...... (79,473) 1/11/81 W 34-27 at San Diego (AFC Championship) . . . . .(52,675) 1/25/81 W 27-10 Philadelphia (SB XV at New Orleans) . . . .(75,500) 1981 (7-9) 9/6 L 7-9 at Denver ...... (75,123) 9/14 W 36-10 at Minnesota ...... (48,446)* 9/20 W 20-10 SEATTLE ...... (47,141) 9/27 L 0-16 at Detroit ...... (80,638) 10/4 L 0-17 DENVER ...... (52,434) 10/11 L 0-27 at Kansas City ...... (77,992) 10/18 W 18-16 TAMPA BAY ...... (44,811) 10/25 L 17-28 KANSAS CITY ...... (45,783) 11/1 W 27-17 NEW ENGLAND ...... (46,796) 11/8 L 16-17 at Houston ...... (53,465) 11/15 W 33-17 at Miami ...... (67,531) 11/22 L 21-55 SAN DIEGO ...... (54,568) 11/29 W 32-31 at Seattle ...... (64,750) 12/7 W 30-27 PITTSBURGH ...... (54,555)* 12/13 L 6-23 CHICAGO ...... (45,825) 12/21 L 10-23 at San Diego ...... (52,975)* 1982 (8-1) 9/12 W 23-17 at San Francisco ...... (61,125) 9/19 W 38-14 at Atlanta ...... (59,719) 11/22 W 28-24 SAN DIEGO (L.A. Coliseum) ...... (55,060)* 11/28 L 17-31 at Cincinnati ...... (59,446) 12/5 W 28-23 SEATTLE ...... (52,250) 12/12 W 21-16 at Kansas City ...... (37,043) 12/18 W 37-31 L.A. RAMS ...... (65,776) 12/26 W 27-10 DENVER ...... (54,107) 1/2/83 W 41-34 at San Diego ...... (52,664) POSTSEASON (1-1) 1/8/83 W 27-10 CLEVELAND (AFC Playoff Round 1) . . . .(57,246) 1/15/83 L 14-17 N.Y. JETS (AFC Playoff Round 2) ...... (90,688) 1983 (12-4) 9/4 W 20-10 at Cincinnati ...... (55,904) 9/11 W 20-6 HOUSTON ...... (43,609) 9/19 W 27-14 MIAMI ...... (60,696)* 9/25 W 22-7 at Denver ...... (75,103) 10/2 L 35-37 at Washington ...... (55,045) 10/9 W 21-20 KANSAS CITY ...... (46,596) 10/16 L 36-38 at Seattle ...... (64,880) 10/23 W 40-38 at Dallas ...... (65,070)* 10/30 L 21-34 SEATTLE ...... (54,562) 11/6 W 28-20 at Kansas City ...... (77,865) 11/13 W 22-20 DENVER ...... (57,562) 11/20 W 27-24 at Buffalo ...... (73,586) 11/27 W 27-12 N.Y. GIANTS ...... (49,103) 12/1 W 42-10 at San Diego ...... (49,956)* *Night game

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12/11 L 24-34 ST. LOUIS ...... (43,869) 12/18 W 30-14 SAN DIEGO ...... (64,779) POSTSEASON (3-0) 1/1/84 W 38-10 PITTSBURGH (AFC Divisional Playoff) . .(92,434) 1/8/84 W 30-14 SEATTLE (AFC Championship) ...... (92,335) 1/22/84 W 38-9 Washington (SB XVlll at Tampa) ...... (72,920) 1984 (11-5) 9/2 W 24-14 at Houston ...... (52,678) 9/9 W 28-7 GREEN BAY ...... (54,057) 9/16 W 22-20 at Kansas City ...... (77,260) 9/24 W 33-30 SAN DIEGO ...... (80,674)* 9/30 L 13-16 at Denver ...... (75,100) 10/7 W 28-14 SEATTLE ...... (80,929) 10/14 W 23-20 MINNESOTA ...... (54,323) 10/21 W 44-37 at San Diego ...... (60,183) 10/28 L 19-22 (OT) DENVER ...... (92,469) 11/4 L 6-17 at Chicago ...... (65,790) 11/12 L 14-17 at Seattle ...... (64,931)* 11/18 W 17-7 KANSAS CITY ...... (61,015) 11/25 W 21-7 INDIANAPOLIS ...... (49,423) 12/2 W 45-34 at Miami ...... (75,151) 12/10 W 24-3 at Detroit ...... (70,742)* 12/16 L 7-13 PITTSBURGH ...... (87,291) POSTSEASON (0-1) 12/22 L 7-13 at Seattle (AFC Wild Card Playoff) ...... (64,910) 1985 (12-4) 9/8 W 31-0 N.Y. JETS ...... (61,009) 9/12 L 20-36 at Kansas City ...... (74,359)* 9/22 L 10-34 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (92,487) 9/29 W 35-20 at New England ...... (60,793) 10/6 W 19-10 KANSAS CITY ...... (61,409) 10/13 W 23-13 NEW ORLEANS ...... (56,269) 10/20 W 21-20 at Cleveland ...... (79,833) 10/28 W 34-21 SAN DIEGO ...... (72,022)* 11/3 L 3-33 at Seattle ...... (64,924) 11/10 L 34-40 (OT) at San Diego ...... (60,142) 11/17 W 13-6 CINCINNATI ...... (59,012) 11/24 W 31-28 (OT) DENVER ...... (79,039) 12/1 W 34-24 at Atlanta ...... (44,712) 12/8 W 17-14 (OT) at Denver ...... (75,100) 12/15 W 13-3 SEATTLE ...... (81,201) 12/23 W 16-6 at L.A. Rams ...... (68,904)* POSTSEASON (0-1) 1/5/86 L 20-27 NEW ENGLAND (AFC Playoff) ...... (89,289) 1986 (8-8) 9/7 L 36-38 at Denver ...... (75,898) 9/14 L 6-10 at Washington ...... (55,622) 9/21 L 9-14 N.Y. GIANTS ...... (73,318) 9/28 W 17-13 SAN DIEGO ...... (67,147) 10/5 W 24-17 at Kansas City ...... (78,671) 10/12 W 14-10 SEATTLE ...... (73,055)

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10/19 W 30-28 at Miami ...... (75,284) 10/26 W 28-17 at Houston ...... (46,459) 11/2 L 10-21 DENVER ...... (92,496) 11/9 W 17-13 at Dallas ...... (63,147) 11/16 W 27-14 CLEVELAND ...... (70,030) 11/20 W 37-31 (OT) at San Diego ...... (60,692)* 11/30 L 27-33 (OT) PHILADELPHIA ...... (60,117) 12/8 L 0-37 at Seattle ...... (64,944)* 12/14 L 17-20 KANSAS CITY ...... (68,771) 12/21 L 24-30 INDIANAPOLIS ...... (55,147) 1987 (5-10) 9/13 W 20-0 at Green Bay ...... (56,999) 9/20 W 27-7 DETROIT ...... (52,105) 10/4 W 35-17 KANSAS CITY ...... (26,645) 10/12 L 14-30 at Denver ...... (63,452)* 10/18 L 17-23 SAN DIEGO ...... (34,807) 10/25 L 13-35 SEATTLE ...... (59,010) 11/1 L 23-26 at New England ...... (61,000) 11/8 L 20-31 at Minnesota ...... (63,208) 11/15 L 14-16 at San Diego ...... (61,970) 11/22 L 17-23 DENVER ...... (68,116) 11/30 W 37-14 at Seattle ...... (64,640)* 12/6 W 34-21 BUFFALO ...... (52,100) 12/13 L 10-16 at Kansas City ...... (70,219) 12/20 L 17-24 CLEVELAND ...... (51,019) 12/27 L 3-6 CHICAGO ...... (86,011) 1988 (7-9) 9/4 W 24-13 SAN DIEGO ...... (45,171) 9/11 L 35-37 at Houston ...... (47,305) 9/18 L 17-22 L.A. RAMS ...... (86,027) 9/26 W 30-27 (OT) at Denver ...... (76,180)* 10/2 L 21-45 CINCINNATI ...... (45,584) 10/9 L 14-24 MIAMI ...... (55,178) 10/16 W 27-17 at Kansas City ...... (78,516) 10/23 L 6-20 at New Orleans ...... (69,134) 10/30 W 17-10 KANSAS CITY ...... (44,032) 11/6 W 13-3 at San Diego ...... (60,786)* 11/13 W 9-3 at San Francisco ...... (64,523) 11/20 L 6-12 ATLANTA ...... (48,108) 11/28 L 27-35 at Seattle ...... (64,627)* 12/4 W 21-20 DENVER ...... (69,201) 12/11 L 21-37 at Buffalo ...... (80,217) 12/18 L 37-43 SEATTLE ...... (66,540) 1989 (8-8) 9/10 W 40-14 SAN DIEGO ...... (43,086) 9/17 L 19-24 at Kansas City ...... (77,649) 9/24 L 21-31 at Denver ...... (76,055) 10/1 L 20-24 SEATTLE ...... (48,002) 10/9 W 14-7 at N.Y. Jets ...... (76,891)* 10/15 W 20-14 KANSAS CITY ...... (44,131) 10/22 L 7-10 at Philadelphia ...... (66,883) *Night game

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10/29 W 37-24 WASHINGTON ...... (56,763) 11/5 W 28-7 CINCINNATI ...... (54,241) 11/12 L 12-14 at San Diego ...... (62,257)* 11/19 L 7-23 at Houston ...... (61,824) 11/26 W 24-21 NEW ENGLAND ...... (41,349) 12/3 W 16-13 (OT) DENVER ...... (90,016) 12/10 W 16-14 PHOENIX ...... (46,053) 12/17 L 17-23 at Seattle ...... (64,632)* 12/24 L 17-34 at N.Y. Giants ...... (77,073) 1990 (12-4) 9/9 W 14-9 DENVER ...... (55,684) 9/16 W 17-13 at Seattle ...... (64,531) 9/23 W 20-3 PITTSBURGH ...... (51,063) 9/30 W 24-10 CHICAGO ...... (81,237) 10/7 L 24-38 at Buffalo ...... (80,332)* 10/14 W 24-17 SEATTLE ...... (51,101) 10/21 W 24-9 at San Diego ...... (62,565) 11/4 L 7-9 at Kansas City ...... (77,937) 11/11 L 16-29 GREEN BAY ...... (52,638) 11/19 W 13-10 at Miami ...... (72,393)* 11/25 L 24-27 KANSAS CITY ...... (65,303) 12/2 W 23-20 at Denver ...... (76,109) 12/10 W 38-31 at Detroit ...... (80,066)* 12/16 W 24-7 CINCINNATI ...... (55,110) 12/22 W 28-24 at Minnesota ...... (63,314) 12/30 W 17-12 SAN DIEGO ...... (64,445) POSTSEASON (1-1) 1/13/91 W 20-10 CINCINNATI (AFC Playoff) ...... (92,488) 1/20/91 L 3-51 at Buffalo (AFC Championship) ...... (80,632) 1991 (9-7) 9/1 L 17-47 at Houston ...... (62,425) 9/8 W 16-13 DENVER ...... (50,812) 9/15 W 16-0 INDIANAPOLIS ...... (42,008) 9/22 L 17-21 at Atlanta ...... (59,241) 9/29 W 12-6 SAN FRANCISCO ...... (92,488) 10/6 L 13-21 SAN DIEGO ...... (46,029) 10/13 W 23-20 (OT) at Seattle ...... (64,605)* 10/20 W 20-17 L.A. RAMS ...... (86,203) 10/28 L 21-24 at Kansas City ...... (77,870)* 11/10 W 17-16 at Denver ...... (76,087) 11/17 W 31-7 SEATTLE ...... (50,302) 11/24 W 38-14 at Cincinnati ...... (60,046) 12/1 W 9-7 at San Diego ...... (61,610)* 12/8 L 27-30(OT) BUFFALO ...... (86,746) 12/16 L 0-27 at New Orleans ...... (68,625)* 12/22 L 21-27 KANSAS CITY ...... (67,012) POSTSEASON (0-1) 12/28 L 6-10 at Kansas City (AFC Wild Card Playoff) . .(77,191) 1992 (7-9) 9/6 L 13-17 at Denver ...... (75,758)* 9/13 L 21-24 (OT) at Cincinnati ...... (58,445)

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9/20 L 16-28 CLEVELAND ...... (48,537) 9/28 L 7-27 at Kansas City ...... (77,622) 10/4 W 13-10 N.Y. GIANTS ...... (43,103) 10/11 W 20-3 BUFFALO ...... (53,017) 10/18 W 19-0 at Seattle ...... (65,896) 10/25 L 13-28 DALLAS ...... (92,488) 11/8 L 10-31 at Philadelphia ...... (66,726) 11/15 W 20-3 SEATTLE ...... (58,564) 11/22 W 24-0 DENVER ...... (50,129) 11/29 L 3-27 at San Diego ...... (62,350) 12/6 W 28-7 KANSAS CITY ...... (45,227) 12/14 L 7-20 at Miami ...... (72,220)* 12/20 L 14-36 SAN DIEGO ...... (40,430) 12/26 W 21-20 at Washington ...... (56,454) 1993 (10-6) 9/5 W 24-7 MINNESOTA ...... (45,136) 9/12 W 17-13 at Seattle ...... (65,639)* 9/19 L 16-19 CLEVELAND ...... (49,101) 10/3 L 9-24 at Kansas City ...... (78,263) 10/10 W 24-20 N.Y. JETS ...... (42,156) 10/18 W 23-20 at Denver ...... (75,937)* 10/31 L 23-30 SAN DIEGO ...... (46,090) 11/7 W 16-14 at Chicago ...... (66,950) 11/14 L 20-31 KANSAS CITY ...... (67,800) 11/21 W 12-7 at San Diego ...... (63,059) 11/28 L 10-16 at Cincinnati ...... (59,305) 12/5 W 25-24 at Buffalo ...... (79,680) 12/12 W 27-23 SEATTLE ...... (38,540) 12/19 W 27-20 TAMPA BAY ...... (42,453) 12/26 L 0-28 at Green Bay ...... (59,507) 1/2/94 W 33-30 (OT) DENVER ...... (67,800) POSTSEASON (1-1) 1/9/94 W 42-24 DENVER (AFC Wild Card Playoff) ...... (67,800) 1/15/94 L 23-29 at Buffalo (AFC Playoff) ...... (80,290) 1994 (9-7) 9/5 L 14-44 at San Francisco ...... (69,357)* 9/11 L 9-38 SEATTLE ...... (48,040) 9/18 W 48-16 at Denver ...... (75,959) 9/25 L 24-26 SAN DIEGO ...... (56,037) 10/9 W 21-17 at New England ...... (60,992) 10/16 L 17-20 (OT) at Miami ...... (74,207) 10/23 W 30-17 ATLANTA ...... (43,190) 10/30 W 17-14 HOUSTON ...... (43,221) 11/6 L 3-13 at Kansas City ...... (79,450)* 11/13 W 20-17 at L.A. Rams ...... (68,899) 11/20 W 24-19 NEW ORLEANS ...... (43,080) 11/27 L 3-21 PITTSBURGH ...... (60,399) 12/5 W 24-17 at San Diego ...... (63,604)* 12/11 W 23-13 DENVER ...... (60,146) 12/18 W 17-16 at Seattle ...... (65,991)* 12/24 L 9-19 KANSAS CITY ...... (67,642) *Night game

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1995 (8-8)*** 9/3 W 17-7 SAN DIEGO ...... (50,323) 9/10 W 20-8 at Washington ...... (56,454) 9/17 L 17-23 (OT) at Kansas City ...... (79,359) 9/24 W 48-17 PHILADELPHIA ...... (50,101) 10/1 W 47-10 at N.Y. Jets ...... (77,716)* 10/8 W 34-14 SEATTLE ...... (50,732) 10/16 L 0-27 at Denver ...... (75,964)* 10/22 W 30-17 INDIANAPOLIS ...... (54,444) 11/5 W 20-17 at Cincinnati ...... (59,864) 11/12 W 17-13 at N.Y. Giants ...... (78,005) 11/19 L 21-34 DALLAS ...... (54,444) 11/27 L 6-12 at San Diego ...... (63,177)* 12/3 L 23-29 KANSAS CITY ...... (54,444) 12/10 L 10-29 PITTSBURGH ...... (54,444) 12/17 L 10-44 at Seattle ...... (66,127)* 12/24 L 28-31 DENVER ...... (54,444) 1996 (7-9) 9/1 L 14-19 at Baltimore ...... (64,496) 9/8 L 3-19 at Kansas City ...... (79,523) 9/15 W 17-3 JACKSONVILLE ...... (46,433) 9/22 L 34-40 SAN DIEGO ...... (49,249) 9/29 L 17-19 at Chicago ...... (66,944) 10/6 W 34-13 at N.Y. Jets ...... (77,716) 10/13 W 37-21 DETROIT ...... (50,125) 10/21 W 23-14 at San Diego ...... (62,583)* 11/4 L 21-22 DENVER ...... (61,656)* 11/10 L 17-20 (OT) at Tampa Bay ...... (46,300) 11/17 L 13-16 (OT) MINNESOTA ...... (47,175)* 11/24 W 27-21 at Seattle ...... (55,057) 12/1 W 17-7 MIAMI ...... (61,436) 12/9 W 26-7 KANSAS CITY ...... (61,587)* 12/15 L 19-24 at Denver ...... (75,896) 12/22 L 21-28 SEATTLE ...... (47,357) 1997 (4-12) 8/31 L 21-24 (OT) at Tennessee ...... (30,171) 9/8 L 27-28 KANSAS CITY ...... (61,523)* 9/14 W 36-31 at Atlanta ...... (47,922) 9/21 L 22-23 at N.Y. Jets ...... (77,716) 9/28 W 35-17 ST. LOUIS ...... (42,506) 10/5 L 10-25 SAN DIEGO ...... (43,648) 10/19 W 28-25 DENVER ...... (57,006) 10/26 L 34-45 at Seattle ...... (66,624) 11/2 L 14-38 at Carolina ...... (71,064) 11/9 L 10-13 NEW ORLEANS ...... (40,091) 11/16 W 38-13 at San Diego ...... (65,714)* 11/24 L 3-31 at Denver ...... (75,953)* 11/30 L 16-34 MIAMI ...... (50,569) 12/7 L 0-30 at Kansas City ...... (79,818) 12/14 L 21-22 SEATTLE ...... (40,124) 12/21 L 9-20 JACKSONVILLE ...... (40,032)

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1998 (8-8) 9/6 L 8-28 at Kansas City ...... (79,765) 9/13 W 20-17 N.Y. GIANTS ...... (40,545) 9/20 L 17-34 DENVER ...... (56,578) 9/27 W 13-12 at Dallas ...... (63,544) 10/4 W 23-20 at Arizona ...... (53,240) 10/11 W 7-6 SAN DIEGO ...... (42,467) 10/25 W 27-10 CINCINNATI ...... (40,089) 11/1 W 31-18 at Seattle ...... (66,246)* 11/8 L 10-13 at Baltimore ...... (69,037) 11/15 W 20-17 SEATTLE ...... (51,527) 11/22 L 14-40 at Denver ...... (75,931) 11/29 L 19-29 WASHINGTON ...... (41,409) 12/6 L 17-27 MIAMI ...... (61,254) 12/13 L 21-44 at Buffalo ...... (62,002) 12/20 W 17-10 at San Diego ...... (60,716) 12/26 L 24-31 KANSAS CITY ...... (52,679) 1999 (8-8) 9/12 L 24-28 at Green Bay ...... (59,872) 9/19 W 22-17 at Minnesota ...... (64,080) 9/26 W 24-17 CHICAGO ...... (50,458) 10/3 L 21-22 at Seattle ...... (66,400)* 10/10 L 13-16 DENVER ...... (55,704) 10/17 W 20-14 at Buffalo ...... (71,113) 10/24 W 24-23 N.Y. JETS ...... (47,326) 10/31 L 9-16 MIAMI ...... (61,556) 11/14 W 28-9 SAN DIEGO ...... (43,353) 11/22 L 21-27 (OT) at Denver ...... (75,870)* 11/28 L 34-37 KANSAS CITY ...... (48,632) 12/5 W 30-21 SEATTLE ...... (44,716) 12/9 L 14-21 at Tennessee ...... (66,357)* 12/19 W 45-0 TAMPA BAY ...... (46,395) 12/26 L 20-23 at San Diego ...... (63,846) 1/2 W 41-38 (OT) at Kansas City ...... (79,026) 2000 (12-4) 9/3 W 9-6 SAN DIEGO ...... (56,373) 9/10 W 38-31 at Indianapolis ...... (56,769) 9/17 L 24-33 DENVER ...... (62,078) 9/24 W 36-10 CLEVELAND ...... (45,702) 10/8 W 34-28 (OT) at San Francisco ...... (68,344) 10/15 W 20-17 at Kansas City ...... (79,025) 10/22 W 31-3 SEATTLE ...... (57,490) 10/29 W 15-13 at San Diego ...... (66,659)* 11/5 W 49-31 KANSAS CITY ...... (62,428) 11/13 L 24-27 at Denver ...... (75,951)* 11/19 W 31-22 at New Orleans ...... (64,900) 11/26 W 41-14 ATLANTA ...... (55,175) 12/3 L 20-21 at Pittsburgh ...... (55,811) 12/10 W 31-7 N.Y. JETS ...... (62,632)* 12/16 L 24-27 at Seattle ...... (68,681) *Night game/ ***First season of Raiders return to Oakland

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12/24 W 52-9 CAROLINA ...... (60,637) POSTSEASON (1-1) 1/6/01 W 27-0 MIAMI (AFC Divisional Playoff) ...... (61,998) 1/14/01 L 3-16 BALTIMORE (AFC Championship) ...... (62,748) 2001 (10-6) 9/9 W 27-24 at Kansas City ...... (78,844) 9/23 L 15-18 at Miami ...... (73,404) 9/30 W 38-14 SEATTLE ...... (54,629) 10/7 W 28-21 DALLAS ...... (61,535) 10/14 W 23-18 at Indianapolis ...... (56,972)* 10/28 W 20-10 at Philadelphia ...... (65,342) 11/5 W 38-28 DENVER ...... (62,637)* 11/11 L 27-34 at Seattle ...... (67,231)* 11/18 W 34-24 SAN DIEGO ...... (61,960) 11/25 W 28-10 at N.Y. Giants ...... (78,756) 12/2 L 31-34 (OT) ARIZONA ...... (46,601) 12/9 W 28-26 KANSAS CITY ...... (60,784) 12/15 W 13- 6 at San Diego ...... (67,349)* 12/22 L 10-13 TENNESSEE ...... (61,934)* 12/30 L 17-23 at Denver ...... (75,582) 1/6/02 L 22-24 N.Y. JETS ...... (62,011) POSTSEASON (1-1) 1/12/02 W 38-24 N.Y. JETS (AFC Wild Card Playoff) ...... (61,503) 1/19/02 L 13-16(OT) at New England (AFC Divisional Playoff) (60,292)* 2002 (11-5) 9/8 W 31-17 SEATTLE ...... (53,260) 9/15 W 30-17 at Pittsburgh ...... (62,260)* 9/29 W 52-25 TENNESSEE ...... (58,719) 10/6 W 49-31 at Buffalo ...... (73,038) 10/13 L 13-28 at St. Louis ...... (66,070) 10/20 L 21-27(OT) SAN DIEGO ...... (60,974) 10/27 L 10-20 at Kansas City ...... (78,685) 11/3 L 20-23(OT) SAN FRANCISCO ...... (62,660) 11/11 W 34-10 at Denver ...... (76,643)* 11/17 W 27-20 NEW ENGLAND ...... (62,552)* 11/24 W 41-20 at Arizona ...... (58,814) 12/2 W 26-20 N.Y. JETS ...... (62,257)* 12/8 W 27-7 at San Diego ...... (67,968) 12/15 L 17-23 at Miami ...... (73,572) 12/22 W 28-16 DENVER ...... (62,592) 12/28 W 24-0 KANSAS CITY ...... (62,078) POSTSEASON (2-1) 1/12/03 W 30-10 N.Y. JETS (AFC Playoff) ...... (62,207) 1/19/03 W 41-24 TENNESSEE (AFC Championship) . . . . .(62,544) 1/26/03 L 21-48 TAMPA BAY (SB XXXVII at San Diego) . . .(67,603) 2003 (4-12) 9/7 L 20-25 at Tennessee ...... (68,809)* 9/14 W 23-20 CINCINNATI ...... (50,135) 9/22 L 10-31 at Denver ...... (76,753)* 246 OAKLAND RAIDERS 206-261 hpc 7/26/06 10:32 AM Page 247

9/28 W 34-31 SAN DIEGO (OT) ...... (54,078) 10/5 L 21-24 at Chicago ...... (61,099) 10/12 L 7-13 at Cleveland ...... (73,318) 10/20 L 10-17 KANSAS CITY ...... (62,391)* 11/2 L 13-23 at Detroit ...... (61,561) 11/9 L 24-27 N.Y. JETS (OT) ...... (51,909) 11/16 W 28-18 MINNESOTA ...... (56,653) 11/23 L 24-27 at Kansas City ...... (78,889) 11/30 L 8-22 DENVER ...... (57,201) 12/7 L 7-27 at Pittsburgh ...... (53,079) 12/14 W 20-12 BALTIMORE ...... (45,398) 12/22 L 7-41 GREEN BAY ...... (62,298)* 12/28 L 14-21 at San Diego ...... (62,222) 2004 (5-11) 9/12 L 21-24 at Pittsburgh ...... (60,147) 9/19 W 13-10 BUFFALO ...... (53,610) 9/26 W 30-20 TAMPA BAY ...... (60,874)* 10/3 L 17-30 at Houston ...... (70,741) 10/10 L 14-35 at Indianapolis ...... (57,230) 10/17 L 3-31 DENVER ...... (62,507) 10/24 L 26-31 NEW ORLEANS ...... (45,337) 10/31 L 14-42 at San Diego ...... (66,210) 11/7 W 27-24 at Carolina ...... (73,518) 11/21 L 17-23 SAN DIEGO ...... (46,905) 11/28 W 25-24 at Denver ...... (75,936)* 12/5 L 27-34 KANSAS CITY ...... (51,292) 12/12 L 10-35 at Atlanta ...... (70,616) 12/19 W 40-35 TENNESSEE ...... (44,299) 12/25 L 30-31 at Kansas City ...... (77,289) 1/2 L 6-13 JACKSONVILLE ...... (41,112) 2005 (4-12) 9/8 L 20-30 at New England ...... (68,756)* 9/18 L 17-23 KANSAS CITY ...... (62,273)* 9/25 L 20-23 at Philadelphia ...... (67,735) 10/2 W 19-13 DALLAS ...... (62,400) 10/16 L 14-27 SAN DIEGO ...... (52,666) 10/23 W 38-17 BUFFALO ...... (42,779) 10/30 W 34-25 at Tennessee ...... (69,149) 11/6 L 23-27 at Kansas City ...... (79,033) 11/13 L 17-31 DENVER ...... (62,779) 11/20 W 16-13 at Washington ...... (90,129) 11/27 L 21-33 MIAMI ...... (49,097) 12/4 L 10-34 at San Diego ...... (66,436)* 12/11 L 10-26 at New York Jets ...... (77,561) 12/18 L 7-9 CLEVELAND ...... (41,862) 12/24 L 3-22 at Denver ...... (76,212) 12/31 L 21-30 NEW YORK GIANTS ...... (44,594)* *Night Game

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OPPONENTS BY SERIES

(League Games Only) 1974 -at Buffalo 21, Oakland 20 RAIDERS vs *ARIZONA 1977 -at Oakland 34, Buffalo 13 Raiders lead series, 4-2 1980 -at Buffalo 24, Oakland 7 1973 -Oakland 17, at St. Louis 10 1983 -Los Angeles 27, at Buffalo 24 1983 -St. Louis 34, at Los Angeles 24 1987 -at Los Angeles 34, Buffalo 21 1989 -at Los Angeles 16, Phoenix 14 1988 -at Buffalo 37, Los Angeles 21 1998 -Oakland 23, at Arizona 20 1990 -at Buffalo 38, Los Angeles 24 2001 -Arizona 34, at Oakland 31 (OT) 1991 -Buffalo 30, at Los Angeles 27 (OT) 2002 -Oakland 41, at Arizona 20 1992 -at Los Angeles 20, Buffalo 3 *Franchise in St. Louis prior to 1988; known as 1993 -Los Angeles 25, at Buffalo 24 Phoenix Cardinals prior to 1994. 1998 -at Buffalo 44, Oakland 21 1999 -Oakland 20, at Buffalo 14 RAIDERS vs. ATLANTA 2002 -Oakland 49, at Buffalo 31 Raiders lead series, 7-4 2004 -at Oakland 13, Buffalo 10 1971 -at Atlanta 24, Oakland 13 2005 -at Oakland 38, Buffalo 17 1975 -at Oakland 37, Atlanta 34 (OT) 1979 -at Oakland 50, Atlanta 19 RAIDERS vs. CAROLINA 1982 -Los Angeles 38, at Atlanta 14 Raiders lead series, 2-1 1985 -Los Angeles 34, at Atlanta 24 1997 -at Carolina 38, Oakland 14 1988 -Atlanta 12, at Los Angeles 6 2000 -at Oakland 52, Carolina 9 1991 -at Atlanta 21, Los Angeles 17 2004 -Oakland 27, at Carolina 24 1994 -at Los Angeles 30, Atlanta 17 1997 -Oakland 36, at Atlanta 31 RAIDERS vs. CHICAGO 2000 -at Oakland 41, Atlanta 14 Raiders lead series, 6-5 2004 -at Atlanta 35, Oakland 10 1972 -at Oakland 28, Chicago 21 1976 -Oakland 28, at Chicago 27 RAIDERS vs. BALTIMORE RAVENS 1978 -Oakland 25, at Chicago 19 (OT) Baltimore lead series, 2-1 1981 -Chicago 23, at Oakland 6 1996 -at Baltimore 19, Oakland 14 1984 -at Chicago 17, Los Angeles 6 1998 -at Baltimore 13, Oakland 10 1987 -Chicago 6, at Los Angeles 3 2003 -at Oakland 20, Baltimore 12 1990 -at Los Angeles 24, Chicago 10 1993 -Los Angeles 16, at Chicago 14 RAIDERS vs. BUFFALO 1996 -at Chicago 19, Oakland 17 Raiders lead series, 19-15 1999 -at Oakland 24, Chicago 17 1960 -at Buffalo 38, Oakland 9 2003 -at Chicago 24, Oakland 21 at Oakland 20, Buffalo 7 1961 -Oakland 31, at Buffalo 22 RAIDERS vs. CINCINNATI Buffalo 26, at Oakland 21 Raiders lead series, 17-7 1962 -at Buffalo 14, Oakland 6 1968 -at Oakland 31, Cincinnati 10 Buffalo 10, at Oakland 6 Oakland 34, at Cincinnati 0 1963 -at Oakland 35, Buffalo 17 1969 -at Cincinnati 31, Oakland 17 at Buffalo 12, Oakland 0 at Oakland 37, Cincinnati 17 1964 -at Buffalo 23, Oakland 20 1970 -at Cincinnati 31, Oakland 21 at Oakland 16, Buffalo 13 1971 -at Oakland 31, Cincinnati 27 1965 -at Buffalo 17, Oakland 12 1972 -Oakland 20, at Cincinnati 14 Buffalo 17, at Oakland 14 1974 -at Oakland 30, Cincinnati 27 1966 -Buffalo 31, at Oakland 10 1975 -at Cincinnati 14, Oakland 10 1967 -Oakland 24, at Buffalo 20 1976 -at Oakland 35, Cincinnati 20 at Oakland 28, Buffalo 21 1978 -Oakland 34, at Cincinnati 21 1968 -Oakland 48, at Buffalo 6 1980 -at Oakland 28, Cincinnati 17 at Oakland 13, Buffalo 10 1982 -at Cincinnati 31, Los Angeles 17 1969 -at Oakland 50, Buffalo 21 1983 -Los Angeles 20, at Cincinnati 10 1972 -at Oakland 28, Buffalo 16 1985 -at Los Angeles 13, Cincinnati 6

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1988 -Cincinnati 45, at Los Angeles 21 Oakland 21, at Denver 17 1989 -at Los Angeles 28, Cincinnati 7 1968 -Oakland 43, at Denver 7 1990 -at Los Angeles 24, Cincinnati 7 at Oakland 33, Denver 27 1991 -Los Angeles 38, at Cincinnati 14 1969 -Oakland 24, at Denver 14 1992 -at Cincinnati 24, Los Angeles 21 (OT) at Oakland 41, Denver 10 1993 -at Cincinnati 16, Los Angeles 10 1970 -at Oakland 35, Denver 23 1995 -Oakland 20, at Cincinnati 17 Oakland 24, at Denver 19 1998 -at Oakland 27, Cincinnati 10 1971 -Oakland 27, at Denver 16 2003 -at Oakland 23, Cincinnati 20 at Oakland 21, Denver 13 1972 -Denver 30, at Oakland 23 RAIDERS vs. CLEVELAND Oakland 37, at Denver 20 Raiders lead series, 9-6 1973 -at Denver 23, Oakland 23 1970 -at Oakland 23, Cleveland 20 at Oakland 21, Denver 17 1971 -Oakland 34, at Cleveland 20 1974 -Oakland 28, at Denver 17 1973 -Cleveland 7, at Oakland 3 Denver 20, at Oakland 17 1974 -Oakland 40, at Cleveland 24 1975 -Oakland 42, at Denver 17 1975 -at Oakland 38, Cleveland 17 at Oakland 17, Denver 10 1977 -Oakland 26, at Cleveland 10 1976 -Oakland 17, at Denver 10 1979 -at Oakland 19, Cleveland 14 at Oakland 19, Oakland 6 1985 -Los Angeles 21, at Cleveland 20 1977 -Denver 30, at Oakland 7 1986 -at Los Angeles 27, Cleveland 14 Oakland 24, at Denver 14 1987 -Cleveland 24, at Los Angeles 17 1978 -at Denver 14,Oakland 6 1992 -Cleveland 28, at Los Angeles 16 Denver 21, at Oakland 6 1993 -Cleveland 19, at Los Angeles 16 1979 -at Oakland 27, Denver 3 2000 -at Oakland 36, Cleveland 10 Oakland 14, at Denver 10 2003 -at Cleveland 13, Oakland 7 1980 -at Oakland 9, Denver 3 2005 -Cleveland 9, at Oakland 7 Oakland 24, at Denver 21 1981 -at Denver 9, Oakland 7 RAIDERS vs. DALLAS Denver 17, at Oakland 0 Raiders lead series, 6-3 1982 -at Los Angeles 27, Denver 10 1974 -at Oakland 27, Dallas 23 1983 -Los Angeles 22, at Denver 7 1980 -Dallas 19, at Oakland 13 at Los Angeles 22, Denver 20 1983 -Los Angeles 40, at Dallas 38 1984 -at Denver 16, Los Angeles 13 1986 -Los Angeles 17, at Dallas 13 Denver 22, at Los Angeles 19 (OT) 1992 -Dallas 28, at Los Angeles 13 1985 -at Los Angeles 31, Denver 28 (OT) 1995 -Dallas 34, at Oakland 21 Los Angeles 17, at Denver 14 (OT) 1998 -Oakland 13, at Dallas 12 1986 -at Denver 38, Los Angeles 36 2001 -at Oakland 28, Dallas 21 Denver 21, at Los Angeles 10 2005 -at Oakland 19, Dallas 13 1987 -at Denver 30, Los Angeles 14 Denver 23, at Los Angeles 17 RAIDERS vs. DENVER 1988 -Los Angeles 30, at Denver 27 (OT) Raiders lead series, 53-36-2 at Los Angeles 21, Denver 20 1960 -at Denver 31, Oakland 14 1989 -at Denver 31, Los Angeles 21 at Oakland 48, Denver 10 at Los Angeles 16, Denver 13 (OT) 1961 -at Oakland 33, Denver 19 1990 -at Los Angeles 14, Denver 9 at Denver 27, Oakland 24 Los Angeles 23, at Denver 20 1962 -at Denver 44, Oakland 7 1991 -at Los Angeles 16, Denver 13 Denver 23, at Oakland 6 Los Angeles 17, at Denver 16 1963 -Oakland 26, at Denver 10 1992 -at Denver, 17, Los Angeles 13 at Oakland 35, Denver 31 at Los Angeles 24, Denver 0 1964 -at Oakland 40, Denver 7 1993 -Los Angeles 23, at Denver 20 at Denver 20, Oakland 20 at Los Angeles 33, Denver 30 (OT) 1965 -Oakland 28, at Denver 20 1994 -Los Angeles 48, at Denver 16 at Oakland 24, Denver 13 at Los Angeles 23, Denver 13 1966 -Oakland 17, at Denver 3 1995 -at Denver 27, Oakland 0 at Oakland 28, Denver 10 Denver 31, at Oakland 28 1967 -at Oakland 51, Denver 0 1996 -Denver 22, at Oakland 21

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at Denver 24, Oakland 19 2001 -Oakland 23, at Indianapolis 18 1997 -at Oakland 28, Denver 25 2004 -at Indianapolis 35, Oakland 14 at Denver 31, Oakland 3 *Franchise in Baltimore prior to 1984. 1998 -Denver 34, at Oakland 17 at Denver 40, Oakland 14 RAIDERS vs. JACKSONVILLE 1999 -Denver 16, at Oakland 13 Jacksonville leads series, 2-1 at Denver 27, Oakland 21 (OT) 1996 -at Oakland 17, Jacksonville 3 2000 -Denver 33, at Oakland 24 1997 -Jacksonville 20, at Oakland 9 at Denver 27, Oakland 24 2004 -Jacksonville 13, at Oakland 6 2001 -at Oakland 38, Denver 28 at Denver 23, Oakland 17 RAIDERS vs. *KANSAS CITY 2002 -Oakland 34, Denver 10 Kansas City leads series, 47-42-2 at Oakland 28, Denver 16 1960- Dallas 34, at Oakland 16 2003 -at Denver 31, Oakland 10 Oakland 20, at Dallas 19 Denver 22, Oakland 8 1961 -Dallas 42, at Oakland 35 2004 -Denver 31, at Oakland 3 at Dallas 43, Oakland 11 Oakland 25, at Denver 24 1962 -Dallas 26, at Oakland 16 2005 -Denver 31, at Oakland 17 at Dallas 35, Oakland 7 at Denver 22, Oakland 3 1963 -at Oakland 10, Kansas City 7 Oakland 22, at Kansas City 7 RAIDERS vs. DETROIT 1964 -Kansas City 21, at Oakland 9 Raiders lead series, 6-3 at Kansas City 42, Oakland 7 1970 -at Detroit 28, Oakland 14 1965 -at Oakland 37, Kansas City 10 1974 -at Oakland 35, Detroit 13 at Kansas CIty 14, Oakland 7 1978 -at Oakland 29, Detroit 17 1966 -Kansas City 32, at Oakland 10 1981 -at Detroit 16, Oakland 0 Oakland 34, at Kansas City 13 1984 -Los Angeles 24, at Detroit 3 1967 -at Oakland 23, Kansas City 21 1987 -at Los Angeles 27, Detroit 7 Oakland 44, at Kansas City 22 1990 -Los Angeles 38, at Detroit 31 1968 -at Kansas City 24, Oakland 10 1996 -at Oakland 37, Detroit 21 at Oakland 38, Kansas City 21 2003 -at Detroit 23, Oakland 13 1969 -Oakland 27, at Kansas City 24 at Oakland 10, Kansas City 6 RAIDERS vs. GREEN BAY 1970 -Oakland 17, at Kansas City 17 Raiders lead series, 5-4 at Oakland 20, Kansas City 6 1972 -at Oakland 20, at Green Bay 14 1971 -at Oakland 20, Kansas City 20 1976 -at Oakland 18, Green Bay 14 at Kansas City 16, Oakland 14 1978 -Oakland 28, at Green Bay 3 1972 -at Kansas City 27, Oakland 14 1984 -at Los Angeles 28, Green Bay 7 at Oakland 26, Kansas City 3 1987 -Los Angeles 20, at Green Bay 0 1973 -at Kansas City 16, Oakland 3 1990 -Green Bay 29, at Los Angeles 16 at Oakland 37, Kansas City 7 1993 -at Green Bay 28, Los Angeles 0 1974 -at Oakland 27, Kansas City 7 1999 -at Green Bay 28, Oakland 24 Oakland 7, at Kansas City 6 2003 -Green Bay 41, at Oakland 7 1975 -at Kansas City 42, Oakland 10 at Oakland 28, Kansas City 20 RAIDERS vs. HOUSTON 1976 -Oakland 24, at Kansas City 21 Houston leads series, 1-0 at Oakland 21, Kansas City 10 2004 -at Houston 30, Oakland 17 1977 -Oakland 37, at Kansas City 28 at Oakland 21, Kansas City 20 RAIDERS vs. *INDIANAPOLIS 1978 -at Oakland 28, Kansas City 6 Raiders lead series, 7-3 Oakland 20, at Kansas City 10 1971 -Baltimore 37, at Oakland 14 1979 -at Kansas City 35, Oakland 7 1973 -Oakland 34, at Baltimore 21 Kansas City 24, at Oakland 21 1975 -Oakland 31, at Baltimore 20 1980 -Oakland 27, at Kansas City 14 1984 -at Los Angeles 21, Indianapolis 7 Kansas City 31, at Oakland 17 1986 -Indianapolis 30, at Los Angeles 24 1981 -at Kansas City 27, Oakland 0 1991 -at Los Angeles 16, Indianapolis 0 Kansas City 28, at Oakland 17 1995 -at Oakland 30, Indianapolis 17 1982 -Los Angeles 21, at Kansas City 16 2000 -Oakland 38, at Indianapolis 31 1983 -at Los Angeles 21, Kansas City 20

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Los Angeles 28, at Kansas City 20 1978 -at Miami 23, Oakland 6 1984 -Los Angeles 22, at Kansas City 20 1979 -at Oakland 13, Miami 3 at Los Angeles 17, Kansas City 7 1980 -at Oakland 16, Miami 10 1985 -at Kansas City 36, Los Angeles 20 1981 -Oakland 33, at Miami 17 at Los Angeles 19, Kansas City 10 1983 -at Los Angeles 27, Miami 14 1986 -Los Angeles 24, at Kansas City 17 1984 -Los Angeles 45, at Miami 34 Kansas City 20, at Los Angeles 17 1986 -Los Angeles 30, at Miami 28 1987 -at Los Angeles 35, Kansas City 17 1988 -Miami 24, at Los Angeles 14 at Kansas City 16, Los Angeles 10 1990 -Los Angeles 13, at Miami 10 1988 -Los Angeles 27, at Kansas City 17 1992 -at Miami 20, Los Angeles 7 at Los Angeles 17, Kansas City 10 1994 -at Miami 20, Los Angeles 17 (OT) 1989 -at Kansas City 24, Los Angeles 19 1996 -at Oakland 17, Miami 7 at Los Angeles 20, Kansas City 14 1997 -Miami 34, at Oakland 16 1990 -at Kansas City 9, Los Angeles 7 1998 -Miami 27, at Oakland 17 Kansas City 27, at Los Angeles 24 1999 -Miami 16, at Oakland 9 1991 -at Kansas City 24, Los Angeles 21 2001 -at Miami 18, Oakland 15 Kansas City 27, at Los Angeles 21 2002 -at Miami 23, Oakland 17 1992 -at Kansas City 27, Los Angeles 7 2005 -Miami 33, at Oakland 21 at Los Angeles 28, Kansas City 7 1993 -at Kansas City 24, Los Angeles 9 RAIDERS vs. MINNESOTA Kansas CIty 31, at Los Angeles 20 Raiders lead series, 8-3 1994 -at Kansas City 13, Los Angeles 3 1973 -at Minnesota 24, Oakland 16 Kansas City 19, at Los Angeles 9 1977 -at Oakland 35, Minnesota 13 1995 -at Kansas City 23, Oakland 17 (OT) 1978 -at Oakland 27, Minnesota 20 Kansas City 29, at Oakland 23 1981 -Oakland 36, at Minnesota 10 1996 -at Kansas City 19, Oakland 3 1984 -at Los Angeles 23, Minnesota 20 at Oakland 26, Kansas City 7 1987 -at Minnesota 31, Los Angeles 20 1997 -Kansas City 28, at Oakland 27 1990 -Los Angeles 28, at Minnesota 24 at Kansas City 30, Oakland 0 1993 -at Los Angeles 24, Minnesota 7 1998 -at Kansas City 28, Oakland 8 1996 -Minnesota 16, at Oakland 13 (OT) Kansas City 31, at Oakland 24 1999 -Oakland 22, at Minnesota 17 1999 -Kansas City 37, at Oakland 34 2003 -at Oakland 28, Minnesota 18 Oakland 41, at Kansas City 38 (OT) 2000 -Oakland 20, at Kansas City 17 RAIDERS vs. *NEW ENGLAND at Oakland 49, Kansas City 31 Raiders lead series, 14-13-1 2001 -Oakland 27, at Kansas City 24 1960 -at Oakland 27, Boston 14 at Oakland 28, Kansas City 26 at Boston 34, Oakland 28 2002 -at Kansas City 20, Oakland 10 1961 -at Boston 20, Oakland 17 at Oakland 24, Kansas City 0 Boston 35, at Oakland 21 2003 -Kansas City 17, at Oakland 10 1962 -at Boston 26, Oakland 16 at Kansas City 27, Oakland 24 at Oakland 20, Boston 0 2004 -Kansas City 34, at Oakland 27 1963 -Boston 20, at Oakland 14 at Kansas City 31, Oakland 30 at Boston 20, Oakland 14 2005 -Kansas City 23, at Oakland 17 1964 -Boston 17, at Oakland 14 at Kansas City 27, Oakland 23 Oakland 43, at Boston 43 *Known as Dallas Texans prior to 1963. 1965 -Oakland 24, at Boston 10 at Oakland 30, Boston 21 RAIDERS vs. MIAMI 1966 -at Boston 24, Oakland 21 Raiders lead series, 15-11-1 1967 -at Oakland 35, Boston 7 1966 -Oakland 23, at Miami 14 Oakland 48, at Boston 14 at Oakland 21, Miami 10 1968 -at Oakland 41, Boston 10 1967 -at Oakland 31, Miami 17 1969 -Oakland 38, at Boston 23 1968 -Oakland 47, at Miami 21 1971 -at New England 20, Oakland 6 1969 -at Oakland 20, Miami 17 1974 -at Oakland 41, New England 26 Oakland 20, at Miami 20 1976 -at New England 48, Oakland 17 1970 -at Miami 20, Oakland 13 1978 -New England 21, at Oakland 14 1973 -at Oakland 12, Miami 7 1981 -at Oakland 27, New England 17 1975 -Oakland 31, at Miami 21 1985 -Los Angeles 35, at New England 20

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1987 -at New England 26, Los Angeles 23 1989 -Los Angeles 14, at NY Jets 7 1989 -at Los Angeles 24, New England 21 1993 -at Los Angeles 24, NY Jets 20 1994 -Los Angeles 21, at New England 17 1995 -Oakland 47, at NY Jets 10 2002 -at Oakland 27, New England 20 1996 -Oakland 34, at NY Jets 13 2005 -at New England 30, Oakland 20 1997 -at NY Jets 23, Oakland 22 *Franchise in Boston prior to 1971. 1999 -at Oakland 24, NY Jets 23 2000 -at Oakland 31, NY Jets 7 RAIDERS vs. NEW ORLEANS 2001 -NY Jets 24, at Oakland 22 Raiders lead series, 5-4-1 2002 -at Oakland 26, NY Jets 20 1971 -Oakland 21, at New Orleans 21 2003 -NY Jets 27, at Oakland 24 1975 -at Oakland 48, New Orleans 10 2005 -at NY Jets 26, Oakland 10 1979 -Oakland 42, at New Orleans 35 *Known as NY Titans prior to 1963. 1985 -at Los Angeles 23, New Orleans 13 1988 -at New Orleans 20, Los Angeles 6 RAIDERS vs. PHILADELPHIA 1991 -at New Orleans 27, Los Angeles 0 Philadelphia leads series, 5-4 1994 -at Los Angeles 24, New Orleans 19 1971 -at Oakland 34, Philadelphia 10 1997 -New Orleans 13, at Oakland 10 1976 -Oakland 26, at Philadelphia 7 2000 -Oakland 31, at New Orleans 22 1980 -at Philadelphia 10, Oakland 7 2004 -New Orleans 31, at Oakland 26 1986 -Philadelphia 33, at Los Angeles 27 (OT) 1989 -at Philadelphia 10, Los Angeles 7 RAIDERS vs. NEW YORK GIANTS 1992 -at Philadelphia 31, Los Angeles 10 Raiders lead series, 7-3 1995 -at Oakland 48, Philadelphia 17 1973 -at Oakland 42, NY Giants 0 2001 -Oakland 20, at Philadelphia 10 1980 -Oakland 33, at NY Giants 17 2005 -at Philadelphia 23, Oakland 20 1983 -at Los Angeles 27, NY Giants 12 1986 -NY Giants 14, at Los Angeles 9 RAIDERS vs. PITTSBURGH 1989 -at NY Giants 34, Los Angeles 17 Series tied at 8 1992 -at Los Angeles 13, NY Giants 10 1970 -at Oakland 31, Pittsburgh 14 1995 -Oakland 17, at NY Giants 13 1972 -at Pittsburgh 34, Oakland 28 1998 -at Oakland 20, NY Giants 17 1973 -Pittsburgh 17, at Oakland 9 2001 -Oakland 28, at NY Giants 10 1974 -Oakland 17, at Pittsburgh 0 2005 -NY Giants 30, at Oakland 21 1976 -at Oakland 31, Pittsburgh 28 1977 -Oakland 16, at Pittsburgh 7 RAIDERS vs. *NEW YORK JETS 1980 -Oakland 45, at Pittsburgh 34 Raiders lead series, 19-13-2 1981 -at Oakland 30, Pittsburgh 27 1960 -Oakland 28, at NY Titans 27 1984 -Pittsburgh 13, at Los Angeles 7 NY Titans 31, at Oakland 28 1990 -at Los Angeles 20, Pittsburgh 3 1961 -NY Titans 14, at Oakland 6 1994 -Pittsburgh 21, at Los Angeles 3 at NY Titans 23, Oakland 12 1995 -Pittsburgh 29, at Oakland 10 1962 -NY Titans 28, at Oakland 17 2000 -at Pittsburgh 21, Oakland 20 at NY Titans 31, Oakland 21 2002 -Oakland 30, at Pittsburgh 17 1963 -at NY Jets 10, Oakland 7 2003 -at Pittsburgh 27, Oakland 7 at Oakland 49, NY Jets 26 2004 -at Pittsburgh 24, Oakland 21 1964 -at NY Jets 35, Oakland 13 at Oakland 35, NY Jets 26 RAIDERS vs. *ST. LOUIS 1965 -Oakland 24, at NY Jets 24 Raiders lead series, 7-3 at Oakland 24, NY Jets 14 1972 -at Oakland 45, Los Angeles 17 1966 -Oakland 24, at NY Jets 21 1977 -at Los Angeles 20, Oakland 14 at Oakland 28, NY Jets 28 1979 -Oakland 24, at Los Angeles 17 1967 -at NY Jets 27, Oakland 14 1982 -at Los Angeles 37, L.A. Rams 31 at Oakland 38, NY Jets 29 1985 -Los Angeles 16, at L.A. Rams 6 1968 -at Oakland 43, NY Jets 32 1988 -L.A. Rams 22, at Los Angeles 17 1969 -Oakland 27, at NY Jets 14 1991 -at Los Angeles 20, L.A. Rams 17 1970 -Oakland 14 at NY Jets 13 1994 -Los Angeles 20, at L.A. Rams 17 1972 -at Oakland 24, NY Jets 16 1997 -at Oakland 35, St. Louis 17 1977 -Oakland 28, at NY Jets 27 2002 -at St. Louis 28, Oakland 13 1979 -at NY Jets 28, Oakland 19 *Franchise in Los Angeles prior to 1995. 1985 -at Los Angeles 31, NY Jets 0

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RAIDERS vs. *SAN DIEGO 1988 -at Los Angeles 24, San Diego 13 Raiders lead series, 54-36-2 Los Angeles 13, at San Diego 3 1960 -at Los Angeles 52, Oakland 28 1989 -at Los Angeles 40, San Diego 14 Los Angeles 41, at Oakland 17 at San Diego 14, Los Angeles 12 1961 - at San Diego 44, Oakland 0 1990 -Los Angeles 24, at San Diego 9 San Diego 41, at Oakland10 at Los Angeles 17, San Diego 12 1962 -San Diego 42, at Oakland 33 1991 -San Diego 21, at Los Angeles 13 at San Diego 31, Oakland 21 Los Angeles 9, at San Diego 7 1963 -Oakland 34, at San Diego 33 1992 -at San Diego 27, Los Angeles 3 at Oakland 41, San Diego 27 at San Diego 36, Los Angeles 14 1964 -San Diego 31, at Oakland 17 1993 -San Diego 30, at Los Angeles 23 at Oakland 21 San Diego 20 Los Angeles 12, at San Diego 7 1965 -San Diego 17, at Oakland 6 1994 -San Diego 26, at Los Angeles 24 at San Diego 24, Oakland 14 Los Angeles 24, at San Diego 17 1966 -San Diego 29, at Oakland 20 1995 -at Oakland 17, San Diego 7 Oakland 41, at San Diego19 at San Diego 12, Oakland 6 1967 -at Oakland 51, San Diego 10 1996 -San Diego 40, at Oakland 34 Oakland 41, at San Diego 21 Oakland 32, at San Diego 14 1968 -San Diego 23, at Oakland 14 1997 -San Diego 25, at Oakland 10 Oakland 34, at San Diego 27 Oakland 38, at San Diego 13 1969 -Oakland 24, at San Diego 12 1998 -at Oakland 7, San Diego 6 at Oakland 21, San Diego 16 Oakland 17, at San Diego 10 1970 -Oakland 27, at San Diego 27 1999 -at Oakland 28, San Diego 9 at Oakland 20, San Diego17 at San Diego 23, Oakland 20 1971 -Oakland 34, at San Diego 0 2000 -at Oakland 9, San Diego 6 at Oakland 34, San Diego 33 Oakland 15, at San Diego 13 1972 -at Oakland 17, San Diego 17 2001 -at Oakland 34, San Diego 24 Oakland 21, at San Diego 19 Oakland 13, at San Diego 6 1973 -Oakland 27, at San Diego 17 2002 -San Diego 27, at Oakland 21 (OT) at Oakland 31, San Diego 3 Oakland 27, at San Diego 7 1974 -Oakland 14, at San Diego 10 2003 -at Oakland 34, San Diego 31 at Oakland 17, San Diego 10 at San Diego 21, Oakland 14 1975 -Oakland 6, at San Diego 0 2004 -at San Diego 42, Oakland 14 at Oakland 25, San Diego 0 San Diego 23, at Oakland 17 1976 -Oakland 27, at San Diego 17 2005 -San Diego 27, at Oakland 14 at Oakland 24, San Diego 0 at San Diego 34, Oakland 10 1977 -at Oakland 24, San Diego 0 *Franchise in Los Angeles prior to 1961. at San Diego 12, Oakland 7 1978 -Oakland 21, at San Diego 20 RAIDERS vs. SAN FRANCISCO San Diego 27, at Oakland 23 Raiders lead series, 6-4 1979 -at San Diego 30, Oakland 10 1970 -San Francisco 38, at Oakland 7 at Oakland 45, San Diego 22 1974 -Oakland 35, at San Francisco 24 1980 -at San Diego 30, Oakland 24 (OT) 1979 -at Oakland 23, San Francisco 10 at Oakland 38, San Diego 24 1982 -Los Angeles 23, at San Francisco 17 1981 -San Diego 55, at Oakland 21 1985 -San Francisco 34, at Los Angeles 10 at San Diego 23, Oakland 10 1988 -Los Angeles 9, at San Francisco 3 1982 -at Los Angeles 28, San Diego 24 1991 -at Los Angeles 12, San Francisco 6 Los Angeles 41, at San Diego 34 1994 -at San Francisco 44, Los Angeles 14 1983 -Los Angeles 42, at San Diego 10 2000 -Oakland 34, at San Francisco 28 (OT) at Los Angeles 30, San Diego 14 2002 -San Francisco 23, at Oakland 20 (OT) 1984 -at Los Angeles 33, San Diego 30 Los Angeles 44, at San Diego 37 RAIDERS vs. SEATTLE 1985 -at Los Angeles 34, San Diego 21 Raiders lead series, 27-22 at San Diego 40, Los Angeles 34 (OT) 1977 -at Oakland 44, Seattle 7 1986 -at Los Angeles 17, San Diego 13 1978 -at Seattle 27, Oakland 7 Los Angeles 37, at San Diego 31 (OT) Seattle 17, at Oakland 16 1987 -San Diego 23, at Los Angeles 17 1979 -at Seattle 27, Oakland 10 at San Diego 16, Los Angeles 14 Seattle 29, at Oakland 24

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1980 -at Oakland 33, Seattle14 Oakland 14, at Houston 13 Oakland 19, at Seattle 17 1961 -at Houston 55, Oakland 0 1981 -at Oakland 20, Seattle 10 Houston 47, at Oakland 16 Oakland 32, at Seattle 31 1962 -Houston 28, at Oakland 20 1982 -at Los Angeles 28, Seattle 23 at Houston 32, Oakland 17 1983 -at Seattle 38, Los Angeles 36 1963 -Oakland 24, at Houston 13 Seattle 34, at Los Angeles 21 at Oakland 52, Houston 49 1984 -at Los Angeles 28, Seattle 14 1964 -at Houston 42, Oakland 28 at Seattle 17, Los Angeles 14 at Oakland 20, Houston 10 1985 -at Seattle 33, Los Angeles 3 1965 -at Oakland 21, Houston 17 at Los Angeles 13, Seattle 3 Oakland 33, at Houston 21 1986 -at Los Angeles 14, Seattle 10 1966 -at Houston 31, Oakland 0 at Seattle 37, Los Angeles 0 at Oakland 38, Houston 23 1987 -Seattle 35, at Los Angeles 13 1967 -Oakland 19, at Houston 7 Los Angeles 37, at Seattle 14 1968 -Oakland 24, at Houston15 1988 -at Seattle 35, Los Angeles 27 1969 -at Oakland 21, Houston 17 Seattle 43, at Los Angeles 37 1971 -at Oakland 41, Houston 21 1989 -Seattle 24, at Los Angeles 20 1972 -Oakland 34, at Houston 0 at Seattle 23, Los Angeles 17 1973 -Oakland 17, at Houston 6 1990 -Los Angeles 17, at Seattle 13 1975 -Houston 27, at Oakland 26 at Los Angeles 24, Seattle 17 1976 -Oakland 14, at Houston 13 1991 -Los Angeles 23, at Seattle 20 (OT) 1977 -at Oakland 34, Houston 29 at Los Angeles 31, Seattle 7 1978 -at Oakland 21, Houston 17 1992 -Los Angeles 19, at Seattle 0 1979 -at Houston 31, Oakland 17 at Los Angeles 20, Seattle 3 1981 -at Houston 17, Oakland 16 1993 -Los Angeles 17, at Seattle 13 1983 -at Los Angeles 20, Houston 6 at Los Angeles 27, Seattle 23 1984 -Los Angeles 24, at Houston 14 1994 -Seattle 38, at Los Angeles 9 1986 -Los Angeles 28, at Houston 17 Los Angeles 17, at Seattle 16 1988 -at Houston 38, Los Angeles 35 1995 -at Oakland 34, Seattle 10 1989 -at Houston 23, Los Angeles 7 at Seattle 44, Oakland 10 1991 -at Houston 47, Los Angeles 17 1996 -Oakland 27, at Seattle 21 1994 -at Los Angeles 17, Houston 14 Seattle 28, at Oakland 21 1997 -at Tennessee 24, Oakland 21(OT) 1997 -at Seattle 45, Oakland 34 1999 -at Tennessee 21, Oakland 14 Seattle 22, at Oakland 21 2001 -Tennessee 13, at Oakland 10 1998 -Oakland 31, at Seattle 18 2002 -at Oakland 52, Tennessee 25 at Oakland 20, Seattle 17 2003 -at Tennessee 25, Oakland 20 1999 -at Seattle 22, Oakland 21 2004 -at Oakland 40, Tennessee 35 at Oakland 30, Seattle 21 2005 -Oakland 34, at Tennessee 25 2000 -at Oakland 31, Seattle 3 *Known as Houston Oilers prior to 1997. at Seattle 27, Oakland 24 2001 -at Oakland 38, Seattle 14 RAIDERS vs. WASHINGTON at Seattle 34, Oakland 27 Raiders lead series, 7-3 2002 -at Oakland 31, Seattle 17 1970 -at Oakland 34, Washington 20 1975 -Oakland 26, at Washington 23 RAIDERS vs. TAMPA BAY 1980 -at Oakland 24, Washington 21 Raiders lead series, 5-1 1983 -at Washington 37, Los Angeles 35 1976 -at Oakland 49, Tampa Bay 16 1986 -at Washington 10, Los Angeles 6 1981 -at Oakland 18, Tampa Bay 16 1989 -at Los Angeles 37, Washington 24 1993 -at Los Angeles 27, Tampa Bay 20 1992 -Los Angeles 21, at Washington 20 1996 -at Tampa Bay 20, Oakland 17 (OT) 1995 -Oakland 20, at Washington 8 1999 -at Oakland 45, Tampa Bay 0 1998 -Washington 29, at Oakland 19 2004 -at Oakland 30 ,Tampa Bay 20 2005 -Oakland 16, at Washington 13

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YEARLY STANDINGS AMERICAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1960 EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Houston 10 4 0 379 285 Los Angeles 10 4 0 373 336 New York 7 7 0 382 399 Dallas 8 6 0 362 253 Buffalo 5 8 1 296 303 Raiders 6 8 0 319 388 Boston 5 9 0 286 349 Denver 4 9 1 309 393 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: Houston 24, Los Angeles 16 1961 EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Houston 10 3 1 513 242 San Diego 12 2 0 396 219 Boston 9 4 1 413 313 Dallas 6 8 0 334 343 New York 7 7 0 301 390 Denver 3 11 0 251 432 Buffalo 6 8 0 294 342 Raiders 2 12 0 237 458 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: Houston 10, San Diego 3 1962 EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Houston 11 3 0 387 270 Dallas 11 3 0 389 233 Boston 9 4 1 346 295 Denver 7 7 0 353 334 Buffalo 7 6 1 309 272 San Diego 4 10 0 314 392 New York 5 9 0 278 423 Raiders 1 13 0 213 370 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: Dallas 20, Houston 17 (OT) 1963 EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Boston* 7 6 1 304 291 San Diego 11 3 0 399 256 Buffalo* 7 6 1 327 257 Raiders 10 4 0 363 288 Houston 6 8 0 302 372 Kansas City 5 7 2 347 263 New York 5 8 1 249 399 Denver 2 11 1 301 473 *Boston won playoff game 26-8 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: San Diego 51, Boston 10 1964 EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Buffalo 12 2 0 400 242 San Diego 8 5 1 341 300 Boston 10 3 1 365 297 Kansas City 7 7 0 366 306 New York 5 8 1 278 315 Raiders 5 7 2 303 350 Houston 4 10 0 310 355 Denver 2 11 1 240 438 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: Buffalo 20, San Diego 7 1965 EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Buffalo 10 3 1 313 226 San Diego 9 2 3 340 227 New York 5 8 1 285 303 Raiders 8 5 1 298 239 Boston 4 8 2 244 302 Kansas City 7 5 2 322 285 Houston 4 10 0 298 429 Denver 4 10 0 303 392 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: Buffalo 23, San Diego 0 1966 EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Buffalo 9 4 1 358 255 Kansas City 11 2 1 448 276 Boston 8 4 2 315 283 Raiders 8 5 1 315 288 New York 6 6 2 322 312 San Diego 7 6 1 335 284 Houston 3 11 0 335 396 Denver 4 10 0 196 381 Miami 3 11 0 213 362 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: Kansas City 31, Buffalo 7 SUPER BOWL I: Green Bay 35, Kansas City 10 OAKLAND RAIDERS 255 206-261 hpc 7/26/06 10:33 AM Page 256

1967 EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Houston 9 4 1 258 199 Raiders 13 1 0 468 233 New York 8 5 1 371 329 Kansas City 9 5 0 408 254 Buffalo 4 10 0 237 285 San Diego 8 5 1 360 352 Miami 4 10 0 219 407 Denver 3 11 0 256 409 Boston 3 10 1 280 389 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: Raiders 40, Houston 7 SUPER BOWL II: Green Bay 33, Raiders 14 1968 EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp New York 11 3 0 419 280 Raiders* 12 2 0 453 233 Houston 7 7 0 303 248 Kansas City* 12 2 0 371 170 Miami 5 8 1 276 355 San Diego 9 5 0 382 310 Boston 4 10 0 229 406 Denver 5 9 0 255 404 Buffalo 1 12 1 199 367 Cincinnati 3 11 0 215 329 *Raiders won playoff game 41-6 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: NY Jets 27, Raiders 23 SUPER BOWL III: NY Jets 16, Baltimore 7 1969 EASTERN DIVISION WESTERN DIVISION Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp New York 10 4 0 353 269 Raiders 12 1 1 377 242 Houston 6 6 2 278 279 Kansas City 11 3 0 359 177 Boston 4 10 0 266 316 San Diego 8 6 0 288 276 Buffalo 4 10 0 230 359 Denver 5 8 1 297 344 Miami 3 10 1 233 332 Cincinnati 4 9 1 280 367 PLAYOFF: Kansas City 13, NY Jets 6 PLAYOFF: Raiders 56, Houston 7 CHAMPIONSHIP GAME: Kansas City 17, Raiders 7 SUPER BOWL IV: Kansas City 23, Minnesota 7

NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE 1970 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Raiders 8 4 2 300 293 San Francisco 10 3 1 352 267 Kansas City 7 5 2 272 244 Los Angeles 9 4 1 325 202 San Diego 5 6 3 282 278 Atlanta 4 8 2 206 261 Denver 5 8 1 253 264 New Orleans 2 11 1 172 347 Central Division Central Division Cincinnati 8 6 0 312 255 Minnesota 12 2 0 335 143 Cleveland 7 7 0 286 265 Detroit 10 4 0 347 202 Pittsburgh 5 9 0 210 272 Chicago 6 8 0 256 261 Houston 3 10 1 217 352 Green Bay 6 8 0 196 293 Eastern Division Eastern Division Baltimore 11 2 1 321 234 Dallas 10 4 0 299 221 Miami 10 4 0 297 228 NY Giants 9 5 0 301 270 NY Jets 4 10 0 255 286 St. Louis 8 5 1 325 228 Buffalo 3 10 1 204 337 Washington 6 8 0 297 314 Boston 2 12 0 149 361 Philadelphia 3 10 1 241 332 AFC PLAYOFFS: Raiders 21, Miami 14; Baltimore 17, Cincinnati 0 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Baltimore 27, Raiders 17 NFC PLAYOFFS: Dallas 5, Detroit 0; San Francisco 17, Minnesota 14 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Dallas 17, San Francisco 10 SUPER BOWL V: Baltimore 16, Dallas 13

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1971 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Kansas City 10 3 1 302 208 San Francisco 9 5 0 300 216 Raiders 8 4 2 344 278 Los Angeles 8 5 1 313 260 San Diego 6 8 0 311 341 Atlanta 7 6 1 274 277 Denver 4 9 1 203 275 New Orleans 4 8 2 266 347 Central Division Central Division Cleveland 9 5 0 285 273 Minnesota 11 3 0 245 139 Pittsburgh 6 8 0 246 292 Detroit 7 6 1 341 286 Houston 4 9 1 251 330 Chicago 6 8 0 185 276 Cincinnati 4 10 0 284 265 Green Bay 4 8 2 274 298 Eastern Division Eastern Division Miami 10 3 1 315 174 Dallas 11 3 0 406 222 Baltimore 10 4 0 313 140 Washington 9 4 1 276 190 New England 6 8 0 238 325 Philadelphia 6 7 1 221 302 NY Jets 6 8 0 212 299 St. Louis 4 9 1 231 279 Buffalo 1 13 0 184 394 NY Giants 4 10 0 228 362 AFC PLAYOFFS: Miami 27, Kansas City 24 (2 OT); Baltimore 20, Cleveland 3 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Miami 21, Baltimore 0 NFC PLAYOFFS: San Francisco 24, Washington 20; Dallas 20, Minnesota 12 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Dallas 14, San Francisco 3 SUPER BOWL VI: Dallas 24, Miami 3

1972 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Raiders 10 3 1 365 248 San Francisco 8 5 1 353 249 Kansas City 8 6 0 287 254 Atlanta 7 7 0 269 274 Denver 5 9 0 325 350 Los Angeles6 7 1 291 286 San Diego 4 9 1 264 344 New Orleans 2 11 1 215 361 Central Division Central Division Pittsburgh 11 3 0 343 175 Green Bay 10 4 0 304 226 Cleveland 10 4 0 268 249 Detroit 8 5 1 339 290 Cincinnati 8 6 0 299 229 Minnesota 7 7 0 301 252 Houston 1 13 0 164 380 Chicago 4 9 1 225 275 Eastern Division Eastern Division Miami 14 0 0 385 171 Washington 11 3 0 336 218 NY Jets 7 7 0 367 324 Dallas 10 4 0 319 240 Baltimore 5 9 0 235 252 NY Giants 8 6 0 331 247 Buffalo 4 9 1 257 377 St. Louis 4 9 1 193 303 New England 3 11 0 192 446 Philadelphia 2 11 1 145 352 AFC PLAYOFFS: Pittsburgh 13, Raiders 7; Miami 20, Cleveland 14 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Miami 21, Pittsburgh 17 NFC PLAYOFFS: Dallas 30, San Francisco 28; Washington 16, Green Bay 3 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Washington 26, Dallas 3 SUPER BOWL VII: Miami 14, Washington 7

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1973 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Raiders 9 4 1 292 175 Los Angeles 12 2 0 388 178 Denver 7 5 2 354 296 Atlanta 9 5 0 318 224 Kansas City 7 5 2 231 192 New Orleans 5 9 0 163 312 San Diego 2 11 1 188 386 San Francisco 5 9 0 262 319 Central Division Central Division Cincinnati 10 4 0 286 231 Minnesota 12 2 0 296 168 Pittsburgh 10 4 0 347 210 Detroit 6 7 1 271 247 Cleveland 7 5 2 234 255 Green Bay 5 7 2 202 259 Houston 1 13 0 199 447 Chicago 3 11 0 195 334 Eastern Division Eastern Division Miami 12 2 0 343 150 Dallas 10 4 0 382 203 Buffalo 9 5 0 259 230 Washington 10 4 0 325 198 New England 5 9 0 258 300 Philadelphia 5 8 1 310 393 Baltimore 4 10 0 226 341 St. Louis 4 9 1 286 365 NY Jets 4 10 0 240 306 NY Giants 2 11 1 226 362 AFC PLAYOFFS: Raiders 33, Pittsburgh 14; Miami 34, Cincinnati 16 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Miami 27, Raiders 10 NFC PLAYOFFS: Minnesota 27, Washington 20; Dallas 27, Los Angeles 16 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Minnesota 27, Dallas 10 SUPER BOWL VIII: Miami 24, Minnesota 7

1974 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Raiders 12 2 0 355 228 Los Angeles 10 4 0 263 181 Denver 7 6 1 302 294 San Francisco 6 8 0 226 236 Kansas City 5 9 0 233 293 New Orleans 5 9 0 166 263 San Diego 5 9 0 212 285 Atlanta 3 11 0 111 271 Central Division Central Division Pittsburgh 10 3 1 305 189 Minnesota 10 4 0 310 195 Cincinnati 7 7 0 283 259 Detroit 7 7 0 256 270 Houston 7 7 0 236 282 Green Bay 6 8 0 210 206 Cleveland 4 10 0 251 344 Chicago 4 10 0 152 279 Eastern Division Eastern Division Miami 11 3 0 327 216 St. Louis 10 4 0 285 218 Buffalo 9 5 0 264 244 Washington 10 4 0 320 196 New England 7 7 0 348 289 Dallas 8 6 0 297 235 NY Jets 7 7 0 279 300 Philadelphia 7 7 0 242 217 Baltimore 2 12 0 190 329 NY Giants 2 12 0 195 299 AFC PLAYOFFS: Raiders 28, Miami 26; Pittsburgh 32, Buffalo 14 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Pittsburgh 24, Raiders 13 NFC PLAYOFFS: Minnesota 30, St Louis 14; Los Angeles 19, Washington 10 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Minnesota 14, Los Angeles 10 SUPER BOWL IX: Pittsburgh 16, Minnesota 6

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1975 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Raiders 11 3 0 375 255 Los Angeles 12 2 0 312 135 Denver 6 8 0 254 307 San Francisco 5 9 0 255 286 Kansas City 5 9 0 282 341 Atlanta 4 10 0 240 289 San Diego 2 12 0 189 345 New Orleans 2 12 0 165 360 Central Division Central Division Pittsburgh 12 2 0 373 162 Minnesota 12 2 0 377 180 Cincinnati 11 3 0 340 246 Detroit 7 7 0 245 262 Houston 10 4 0 293 226 Chicago 4 10 0 191 379 Cleveland 3 11 0 218 372 Green Bay 4 10 0 226 285 Eastern Division Eastern Division Baltimore 10 4 0 395 269 St. Louis 11 3 0 356 276 Miami 10 4 0 357 222 Dallas 10 4 0 350 268 Buffalo 8 6 0 420 355 Washington 8 6 0 325 276 New England 3 11 0 258 358 NY Giants 5 9 0 216 306 NY Jets 3 11 0 258 433 Philadelphia 4 10 0 225 302 AFC PLAYOFFS: Raiders 31, Cincinnati 28; Pittsburgh 28, Baltimore 10 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Pittsburgh 16, Raiders 10 NFC PLAYOFFS: Dallas 17, Minnesota 14; Los Angeles 35, St. Louis 23 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Dallas 37, Los Angeles 7 SUPER BOWL X: Pittsburgh 21, Dallas 17

1976 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Raiders 13 1 0 350 237 Los Angeles 10 3 1 351 190 Denver 9 5 0 315 206 San Francisco 8 6 0 270 190 San Diego 6 8 0 248 285 Atlanta 4 10 0 172 312 Kansas City 5 9 0 290 376 New Orleans 4 10 0 253 346 Tampa Bay 0 14 0 125 412 Seattle 2 12 0 229 429 Central Division Central Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Pittsburgh 10 4 0 342 138 Minnesota 11 2 1 305 176 Cincinnati 10 4 0 335 210 Chicago 7 7 0 253 216 Cleveland 9 5 0 267 287 Detroit 6 8 0 262 220 Houston 5 9 0 222 273 Green Bay 5 9 0 218 299 Eastern Division Eastern Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Baltimore 11 3 0 417 246 Dallas 11 3 0 296 194 New England 11 3 0 376 236 Washington 10 4 0 291 217 Miami 6 8 0 263 264 St. Louis 10 4 0 309 267 NY Jets 3 11 0 169 383 Philadelphia 4 10 0 165 286 Buffalo 2 12 0 245 363 NY Giants 3 11 0 170 250 AFC PLAYOFFS: Raiders 24, New England 21; Pittsburgh 40, Baltimore 14 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Raiders 24, Pittsburgh 7 NFC PLAYOFFS: Minnesota 35, Washington 20; LA Rams 14, Dallas 12 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Minnesota 24, LA Rams 13 SUPER BOWL XI: Raiders 32, Minnesota 14

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1977 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Denver 12 2 0 274 148 Los Angeles 10 4 0 302 146 Raiders 11 3 0 351 230 Atlanta 7 7 0 179 129 San Diego 7 7 0 222 205 San Francisco 5 9 0 220 260 Seattle 5 9 0 282 373 New Orleans 3 11 0 232 336 Kansas City 2 12 0 225 349 Central Division Central Division Pittsburgh 9 5 0 283 243 Minnesota 9 5 0 231 227 Houston 8 6 0 299 230 Chicago 9 5 0 255 253 Cincinnati 8 6 0 238 235 Detroit 6 8 0 183 252 Cleveland 6 8 0 269 267 Green Bay 4 10 0 134 219 Tampa Bay 2 12 0 103 223 Eastern Division Eastern Division Baltimore 10 4 0 295 221 Dallas 12 2 0 345 212 Miami 10 4 0 313 197 Washington 9 5 0 196 189 New England 9 5 0 278 217 St. Louis 7 7 0 272 287 NY Jets 3 11 0 191 300 Philadelphia 5 9 0 220 207 Buffalo 3 11 0 160 313 NY Giants 5 9 0 181 265 AFC PLAYOFFS: Raiders 37, Baltimore 31; Denver 34, Pittsburgh 21 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Denver 20, Raiders 17 NFC PLAYOFFS: Dallas 37, Chicago 7; Minnesota 14, Los Angeles 7 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Dallas 23, Minnesota 6 SUPER BOWL XII: Dallas 27, Denver 10

1978 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Denver l0 6 0 282 198 Los Angeles 12 4 0 316 245 Raiders 9 7 0 311 283 Atlanta* 9 7 0 240 290 Seattle 9 7 0 345 358 New Orleans 7 9 0 281 298 San Diego 9 7 0 355 309 San Francisco 2 14 0 219 350 Kansas City 4 12 0 243 327 Central Division Central Division Pittsburgh 14 2 0 356 195 Minnesota 8 7 1 294 306 Houston* 10 6 0 283 298 Green Bay 8 7 1 249 269 Cleveland 8 8 0 334 356 Detroit 7 9 0 290 300 Cincinnati 4 12 0 252 284 Chicago 7 9 0 253 274 Tampa Bay 5 11 0 241 259 Eastern Division Eastern Division New England 11 5 0 358 286 Dallas 12 4 0 384 208 Miami* 11 5 0 372 254 Philadelphia* 9 7 0 270 250 NY Jets 8 8 0 359 364 Washington 8 8 0 273 283 Buffalo 5 11 0 302 354 St. Louis 6 10 0 248 296 Baltimore 5 11 0 239 421 NY Giants 6 10 0 264 298 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: Houston 17, Miami 9 AFC PLAYOFFS: Pittsburgh 33, Denver 10; Houston 31, New England 14 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Pittsburgh 34, Houston 5 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: Atlanta 14, Philadelphia 13 NFC PLAYOFFS: Dallas 27, Atlanta 20; Los Angeles 34, Minnesota 10 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Dallas 28, Los Angeles 0 SUPER BOWL XIII: Pittsburgh 35, Dallas 31

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1979 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp San Diego 12 4 0 411 246 Los Angeles 9 7 0 323 309 Denver* 10 6 0 289 262 New Orleans 8 8 0 370 360 Seattle 9 7 0 378 372 Atlanta 6 10 0 300 388 Raiders 9 7 0 365 337 San Francisco 2 14 0 308 416 Kansas City 7 9 0 238 262 Central Division Central Division Pittsburgh 12 4 0 416 262 Tampa Bay 10 6 0 273 237 Houston* 11 5 0 362 331 Chicago* 10 6 0 306 249 Cleveland 9 7 0 359 352 Minnesota 7 9 0 259 337 Cincinnati 4 12 0 337 421 Green Bay 5 11 0 246 316 Detroit 2 14 0 219 365 Eastern Division Eastern Division MIami 10 6 0 341 257 Dallas 11 5 0 371 313 New England 9 7 0 411 326 Philadelphia* 11 5 0 339 282 NY Jets 8 8 0 337 383 Washington 10 6 0 348 295 Buffalo 7 9 0 268 279 NY Giants 6 10 0 237 323 Baltimore 5 11 0 271 351 St. Louis 5 11 0 307 358 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: Houston 13, Denver 7 AFC PLAYOFFS: Houston 17, San Diego 14; Pittsburgh 34, Miami 14 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Pittsburgh 27, Houston 13 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: Philadelphia 27, Chicago 17 NFC PLAYOFFS: Tampa Bay 24, Philadelphia 17; L.A. Rams 21, Dallas 19 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Los Angeles 9, Tampa Bay 0 SUPER BOWL XIV: Pittsburgh 31, L.A. Rams 19

1980 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp San Diego 11 5 0 418 327 Atlanta 12 4 0 305 272 Raiders* 11 5 0 364 306 L.A. Rams* 11 5 0 424 289 Kansas City 8 8 0 319 336 San Francisco 6 10 0 320 415 Denver 8 8 0 310 323 New Orleans 1 15 0 291 487 Seattle 4 12 0 291 408 Central Division Central Division Cleveland 11 5 0 357 310 Minnesota 9 7 0 317 308 Houston* 11 5 0 295 251 Detroit 9 7 0 334 272 Pittsburgh 9 7 0 352 313 Chicago 7 9 0 304 264 Cincinnati 6 10 0 244 312 Tampa Bay 5 10 1 271 341 Green Bay 5 10 1 231 371 Eastern Division Eastern Division Buffalo 11 5 0 320 260 Philadelphia 12 4 0 384 222 New England 10 6 0 441 325 Dallas* 12 4 0 454 311 Miami 8 8 0 266 305 Washington 6 10 0 261 293 Baltimore 7 9 0 355 387 St. Louis 5 11 0 299 350 NY Jets 4 12 0 302 395 NY Giants 4 12 0 249 425 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: Raiders 27, Houston 7 AFC PLAYOFFS: Raiders 14, Cleveland 12; San Diego 20, Buffalo 14 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Raiders 34, San Diego 27 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: Dallas 34, LA Rams 13 NFC PLAYOFFS: Philadelphia 31, Minnesota 16; Dallas 30, Atlanta 27 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Philadelphia 20, Dallas 7 SUPER BOWL XV: Raiders 27, Philadelphia 10

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1981 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp San Diego 10 6 0 478 390 San Francisco 13 3 0 357 250 Denver 10 6 0 321 289 Atlanta 7 9 0 426 355 Kansas City 9 7 0 343 290 LA Rams 6 10 0 303 351 Raiders 7 9 0 273 343 New Orleans 4 12 0 207 378 Seattle 6 10 0 322 388 Central Division Central Division Cincinnati 12 4 0 421 304 Tampa Bay 9 7 0 315 268 Pittsburgh 8 8 0 356 297 Detroit 8 8 0 397 322 Houston 7 9 0 281 355 Green Bay 8 8 0 324 361 Cleveland 5 11 0 276 375 Minnesota 7 9 0 325 369 Chicago 6 10 0 253 324 Eastern Division Eastern Division Miami 11 4 1 345 275 Dallas 12 4 0 367 277 NY Jets* 10 5 1 355 287 Philadelphia* 10 6 0 368 221 Buffalo* 10 6 0 311 276 NY Giants* 9 7 0 295 257 Baltimore 2 14 0 259 533 Washington 8 8 0 347 349 New England 2 14 0 322 370 St. Louis 7 9 0 315 408 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: Buffalo 31, NY Jets 27 AFC PLAYOFFS: San Diego 41, Miami 38 (OT); Cincinnati 28, Buffalo 21 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Cincinnati 27, San Diego 7 NFC PLAYOFFS: San Francisco 38, NY Giants 24; Dallas 38, Tampa Bay 0 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: NY Giants 27, Philadelphia 21 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: San Francisco 28, Dallas 27 SUPER BOWL XVI: San Francisco 26, Cincinnati 21

1982 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Raiders 8 1 0 260 200 Atlanta 5 4 0 183 199 San Diego* 6 3 0 288 221 New Orleans 4 5 0 129 160 Seattle 4 5 0 127 147 San Francisco3 6 0 209 206 Kansas City 3 6 0 176 184 LA Rams 2 7 0 200 250 Denver 2 7 0 148 226 Central Division Central Division Cincinnati 7 2 0 232 177 Green Bay 5 3 1 226 169 Pittsburgh* 6 3 0 204 146 Tampa Bay* 5 4 0 158 178 Cleveland* 4 5 0 140 182 Minnesota* 5 4 0 187 198 Houston 1 8 0 136 245 Detroit* 4 5 0 181 176 Chicago 3 6 0 141 174 Eastern Division Eastern Division Miami 7 2 0 198 131 Washington 8 1 0 190 128 NY Jets* 6 3 0 245 166 Dallas* 6 3 0 226 145 New England* 5 4 0 143 157 St. Louis* 5 4 0 135 170 Buffalo 4 5 0 150 154 NY Giants 4 5 0 164 160 Baltimore 0 8 1 113 236 Philadelphia 3 6 0 191 195 AFC 1ST ROUND PLAYOFFS: Raiders 27, Cleveland 10; Miami 26, New England 13; San Diego 31, Pittsburgh 28; NY Jets 44, Cincinnati 17 AFC 2ND ROUND PLAYOFFS: NY Jets 17, Raiders 14; Miami 34, San Diego 13 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Miami 17, NY Jets 0 NFC 1ST ROUND PLAYOFFS: Washington 31, Detroit 7; Green Bay 41, St. Louis 16; Dallas 30, Tampa Bay 17; Minnesota 30, Atlanta 24 NFC 2ND ROUND PLAYOFFS: Dallas 37, Green Bay 26; Washington 21, Minnesota 7 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Washington 31, Dallas 17 SUPER BOWL XVII: Washington 27, Miami 17

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1983 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Raiders 12 4 0 442 338 San Francisco 10 6 0 432 293 Seattle* 9 7 0 403 397 LA Rams* 9 7 0 361 344 Denver* 9 7 0 302 327 New Orleans 8 8 0 319 337 Kansas City 6 10 0 386 367 Atlanta 7 9 0 370 389 San Diego 6 10 0 358 462 Central Division Central Division Pittsburgh 10 6 0 355 303 Detroit 9 7 0 347 286 Cleveland 9 7 0 356 342 Chicago 8 8 0 311 301 Cincinnati 7 9 0 346 302 Green Bay 8 8 0 429 439 Houston 2 14 0 288 460 Minnesota 8 8 0 316 348 Tampa Bay 2 14 0 241 380 Eastern Division Eastern Division Miami 12 4 0 389 250 Washington 14 2 0 541 332 Buffalo 8 8 0 283 351 Dallas* 12 4 0 479 360 New England 8 8 0 274 289 St. Louis 8 7 1 374 428 Baltimore 7 9 0 264 354 Philadelphia 5 11 0 233 322 NY Jets 7 9 0 313 331 NY Giants 3 12 1 267 347 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: Seattle 31, Denver 7 AFC PLAYOFFS: Seattle 27, Miami 20; Raiders 38, Pittsburgh 10 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Raiders 30, Seattle 14 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: LA Rams 24, Dallas 17 NFC PLAYOFFS: Washington 51, LA Rams 7; San Francisco 24, Detroit 23 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Washington 24, San Francisco 21 SUPER BOWL XVIII: Raiders 38, Washington 9

1984 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Denver 13 3 0 353 241 San Francisco 15 1 0 475 227 Seattle* 12 4 0 418 282 LA Rams* 10 6 0 346 316 Raiders* 11 5 0 368 278 New Orleans 7 9 0 298 361 Kansas City 8 8 0 314 324 Atlanta 4 12 0 281 382 San Diego 7 9 0 394 413 Central Division Central Division Pittsburgh 9 7 0 .387 310 Chicago 10 6 0 325 248 Cincinnati 8 8 0 339 339 Green Bay 8 8 0 390 309 Cleveland 5 11 0 250 297 Tampa Bay 6 10 0 335 380 Houston 3 13 0 240 437 Detroit 4 11 1 283 408 Minnesota 3 13 0 276 484 Eastern Division Eastern Division Miami 14 2 0 513 298 Washington 11 5 0 426 310 New England 9 7 0 362 352 NY Giants* 9 7 0 299 301 NY Jets 7 9 0 332 364 St. Louis 9 7 0 423 345 Indianapolis 4 12 0 239 414 Dallas 9 7 0 308 308 Buffalo 2 14 0 250 454 Philadelphia 6 9 1 278 320 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: Seattle 13, Raiders 7 AFC PLAYOFFS: Miami 31, Seattle 10; Pittsburgh 24, Denver 17 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Miami 45, Pittsburgh 28 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: NY Giants 16, LA Rams 13 NFC PLAYOFFS: San Francisco 21, NY Giants 10; Chicago 23, Washington 19 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: San Francisco 23; Chicago 0 SUPER BOWL XIX: San Francisco 38, Miami 16

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1985 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Raiders 12 4 0 354 308 LA Rams 11 5 0 340 277 Denver 11 5 0 380 329 San Francisco* 10 6 0 411 263 Seattle 8 8 0 349 303 New Orleans 5 11 0 294 401 San Diego 8 8 0 467 435 Atlanta 4 12 0 282 452 Kansas City 6 10 0 317 360 Central Division Central Division Cleveland 8 8 0 287 294 Chicago 15 1 0 456 198 Cincinnati 7 9 0 441 437 Green Bay 8 8 0 337 355 Pittsburgh 7 9 0 379 355 Minnesota 7 9 0 346 359 Houston 5 11 0 284 412 Detroit 7 9 0 307 366 Tampa Bay 2 14 0 294 443 Eastern Division Eastern Division Miami 12 4 0 428 320 Dallas 10 6 0 357 333 NY Jets* 11 5 0 393 264 NY Giants* 10 6 0 399 283 New England*11 5 0 362 290 Washington 10 6 0 297 312 Indianapolis 5 11 0 320 386 Philadelphia 7 9 0 286 310 Buffalo 2 14 0 200 381 St. Louis 5 11 0 278 414 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: New England 26, NY Jets 14 AFC PLAYOFFS: Miami 24, Cleveland 21; New England 27, Raiders 20 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: New England 31, Miami 14 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: NY Giants 21, San Francisco 3 NFC PLAYOFFS: Chicago 21, NY Giants 0; LA Rams 20, Dallas 0 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Chicago 24, LA Rams 0 SUPER BOWL XX: Chicago 46, New England 10

1986 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Denver 11 5 0 378 327 San Francisco 10 5 1 374 247 Kansas City* 10 6 0 358 326 LA Rams* 10 6 0 309 267 Seattle 10 6 0 366 293 Atlanta 7 8 1 280 280 Raiders 8 8 0 323 346 New Orleans 7 9 0 288 287 San Diego 4 12 0 335 396 Central Division Central Division Cleveland 12 4 0 391 310 Chicago 14 2 0 352 187 Cincinnati 10 6 0 409 394 Minnesota 9 7 0 398 273 Pittsburgh 6 10 0 307 336 Detroit 5 11 0 277 326 Houston 5 11 0 274 329 Green Bay 4 12 0 254 418 Tampa Bay 2 14 0 239 473 Eastern Division Eastern Division New England 11 5 0 412 307 NY Giants 14 2 0 371 236 NY Jets* 10 6 0 364 386 Washington* 12 4 0 368 296 Miami 8 8 0 430 405 Dallas 7 9 0 346 337 Buffalo 4 12 0 287 348 Philadelphia 5 10 1 256 312 Indianapolis 3 13 0 229 400 St. Louis 4 11 1 218 351 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: NY Jets 35, Kansas City 15 AFC PLAYOFFS: Cleveland 23, NY Jets 20: Denver 22, New England 17 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Denver 23, Cleveland 10 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Washington 19 , LA Rams 7 NFC PLAYOFFS: Washington 27, Chicago 13; NY Giants 49, San Francisco 3 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: NY Giants 17, Washington 0 SUPER BOWL XXI: NY Giants 39, Denver 20

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1987 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Denver 10 4 1 379 288 San Francisco 13 2 0 459 253 Seattle* 9 6 0 371 314 New Orleans* 12 3 0 422 283 San Diego 8 7 0 253 317 LA Rams 6 9 0 317 361 Raiders 5 10 0 301 289 Atlanta 3 12 0 205 436 Kansas City 4 11 0 273 388 Central Division Central Division Cleveland 10 5 0 390 239 Chicago 11 4 0 356 282 Houston* 9 6 0 345 349 Minnesota* 8 7 0 336 335 Pittsburgh 8 7 0 285 299 Green Bay 5 9 1 255 300 Cincinnati 4 11 0 285 370 Tampa Bay 4 11 0 286 360 Detroit 4 11 0 269 384 Eastern Division Eastern Division Indianapolis 9 6 0 300 238 Washington 11 4 0 379 285 New England 8 7 0 320 293 Dallas 7 8 0 340 348 Miami 8 7 0 362 335 St. Louis 7 8 0 362 368 Buffalo 7 8 0 270 305 Philadelphia 7 8 0 337 380 NY Jets 6 9 0 334 360 NY Giants 6 9 0 280 312 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: Houston 23, Seattle 20 AFC PLAYOFFS: Cleveland 38, Indianapolis 21; Denver 34, Houston 10 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Denver 38, Cleveland 33 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: Minnesota 44, New Orleans 10 NFC PLAYOFFS: Minnesota 36, San Francisco 24; Washington 21, Chicago 17 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Washington 17, Minnesota 10 SUPER BOWL XXII: Washington 42, Denver 10

1988 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Seattle 9 7 0 339 329 San Francisco10 6 0 369 294 Denver 8 8 0 327 352 LA Rams* 10 6 0 407 293 Raiders 7 9 0 335 369 New Orleans 10 6 0 312 283 San Diego 6 10 0 231 332 Atlanta 5 11 0 244 315 Kansas City 4 11 1 254 320 Central Division Central Division Cincinnati 12 4 0 448 329 Chicago 12 4 0 312 215 Cleveland* 10 6 0 304 288 Minnesota* 11 5 0 406 233 Houston* 10 6 0 424 365 Tampa Bay 5 11 0 261 350 Pittsburgh 5 11 0 336 421 Detroit 4 12 0 220 313 Green Bay 4 12 0 240 315 Eastern Division Eastern Division Buffalo* 12 4 0 329 237 Philadelphia 10 6 0 379 319 Indianapolis 9 7 0 354 315 NY Giants 10 6 0 359 304 New England 9 7 0 250 284 Washington 7 9 0 345 387 NY Jets 8 7 1 372 354 Phoenix 7 9 0 344 398 Miami 6 10 0 319 380 Dallas 3 13 0 265 381 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: Houston 24, Cleveland 23 AFC PLAYOFFS: Cincinnati 21, Seattle 13; Buffalo 17, Houston 10 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Cincinnati 21, Buffalo 10 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: Minnesota 28, LA Rams 17 NFC PLAYOFFS: Chicago 20, Philadelphia 12; San Francisco 34, Minnesota 9 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: San Francisco 28, Chicago 3 SUPER BOWL XXIII: San Francisco 20, Cincinnati 16

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1989 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Denver 11 5 0 362 226 San Francisco14 2 0 442 253 Kansas City 8 7 1 318 286 LA Rams* 11 5 0 426 344 Raiders 8 8 0 315 286 New Orleans 9 7 0 386 301 Seattle 7 9 0 241 327 Atlanta 3 13 0 279 437 San Diego 6 10 0 266 290 Central Division Central Division Cleveland 9 6 1 334 254 Minnesota 10 6 0 351 275 Houston* 9 7 0 365 412 Green Bay 10 6 0 362 356 Pittsburgh* 9 7 0 265 326 Detroit 7 9 0 312 364 Cincinnati 8 8 0 404 285 Chicago 6 10 0 358 377 Tampa Bay 5 11 0 320 419 Eastern Division Eastern Division Buffalo 9 7 0 409 317 NY Giants 12 4 0 348 252 Indianapolis 8 8 0 298 301 Philadelphia* 11 5 0 342 274 Miami 8 8 0 331 379 Washington 10 6 0 386 308 New England5 11 0 297 391 Phoenix 5 11 0 258 377 NY Jets 4 12 0 253 411 Dallas 1 15 0 204 393 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: Pittsburgh 26, Houston 23 (OT) AFC PLAYOFFS: Cleveland 34, Buffalo 30; Denver 24, Pittsburgh 23 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Denver 37, Cleveland 21 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFF: L.A. Rams 21, Philadelphia 7 NFC PLAYOFFS: LA Rams 19, NY Giants 13; San Francisco 41, Minnesota 13 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: San Francisco 30, LA Rams 3 SUPER BOWL XXIV: San Francisco 55, Denver 10

1990 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Raiders 12 4 0 337 268 San Francisco 14 2 0 353 239 Kansas City*11 5 0 369 257 New Orleans*8 8 0 274 275 Seattle 9 7 0 306 286 LA Rams 5 11 0 345 412 San Diego 6 10 0 315 281 Atlanta 5 11 0 348 365 Denver 5 11 0 331 374 Central Division Central Division Cincinnati 9 7 0 360 352 Chicago 11 5 0 348 280 Houston* 9 7 0 405 307 Tampa Bay 6 10 0 264 367 Pittsburgh 9 7 0 292 240 Detroit 6 10 0 373 413 Cleveland 3 13 0 228 462 Green Bay 6 10 0 271 347 Minnesota 6 10 0 351 326 Eastern Division Eastern Division Buffalo 13 3 0 428 263 NY Giants 13 3 0 335 211 Miami* 12 4 0 336 242 Philadelphia* 10 6 0 396 299 Indianapolis 7 9 0 281 353 Washington* 10 6 0 381 301 NY Jets 6 10 0 295 345 Dallas 7 9 0 244 308 New England 1 15 0 181 446 Phoenix 5 11 0 268 396 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Miami 17, Kansas City 16; Cincinnati 41, Houston 14 AFC PLAYOFFS: Buffalo 44, Miami 34; Raiders 20, Cincinnati 10 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Buffalo 51, Raiders 3 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Washington 20, Philadelphia 6; Chicago 16, New Orleans 6 NFC PLAYOFFS: San Francisco 28, Washington 10; NY Giants 31, Chicago 3 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: NY Giants 15, San Francisco 13 SUPER BOWL XXV: NY Giants 20, Buffalo 19

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1991 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Denver 12 4 0 304 235 New Orleans12 4 0 339 295 Kansas City*10 6 0 322 252 Atlanta* 10 6 0 361 338 Raiders* 9 7 0 298 297 San Francisco 10 6 0 393 239 Seattle 7 9 0 276 261 LA Rams 3 13 0 234 390 San Diego 4 12 0 274 342 Central Division Central Division Houston 11 5 0 386 251 Detroit 12 4 0 339 295 Pittsburgh 7 9 0 292 344 Chicago* 11 5 0 299 269 Cleveland 6 10 0 293 298 Minnesota 8 8 0 301 306 Cincinnati 3 13 0 .263 435 Green Bay 4 12 0 273 313 Tampa Bay 3 13 0 199 365 Eastern Division Eastern Division Buffalo 13 3 0 458 318 Washington 14 2 0 485 244 NY Jets* 8 8 0 314 293 Dallas* 11 5 0 342 310 Miami 8 8 0343 349Philadelphia 10 6 0285 244 New England 6 10 0 211 305 NY Giants 8 8 0 281 297 Indianapolis 1 15 0 143 381 Phoenix 4 12 0 196 344 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Kansas City 10, Raiders 6; Houston 17, NY Jets 10 AFC PLAYOFFS: Denver 26, Houston 24; Buffalo 37, Kansas 14 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Buffalo 10, Denver 7 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Atlanta 27, New Orleans 20; Dallas 17, Chicago 13 NFC PLAYOFFS: Washington 24, Atlanta 7; Detroit 38, Dallas 6 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Washington 31, Detroit 10 SUPER BOWL XXVI: Washington 37, Buffalo 24

1992 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp San Diego11 5 0 335 241 San Francisco14 2 0 431 236 Kansas City*10 6 0 348 282 New Orleans*12 4 0 330 202 Denver 8 8 0 262 329 Atlanta 6 10 0 327 414 Raiders 7 9 0 249 281 LA Rams 6 10 0 313 383 Seattle 2 14 0 140 312 Central Division Central Division Pittsburgh 11 5 0 299 225 Minnesota 11 5 0 374 249 Houston* 10 6 0 352 258 Green Bay 9 7 0 276 296 Cleveland 7 9 0 272 275 Detroit 5 11 0 267 365 Cincinnati 5 11 0 274 364 Chicago 5 11 0 295 361 Tampa Bay 5 11 0 273 332 Eastern Division Eastern Division Miami 11 5 0 340 281 Dallas 13 3 0 409 243 Buffalo* 11 5 0 381 283 Philadelphia* 11 5 0 354 245 Indianapolis 9 7 0 216 302 Washington* 9 7 0 300 255 NY Jets 4 12 0 220 315 NY Giants 6 10 0 306 367 New England 2 14 0 205 363 Phoenix 4 12 0 243 332 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: San Diego 17, Kansas City 0; Buffalo 41, Houston 38 (OT) AFC PLAYOFFS: Buffalo 24, Pittsburgh 3; Miami 31, San Diego 0 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP:Buffalo 29, Miami 10 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Washington 24, Minnesota 7; Philadelphia 36, New Orleans 20 NFC PLAYOFFS: San Francisco 20, Washington 13; Dallas 34, Philadelphia 10. NFC CHAMPIONSHIP:Dallas 30, San Francisco 20 SUPER BOWL XXVII: Dallas 52, Buffalo 17

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1993 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Kansas City11 5 0 328 291 San Francisco10 6 0 473 295 Raiders* 10 6 0 306 326 New Orleans 8 8 0 317 343 Denver* 9 7 0 373 284 Atlanta 6 10 0 316 385 San Diego 8 8 0 322 290 LA Rams 5 11 0 221 367 Seattle 6 10 0 280 314 Central Division Central Division Houston 12 4 0 368 238 Detroit 10 6 0 298 292 Pittsburgh* 9 7 0 308 281 Minnesota* 9 7 0 277 290 Cleveland 7 9 0 304 307 Green Bay* 9 7 0 340 282 Cincinnati 3 13 0 187 319 Chicago 7 9 0 234 230 Tampa Bay 5 11 0 237 376 Eastern Division Eastern Division Buffalo 12 4 0 329 242 Dallas 12 4 0 376 229 Miami 9 7 0 349 351 NY Giants* 11 5 0 288 205 NY Jets 8 8 0 270 247 Philadelphia 8 8 0 293 315 New England5 11 0 238 286 Phoenix 7 9 0 326 269 Indianapolis 4 12 0 189 378 Washington 4 12 0 230 345 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Raiders 42, Denver 24; Kansas City 27, Pittsburgh 24 (OT) AFC PLAYOFFS: Buffalo 29, Raiders 23; Kansas City 28, Houston 20 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Buffalo 30, Kansas City 13 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Green Bay 28, Detroit 24; NY Giants 17, Minnesota 10 NFC PLAYOFFS: San Francisco 44, NY Giants 3; Dallas 27, Green Bay 17 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Dallas 38, San Francisco 21 SUPER BOWL XXVIII: Dallas 30, Buffalo 13

1994 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp San Diego11 5 0 381 306 San Francisco13 3 0 505 296 Kansas City*9 7 0 319 298 New Orleans 7 9 0 348 407 Raiders 9 7 0 303 327 Atlanta 7 9 0 317 385 Denver 7 9 0 347 396 LA Rams 4 12 0 286 365 Seattle 6 10 0 287 323 Central Division Central Division Pittsburgh 12 4 0 316 234 Minnesota 10 6 0 356 314 Cleveland* 11 5 0 340 204 Green Bay* 9 7 0 382 287 Cincinnati 3 13 0 276 406 Detroit* 9 7 0 357 342 Houston 2 14 0 226 352 Chicago* 9 7 0 271 307 Tampa Bay 6 10 0 251 351 Eastern Division Eastern Division Miami 10 6 0 389 327 Dallas 12 4 0 414 248 New England*10 6 0 351 312 NY Giants 9 7 0 279 305 Indianapolis 8 8 0 307 320 Arizona 8 8 0 235 267 Buffalo 7 9 0 340 356 Philadelphia 7 9 0 308 308 NY Jets 6 10 0 264 320 Washington 3 13 0 320 412 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Miami 27, Kansas City, 17; Cleveland 20, New England 13 AFC PLAYOFFS: Pittsburgh 29, Cleveland 9; San Diego 22, Miami 21 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: San Diego 17, Pittsburgh 13 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Green Bay 16, Detroit 12; Chicago 35, Minnesota 18 NFC PLAYOFFS: San Francisco 44, Chicago 15; Dallas 35, Green Bay 9 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: San Francisco 38, Dallas 28 SUPER BOWL XXIX: San Francisco 49, San Diego 26

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1995 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Kansas City13 3 0 358 241 San Francisco11 5 0 457 258 San Diego* 9 7 0 321 323 Atlanta* 9 7 0 362 349 Raiders 8 8 0 348 332 New Orleans 7 9 0 319 348 Seattle 8 8 0 363 366 St. Louis 7 9 0 309 418 Denver 8 8 0 388 345 Carolina 7 9 0 289 325 Central Division Central Division Pittsburgh 11 5 0 407 327 Green Bay 11 5 0 404 314 Cincinnati 7 9 0 349 374 Detroit* 10 6 0 436 336 Houston 7 9 0 348 324 Chicago 9 7 0 392 366 Cleveland 5 11 0 289 356 Minnesota 8 8 0 412 385 Jacksonville 4 12 0 275 404 Tampa Bay 7 9 0 238 335 Eastern Division Eastern Division Buffalo 10 6 0 350 335 Dallas 12 4 0 435 291 Indianapolis* 9 7 0 331 316 Philadelphia* 10 6 0 318 338 Miami* 9 7 0 398 332 Washington 6 10 0 326 359 New England 6 10 0 294 377 NY Giants 5 11 0 300 340 NY Jets 3 13 0 233 384 Arizona 4 12 0 275 422 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Buffalo 37, Miami 22; Indianapolis 35, San Diego 20 AFC PLAYOFFS: Pittsburgh 40, Buffalo 21; Indianapolis 10, Kansas City 7 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Pittsburgh 20, Indianapolis 16 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Philadelphia 58, Detroit 37; Green Bay 37, Atlanta 20 NFC PLAYOFFS: Green Bay 27, San Francisco 17; Dallas 30, Philadelphia 11 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Dallas 30, Green Bay 27 SUPER BOWL XXX: Dallas 27, Pittsburgh 17

1996 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Denver 13 3 0 391 275 Carolina 12 4 0 367 218 Kansas City9 7 0 297 300 San Francisco*12 4 0 398 257 San Diego 8 8 0 310 376 St. Louis 6 10 0 303 409 Raiders 7 9 0 340 293 Atlanta 3 13 0 309 461 Seattle 7 9 0 317 376 New Orleans 3 13 0 229 339 Central Division Central Division Pittsburgh 10 6 0 344 257 Green Bay 13 3 0 456 210 Jacksonville* 9 7 0 325 335 Minnesota* 9 7 0 298 315 Cincinnati 8 8 0 372 369 Chicago 7 9 0 283 305 Houston 8 8 0 345 319 Tampa Bay 6 10 0 221 293 Baltimore 4 10 0 371 441 Detroit 5 11 0 302 368 Eastern Division Eastern Division New England11 5 0 418 313 Dallas 10 6 0 286 250 Buffalo* 10 6 0 319 266 Philadelphia* 10 6 0 363 341 Indianapolis* 9 7 0 317 334 Washington 9 7 0 364 312 Miami 8 8 0 339 325 Arizona 7 9 0 300 397 NY Jets 1 15 0 279 454 NY Giants 6 10 0 242 297 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Jacksonville 30, Buffalo 27; Pittsburgh 42, Indianapolis 14 AFC PLAYOFFS: Jacksonville 30, Denver 27; New England 28, Pittsburgh 3 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: New England 20, Jacksonville 6 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Dallas 40, Minnesota 15; San Francisco 14, Philadelphia 0 NFC PLAYOFFS: Green Bay 35, San Francisco 14; Carolina 26, Dallas 17 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Green Bay 30, Carolina 13 SUPER BOWL XXXI: Green Bay 35, New England 21

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1997 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Kansas City13 3 0 375 272 San Francisco13 3 0 375 265 Denver* 12 4 0 472 287 Carolina 7 9 0 265 314 Seattle 8 8 0 365 362 Atlanta 7 9 0 320 361 Raiders 4 12 0 324 419 New Orleans 6 10 0 237 327 San Diego 4 12 0 266 425 St. Louis 5 11 0 299 359 Central Division Central Division Pittsburgh 11 5 0 372 307 Green Bay 13 3 0 422 282 Jacksonville* 11 5 0 394 318 Tampa Bay*10 6 0 299 263 Tennessee 8 8 0 333 310 Detroit* 9 7 0 379 306 Cincinnati 7 9 0 355 405 Minnesota* 9 7 0 354 359 Baltimore 6 9 1 326 345 Chicago 4 12 0 263 421 Eastern Division Eastern Division New England10 6 0 369 289 NY Giants 10 5 1 307 265 Miami* 9 7 0 339 327 Washington 8 7 1 327 289 NY Jets 9 7 0 348 287 Philadelphia 6 9 1 317 372 Buffalo 6 10 0 255 367 Dallas 6 10 0 304 314 Indianapolis 3 13 0 313 401 Arizona 4 12 0 283 379 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Denver 42, Jacksonville 17; New England 17, Miami 3 AFC PLAYOFFS: Pittsburgh 7, New England 6; Denver 14, Kansas City 10 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Denver 24, PIttsburgh 21 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Minnesota 23, NY Giants 22; Tampa Bay 20, Detroit 10 NFC PLAYOFFS: Green Bay 21, Tampa Bay 7; San Francisco 38, Minnesota 22 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Green Bay 23, San Francisco 10 SUPER BOWL XXXII: Denver 31, Green Bay 24

1998 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Denver 14 2 0 501 309 Atlanta 14 2 0 442 289 Raiders 8 8 0 288 356 San Francisco* 12 4 0 479 328 Seattle 8 8 0 372 310 New Orleans 6 10 0 305 359 Kansas City 7 9 0 327 363 Carolina 4 12 0 336 413 San Diego 5 11 0 241 342 St. Louis 4 12 0 285 378 Central Division Central Division Jacksonville 11 5 0 392 338 Minnesota 15 1 0 556 296 Tennessee 8 8 0 330 320 Green Bay* 11 5 0 408 319 Pittsburgh 7 9 0 263 303 Tampa Bay 8 8 0 314 295 Baltimore 6 10 0 269 335 Detroit 5 11 0 306 378 Cincinnati 3 13 0 268 452 Chicago 4 12 0 276 368 Eastern Division Eastern Division NY Jets 12 4 0 416 266 Dallas 10 6 0 381 275 Miami* 10 6 0 321 265 Arizona* 9 7 0 325 378 Buffalo* 10 6 0 400 333 NY Giants 8 8 0 287 309 New England* 9 7 0 337 329 Washington 6 10 0 319 421 Indianapolis 3 13 0 310 444 Philadelphia 3 13 0 161 344 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Miami 24, Buffalo 17; Jacksonville 25, New England 10 AFC PLAYOFFS: Denver 38, Miami 3; NY Jets 34, Jacksonville 24 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Denver 23, NY Jets 10 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Arizona 20, Dallas 7; San Francisco 30, Green Bay 27 NFC PLAYOFFS: Atlanta 20, San Francisco 18; Minnesota 41, Arizona 21 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Atlanta 30, Minnesota 27 (OT) SUPER BOWL XXXIII: Denver 34, Atlanta 19

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1999 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Seattle 9 7 0 338 298 St. Louis 13 3 0 442 289 Kansas City 9 7 0 390 322 Carolina 8 8 0 421 381 Raiders 8 8 0 390 329 Atlanta 5 11 0285 380 San Diego 8 8 0 269 316 San Francisco 4 12 0 295 453 Denver 6 10 0 314 318 New Orleans 3 13 0 260 434 Central Division Central Division Jacksonville 14 2 0 396 217 Tampa Bay 11 5 0 270 235 Tennessee* 13 3 0 392 324 Minnesota* 10 6 0 399 335 Baltimore 8 8 0 324 277 Detroit* 8 8 0 322 323 Pittsburgh 6 10 0 317 320 Green Bay 8 8 0 357 341 Cincinnati 4 12 0 283 460 Chicago 6 10 0 272 341 Cleveland 2 14 0 217 437 Eastern Division Eastern Division Indianapolis 13 3 0 423 333 Washington 10 6 0 443 377 Buffalo* 11 5 0 320 229 Dallas* 8 8 8 352 276 Miami* 9 7 0 326 336 NY Giants 7 9 0 299 358 NY Jets 8 8 0 308 309 Arizona 6 10 0 245 382 New England8 8 0 299 284 Philadelphia 5 11 0 272 357 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Tennessee 22, Buffalo 16; Miami 20, Seattle 17 AFC PLAYOFFS: Jacksonville 62, Miami 7; Tennessee 19, Indianapolis 16 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Tennessee 33, Jacksonville 14 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Washington 27, Detroit 13; Minnesota 27, Dallas 10 NFC PLAYOFFS: St. Louis 49, Minnesota 37; Tampa Bay 13, Washington 13 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: St. Louis 11, Tampa Bay 6 SUPER BOWL XXXIII: St. Louis 23, Tennessee 16

2000 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Raiders 12 4 0 479 299 New Orleans 10 6 0 354 305 Denver* 11 5 0 485 369 St. Louis* 10 6 0 540 471 Kansas City 7 9 0 355 354 Carolina 7 9 0 310 310 Seattle 6 10 0 320 405 San Francisco6 10 0 388 422 San Diego 1 15 0 269 440 Atlanta 4 12 0 252 413 Central Division Central Division Tennessee 13 3 0 346 191 Minnesota 11 5 0 397 371 Baltimore* 12 4 0 333 165 Tampa Bay*10 6 0 388 269 Pittsburgh 9 7 0 321 255 Green Bay 9 7 0 353 323 Jacksonville 7 9 0 367 327 Detroit 9 7 0 307 307 Cincinnati 4 12 0 185 359 Chicago 5 11 0 216 355 Cleveland 3 13 0 161 419 Eastern Division Eastern Division Miami 11 5 0 323 226 NY Giants 12 4 0 328 246 Indianapolis* 10 6 0 429 326 Philadelphia* 11 5 0 351 245 NY Jets 9 7 0 321 321 Washington 8 8 0 281 269 Buffalo 8 8 0 315 350 Dallas 5 11 0 294 361 New England5 11 0 276 338 Arizona 3 13 0 210 443 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Baltimore 21, Denver 3; Miami 23, Indianapolis 17(OT) AFC PLAYOFFS: Raiders 27, Miami 0; Baltimore 24, Tennessee 10 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Baltimore 16, Raiders 3 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: New Orleans 31, St. Louis 28; Philadelphia 21, Tampa Bay 3 NFC PLAYOFFS: Minnesota 34, New Orleans 16; NY Giants 20, Philadelphia 10 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: NY Giants 41, Minnesota 0 SUPER BOWL XXXV: Baltimore 34, NY Giants 7

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2001 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Raiders 10 6 0 399 327 St. Louis 14 2 0 503 273 Seattle 9 7 0 301 324 San Francisco* 12 4 0 409 282 Denver 8 8 0 340 339 New Orleans 7 9 0 333 409 Kansas City6 10 0 320 344 Atlanta 7 9 0 291 377 San Diego 5 11 0 332 321 Carolina 1 15 0 253 410 Central Division Central Division Pittsburgh 13 3 0 352 212 Chicago 13 3 0 338 203 Baltimore* 10 6 0 303 265 Green Bay* 12 4 0 390 266 Cleveland 7 9 0 285 319 Tampa Bay* 9 7 0 324 280 Tennessee 7 9 0 336 388 Minnesota 5 11 0 290 390 Jacksonville 6 10 0 294 286 Detroit 2 14 0 270 424 Cincinnati 6 10 0 226 309 Eastern Division Eastern Division New England11 5 0 371 272 Philadelphia 11 5 0 343 208 Miami* 11 5 0 344 290 Washington 8 8 0 256 303 NY Jets* 10 6 0 308 295 NY Giants 7 9 0 294 321 Indianapolis 6 10 0 413 486 Arizona 7 9 0 295 343 Buffalo 3 13 0 265 420 Dallas 5 11 0 246 338 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Raiders 38, NY Jets 24; Baltimore 20, Miami 3 AFC PLAYOFFS: New England 16, Raiders 13 (OT); Pittsburgh 27, Baltimore 10 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: New England 24, Pittsburgh 17 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Philadelphia 31, Tampa Bay 9; Green Bay 25, San Francisco 15 NFC PLAYOFFS: Philadelphia 33, Chicago 19; St. Louis 45, Green Bay 17 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: St. Louis 29, Philadelphia 24 SUPER BOWL XXXVI: New England 20, St. Louis 17

2002 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Raiders 11 5 0 450 304 San Francisco 10 6 0 367 351 Denver 9 7 0 392 344 St. Louis 7 9 0 316 369 San Diego 8 8 0 333 367 Seattle 7 9 0 355 369 Kansas City8 8 0 467 399 Arizona 5 11 0 262 417 Eastern Division Eastern Division NY Jets 9 7 0 359 336 Philadelphia 12 4 0 415 241 New England9 7 0 381 346 NY Giants* 10 6 0 320 279 Miami 9 7 0 378 301 Washington 7 9 0 307 365 Buffalo 8 8 0 379 397 Dallas 5 11 0 217 329 Northern Division Northern Division Pittsburgh 10 5 1 390 345 Green Bay 12 4 0 398 328 Cleveland* 9 7 0 344 320 Minnesota 6 10 0 390 442 Baltimore 7 9 0 316 354 Chicago 4 12 0 281 379 Cincinnati 2 14 0 279 456 Detroit 3 13 0 306 451 Southern Division Southern Division Tennessee 11 5 0 367 324 Tampa Bay 12 4 0 346 196 Indianapolis* 10 6 0 349 313 Atlanta* 9 6 1 402 314 Jacksonville 6 10 0 328 315 New Orleans 9 7 0 432 388 Houston 4 12 0 213 356 Carolina 7 9 0 258 302 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: NY Jets 41, Indianapolis 0; Pittsburgh 36, Cleveland 33 AFC PLAYOFFS: Tennessee 34, Pittsburgh 31; Raiders 30, NY Jets 10 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Raiders 41, Tennessee 24 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Atlanta 27, Green Bay 7; San Francisco 39, NY Giants 38 NFC PLAYOFFS: Philadelphia 20, Atlanta 6; Tampa Bay 31, San Francisco 6 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Tampa Bay 27, Philadelphia 10 SUPER BOWL XXXVII: Tampa Bay 48, Raiders 21

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2003 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Kansas City 13 3 0 484 332 St. Louis 12 4 0 447 328 Denver* 10 6 0 381 301 Seattle* 10 6 0 404 327 Raiders 4 12 0 270 379 San Francisco 7 9 0 384 337 San Diego 4 12 0 313 441 Arizona 4 12 0 225 452 Eastern Division Eastern Division New England14 2 0 348 238 Philadelphia 12 4 0 374 287 Miami 10 6 0 311 261 Dallas* 10 6 0 289 260 Buffalo 6 10 0 243 279 Washington 5 11 0 287 372 NY Jets 6 10 0 283 299 NY Giants 4 12 0 243 387 Northern Division Northern Division Baltimore 10 6 0 391 281 Green Bay 10 6 0 442 307 Cincinnati 8 8 0 346 384 Minnesota 9 7 0 416 353 Pittsburgh 6 10 0 300 327 Chicago 7 9 0 283 346 Cleveland 5 11 0 254 322 Detroit 5 11 0 270 379 Southern Division Southern Division Indianapolis 12 4 0 447 336 Carolina 11 5 0 325 304 Tennessee* 12 4 0 435 324 New Orleans 8 8 0 340 326 Jacksonville 5 11 0 276 331 Tampa Bay 7 9 0 301 264 Houston 5 11 0 255 380 Atlanta 5 11 0 299 422 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Tennessee 20, Baltimore 17; Indianapolis 41, Denver 10 AFC PLAYOFFS: New England 17, Tennessee 14; Indianapolis 38, Kansas City 31 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: New England 24, Indianapolis 14 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Carolina 29, Dallas 10; Green Bay 33, Seattle 27 NFC PLAYOFFS: Carolina 29, St. Louis 23; Philadelphia 20, Green Bay 17 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Carolina 14, Philadelphia 3 SUPER BOWL XXXVIII: New England 32, Carolina 29

2004 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp San Diego 12 4 0 446 313 Seattle 9 7 0 371 373 Denver* 10 6 0 381 304 St. Louis* 8 8 0 319 392 Kansas City 7 9 0 483 435 Arizona 6 10 0 284 322 Raiders 5 11 0 320 442 San Francisco 2 14 0 259 452 Eastern Division Eastern Division New England14 2 0 437 260 Philadelphia 13 3 0 386 260 NY Jets* 10 6 0 333 261 NY Giants 6 10 0 303 347 Buffalo 9 7 0 395 284 Dallas 6 10 0 293 405 Miami 4 12 0 275 354 Washington 6 10 0 240 265 Northern Division Northern Division Pittsburgh 15 1 0 372 251 Green Bay 10 6 0 424 380 Baltimore 9 7 0 317 268 Minnesota* 8 8 0 405 395 Cincinnati 8 8 0 374 372 Detroit 6 10 0 296 350 Cleveland 4 12 0 276 390 Chicago 5 11 0 231 331 Southern Division Southern Division Indianapolis 12 4 0 522 351 Atlanta 11 5 0 340 337 Jacksonville 9 7 0 261 280 New Orleans 8 8 0 348 405 Houston 7 9 0 309 339 Carolina 7 9 0 355 339 Tennessee 5 11 0 344 439 Tampa Bay 5 11 0 301 304 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: New York Jets 20, San Diego 17 (OT); Indianapolis 49, Denver 24 AFC PLAYOFFS: Pittsburgh 20, New York Jets 17 (OT); New England 20, Indianapolis 3 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: New England 41, Pittsburgh 27 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: St. Louis 27, Seattle 20; Minnesota 31, Green Bay 17 NFC PLAYOFFS: Atlanta 47, St. Louis 17; Philadelphia 27, Minnesota 14 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Philadelphia 27, Atlanta 10 SUPER BOWL XXXIX: New England 24, Philadelphia 21

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2005 AMERICAN CONFERENCE NATIONAL CONFERENCE Western Division Western Division Team W L T Pts Opp Team W L T Pts Opp Denver 13 3 0 395 258 Seattle 13 3 0 452 271 Kansas City 10 6 0 403 325 St. Louis 6 10 0 363 429 San Diego 9 7 0 418 312 Arizona 5 11 0 311 387 Raiders 4 12 0 290 383 San Francisco 4 12 0 239 428 Eastern Division Eastern Division New England10 6 0 379 338 NY Giants 11 5 0 422 314 Miami 9 7 0 318 317 Washington* 10 6 0 359 293 Buffalo 5 11 0 271 367 Dallas 9 7 0 325 308 NY Jets 4 12 0 240 355 Philadelphia 6 10 0 310 388 Northern Division Northern Division Cincinnati 11 5 0 421 350 Chicago 11 5 0 260 202 Pittsburgh 11 5 0 389 258 Minnesota 9 7 0 306 344 Baltimore 6 10 0 265 299 Detroit 5 11 0 254 345 Cleveland 6 10 0 232 301 Green Bay 4 12 0 298 344 Southern Division Southern Division Indianapolis 14 2 0 439 247 Tampa Bay 11 5 0 300 274 Jacksonville* 12 4 0 361 269 Carolina* 11 5 0 391 259 Tennessee 4 12 0 299 421 Atlanta 8 8 0 351 341 Houston 2 14 0 260 431 New Orleans 3 13 0 235 398 AFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: New England 38, Jacksonville 3; Pittsburgh 31, Cincinnati 17 AFC PLAYOFFS: Denver 27, New England 13; Pittsburgh 21, Indianapolis 18 AFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Pittsburgh 34, Denver 17 NFC WILD CARD PLAYOFFS: Washington 17, Tampa Bay 10; Carolina 23, New York Giants 0 NFC PLAYOFFS: Seattle 20, Washington 10; Carolina 29, Chicago 21 NFC CHAMPIONSHIP: Seattle 34, Carolina 14 SUPER BOWL XL: Pittsburgh 21, Seattle 10

ALL-TIME RAIDERS COACHES

HEAD COACHES BUGEL, Joe ...... Western Kentucky ...... 1997 CALLAHAN, Bill ...... Illinois Benedictine ...... 2002-03 CONKRIGHT, Red ...... Oklahoma ...... 1962 DAVIS, Al ...... Syracuse ...... 1963-65 ERDELATZ, Eddie ...... St. Mary’s ...... 1960-61 FELDMAN, Marty ...... Stanford ...... 1961-62 FLORES, Tom ...... Pacific ...... 1979-87 GRUDEN, Jon ...... Dayton ...... 1998-01 MADDEN, John ...... Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo ...... 1969-78 RAUCH, John ...... Georgia ...... 1966-68 SHANAHAN, Mike ...... Eastern Illinois ...... 1988-89 SHELL, Art ...... Maryland State ...... 1989-94, 2006 TURNER, Norv ...... Oregon ...... 2004-05 WHITE, Mike ...... California ...... 1995-96 ASSISTANT COACHES ADAMS, Tim ...... Air Force ...... 2003 ADOLPH, Dave ...... Akron ...... 1989-91, 1997-98 AVEZZANO, Joe ...... Florida State ...... 2004-05 BAYLESS, Martin ...... Bowling Green ...... 2004-05 BILETNIKOFF, Fred ...... Florida State ...... 1989-06 BOGHOSIAN, Sam ...... UCLA ...... 1979-87 BRESNAHAN, Chuck ...... Navy ...... 1998-03 BROWN, Willie ...... Grambling ...... 1979-88, 1995-06

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BUGEL, Joe ...... Western Kentucky ...... 1995-96 CALLAHAN, Bill ...... Illinois Benedictine ...... 1998-01 CASULLO, Bob ...... Brockport State ...... 2000-03 COLLETTO, Jim ...... UCLA ...... 2005 CLANCY, Sam ...... Pittsburgh ...... 2004-05 CODY, Ed ...... Purdue ...... 1960 CONKRIGHT, Red ...... Oklahoma ...... 1962 CUNNINGHAM, Gunther ...... Oregon ...... 1991-94 DAHMS, Tom ...... San Diego State ...... 1963-78 DAISHER, Ted ...... Western Michigan ...... 2006 DICKSON, George ...... Notre Dame ...... 1961 DUNN, John ...... Penn State ...... 1987-89 EATMAN, Irv ...... UCLA ...... 2006 ENGLEBERG, Buggsy ...... East Tennessee State ...... 1968 ERBER, Lew ...... Montclair State ...... 1976-81 ERKENBECK, Jim ...... San Diego State ...... 1999-01 FASSEL, Jim ...... Long Beach State ...... 1995 FELDMAN, Marty ...... Stanford ...... 1960-61 FISH, Jeff ...... Western Carolina ...... 2004-06 FLORES, Tom ...... Pacific ...... 1972-78 FORD, Robert ...... Houston ...... 2006 FOX, John ...... San Diego State ...... 1994-95 FRANKLIN, Chet ...... Utah ...... 1980-86 GANSZ, Frank Jr...... Citadel ...... 1998-99 GEORGE, Ernie ...... St. Mary’s ...... 1960 GIBBS, Alex ...... Davidson ...... 1988-89 GIEMONT, Garrett ...... Fullerton College ...... 1995-03 GRISWOLD, Chris ...... Hobart ...... 2002-05 GRUNEISEN, Sam ...... Villanova ...... 1987-90 GUIDICI, Fred ...... San Jose State ...... 1995 GUY, John ...... North Carolina A&T ...... 1995-97 HAMILTON, Ray ...... Oklahoma ...... 1993-94 HARBAUGH, Jim ...... Michigan ...... 2002-03 HASLETT, Jim ...... Indiana of Pennsylvania ...... 1993-94 HELTON, Kim ...... Florida ...... 1990-92 HALL, Sid ...... Pacific ...... 1969-70 HARRIS, Bishop ...... North Carolina Central ...... 1995-97 HOLOVAK, Mike ...... Boston College ...... 1971 JENKINS, Robert ...... UCLA ...... 1997-98 JONES, Pat ...... Arkansas ...... 2004-05 JONES, Ronnie ...... Northeast Oklahoma ...... 1992 KALMINAR, Tom ...... Nevada ...... 1960-62 KENNAN, Larry ...... La Verne ...... 1982-87, 1996 KROMER, Aaron ...... Miami (Ohio) ...... 2001-04 LEGGETT, Earl ...... Louisiana State ...... 1979-88, 1991-92 LOPEZ, Clayton ...... Nevada ...... 2004-05 LOWE, Woodrow ...... Alabama ...... 1999-00 LYNN, Ron ...... Mt. Union ...... 2000-03 MADDEN, John ...... Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo ...... 1967-68 MADDOCK, Bob ...... Notre Dame ...... 1963 MADRO, Joe ...... Ohio State ...... 1977-82 MALAVASI, Ray ...... Mississippi State ...... 1971-72 MARINOVICH, Marv ...... Southern California ...... 1968-70 MARTIN, Don ...... Harvard ...... 1998-03 MARTINDALE, Don ...... Defiance College ...... 2004-06 MARTINEZ, George ...... Northwestern Oklahoma State ...... 2006 Mc CABE, Richard ...... Pittsburgh ...... 1969-70 McELWAIN, Jim ...... Eastern Washington ...... 2006

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McKINNEY, Odis ...... Colorado ...... 1990-94 MEYERS, Bill ...... Stanford ...... 1993-97 MICHAELS, Walt ...... Washington & Lee ...... 1962 MILLARD, Keith ...... Washington State ...... 2005-06 MISCHAK, Bob ...... Army ...... 1973-74, 1979-87, 1994 MOORE, Myrel ...... California-Davis ...... 1978-79 MORTON, John ...... Western Michigan ...... 1998-04 NICOLAU, Nick ...... Southern Connecticut ...... 1988 NORVELL, Jay ...... Iowa ...... 2002-03 ORTMAYER, Steve ...... La Verne ...... 1978-86, 1990-94 PAGAC, Fred ...... Ohio State ...... 2001-06 PAGANO, Chuck ...... Wyoming ...... 2005-06 PEETE, Skip ...... Kansas ...... 1998-06 PETERS, Floyd ...... San Francisco State ...... 1995-96 PERKINS, Ray ...... Alabama ...... 1997 POLONCHEK, John ...... Michigan State ...... 1967-71 RAUCH, John ...... Georgia ...... 1963-65 RAYE, Jimmy ...... Michigan State ...... 2004-05 REILLY, Jack ...... Long Beach State ...... 1994 ROACH, Paul ...... Black Hills State ...... 1972-74 ROBINSON, John ...... Oregon ...... 1975 ROBISKIE, Terry ...... LSU ...... 1982-93 RODRIGUEZ, Pete ...... Western State (Colo.) ...... 1988-89 ROSS, Robin ...... Washington State ...... 1999-00 ROWEN, Keith ...... Stanford ...... 1997-98 RYAN, Rob ...... Southwestern Oklahoma State ...... 2004-06 SARKISIAN, Steve ...... Brigham Young ...... 2004 SCANNELLA, Joe ...... Lehigh ...... 1972-77, 1987-93 SHAFER, Steve ...... Utah State ...... 1995-97 SHAW, David ...... Stanford ...... 1998-01 SHAW, Willie ...... New Mexico ...... 1998-99 SHELL, Art ...... Maryland State ...... 1983-89 SHINNICK, Don ...... UCLA ...... 1973-77 SHOOP, John ...... University of the South ...... 2005-06 SIMS, Darryl ...... Wisconsin ...... 2006 SLATER, Jackie ...... Jackson State ...... 2006 SPENCER, Kevin ...... Springfield ...... 1995-97 SPENCER, Oliver ...... Kansas ...... 1962-79 STANTON, Jack ...... North Carolina State ...... 1989-94 STEVENS, Gary ...... John Carroll ...... 1998-00 SUMNER, Charles ...... William & Mary ...... 1963-68, 1979-83, 1987-88 SWEENEY, Jim ...... Portland State ...... 1978 TURNER, Chris ...... Long Beach State ...... 2002-05 TILLMAN, Rusty ...... Northern Arizona ...... 1996-97 TRESTMAN, Marc ...... Morehead State ...... 2001-03 URBANIK, Bill ...... Ohio State ...... 1989-90, 1997 WALSH, Bill ...... San Jose State ...... 1966 WALSH, Tom ...... U.C. Santa Barbara ...... 1982-94; 2006 WARD. Lorenzo ...... Alabama ...... 2006 WARREN, Jimmy ...... Illinois ...... 1987-88 WAUFLE, Mike ...... Utah State ...... 1998-03 WHITE, Mike ...... California ...... 1990-94 WHITTINGHAM, Fred ...... Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo ...... 1995-97 WHITTINGTON, Arthur ...... Southern Methodist ...... 1993-94 WILLSEY, Ray ...... California ...... 1978-87 WILSON, Mike ...... Washington State ...... 1995-96 WOOD, Dick ...... Auburn ...... 1969-70 ZEMAN, Bob ...... Wisconsin ...... 1971-77, 1984-86

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ALL-TIME RAIDERS PLAYERS

—A— ACKERMAN, Rick ...... Memphis State ...... DT ...... 1984, 1987 ADAMS, Sam ...... Texas A&M ...... DT ...... 2002 ADAMS, Stanley ...... Memphis State ...... LB ...... 1984 ADAMS, Stefon ...... East Carolina ...... DB ...... 1986-89 ADKISSON, James ...... South Carolina ...... TE ...... 2005 AGAJANIAN, Ben ...... New Mexico ...... K ...... 1962 AIKENS, Carl ...... Northern Illinois ...... WR ...... 1987 ALEXANDER, Elijah ...... Kansas State ...... LB ...... 2000-01 ALEXANDER, Mike ...... Penn State ...... WR ...... 1989 ALLEN, Dalva ...... Houston ...... DE ...... 1962-64 ALLEN, Eric ...... Arizona State ...... DB ...... 1998-01 ALLEN, Jackie ...... Baylor ...... DB ...... 1969 ALLEN, Marcus ...... Southern California ...... RB ...... 1982-92 ALZADO, Lyle ...... Yankton ...... DE ...... 1982-85 AMEY, Vince ...... Arizona State ...... DB ...... 1998 ANDERSON, Courtney ...... San Jose State ...... TE ...... 2004-05 ANDERSON, Eddie ...... Fort Valley State ...... DB ...... 1987-97 ANDERSON, Marques ...... UCLA ...... DB ...... 2004 ARAGUZ, Leo ...... Stephen F. Austin ...... P ...... 1996-99 ARCHER, Dan ...... Oregon ...... T ...... 1967 ARMSTRONG, Ramon ...... Texas Christian ...... T ...... 1960 ARMSTRONG, Trace ...... Florida ...... DE ...... 2001-03 ASAD, Doug ...... Northwestern ...... TE ...... 1960-61 ASHMORE, Darryl ...... Northwestern ...... G-T ...... 1998-01 ASOMUGHA, Nnamdi ...... California ...... DB ...... 2003-05 ASKA, Joe ...... Central Oklahoma ...... RB ...... 1995-97 ATKINS, Larry ...... UCLA ...... LB ...... 2003 ATKINS, Pervis ...... New Mexico State ...... WR ...... 1965-66 ATKINSON, George ...... Morris Brown ...... DB ...... 1968-77 —B— BADGER, Brad ...... Stanford ...... G-T ...... 2002-05 BAHR, Chris ...... Penn State ...... K ...... 1980-88 BALDWIN, Keith ...... Texas A&M ...... DE ...... 1988 BALL, Eric ...... UCLA ...... RB ...... 1995 BALL, Jerry ...... Southern Methodist ...... DT ...... 1994-96 BANASZAK, Pete ...... Miami ...... RB ...... 1966-78 BANKS, Estes ...... Colorado ...... RB ...... 1967 BANKSTON, Warren ...... Tulane ...... TE ...... 1973-78 BANSAVAGE, Al ...... Southern California ...... LB ...... 1961 BARBEE, Joe ...... Kent State ...... T ...... 1960 BARKSDALE, Rod ...... Arizona ...... WR ...... 1986 BARNES, Jeff ...... California ...... LB ...... 1977-87 BARNES, Larry ...... Colorado State ...... LB ...... 1960 BARNES, Pat ...... California ...... QB ...... 1998 BARNES, Rodrigo ...... Rice ...... LB ...... 1976 BARNWELL, Malcolm ...... Virginia Union ...... WR ...... 1981-84 BARRETT, Jan ...... Fresno State ...... TE ...... 1963-64 BARTLEWSKI, Rich ...... Fresno State ...... TE ...... 1990 BARTON, Eric ...... Maryland ...... LB ...... 1999-03 BATES, Patrick ...... Texas A&M ...... DB ...... 1993-94 BELCHER, Kevin ...... Wisconsin ...... T ...... 1985 BELL, Anthony ...... Michigan State ...... LB ...... 1992 BELL, Greg ...... Notre Dame ...... RB ...... 1990 BELL, Joe ...... Norfolk State ...... DE ...... 1979 BELL, Nick ...... Iowa ...... RB ...... 1991-93 BELWAY, Brian ...... Calgary ...... DE ...... 1987 BENDER, Wes ...... Southern California ...... RB ...... 1994 BENSON, Duane ...... Hamline ...... LB ...... 1967-71 BENSON, Tom ...... Oklahoma ...... LB ...... 1989-92 BERNS, Rick ...... Nebraska ...... RB ...... 1982-83 BESS, Rufus ...... South Carolina State ...... DB ...... 1979 BESSILLIEU, Don ...... Georgia Tech ...... DB ...... 1983, 1985 BEUERLEIN, Steve ...... Notre Dame ...... QB ...... 1988-90 BIEKERT, Greg ...... Colorado ...... LB ...... 1993-01 BILETNIKOFF, Fred ...... Florida State ...... WR ...... 1965-78

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BIRD, Rodger ...... Kentucky ...... DB ...... 1966-68 BIRDWELL, Dan ...... Houston ...... DT ...... 1962-69 BISHOP, Sonny ...... Fresno State ...... G ...... 1963 BLACK, Barry ...... Boise State ...... G ...... 1987 BLANDA, George ...... Kentucky ...... QB-K ...... 1967-75 BLANKENSHIP, Greg ...... Cal State-Hayward ...... LB ...... 1976 BONNESS, Rik ...... Nebraska ...... LB ...... 1976 BOYD, Greg ...... San Diego State ...... DT ...... 1984 BOYDSTON, Max ...... Oklahoma ...... TE ...... 1962 BOYNTON, George ...... East Texas State ...... DB ...... 1962 BRABHAM, Cary ...... Southern Methodist ...... DB ...... 1994 BRACELIN, Greg ...... California ...... LB ...... 1981 BRADSHAW, Morris ...... Ohio State ...... WR ...... 1974-81 BRANCH, Calvin ...... Colorado State ...... DB ...... 1997-00, 2005 BRANCH, Cliff ...... Colorado ...... WR ...... 1972-85 BRANTON, Gene ...... Texas Southern ...... TE ...... 1987 BRAVO, Alex ...... Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo . .DB ...... 1960-61 BRAYTON, Tyler ...... Colorado ...... DE ...... 2003-05 BREECH, Jim ...... California ...... K ...... 1978-79 BREWINGTON, Jim ...... North Carolina College . . . . .T ...... 1961 BRIGHAM, Jeremy ...... Washington ...... TE ...... 1998-02 BROMELL, Lorenzo ...... Clemson ...... DE ...... 2003 BROOKS, Bobby ...... Fresno State ...... LB ...... 1999-01 BROOKS, Bucky ...... North Carolina ...... DB ...... 1998 BROUGHTON, Willie ...... Miami ...... DT ...... 1992-93 BROWN, Bob ...... Nebraska ...... T ...... 1971-73 BROWN, Charles ...... Houston ...... T ...... 1962 BROWN, Derek ...... Notre Dame ...... TE ...... 1998 BROWN, Doug ...... Fresno State ...... DT ...... 1964 BROWN, Larry ...... Texas Christian ...... DB ...... 1996-97 BROWN, Ron ...... Southern California ...... DE ...... 1987-88 BROWN, Ron ...... Arizona State ...... DB ...... 1990 BROWN, Tim ...... Notre Dame ...... WR ...... 1988-03 BROWN, Willie ...... Grambling ...... DB ...... 1967-78 BROWNE, Jim ...... Boston College ...... RB ...... 1987 BROWNER, Keith ...... Southern California ...... LB ...... 1987 BROWNING, Dave ...... Washington ...... DE-DT ...... 1978-82 BRUCE, Aundray ...... Auburn ...... DE ...... 1992-98 BRUNSON, Larry ...... Colorado ...... WR ...... 1978-79 BRYANT, Tony ...... Florida State ...... DE ...... 1999-02 BRYANT, Warren ...... Kentucky ...... T ...... 1984 BUCHANAN, Ray ...... Louisville ...... DB ...... 2004 BUCHANON, Phillip ...... Miami (Fla.) ...... DB ...... 2002-04 BUCZKOWSKI, Bob ...... Pittsburgh ...... DE ...... 1987 BUDNESS, Bill ...... Boston University ...... LB ...... 1964-70 BUEHLER, George ...... Stanford ...... G ...... 1969-78 BUIE, Drew ...... Catawba ...... WR ...... 1969-71 BUNCH, Jarrad ...... Michigan ...... RB ...... 1994 BURCH, Gerald ...... Georgia Tech ...... TE ...... 1961 BURGESS, Derrick ...... Mississippi ...... DE ...... 2005 BURTON, Ron ...... North Carolina ...... LB ...... 1990 BUTCHER, Paul ...... Wayne State ...... LB ...... 1996 BYRD, Darryl ...... Illinois ...... LB ...... 1983-84, 1987 —C— CALDWELL, Tony ...... Washington ...... LB ...... 1983-85 CALHOUN, Rick ...... Cal State-Fullerton ...... RB ...... 1987 CAMARILLO, Rich ...... Washington ...... P ...... 1996 CAMPBELL, Joe ...... Maryland ...... DE ...... 1980-81 CAMPBELL, Stan ...... lowa State ...... G ...... 1962 CANNAVINO, Joe ...... Ohio State ...... DB ...... 1960-61 CANNON, Billy ...... Louisiana State ...... TE ...... 1964-69 CARR, Chetti ...... Northwest Oklahoma ...... WR ...... 1987 CARR, Chris ...... Boise State ...... CB ...... 2005 CARRINGTON, Darren ...... Northern Arizona ...... DB ...... 1996 CARROLL, Joe ...... Pittsburgh ...... LB ...... 1972-73 CARTER, Louis ...... Maryland ...... RB ...... 1975 CARTER, Perry ...... Mississippi ...... DB ...... 1996-98 CARTER, Russell ...... Southern Methodist ...... DB ...... 1988-89 CASH, Kerry ...... Texas ...... TE ...... 1995 CASPER, Dave ...... Notre Dame ...... TE ...... 1974-80, 1984 CAVALLI, Carmen ...... Richmond ...... DE ...... 1960 CELOTTO, Mario ...... Southern California ...... LB ...... 1980-81

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CHANDLER, Bob ...... Southern California ...... WR ...... 1980-82 CHAPMAN, Ted ...... Maryland ...... DE ...... 1987 CHARLES, Mike ...... Syracuse ...... DT ...... 1990 CHESTER, Raymond ...... Morgan State ...... TE ...... 1970-72, 1978-81 CHRISTENSON, Brandon ...... Northwest Oklahoma State .TE ...... 2002 CHRISTENSEN, Todd ...... Brigham Young ...... RB-TE ...... 1979-88 CHURCHWELL, Hansen ...... Mississippi ...... DT ...... 1960 CLARK, Danny ...... Illinois ...... LB ...... 2004-05 CLAY, John ...... Missouri ...... T ...... 1987 CLINE, Tony ...... Miami ...... DE ...... 1970-75 COLEMAN, Kenyon ...... UCLA ...... DE ...... 2002 COLEMAN, Rod ...... East Carolina ...... DT ...... 1999-03 COLZIE, Neal ...... Ohio State ...... DB ...... 1975-78 COLLINS, Kerry ...... Penn State ...... QB ...... 2004-05 COLLINS, Mo ...... Florida ...... G-T ...... 1998-03 COLLONS, Ferric ...... California ...... DT ...... 1993 COMBS, Derek ...... Ohio State ...... DB ...... 2002 CONNERS, Dan ...... Miami ...... LB ...... 1964-74 CONWAY, Brett ...... Penn State ...... K ...... 2000 COOLBAUGH, Bob ...... Richmond ...... WR ...... 1961 COOPER, Chris ...... Nebraska-Omaha ...... DT ...... 2001-03 COOPER, Earl ...... Rice ...... TE ...... 1986 COOPER, Jarrod ...... Kansas State ...... DB ...... 2004-05 COPELAND, Horace ...... Miami ...... WR ...... 1999 CORMIER, Joe ...... Southern California ...... LB ...... 1987 COSTA, Dave ...... Utah ...... DT ...... 1963-65 COSTELLO, Joe ...... Central Connecticut ...... LB ...... 1989 CRAIG, Dobie ...... Howard Payne ...... WR ...... 1962-63 CRAIG, Roger ...... Nebraska ...... RB ...... 1991 CROCKETT, Zack ...... Florida State ...... RB ...... 1999-05 CROW, Wayne ...... California ...... RB-DB ...... 1960-61 CRUDUP, Derrick ...... Oklahoma ...... DB ...... 1989, 1991 CUNNINGHAM, Rick ...... Texas A & M ...... T ...... 1996-98 CURRY, Ronald ...... North Carolina ...... WR ...... 2002-05 —D— DALBY, Dave ...... UCLA ...... C-G ...... 1972-85 DALUISO, Brad ...... UCLA ...... K ...... 2001 DANIELS, Clemon ...... Prairie View ...... RB ...... 1961-67 DANIELS, David ...... Florida A&M ...... DT ...... 1966 DAVIDSON, Ben ...... Washington ...... DE ...... 1964-71 DAVIDSON, Cotton ...... Baylor ...... QB ...... 1962-69 DAVIS, Bruce ...... UCLA ...... T ...... 1979-87 DAVIS, Clarence ...... Southern California ...... RB ...... 1971-78 DAVIS, Greg ...... The Citadel ...... K ...... 1998 DAVIS, James ...... Southern ...... DB ...... 1982-87 DAVIS, Mike ...... Colorado ...... DB ...... 1978-85 DAVIS, Scott ...... Illinois ...... DE ...... 1988-91,1994 DAVISON, Jerone ...... Arizona State ...... RB ...... 1996-97 DENNERY, Mike ...... Southern Mississippi ...... LB ...... 1974-75 DePOYSTER, Jerry ...... Wyoming ...... K ...... 1971-72 DESKINS, Don ...... Michigan ...... G ...... 1960 DICKERSON, Andy ...... California Lutheran ...... G ...... 1987 DICKERSON, Eric ...... Southern Methodist ...... RB ...... 1992 DICKEY, Eldridge ...... Tennessee State ...... WR ...... 1968-71 DICKINSON, Bo ...... Southern Mississippi ...... RB ...... 1964 DIEHL, John ...... Virginia ...... DT ...... 1965 DiNAPOLI, Gennaro ...... Virginia Tech ...... G ...... 1998-99 DITTRICH, John ...... Wisconsin ...... G ...... 1960 DIXON, Hewritt ...... Florida A&M ...... RB ...... 1966-70 DIXON, Ernest ...... South Carolina ...... LB ...... 1998 DIXON, Rickey ...... Oklahoma ...... DB ...... 1993 DORN, Torin ...... North Carolina ...... DB ...... 1990-93 DORSETT, Anthony ...... Pittsburgh ...... DB ...... 2000-03 DORSEY, Dick ...... Southern California ...... WR ...... 1962 DOTSON, Al ...... Grambling ...... DT ...... 1968-70 DOUGHERTY, Bob ...... Kentucky ...... LB ...... 1960-63 DREISBACH, Scott ...... Michigan ...... QB ...... 1999-00 DUDLEY, Rickey ...... Ohio State ...... TE ...... 1996-00 DUFAULT, Paul ...... New Hampshire ...... C-G ...... 1987 DUFF, John ...... New Mexico ...... TE-DE ...... 1993-94 DUNN, David ...... Fresno State ...... WR-KR ...... 2000-01 DYAL, Mike ...... Texas A&l ...... TE ...... 1989-90

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DYSON, Matt ...... Michigan ...... DT-LB ...... 1995 —E— EASON, John ...... Florida A&M ...... TE ...... 1968 EASY, Omar ...... Penn State ...... FB ...... 2005 EDMONDS, Bobby Joe ...... Arkansas ...... WR ...... 1989 EDWARDS, Lloyd ...... San Diego State ...... TE ...... 1969 EISCHEID, Mike ...... Upper lowa ...... K ...... 1966-71 EKEJIUBA, Isaiah ...... Virginia ...... LB ...... 2005 ELLIS, Craig ...... San Diego State ...... RB ...... 1987 ELLIS, Jim ...... Boise State ...... LB ...... 1987 ELLISON, Glenn ...... Arkansas ...... RB ...... 1971 ELLISON, Riki ...... Southern California ...... LB ...... 1990-92 ENIS, Hunter ...... Texas Christian ...... QB ...... 1962 ENYART, Bill ...... Oregon State ...... LB ...... 1971 EVANS, Vince ...... Southern California ...... QB ...... 1987-95 —F— FAIRBAND, Bill ...... Colorado ...... LB ...... 1967-68 FARGAS, Justin ...... Southern California ...... RB ...... 2003-05 FELLOWS, Ron ...... Missouri ...... DB ...... 1987-88 FENNER, Derrick ...... North Carolina ...... RB ...... 1995-97 FERNANDEZ, Mervyn ...... San Jose State ...... WR ...... 1987-92 FICCA, Dan ...... Southern California ...... G ...... 1962 FIELDS, George ...... Bakersfield J.C...... DT ...... 1960-61 FINNERAN, Garry ...... Southern California ...... DT ...... 1961 FITZPATRICK, James ...... Southern California ...... G-T ...... 1990-91 FLEMING, George ...... Washington ...... RB ...... 1961 FLEMISTER, Zeron ...... Iowa ...... TE ...... 2005 FLORES, Tom ...... Pacific ...... QB ...... 1960-61, 1963-66 FOLSTON, James ...... Northeast Louisiana ...... LB ...... 1994-98 FORD, Cole ...... Southern California ...... K ...... 1995-97 FOSCHI, John Paul ...... Georgia Tech ...... FB ...... 2005 FOSTER, Ron ...... Cal State-Northridge ...... DB ...... 1987 FRANCIS, Carlos ...... Texas Tech ...... WR ...... 2004-05 FRANKLIN, Keith ...... South Carolina ...... LB ...... 1995 FRANK, Donald ...... Winston-Salem ...... DB ...... 1994 FRANKS, Elvis ...... Morgan State ...... DE ...... 1985-86 FREDRICKSON, Rob ...... Michigan State ...... LB ...... 1994-97 FREEMAN, Mike ...... Arizona ...... G ...... 1988 FREEMAN, Russell ...... Georgia Tech ...... T ...... 1995 FULCHER, David ...... Arizona State ...... LB ...... 1993 FULCHER, Mondriel ...... Miami ...... TE ...... 2000-02 FULLER, Charles ...... San Francisco State ...... RB ...... 1961-62 —G— GABRIEL, Doug ...... Central Florida ...... WR ...... 2003-05 GAINER, Derrick ...... Florida A&M ...... RB ...... 1992 GALLEGOS, Chon ...... San Jose State ...... QB ...... 1962 GALLERY, Robert ...... Iowa ...... T ...... 2004-05 GAMACHE, Vince ...... Cal State-Northridge ...... K ...... 1987 GANNON, Rich ...... Delaware ...... QB ...... 1999-04 GARNER, Bob ...... Fresno State ...... DB ...... 1961-62 GARNER, Charlie ...... Tennessee ...... RB ...... 2001-03 GARRETT, Carl ...... New Mexico Highlands . . . .RB ...... 1976-77 GAULT, Willie ...... Tennessee ...... WR ...... 1988-93 GBAJA-BIAMILA, Akbar ...... San Diego State ...... DE-LB ...... 2003-04 GEORGE, Jeff ...... Illinois ...... QB ...... 1997-98 GESEK, John ...... Sacramento State ...... G ...... 1987-89 GIBSON, Claude ...... North Carolina State ...... DB ...... 1963-65 GIBSON, Derrick ...... Florida State ...... DB ...... 2001-05 GILBERT, Sean ...... Pittsburgh ...... DT ...... 2003 GILLETT, Fred ...... Los Angeles State ...... TE ...... 1964 GINN, Hubie ...... Florida A&M ...... RB ...... 1976-78 GIPSON, Tom ...... North Texas State ...... DT ...... 1971 GLOVER, Andrew ...... Grambling ...... TE ...... 1991-96 GLOVER, La’Roi ...... San Diego State ...... DT ...... 1996 GOGAN, Kevin ...... Washington ...... G ...... 1994-96 GOLDSTEIN, Alan ...... North Carolina ...... WR ...... 1960 GOLIC, Bob ...... Notre Dame ...... DT ...... 1989-92 GOLSTEYN, Jerry ...... Northern Illinois ...... QB ...... 1984 GOLTZ, Rick ...... Simon Fraser ...... DE ...... 1987 GOODLOW, Darryl ...... Oklahoma ...... LB ...... 1987 GORDON, Alex ...... Cincinnati ...... LB ...... 1990 GORDON, Darrien ...... Stanford ...... DB ...... 1999-00, 2002

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GOSSETT, Jeff ...... Eastern Illinois ...... P ...... 1988-96 GRADDY, Sam ...... Tennessee ...... WR ...... 1990-92 GRAHAM, Aaron ...... Nebraska ...... C ...... 2001 GRAHAM, Derrick ...... Appalachian State ...... G ...... 1998 GRAHAM, Jeff ...... Long Beach State ...... QB ...... 1995 GRANT, DeLawrence ...... Oregon State ...... DE-LB ...... 2001-05 GRAVES, Rory ...... Ohio State ...... T ...... 1988-91 GRAYSON, David ...... Oregon ...... DB ...... 1965-70 GREEN, Charley ...... Wittenberg ...... QB ...... 1966 GREENWOOD, David ...... Wisconsin ...... DB ...... 1988 GRIMES, Phil ...... Central Missouri ...... DE ...... 1987 GROSSART, Kyle ...... Oregon State ...... QB ...... 1980 GROVE, Jake ...... Virginia Tech ...... C-G ...... 2004-05 GUY, Louie ...... Mississippi ...... DB ...... 1964 GUY, Ray ...... Southern Mississippi ...... K ...... 1973-86 —H— HAGBERG, Roger ...... Minnesota ...... RB ...... 1965-69 HALL, Tim ...... Robert Morris ...... RB ...... 1996-97 HALL, Willie ...... Southern California ...... LB ...... 1975-78 HAMILTON, Bobby ...... Southern Mississippi ...... DE ...... 2004-05 HANNAH, Charley ...... Alabama ...... G ...... 1983-88 HARDEN, Mike ...... Michigan ...... DB ...... 1989-90 HARDMAN, Cedrick ...... North Texas State ...... DE ...... 1980-81 HARDY, Charles ...... San Jose State ...... WR ...... 1960-62 HARDY, David ...... Texas A&M ...... K ...... 1987 HARKEY, Lance ...... Illinois ...... DB ...... 1987 HARLOW, Pat ...... Southern California ...... T ...... 1996-98 HARRIS, James ...... Temple ...... DE ...... 1998-99 HARRIS, John ...... Santa Monica J.C...... DB ...... 1960-61 HARRIS, Johnnie ...... Mississippi State ...... DB ...... 1999-01 HARRIS, Napoleon ...... Northwestern ...... LB ...... 2002-04 HARRISON, Dwight ...... Texas A&l ...... DB ...... 1980 HARRISON, Nolan ...... Indiana ...... DT-DE ...... 1991-96 HARRISON, Rob ...... Cal State-Sacramento . . . . .RB ...... 1987 HART, Harold ...... Texas Southern ...... RB ...... 1974-75, 1978 HART, Roy ...... South Carolina ...... DT ...... 1991 HARVEY, James ...... Mississippi ...... G ...... 1966-71 HARVEY, Richard ...... Tulane ...... LB ...... 1998-99 HASSELBECK, Don ...... Colorado ...... TE ...... 1983 HASTY, James ...... Washington State ...... DB ...... 2001 HAWKINS, Clarence ...... Florida A&M ...... RB ...... 1979 HAWKINS, Frank ...... Nevada, Reno ...... RB ...... 1981-87 HAWKINS, Mike ...... Texas A&l ...... LB ...... 1982 HAWKINS, Wayne ...... Pacific ...... G ...... 1960-70 HAWTHORNE, Anntaj ...... Wisconsin ...... DT ...... 2005 HAYES, Lester ...... Texas A&M ...... DB ...... 1977-86 HAYNES, Mike ...... Arizona State ...... DB ...... 1983-89 HEINRICH, Don ...... Washington ...... QB ...... 1962 HENDRICKS, Ted ...... Miami ...... LB ...... 1975-83 HERMANN, Dick ...... Florida State ...... LB ...... 1965 HEROCK, Ken ...... West Virginia ...... TE ...... 1963-65, 1967 HESTER, Jessie ...... Florida State ...... WR ...... 1985-87 HETHERINGTON, Chris ...... Yale ...... FB ...... 2003-04 HIGHSMITH, Don ...... Michigan State ...... RB ...... 1970-72 HILGER, Rusty ...... Oklahoma State ...... QB ...... 1985-87 HILL, Greg ...... Oklahoma State ...... DB ...... 1987 HILL, Kenny ...... Yale ...... DB ...... 1981-83 HILL, Madre ...... Arkansas ...... RB ...... 2002 HILL, Renaldo ...... Michigan State ...... CB ...... 2005 HILL, Rod ...... Kentucky State ...... DB ...... 1987 HINTON, Marcus ...... Alcorn State ...... TE ...... 1995-96 HIPP, I.M...... Nebraska ...... RB ...... 1980 HOBBS, Daryl ...... Pacific ...... WR ...... 1993-96 HOBERT, Billy Joe ...... Washington ...... QB ...... 1993-96 HOISINGTON, Al ...... Pasadena J.C...... WR ...... 1960 HOLLAND, Jamie ...... Ohio State ...... WR ...... 1990-91 HOLLAS, Donald ...... Rice ...... QB ...... 1997-98 HOLLOWAY, Brian ...... Stanford ...... G-T ...... 1987-88 HOLMBERG, Rob ...... Penn State ...... LB ...... 1994-97 HOLMES, Lester ...... Jackson State ...... G ...... 1997 HOPKINS, Jerry ...... Texas A&M ...... LB ...... 1968 HORTON, Ethan ...... North Carolina ...... RB-TE ...... 1987, 1989-93

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HOSKINS, Derrick ...... Southern Mississippi ...... DB ...... 1992-95 HOSTETLER, Jeff ...... West Virginia ...... QB ...... 1993-96 HOWARD, Desmond ...... Michigan ...... WR ...... 1997-98 HOYING, Bobby ...... Ohio State ...... QB ...... 1999-01 HUBBARD, Marv ...... Colgate ...... RB ...... 1969-75 HUDSON, Bob ...... Northeast Oklahoma ...... RB ...... 1973-74 HUDDLESTON, John ...... Utah ...... LB ...... 1978-79 HULSEY, Corey ...... Clemson ...... G-T ...... 2003-05 HUMM, David ...... Nebraska ...... QB ...... 1975-79, 1983-84 HUNLEY, Ricky ...... Arizona ...... LB ...... 1989-90 HUSTED, Michael ...... Virginia ...... K ...... 1999 —I— IOANE, Junior ...... Arizona State ...... DT ...... 2000-02 IRONS, Gerald ...... Maryland State ...... LB ...... 1970-75 IRONS, Grant ...... Notre Dame ...... DE ...... 2003-05 ISMAIL, Raghib ...... Notre Dame ...... WR ...... 1993-95 —J— JACKSON, Bo ...... Auburn ...... RB ...... 1987-90 JACKSON, Bobby ...... New Mexico State ...... RB ...... 1964 JACKSON, Grady ...... Knoxville ...... DT ...... 1997-01 JACKSON, Leonard ...... Oklahoma State ...... LB ...... 1987 JACKSON, Monte ...... San Diego State ...... DB ...... 1978-82 JACKSON, Richard ...... Southern ...... LB ...... 1966 JACKSON, Steve ...... Louisiana State ...... DB ...... 1977 JACKSON, Victor ...... Bowie State ...... DB ...... 1987 JACOBS, Proverb ...... California ...... T ...... 1963-64 JAEGER, Jeff ...... Washington ...... K ...... 1989-95 JAGIELSKI, Harry ...... Indiana ...... DT ...... 1961 JAKOWENKO, George ...... Syracuse ...... K ...... 1974 JAMES, Tory ...... Louisiana State ...... DB ...... 2000-02 JANIKOWSKI, Sebastian ...... Florida State ...... K ...... 2000-05 JASPER, Ed ...... Texas A&M ...... DT ...... 2005 JELACIC, Jon ...... Minnesota ...... DE ...... 1961-64 JENKINS, Robert ...... UCLA ...... T ...... 1994-96 JENKINS, Ronney ...... Northern Arizona ...... RB ...... 2003 JENNINGS, Brandon ...... Texas A&M ...... DB ...... 2000-02 JENNINGS, Rick ...... Maryland ...... WR ...... 1976-77 JENSEN, Derrick ...... Texas Arlington ...... RB-TE ...... 1979-86 JENSEN, Russ ...... California Lutheran ...... QB ...... 1985 JETT, James ...... West Virginia ...... WR ...... 1993-02 JIMERSON, A.J...... Norfolk State ...... LB-DE ...... 1990-91 JOHNSON, Eric ...... Nebraska ...... LB-DB ...... 2000-03 JOHNSON, Kevin ...... Texas Southern ...... DT ...... 1997 JOHNSON, Monte ...... Nebraska ...... LB ...... 1973-80 JOHNSON, Rob ...... Southern California ...... QB ...... 2003 JOHNSON, Teyo ...... Stanford ...... TE ...... 2003-04 JOHNSON, Tim ...... Youngstown State ...... LB ...... 2002-05 JOHNSTON, Mark ...... Northwestern ...... DB ...... 1964 JOHNSTONE, Lance ...... Temple ...... DE ...... 1996-00 JOLLEY, Doug ...... Brigham Young ...... TE ...... 2002-04 JONES, Calvin ...... Nebraska ...... RB ...... 1994-95 JONES, David ...... Delaware State ...... TE ...... 1992 JONES, Horace ...... Louisville ...... DE ...... 1971-75 JONES, Jim ...... Washington ...... LB ...... 1961 JONES, Mike ...... Missouri ...... LB ...... 1991-96 JONES, Sean ...... Northeastern ...... DE ...... 1984-87 JONES, Willie ...... Florida State ...... DE ...... 1979-82 JORDAN, Charles ...... Long Beach City College . . .WR ...... 1993 JORDAN, LaMont ...... Maryland ...... RB ...... 2005 JORDAN, Randy ...... North Carolina ...... RB ...... 1993, 1998-02 JORDAN, Shelby ...... Washington (Mo.) ...... T ...... 1983-86 JOYNER, L.C...... Diablo Valley J.C...... DB ...... 1960 JUNKIN, Trey ...... Louisiana Tech ...... TE ...... 1985-89, 1996 —K— KAUFMAN, Napoleon ...... Washington ...... RB ...... 1995-00 KEATING, Tom ...... Michigan ...... DT ...... 1966-72 KELLY, Joe ...... Washington ...... LB ...... 1993 KELLY, Tommy ...... Mississippi State ...... DT ...... 2004-05 KENNEDY, Lincoln ...... Washington ...... T ...... 1996-03 KENT, Greg ...... Utah ...... T ...... 1966 KEYES, Bob ...... San Diego ...... RB ...... 1960 KIDD, Carl ...... Arkansas ...... DB ...... 1995-96

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KIMMEL, Jamie ...... Syracuse ...... LB ...... 1986-88 KING, Emanuel ...... Alabama ...... LB ...... 1989 KING, Joe ...... Oklahoma State ...... DB ...... 1995 KING, Kenny ...... Oklahoma ...... RB ...... 1980-85 KING, Linden ...... Colorado State ...... LB ...... 1986-89 KINLAW, Reggie ...... Oklahoma ...... DT ...... 1979-84 KIRBY, Terry ...... Virginia ...... RB ...... 2000-02 KLEIN, Dick ...... lowa ...... T ...... 1963-64 KLINGER, David ...... Houston ...... QB ...... 1996-97 KNIGHT, Marcus ...... Michigan ...... WR ...... 2001-02 KOCH, Pete ...... Maryland ...... DE ...... 1989 KOCOUREK, Dave ...... Wisconsin ...... TE ...... 1967-68 KOEGEL, Warren ...... Penn State ...... C ...... 1971 KOHN, Tim ...... Iowa State ...... G ...... 1997, 1999 KORVER, Kelvin ...... Northwestern (lowa) ...... DT ...... 1973-77 KOWALCZYK, Walt ...... Michigan State ...... RB ...... 1961 KOY, Ted ...... Texas ...... TE ...... 1970 KRAKOSKI, Joe ...... Illinois ...... DB ...... 1963-66 KRUSE, Bob ...... Wayne State ...... G ...... 1967-68 KUNZ, Terry ...... Colorado ...... RB ...... 1976-77 KWALICK, Ted ...... Penn State ...... TE ...... 1975-77 KYSAR, Jeff ...... Arizona State ...... T ...... 1995-96 —L— LACHEY, Jim ...... Ohio State ...... T ...... 1988 LAMONICA, Daryle ...... Notre Dame ...... QB ...... 1967-74 LAND, Dan ...... Albany State ...... DB ...... 1989-97 LANIER, Ken ...... Florida State ...... T ...... 1993 LARSCHIED, Jack ...... Pacific ...... RB ...... 1960-61 LARSON, Paul ...... California ...... QB ...... 1960 LASKEY, Bill ...... Michigan ...... LB ...... 1966-70 LASSITER, Issac ...... St. Augustine ...... DE ...... 1965-69 LATHAN, Greg ...... Cincinnati ...... WR ...... 1987 LAWRENCE, Henry ...... Florida A&M ...... T ...... 1974-86 LAWRENCE, Larry ...... lowa ...... QB ...... 1974-75 LECHLER, Shane ...... Texas A&M ...... P ...... 2000-05 LEE, Zeph ...... Southern California ...... RB-DB ...... 1987-89 LEKKERKERKER, Brad ...... California-Davis ...... T ...... 2005 LEVITT, Chad ...... Cornell ...... RB ...... 1997 LEWIS, Albert ...... Grambling ...... DB ...... 1994-98 LEWIS, Bill ...... Nebraska ...... C-G ...... 1986-89 LEWIS, Garry ...... Alcorn State ...... DB ...... 1990-91 LEWIS, Harold ...... Houston ...... RB ...... 1962 LEWIS, Tahaun ...... Nebraska ...... DB ...... 1991 LILES, Alva ...... Boise State ...... DT ...... 1980 LLOYD, Doug ...... North Dakota State ...... RB ...... 1991 LOCKETT, Wade ...... Cal State-Fullerton ...... WR ...... 1987 LOCKLIN, Billy Ray ...... New Mexico State ...... G ...... 1960 LOFTON, James ...... Stanford ...... WR ...... 1987-88 LONG, Howie ...... Villanova ...... DE-DT ...... 1981-93 LOTT, Billy ...... Mississippi ...... RB ...... 1960 LOTT, Ronnie ...... Southern California ...... DB ...... 1991-92 LOUDERBACK, Tom ...... San Jose State ...... LB ...... 1960-61 LOVE, Clarence ...... Toledo ...... DB ...... 2002-03 LYNCH, Lorenzo ...... Sacramento State ...... DB ...... 1996-97 LYONS, Lamar ...... Washington ...... DB ...... 1996 —M— MACON, Ed ...... Pacific ...... DB ...... 1960 MacKlNNON, Jacque ...... Colgate ...... TE ...... 1970 MANN, Errol ...... North Dakota ...... K ...... 1976-78 MANOUKIAN, Don ...... Stanford ...... G ...... 1960 MARINOVICH, Marv ...... Southern California ...... G ...... 1965 MARINOVICH, Todd ...... Southern California ...... QB ...... 1991-92 MARSH, Curt ...... Washington ...... G ...... 1981-86 MARTIN, Rod ...... Southern California ...... LB ...... 1977-88 MARTIN, Tee ...... Tennessee ...... QB ...... 2003 MARTINI, Rich ...... California-Davis ...... WR ...... 1979-80 MARVIN, Mickey ...... Tennessee ...... G ...... 1977-87 MARYLAND, Russell ...... Miami ...... DT ...... 1996-99 MASON, Lindsey ...... Kansas ...... T ...... 1978-81 MATSOS, Arch ...... Michigan State ...... LB ...... 1963-65 MATTHEWS, Ira ...... Wisconsin ...... RB-WR ...... 1979-81 MATUSZAK, John ...... Tampa ...... DE-DT ...... 1976-82

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MAXWELL, Tom ...... Texas A&M ...... DB ...... 1971-73 MAYBERRY, Doug ...... Utah State ...... RB ...... 1963 McCALL, Joe ...... Pittsburgh ...... RB ...... 1984 McCALLUM, Napoleon ...... U.S. Naval Academy ...... RB ...... 1986, 1990-94 McCLANAHAN, Randy ...... Southwestern Louisiana . . . .LB ...... 1977, 1980-82 McCLOUGHAN, Kent ...... Nebraska ...... DB ...... 1965-70 McCOLL, Milt ...... Stanford ...... LB ...... 1988 McCOY, Larry ...... Lamar ...... LB ...... 1984 McCOY, Mike ...... Notre Dame ...... DT ...... 1977-78 McDANlEL, Terry ...... Tennessee ...... DB ...... 1988-97 McELROY, Reggie ...... West Texas State ...... G-T ...... 1991-92 McELROY, Vann ...... Baylor ...... DB ...... 1982-90 McFARLAN, Nyle ...... Brigham Young ...... DE ...... 1960 McGLOCKTON, Chester ...... Clemson ...... DT ...... 1992-97 McKENZlE, Reggie ...... Tennessee ...... LB ...... 1985-88 McKlNNEY, Odis ...... Colorado ...... DB ...... 1980-86 McLEMORE, Chris ...... Arizona ...... RB ...... 1987-88 McMATH, Herb ...... Morningside ...... DT ...... 1976 McMlLLEN, Dan ...... Colorado ...... LB ...... 1987 McMlLLlN, Jim ...... Colorado State ...... DB ...... 1963-64 McMURTRY, Chuck ...... Whittier ...... DT ...... 1962-63 McRAE, Charles ...... Tennessee ...... T ...... 1996 MEDLIN, Dan ...... North Carolina State ...... G ...... 1974-76, 1979 MENDENHALL, Terry ...... San Diego State ...... LB ...... 1971-72 MERCER, Mike ...... Northern Arizona ...... K ...... 1963-66 MERRILL, Mark ...... Minnesota ...... LB ...... 1984 MICKELL, Darren ...... Florida ...... DE ...... 2001 MICKENS, Terry ...... Florida A&M ...... WR ...... 1998-00 MIDDLETON, Frank ...... Arizona ...... G ...... 2001-04 MILLEN, Matt ...... Penn State ...... LB ...... 1980-88 MILLER, Alan ...... Boston College ...... RB ...... 1961-63, 1965 MILLER, Bill ...... Miami ...... WR ...... 1964, 1966-68 MILLS, John Henry ...... Wake Forest ...... LB-TE ...... 1997-98 MINCY, Charles ...... Washington ...... DB ...... 1999 MINGO, Gene ...... None ...... K ...... 1964-65 MIRALDI, Dean ...... Utah ...... G ...... 1987 MIRER, Rick ...... Notre Dame ...... QB ...... 2002-03 MIRICH, Rex ...... Northern Arizona ...... DT ...... 1964-66 MISCHAK, Bob ...... U.S. Military Academy . . . . .TE-G ...... 1963-65 MITCHELL, Tom ...... Bucknell ...... TE ...... 1966 MIX, Ron ...... Southern California ...... T ...... 1971 MOFFETT, Tim ...... Mississippi ...... WR ...... 1985-86 MONTALBO, Mel ...... Utah State ...... DB ...... 1962 MONTEZ, Alfred ...... Western New Mexico ...... QB ...... 1996 MONTGOMERY, Cle ...... Abilene Christian ...... RB-WR ...... 1981-85 MONTGOMERY, Tyrone ...... Mississippi ...... RB ...... 1993-94 MONTOYA, Max ...... UCLA ...... G ...... 1990-94 MOODY, Keith ...... Syracuse ...... DB ...... 1980 MOORE, Bob ...... Stanford ...... TE ...... 1971-75 MOORE, Manfred ...... Southern California ...... RB ...... 1976 MORANT, Johnnie ...... Syracuse ...... WR ...... 2004-04 MORRIS, Riley ...... Florida A&M ...... DE ...... 1960-62 MORRISON, Dave ...... Southwest Texas State . . . . .DB ...... 1968 MORRISON, Kirk ...... San Diego State ...... LB ...... 2005 MORROW, Tom ...... Southern Mississippi ...... DB ...... 1962-64 MORTON, Mike ...... North Carolina ...... LB ...... 1995-98 MOSEBAR, Don ...... Southern California ...... C-G-T ...... 1983-94 MOSS, Randy ...... Marshall ...... WR ...... 2005 MOSS, Winston ...... Miami ...... LB ...... 1991-94 MOSTARDI, Rich ...... Kent State ...... DB ...... 1962 MRAZ, Mark ...... Utah State ...... DE ...... 1989 MUELLER, Vance ...... Occidental ...... RB ...... 1986-91 MUHAMMAD, Calvin ...... Texas Southern ...... WR ...... 1982-83 MUIRBROOK, Shay ...... Brigham Young ...... LB ...... 1997 MURANSKY, Ed ...... Michigan ...... G-T ...... 1982-84 MURDOCK, Jesse ...... California Western ...... RB ...... 1963 MUSTAFAA, Najee ...... Georgia Tech ...... DB ...... 1995 MYLES, Toby ...... Jackson State ...... G-T ...... 2000-01 —N— NASH, Keyon ...... Albany State ...... DB ...... 2004 NEDNEY, Joe ...... San Jose State ...... K ...... 1999 NELSON, Bob ...... Nebraska ...... LB ...... 1980-85

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NEWMAN, Anthony ...... Oregon ...... DB ...... 1998-99 NICKLAS, Pete ...... Baylor ...... T ...... 1962 NOBLE, Mike ...... Stanford ...... LB ...... 1987 NORRIS, Jim ...... Houston ...... DT ...... 1962-64 NOVSEK, Joe ...... Tulsa ...... DE ...... 1962 —O— OATS, Carleton ...... Florida A&M ...... DT ...... 1965-72 OGAS, Dave ...... San Diego State ...... LB ...... 1968 OGLESBY, Paul ...... UCLA ...... T ...... 1960 OLIVER, Ralph ...... Southern California ...... LB ...... 1968-69 OSBORNE, Chuck ...... Arizona ...... DT ...... 1998-99 OSBORNE, Clancy ...... Arizona State ...... LB ...... 1963-64 O’STEEN, Dwayne ...... San Jose State ...... DB ...... 1980-81 OTTO, Gus ...... Missouri ...... LB ...... 1965-72 OTTO, Jim ...... Miami ...... C ...... 1960-74 OWENS, Burgess ...... Miami ...... DB ...... 1980-82 —P— PAPAC, Nick ...... Fresno State ...... QB ...... 1961 PARILLI, Babe ...... Kentucky ...... QB ...... 1960 PARKER, Andy ...... Utah ...... TE ...... 1984-88, 1990 PARKS, Nate ...... Stanford ...... G-T ...... 1999-00 PARRELLA, John ...... Nebraska ...... DT ...... 2002-04 PASTORINI, Dan ...... Santa Clara ...... QB ...... 1980 PATTEN, Joel ...... Duke ...... T ...... 1991 PATTERSON, Elvis ...... Kansas ...... DB ...... 1990-93 PATTISON, Mark ...... Washington ...... WR ...... 1986 PEAR, Dave ...... Washington ...... DT ...... 1979-80 PEAT, Todd ...... Northern Illinois ...... G ...... 1990, 1992-93 PEETE, Rodney ...... Southern California ...... QB ...... 2000-01 PERRY, Gerald ...... Southern ...... T ...... 1993-95 PERRY, Mario ...... Mississippi ...... TE ...... 1987 PERRYMAN, Raymond ...... Northern Arizona ...... DB ...... 2001 PETERS, Volney ...... Southern California ...... DT ...... 1961 PETERSON, Calvin ...... UCLA ...... LB ...... 1982 PHILLIPS, Charles ...... Southern California ...... DB ...... 1975-80 PHILLIPS, Irvin ...... Arkansas Tech ...... DB ...... 1983 PHILLIPS, Jess ...... Michigan State ...... RB ...... 1975 PHILYAW, Charles ...... Texas Southern ...... DE ...... 1976-79 PICKEL, Bill ...... Rutgers ...... DT-DE ...... 1983-90 PICKENS, Bruce ...... Nebraska ...... DB ...... 1995 PIERSON, Shurron ...... South Florida ...... LB ...... 2003 PITTS, Frank ...... Southern ...... WR ...... 1974 PLUNKETT, Jim ...... Stanford ...... QB ...... 1978-86 POPE, Marquez ...... Fresno State ...... DB ...... 2000-01 PORTER, Jerry ...... West Virginia ...... WR ...... 2000-05 PORTER, Kerry ...... Washington State ...... RB ...... 1989 POWELL, Art ...... San Jose State ...... WR ...... 1963-66 POWELL, Charlie ...... None ...... DE ...... 1960-61 POWERS, Warren ...... Nebraska ...... DB ...... 1963-68 PREBOLA, Gene ...... Boston University ...... TE ...... 1960 PRICE, Dennis ...... UCLA ...... DB ...... 1988-89 PRIOR, Anthony ...... Washington State ...... DB ...... 1998 PROUT, Bob ...... Knox College ...... DB ...... 1974 PRUITT, Greg ...... Oklahoma ...... RB ...... 1982-84 PYLE, Palmer ...... Michigan State ...... G ...... 1966 PYLES, David ...... Miami (Ohio) ...... T ...... 1987 —Q— QUEEN, Jeff ...... Morgan State ...... RB-TE ...... 1972-73 —R— RAE, Mike ...... Southern California ...... QB ...... 1976-78 RAMSEY, Derrick ...... Kentucky ...... TE ...... 1978-83 RATHMAN, Tom ...... Nebraska ...... RB ...... 1994 RAY, Marcus ...... Michigan ...... DB ...... 1999 REDMOND,J.R...... Arizona State ...... RB ...... 2003-04 REESE, Archie ...... Clemson ...... DT ...... 1982-83 REGENT, Shawn ...... Boston College ...... C ...... 1987 REINFELDT, Mike ...... Wisconsin, Milwaukee . . . . .DB ...... 1976 REYNOLDS, Billy ...... Pittsburgh ...... QB ...... 1960 REYNOLDS, M.C...... Louisiana State ...... QB ...... 1962 RICE, Floyd ...... Alcorn A&M ...... LB ...... 1976-77 RICE, Harold ...... Tennessee State ...... DE ...... 1971 RICE, Jerry ...... Mississippi Valley State . . . .WR ...... 2001-04

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RICE, Ken ...... Auburn ...... T ...... 1964-65 RICH, Randy ...... New Mexico ...... DB ...... 1978 RIDDICK, Louis ...... Pittsburgh ...... DB ...... 1998 RIDDLE, Ryan ...... California ...... LB ...... 2005 RIDLEHUBER, Preston ...... Georgia ...... RB ...... 1968 RIEHM, Chris ...... Ohio State ...... G ...... 1986-88 RIEVES, Charles ...... Houston ...... LB ...... 1962-63 RISON, Andre ...... Michigan State ...... WR ...... 2000 RITCHIE, Jon ...... Stanford ...... RB ...... 1998-02 RIVERA, Hank ...... Oregon State ...... DB ...... 1962 RIVERS, David ...... Western Carolina ...... QB ...... 2004 ROBBINS, Austin ...... North Carolina ...... DT ...... 1994-95,2000 ROBBINS, Barret ...... Texas Christian ...... C ...... 1995-03 ROBERSON, Bo ...... Cornell ...... WR ...... 1962-65 ROBERTS, Cliff ...... Illinois ...... DT ...... 1961 ROBINSON, Greg ...... Northeast Louisiana ...... RB ...... 1993-94 ROBINSON, Jerry ...... UCLA ...... LB ...... 1985-91 ROBINSON, Johnny ...... Louisiana Tech ...... DT-DE ...... 1981-83 ROBISKIE, Terry ...... Louisiana State ...... RB ...... 1977-79 RODERICK, John ...... Southern Methodist ...... WR ...... 1968 RODRIGUEZ, Mike ...... Alabama ...... DT ...... 1987 ROEDEL, Herb ...... Marquette ...... G ...... 1961 ROMANO, Jim ...... Penn State ...... C ...... 1982-84 ROMANOWSKI, Bill ...... Boston College ...... LB ...... 2002-03 ROSENSTEIL, Bob ...... Eastern Illinois ...... TE ...... 1997 ROTHER, Tim ...... Nebraska ...... T-DT ...... 1989-90 ROUTT, Stanford ...... Houston ...... CB ...... 2005 ROWE, Dave ...... Penn State ...... DT ...... 1975-78 RUBKE, Karl ...... Southern California ...... DE ...... 1968 RUSSELL, Booker ...... Southwest Texas State . . . . .RB ...... 1978-79 RUSSELL, Darrell ...... Southern California ...... DT-DE ...... 1997-01 —S— SABAL, Ron ...... Purdue ...... T ...... 1960-61 SANDS, Terdell ...... Tennessee Chattanooga . . .DT ...... 2003-05 SANTIAGO, O.J...... Kent State ...... TE ...... 2003 SAPP, Warren ...... Miami (Fla.) ...... DT ...... 2004-05 SCHMAUTZ, Ray ...... San Diego State ...... LB ...... 1966 SCHROEDER, Jay ...... UCLA ...... QB ...... 1988-92 SCHUH, Harry ...... Memphis State ...... T ...... 1965-70 SCHWEIGERT, Stuart ...... Purdue ...... DB ...... 2004-05 SCOTT, Carey ...... Kentucky State ...... DB ...... 2002-03 SEALE, Sam ...... Western State (Col.) ...... WR-DB ...... 1984-87; 1992 SEILER, Paul ...... Notre Dame ...... T ...... 1971-73 SHABAZZ, Sideeq ...... New Mexico State ...... DB ...... 2003 SHAW, Glenn ...... Kentucky ...... RB ...... 1963-64 SHAW, Terrance ...... Stephen F. Austin ...... DB ...... 2002-03 SHEDD, Kenny ...... Northern Iowa ...... WR ...... 1996-99 SHELL, Art ...... Maryland State ...... T ...... 1968-82 SHERMAN, Rod ...... Southern California ...... WR ...... 1967, 1969-71 SHIPP, Jackie ...... Oklahoma ...... LB ...... 1989 SHIRKEY, George ...... Stephen F. Austin ...... DT ...... 1962 SIANI, Mike ...... Villanova ...... WR ...... 1972-77 SIMPSON, Jack ...... Mississippi ...... LB ...... 1962-64 SIMPSON, Willie ...... San Francisco State ...... RB ...... 1962 SIMS, Barry ...... Utah ...... G-T ...... 1999-05 SISTRUNK, Otis ...... None ...... DE-DT ...... 1972-79 SKREPENAK, Greg ...... Michigan ...... T ...... 1992-95 SLAUGHTER, Chad ...... Alcorn State ...... T ...... 2002-05 SLIGH, Richard ...... North Carolina College . . . . .T ...... 1967 SLOUGH, Greg ...... Southern California ...... LB ...... 1971-72 SMITH, Anthony ...... Arizona ...... DE ...... 1991-97 SMITH, Bubba ...... Michigan State ...... DE ...... 1973-74 SMITH, Charles ...... Utah ...... RB ...... 1968-74 SMITH, Hal ...... UCLA ...... DT ...... 1961 SMITH, James ...... Compton J.C...... RB ...... 1960 SMITH, Jim ...... Michigan ...... WR ...... 1985 SMITH, Jimmy ...... Elon ...... RB ...... 1984 SMITH, Kenny ...... Alabama ...... DT ...... 2005 SMITH, Kevin ...... UCLA ...... TE ...... 1992-94 SMITH, Ron ...... Wisconsin ...... DB ...... 1974 SMITH, Steve ...... Penn State ...... RB ...... 1987-93 SMITH, Travian ...... Oklahoma ...... LB ...... 1998-04

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SMITH, Willie ...... Michigan ...... RB ...... 1961 SOMMER, Mike ...... George Washington ...... RB ...... 1963 SPENCER, Ollie ...... Kansas ...... G ...... 1963 SPIVEY, Mike ...... Colorado ...... DB ...... 1980 SQUIREK, Jack ...... Illinois ...... LB ...... 1982-85 STABLER, Ken ...... Alabama ...... QB ...... 1970-79 STALLS, Dave ...... Northern Colorado ...... DT ...... 1983, 1985 STEINFORT, Fred ...... Boston College ...... K ...... 1976 STEMKE, Kevin ...... Wisconsin ...... P ...... 2002 STEPHENS, Rich ...... Tulsa ...... G-T ...... 1992-96 STEWART, Joe ...... Missouri ...... WR ...... 1978-79 STINCHCOMB, Matt ...... Georgia ...... T ...... 1999-03 STOKES, Barry ...... Eastern Michigan ...... T ...... 1999 STONE, Jack ...... Oregon ...... T ...... 1961-62 STONE, John ...... Wake Forest ...... WR ...... 2004 STONE, Ron ...... Boston College ...... G ...... 2004-05 STRACHAN, Steve ...... Boston College ...... RB ...... 1985-89 STREIGEL, Bill ...... Pacific ...... LB ...... 1960 STUBBLEFIELD, Dana ...... Kansas ...... DT ...... 2003 SVIHUS, Bob ...... Southern California ...... T ...... 1965-70 SWEENEY, Steve ...... California ...... WR ...... 1973 SWLLING, Pat ...... Georgia Tech ...... DE ...... 1995-96, 1998 SWORD, Sam ...... Michigan ...... LB ...... 1999 SYLVESTER, Steve ...... Notre Dame ...... C-G-T ...... 1975-83 —T— TALLEY, Stan ...... Texas Christian ...... K ...... 1987 TATUM, Jack ...... Ohio State ...... DB ...... 1971-79 TAUTOLO, John ...... UCLA ...... T ...... 1987 TAVES, Josh ...... Northeastern ...... DE ...... 2000-01 TAYLOR, Billy ...... Texas Tech ...... RB ...... 1982 TAYLOR, Malcolm ...... Tennessee State ...... DT ...... 1987-88 TEAL, Willie ...... Louisiana State ...... DB ...... 1987 TERESA ,Tony ...... San Jose State ...... RB ...... 1960 TERRELL, David ...... Texas-El Paso ...... DB ...... 2004 THOMAS, Skip ...... Southern California ...... DB ...... 1972-77 THOMAS, William ...... Texas A&M ...... LB ...... 2000-01 THOMS, Art ...... Syracuse ...... DT ...... 1969-76 TILLMON, Tony ...... Texas ...... DB ...... 1987 TODD, Larry ...... Arizona State ...... RB ...... 1965-70 TONGUE, Reggie ...... Oregon State ...... S ...... 2005 TOOMAY, Pat ...... Vanderbilt ...... DE ...... 1977-79 TORAN, Stacey ...... Notre Dame ...... DB ...... 1984-88 TOWNSEND, Greg ...... Texas Christian ...... DE-LB ...... 1983-93; 1997 TRAPP, James ...... Clemson ...... DB ...... 1993-97 TRASK, Orville ...... Rice ...... DT ...... 1962 TREU, Adam ...... Nebraska ...... C-G-T ...... 1997-05 TRUAX, Dalton ...... Tulane ...... DT ...... 1960 TRUITT, Olanda ...... Mississippi State ...... WR ...... 1996-97 TUIASOSOPO, Marques ...... Washington ...... QB ...... 2001-05 TUITELE, Maugaula ...... Colorado State ...... LB ...... 2004 TURK, Dan ...... Wisconsin ...... C ...... 1989-96 TURNER, Eric ...... UCLA ...... DB ...... 1997-99 TYSON, Richard ...... Tulsa ...... G ...... 1966 —U— UPSHAW, Gene ...... Texas A&l ...... G ...... 1967-81 UPSHAW, Regan ...... California ...... DE ...... 2000-02 URENDA, Herman ...... Pacific ...... WR ...... 1963 —V— VALDEZ, Vernon ...... San Diego University ...... DB ...... 1962 VAN DIVIER, Randy ...... Washington ...... G ...... 1982 van EEGHEN, Mark ...... Colgate ...... RB ...... 1974-81 VANN, Norwood ...... East Carolina ...... LB ...... 1988 VAN PELT, Brad ...... Michigan State ...... LB ...... 1984-85 VAUGHAN, Ruben ...... Colorado ...... DT-DE ...... 1982 VELLA, John ...... Southern California ...... G-T ...... 1972-79 VILLAPIANO, Phil ...... Bowling Green ...... LB ...... 1971-79 VOIGHT, Bob ...... Los Angeles State ...... DE ...... 1961 —W— WALKER, Denard ...... LSU ...... DB ...... 2004-2005 WALKER, Derrick ...... Michigan ...... TE ...... 1999 WALKER, Fulton ...... West Virginia ...... DB ...... 1985-86 WALKER, Langston ...... California ...... T ...... 2002-05

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WALKER, Marquis ...... Southern Missouri ...... DB ...... 1998-99 WALLACE, Aaron ...... Texas A&M ...... LB-DE ...... 1990-95, 1997-98 WALTER, Andrew ...... Arizona State ...... QB ...... 2005 WARE, Tim ...... Southern California ...... WR ...... 1989 WARREN, Jimmy ...... Illinois ...... DB ...... 1970-74, 1977 WARZEKA, Ron ...... Montana State ...... DE ...... 1960 WASHINGTON, Fabian ...... Nebraska ...... CB ...... 2005 WASHINGTON, Lionel ...... Tulane ...... DB ...... 1987-94, 1997 WASHINGTON, Ronnie ...... Northeast Louisiana ...... LB ...... 1987 WASHINGTON, Ted ...... Louisville ...... DT ...... 2004-05 WATTS, Robert ...... Boston College ...... LB ...... 1978 WATTS, Ted ...... Texas Tech ...... DB ...... 1981-84 WAYMER, Dave ...... Notre Dame ...... DB ...... 1992 WEATHERS, Carl ...... San Diego State ...... LB ...... 1970-71 WEAVER, Gary ...... Fresno State ...... LB ...... 1973-74 WELLS, Warren ...... Texas Southern ...... WR ...... 1967-70 WESTBROOKS, Greg ...... Colorado ...... LB ...... 1978-81 WHEATLEY, Tyrone ...... Michigan ...... RB ...... 1999-03 WHEELER, Dwight ...... Tennessee State ...... C-T ...... 1984, 1987-88 WHEELER, Ron ...... Washington ...... TE ...... 1987 WHITE, Alberto ...... Texas Southern ...... DE ...... 1994 WHITE, Eugene ...... Florida A&M ...... RB ...... 1962 WHITLEY, Curtis ...... Clemson ...... C-G ...... 1997 WHITTAKER, Scott ...... Kansas ...... C-T ...... 1997 WHITTED, Alvis ...... North Carolina State ...... WR ...... 2002-05 WHITTINGTON, Arthur ...... Southern Methodist ...... RB ...... 1978-81 WILKERSON, Bruce ...... Tennessee ...... G-T ...... 1987-94, 1998 WILLIAMS, Brock ...... Notre Dame ...... DB ...... 2004 WILLIAMS, David ...... Illinois ...... WR ...... 1987 WILLIAMS, Demise ...... Oklahoma State ...... DB ...... 1987 WILLIAMS, Dokie ...... UCLA ...... WR ...... 1983-87 WILLIAMS, Harvey ...... Louisiana State ...... RB-TE ...... 1994-98 WILLIAMS, Henry ...... San Diego State ...... DB ...... 1979 WILLIAMS, Jamie ...... Nebraska ...... TE ...... 1994 WILLIAMS, Jermaine ...... Houston ...... RB ...... 1998-99 WILLIAMS, K.D...... Henderson State ...... LB ...... 1999 WILLIAMS, Howie ...... Howard ...... DB ...... 1964-69 WILLIAMS, Marcus ...... Washington State ...... TE ...... 2002 WILLIAMS, Randal ...... New Hampshire ...... WR ...... 2005 WILLIAMS, Ricky ...... Langston ...... DB ...... 1985, 1987 WILLIAMS, Rodney ...... Arizona ...... WR ...... 1998-99 WILLIAMS, Roland ...... Syracuse ...... TE ...... 2001-02; 2004 WILLIAMS, Sam ...... Fresno State ...... DE ...... 2003-04 WILLIAMS, Willie ...... Grambling ...... DB ...... 1966 WILLIAMSON, Fred ...... Northwestern ...... DB ...... 1961-64 WILLIAMSON, J.R ...... Louisiana Tech ...... LB ...... 1964-67 WILLIS, Chester ...... Auburn ...... RB ...... 1981-84 WILLIS, Mitch ...... Southern Methodist ...... DT ...... 1985-88 WILSON, Marc ...... Brigham Young ...... QB ...... 1980-87 WILSON, Marcus ...... Virginia ...... RB ...... 1991 WILSON, Nemiah ...... Grambling ...... DB ...... 1968-74 WILSON, Otis ...... Louisville ...... LB ...... 1989 WILSON, Wade ...... East Texas State ...... QB ...... 1998-99 WINANS, Jeff ...... Southern California ...... G-DT ...... 1976 WISE, Mike ...... California-Davis ...... DE ...... 1986-90 WISNIEWSKI, Steve ...... Penn State ...... G ...... 1989-01 WOLFF, Scott ...... Mt. Union ...... QB ...... 1987 WONG, Joe ...... Brigham Young ...... G-T ...... 2003 WOOD, Dick ...... Auburn ...... QB ...... 1965 WOODEN, Terry ...... Syracuse ...... LB ...... 1998 WOODS, Chris ...... Auburn ...... WR ...... 1987-88 WOODSON, Charles ...... Michigan ...... DB ...... 1998-05 WOODSON, Rod ...... Purdue ...... DB ...... 2002-03 WRIGHT, Alexander ...... Auburn ...... WR ...... 1992-94 WRIGHT, Steve ...... Northern lowa ...... T ...... 1987-93 WYATT, Alvin ...... Bethune-Cookman ...... DB ...... 1970 —Y— YOUSO, Frank ...... Minnesota ...... T ...... 1963-65 —Z— ZECHER, Rich ...... Utah State ...... T ...... 1965 ZEREOUE, Amos ...... West Virginia ...... RB ...... 2004 ZOGG, John ...... Boise State ...... G ...... 1987

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RAIDERS ALL-TIME DRAFTS

1960 3 Myron Pottios, G, Notre Dame (First selections) 4 Elbert Kimbrough, E, Northwestern Jim Andreotti, C, Northwestern 5 Dick Norman, QB, Stanford Maxie Baughan, C, Georgia Tech 6 Bobby Crespino, HB, Mississippi George Blanch, HB, Texas 7 Ray Purdin, HB, Northwestern Cloyd Boyette, T-G, Texas 8 Tom Watkins, HB, Iowa State Willie Boykin, T, Michigan 9 Lowndes Shingler, QB, Clemson Carmen Cavalli, E, Richmond 10 Ken Peterson, T, Utah Jim Chastain, T-G, Michigan State 11 Dave Mayberry, FB, Utah State Fran Curci, QB, Miami 12 Bob Schmitz, G, Montana State Carroll Dale, E, Virginia Tech 13 Gerald Burch, E, Georgia Tech Purcell Daniels, FB, Pepperdine 14 Clark Miller, T, Utah State Don Deskin, T, Michigan 15 Bob Coolbaugh, E, Richmond Leon Dumbrowski, T-G, Delaware 16 Chuck Lamson, HB, Wyoming Ken Fitch, T, Kansas 17 Joe Novsek, T, Tulsa Dale Hackbart, QB, Wisconsin 18 Joe Krakoski, HB, Illinois Abner Haynes, HB , No. Texas St. 19 Charles Fuller, HB, San Francisco St. Vin Hogan, HB , Boston College 20 Preston Fuller, FB, Grambling Bob Jarus, HB, Purdue 21 Mike Jones, QB, San Jose State Earl Kohlhaas, G, Penn State 22 Blayne Jones, G, Idaho State Bobby Lackey, QB, Texas 23 Roger Fisher, C, Utah State Neil MacLean, FB, Wake Forest 24 Jack Novak, G, Miami Larry Muff, E, Benedictine 25 Paul Yanke, E, Northwestern Don Norton, E, Iowa 26 Dean Hinshaw, T, Stanford Jim O’Brien, T, Boston College 27 Clair Appledoom, E, San Jose St. Jim Otto, C, Miami 28 Dave Grosz, QB, Oregon Chuck Pollard, E, Rice 29 Ed Morris, T, Indiana Billy Roland, G, Georgia 30 Bill Face, HB, Stanford Ray Smith, FB, UCLA Wade Smith, HB, North Carolina 1962 Jerry Stalcup, G, Wisconsin 1 Roman Gabriel, QB, No. Carolina St John Wilcox, T, Oregon 3 Ed Pine, C, Utah Al Witcher, E, Baylor 4 John Myers, T, Washington Silas Woods, HB, Marquette 5 Joe Hernandez, HB, Arizona Mike Wright, T, Minnesota 6 Dan Birdwell, C, Houston (Second selections) 7 Jim Norris, T, Houston C.J. Alexander, HB, Southeastern 8 Ferrell Yarbrough, E, Northwestern Pervis Atkins, HB, New Mexico St. 9 Jim Dillard, HB, Oklahoma State Al Bansavage, T-G, USC 10 Henry Rivera, HB, Oregon State Walter Beach, HB, Central Michigan 12 Jim Skaggs, G, Washington Johnny Brewer, E, Mississippi 12 Oscar Donahue, E, San Jose State Don Edington, E, Florida 13 George Pierovich, FB, California Howard Evans, C, Houston 15 Floyd Dean, E, Florida Fred Hageman, C, Kansas 16 Pat Russ, T, Purdue Bill Herron, E, Georgia 17 Larry Ferguson, HB, Iowa Bob Hogue, T-G, Shepherd 18 Jim Vollenweider, FB, Miami Gerald Lambert, T-G, Texas A&I 19 Dennis Spurlock, QB, Whitworth Sam McCord, QB, East Texas St. 19 Kent Horne, T, BYU Rich Mostardo, HB, Kent State 20 John Sutro, G, San Jose State Bob Parker, T-G, East Texas State 21 Bill Tunnicliff, FB, Michigan Tony Polychronis, T-G, Utah 22 Jim Cadile, E, San Jose State Dan Sheehan, T-G, Tenn.-Chattanooga 23 Elvin Basham, G, Kansas Howard Turley, E, Louisville 24 Mickey Bruce, G, Oregon Jim Williams, T-G, North Carolina 25 Tom Cagaanan, HB, Utah State Jim Woodward, T-G, Lamar 26 Fred Miller, T, LSU 27 Keith Luhnow, FB, Santa Ana J.C. 1961 28 Marv Marinovich, T, USC 1 Joe Rutgens, T, Illinois 29 Leon Donahue, E, San Jose State 2 George Fleming, HB, Washington 30 Pete Nicklas, T, Baylor OAKLAND RAIDERS 289 262-316 hpc 7/26/06 10:39 AM Page 290

31 Bob Elliot, FB, North Carolina 9 Rich Zecher, T, Utah State 32 Eugene White, HB, Florida A&M 10 Craig Morton, QB, California 34 Bill Worrell, T, Georgia 11 Bill Minor, LB, Illinois 13 Wally Mahle, DB, Syracuse 1963 14 Loren Hawley, DB, California 6 Butch Wilson, HB, Alabama 15 Bill Cronin, DE, Boston College 7 Dave Costa, T, Utah 16 Fred Hill, E, USC 8 Roger Locke, E, Arizona State 17 Gary Porterfield, E, Tulsa 9 Jerry Logan, HB, West Texas State 18 John Dugan, T, Holy Cross 10 Ray Schoenke, G, SMU 19 Frank McClendon, T, Alabama 12 Walt Burdin, LB, McNeese State 20 Bo Scott, HB, Ohio State 12 Doyle Branson, HB, So. Oregon 1965 REDSHIRT 13 Darnell Haney, E, Utah State 1 Larry Todd, HB, Arizona State 13 Drew Roberts, E, Humboldt State 2 Jim Harvey ,T, Mississippi 15 Vern Burke, E, Oregon 3 Stave Mass ,T, Detroit 16 Jim Moss, HB, West Virginia 4Mickey Cox, T, LSU 17 John Murio, HB ,Whitworth 5 Bob Taylor, G, Cincinnati 18 Terry Dillon, HB, Montana 6 Gregg Kent, T, Utah 18 George Hogan, G, Texas A&M 7 John Carroll, T, Texas 19 Tony Fiorentino, G, UCLA 8 Henry Pinkett, HB, Baylor 20 Rex Mirich, T, Arizona State 9 Frank Pennie, T, Florida State 21 Neal Petties, HB, San Diego State 10 Brent Berry, T, San Jose State 22 Hugh Campbell, E. Washington St. 11 Tom Longo, DB, Notre Dame 23 Jon Anabo, QB, Fresno State 12 Dennis Duncan, HB, Louisiana College 24 Dick Peters, T, Whittier 25 Bill McFarland, FB, Oklahoma St. 1966 26 Dennis Claridge, QB, Nebraska 1 Rodger Bird ,DB, Kentucky 27 Dick Skelly, HB, Florida 2 Butch Allison, T, Missouri 28 Larry Campbell, FB, Utah State 3 Tom Mitchell, E, Bucknell 29 Dick Anderson, E, Penn State 4 Richard Tyson, G, Tulsa 5 Pete Banaszak, HB, Miami 1964 7 Franklin McRae, T, Tennessee St. 1 Tony Lorick, HB, Arizona State 9 Clifton Kinney, LB, San Diego State 2 Dan Conners, T, Miami 10 Tony Jeter, E, Nebraska 3 George Bednar, T, Notre Dame 11 Joe Labruzzo, HB, LSU 4 Bill Budness, LB, Boston University 12 Wayne Foster, T, Washington State 5 Don Green, DB, Susquehanna 13 John Niland, G, Iowa 7 John Sapinsky, T, William & Mary 14 Mike Johnson, HB, Kansas 8 Vince Petno, DB, Citadel 15 Steve Renko, FB, Kansas 9 John Williamson, G, Louisiana Tech 16 Craig Ritchey, DB, Stanford 9 Herschel Turner, T, Kentucky 17 Ted Holman, DB, Syracuse 10 Mel Renfro, HB, Oregon 18 Art Robinson, E, Florida A&M 11 Larry Rakestraw, QB, Georgia 19 Jack Shinholser, LB, Florida State 12 Billy Lothridge, QB, Georgia Tech 20 Steve Bowman, FB, Alabama 13 Mickey Babb, E, Georgia 1966 REDSHIRT 14 Fred Polser, G, East Texas State 1 Rod Sherman, HB , USC 15 Mike Geirs, T, USC 2 Tom Cichowski, T, Maryland 16 Ron Wilkening, HB, No. Dakota St. 3 Ron Parson, E, Austin Peay 17 Fred Lewis, HB, Massachusetts 4John Crumbacher, T, Tennessee 18 Ron Calcagno, QB, Santa Clara 5George Patton, T, Georgia 19 Tom Michel, FB, East Carolina 6 Dan Archer, T, Oregon 20 Ed Beard, T, Tennessee 7 Bill Thomas, HB, Oklahoma 21 Carleton Oats, E, Florida A&M 8 Ray Schmautz, LB, San Diego St. 22 Jim Long, FB, Fresno State 9 Mel Tom, LB, San Jose State 23 Bill Curry, C, Georgia Tech 10 Joe O’Brien, FB, Texas-Arlington 24 Kent Francisco, T, UCLA 11 Mike Brundage, QB, Oregon 25 Terry Sieg, HB, Virginia 26 Gordon Guest, QB, Arkansas 1967 1 Gene Upshaw, G, Texas A&I 1965 3 Bill Fairband, LB, Colorado 1 Harry Schuh ,T, Memphis State 4 James Roy Jackson, E, Oklahoma 2 Fred Biletnikoff, WR, Florida State 5 Gerald Wakefield, HB, Mississippi 3 Bob Svihus, T, USC 5 Mike Hibler, LB, Stanford 4 Gus Otto, LB, Missouri 6 Rick Egloff, QB, Wyoming

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7 Ron Lewellen, DT, Tennessee-Martin 16 Tim Roth, C, South Dakota State 8 Estes Banks, RB, Colorado 17 Eric Stolberg, WR, Indiana 9 Mark Devilling, LB, Muskingum 10 Richard Sligh, T, No. Carolina Central 1971 11 Dwayne Benson, LB, Hamline 1 Jack Tatum, DB, Ohio State 12 Bob Kruse, T, Wayne State 2A Warren Koegel, C, Penn State 13 Len Kleinpete, E, SW Louisiana 2B Phil Villapiano, LB, Bowling Green 14 Casey Boyett, E, BYU 4 Clarence Davis, RB, USC 15 Ben Woodson, HB, Utah 5 Bob Moore, TE, Stanford 16 Don Bruce, G, Virginia Tech 6 Greg Slough, LB, USC 17 Mike Cullin, DE, Slippery Rock 7 Don Martin, DB, Yale 9 Dave Garnett, RB, Pittsburgh 1968 10A Bill West, DB, Tennessee State 1Eldridge Dickey, QB, Tennessee St. 10B Tim Oesterling, DT, UCLA 2 Ken Stabler, QB, Alabama 11 James Poston, DT, South Carolina 3 Art Shell, T, Maryland State 12 Horace Jones, DE, Louisville 4 Charlie Smith, RB, Utah 13 Mick Natzel, DB, Central Michigan 5 John Naponic, T, Virginia 14 Tom Gipson, DT, North Texas State 7 John Harper, C, Adams State 15 Andy Giles, LB, William & Mary 7 George Atkinson, DB, Morris Brown 16 Tony Stawarz, DB, Miami 9 John Eason, TE, Florida A&M 17 Chuck Hill, WR, Sam Houston St. 10 Rick Owens, DB, Pennsylvania 11 Marv Hubbard, FB, Colgate 1972 11 Ralph Oliver, LB, San Diego State 1Mike Siani, WR, Villanova 12 Larry Plantz, WR, Colorado 2A Kelvin Korver, DT, NW Iowa 13 Larry Blackstone, RB, Fairmont St. 2B John Vella, T, USC 14 Ray Carlson, LB, Hamline 3 Mel Lunsford, DE, Central St. 15 Mike Leinert, RB, Texas Tech 4A Cliff Branch, WR, Colorado 16 David Morrison, DB, SW Texas 4B Dave Dalby, C, UCLA 17 Steve Berry, E, Catawba 6 Dan Medlin, DT, North Carolina St. 7A Skip Thomas, DB, USC 1969 7B Dennis Pete, DB, San Francisco St. 1 Art Thoms, DL, Syracuse 8 Jackie Brown, RB, Stanford 2 George Buehler, OL, Stanford 9 Dave Bigler, RB, Morningside 3 Lloyd Edwards, TE, San Diego St. 10 Phil Price, DB, Idaho State 4 Ruby Jackson, DL, New Mexico St. 11 Joe Carroll, LB, Pittsburgh 6A Ken Newfield, RB, LSU 12 Kent Gaydos, TE, Florida State 6B Jackie Allen, DB, Baylor 13 Ted Covington, WR, San Fernando St. 7 Finnis Taylor, DB, Prairie View 14 Dennis Cambal, RB, William & Mary 9 Drew Buie, WR, Catawba 15A Charles Hester, RB, Central St. 11 Harold Rice, LB, Tennessee A&I 15B Dave Snesrud, LB, Hamline 12 Al Goddard, DB, J.C. Smith 16 Willie Wright, WR, No.Carolina A&T 13 Dave Husted, LB, Wabash 14 Harold Busby, WR, UCLA 1973 15 Alvin Presnell, RB, Alabama A&M 1 Ray Guy, P, Southern Mississippi 16 Junior Davis, LB, Alabama 2 Monte Johnson, LB, Nebraska 17 Billy Austin, G, Arkansas AM&N 4A Perry Smith, DB, Colorado State 4B Joe Wylie, WR, Oklahoma 1970 5A Louis Neal, WR, Prairie View 1 Raymond Chester, TE, Morgan St. 5B Ron Mikalojczyk, T, Tampa 2 Ted Koy, RB, Texas 6 Brent Myers, T, Purdue 3 Gerald Irons, LB, Maryland State 7 Gary Weaver, LB, Fresno State 4 Tony Cline, LB, Miami 8 Mike Rae, QB, USC 5 Art Laster, T, Maryland State 9Steve Sweeney, WR, California 6 Alvin Wyatt, DB, Bethune-Cookman 10 Leo Allen, WR, Tuskegee 7 Steve Svitak, LB, Boise State 11 Jerry List, RB, Nebraska 8Mike Wynn, DE, Nebraska 12 James Krapf, LB, Alabama 9 Ike Hill, DB, Catawba 14 Bruce Polen, DB, William Penn 10 Gordon Bosserman, T, UCLA 15 David Leffers, G, Vanderbilt 11 Emery Hicks, LB, Kansas 16 Jerry Gadlin, WR, Wyoming 12 Jerry DeLoach, G, U.C. Davis 17 Mike Ryan, C, USC 13 Don Highsmith , RB, Michigan St. 14 John Riley, K, Auburn 15 Fred Moore, DB, Washington

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1974 3B Lindsey Mason, T, Kansas 1 Henry Lawrence, T, Florida A&M 4A Maurice Harvey, DB, Ball State 2 Dave Casper, TE, Notre Dame 4B Joe Stewart, WR, Missouri 3Mark van Eeghen, RB, Colgate 5 Derrick Ramsey, TE, Kentucky 4 Morris Bradshaw, WR, Ohio State 6A Tom Davis, C, Nebraska 5 Pete Wessel , DB, Northwestern 6B Mike Levenseller, WR, Washington St. 6 James McAlister, RB, UCLA 7A Arthur Whittington, RB, SMU 7 Rod Garcia, K, Stanford 7B Earl Inmon, LB, Bethune-Cookman 9 Kenith Pope, DB, Oklahoma 8 Mark Nickols, LB, Colorado State 10 Chris Arnold, DB, Virginia State 11A Dean Jones, WR, Fresno State 11 Harold Hart, RB, Texas Southern 11B Bob Glazebrook, DB, Fresno State 12 Noe Gonzalez, RB, SW Texas St. 12 Joe Conron, WR, Pacific 13 Mike Dennery, LB, So. Mississippi 14 Don Willingham, RB, Wisc.-Milwaukee 1979 15 Greg Mathis, DB, Idaho State 2Willie Jones, DE, Florida State 16 Delario Robinson, WR, Kansas 6A Ira Matthews, KR, Wisconsin 17 James Morris, DT, Missouri Valley 6B Henry Williams, DB, San Diego State 7 Jack Matia, T, Drake 1975 8 Robert Hawkins, RB, Kentucky 1 Neal Colzie, DB, Ohio State 9 Jim Rourke, T, Boston College 2 Charles Phillips, DB, USC 10 Ricky Smith, DB, Tulane 3 Louis Carter, RB, Maryland 11 Bruce Davis, T, UCLA 5 David Humm, QB, Nebraska 12A Dirk Abernathy, DB, Bowling Green 7 James Daniels, DB, Texas A&M 12B Reggie Kinlaw, DT, Oklahoma 9 Harry Knight, QB, Richmond 10 Steve Sylvester, G, Notre Dame 1980 12 Jack Magee, C, Boston College 1 Marc Wilson, QB, BYU 14 Tom Doyle, DB, Yale 2 Matt Millen, LB, Penn State 15 Paul Careathers, RB, Tennessee 5A Kenny Lewis, RB, Virginia Tech 5B John Adams, LB, LSU 1976 5C William Bowens, LB, North Carolina 2A Charles Philyaw, DE, Texas Southern 7 Malcolm Barnwell, WR, Virginia Union 2B Jeb Blount, QB, Tulsa 8 Kenny Hill, DB, Yale 3 Rik Bonness, LB, Nebraska 10 Walter Carter, DT, Florida State 4 Herb McMath, DE, Morningside 11 Mike Massey, LB, Arkansas 5 Fred Steinfort, K, Boston College 12 Calvin Muhammad, WR, Tx. Southern 7 Clarence Chapman, WR, E.Michigan 8A Jerome Dove, DB, Colorado State 1981 8B Terry Kunz, RB, Colorado 1A Ted Watts, CB, Texas Tech 10 Dwight Lewis, DB, Purdue 1B Curt Marsh, T, Washington 11 Rick Jennings, RB, Maryland 2 Howie Long, DT, Villanova 12 Cedric Brown, DB, Kent State 4 Johnny Robinson, DT, Louisiana Tech 13A Craig Crnick, DE, Idaho 5 James Davis, CB, Southern 13B Mark Young, G, Washington State 9 Curt Mohl, T, UCLA 14 Calvin Young, RB, Fresno State 10 Frank Hawkins, RB, Nevada-Reno 15 Carl Hargrave, DB, Upper Iowa 11 Chester Willis, RB, Auburn 16 Doug Hogan, DB, USC 12 Phil Nelson, TE, Delaware 17A Buddy Tate, DB, Tulsa 17B Nate Beasley, RB, Delaware 1982 1 Marcus Allen, RB, USC 1977 2A Jack Squirek, LB, Illinois 2A Mike Davis, DB, Colorado 2B Jim Romano, C, Penn. State 2B Ted McKnight, RB, Minnesota-Duluth 3 Vann McElroy, S, Baylor 4 Mickey Marvin, G, Tennessee 4 Ed Muransky, T, Michigan 5A Lester Hayes, DB, Texas A&M 5 Ed Jackson, LB, Louisiana Tech 5B Jeff Barnes, LB, California 7 Jeff Jackson, DE, Toledo 7 Rich Martini, WR, Cal-Davis 10 Rich D’Amico, LB, Penn State 8 Terry Robiskie, RB, LSU 11 Willie Turner, WR, LSU 12A Rod Martin, LB, USC 12 Randy Smith, WR, East Texas State 12B Rolf Benirschke, K, Cal-Davis 1983 1978 1 Don Mosebar, T, USC 2 Dave Browning, DE, Washington 2 Bill Pickel, DT, Rutgers 3A Derrick Jensen, RB, Texas-Arlington 3 Tony Caldwell, LB, Washington

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4 Greg Townsend, DE, TCU 1988 5 Dokie Williams, WR, UCLA 1A Tim Brown, WR, Notre Dame 7 Jeff McCall, RB, Clemson 1B Terry McDaniel, CB, Tennessee 8 Mike Dotterer, RB, Stanford 1C Scott Davis, DE, Illinois 9 Kent Jordan, TE, St. Mary’s 4 Tim Rother, DT, Nebraska 10 Mervyn Fernandez, WR, San Jose St. 5 Dennis Price, CB, UCLA 11 Scott Lindquist, QB, No. Arizona 6 Erwin Grabisna, LB, Case W. Reserve 7 Derrick Crudup, DB, Oklahoma 1984 8 Mike Alexander, WR, Penn State 2 Sean Jones, DT, Northwestern 9A Reggie Ware, RB, Auburn 3 Joe McCall, RB, Pittsburgh 9B Scott Tabor, P, California 5 Andy Parker, TE, Utah 10 Newt Harrell, G, West Texas State 6 Stacey Toran, S, Notre Dame 11 David Weber, QB, Carroll College 7 Mitch Willis, DE, SMU 12 Greg Kunkel, G, Kentucky 8 Sam Seale, WR, Western State 11 Gardner Williams, CB, St. Mary’s 1989 12 Randy Essington, QB, Colorado 2Steve Wisniewski, G, Penn State 6A Jeff Francis, QB, Tennessee 1985 6B Doug Lloyd, RB, North Dakota St. 1 Jessie Hester, WR, Florida State 8 Derrick Gainer, RB, Florida A&M 3A Tim Moffett, WR, Mississippi 9 Gary Gooden, WR, Indiana 3B Stefon Adams, DB, East Carolina 10 Charles Jackson, DT, Jackson St. 4 Jamie Kimmel, LB, Syracuse 5 Dan Reeder, RB, Delaware 1990 6 Rusty Hilger, QB, Oklahoma State 1 Anthony Smith, DE, Arizona 7A Kevin Belcher, T, Wisconsin 2 Aaron Wallace, LB, Texas A&M 7B Mark Pattison, WR, Washington 4 Torin Dorn, CB, North Carolina 7C Bret Clark, DB, Nebraska 6 Marcus Wilson, RB, Virginia 7D Nick Haden, C, Penn State 7 Garry Lewis, CB, Alcorn State 8 Leonard Wingate, DT, So. Carolina St. 8 A.J. Jimerson, LB, Norfolk State 9 Chris Sydnor, DB, Penn State 9 Leon Perry, RB, Oklahoma 10A Reggie McKenzie, LB, Tennessee 11A Ron Lewis, WR, Jackson State 10B Albert Myres, DB, Tulsa 11B Myron Jones, RB, Fresno State 11 Steve Strachan, RB, Boston College 12A Major Harris, QB ,West Virginia 12 Raymond Polk, DB, Oklahoma St. 12B Demetruis Davis, TE, Nevada-Reno

1986 1991 1 Bob Buczkowski, DE, Pittsburgh 1 Todd Marinovich, QB, USC 3Brad Cochran, CB, Michigan 2 Nick Bell, RB, Iowa 4A Mike Wise, DE, U.C. Davis 4 Raghib Ismail, WR, Notre Dame 4B Vance Mueller, RB, Occidental 6 Nolan Harrison, DT, Indiana 4C Napoleon McCallum, RB, Navy 8A Brian Jones, LB, Texas 6 Doug Marrone, T, Syracuse 8B Todd Woulard, LB, Alabama A&M 7 Bill Lewis, C, Nebraska 9 Tahaun Lewis, CB, Nebraska 8 Joe Mauntel, LB, Eastern Kentucky 10 Andrew Glover, TE, Grambling 9 Zeph Lee, RB, USC 12 Dennis Johnson, CB, Winston-Salem 10 Jeff Reinke, DE, Mankato State 11 Randall Webster, LB, SW Oklahoma St 1992 12 Larry Shephard, WR, Houston 1 Chester McGlockton, DT, Clemson 2 Greg Skrepenak, T, Michigan 1987 5 Derrick Hoskins, S, So. Mississippi 1 John Clay, T, Missouri 6 Tony Rowell, C, Florida 2 Bruce Wilkerson, T, Tennessee 7A Curtis Cotton, S, Nebraska 3 Steve Smith, RB, Penn State 7B Kevin Smith, RB, UCLA 4 Steve Beuerlein, QB, Notre Dame 10 Alberto White, LB, Texas Southern 7 Bo Jackson, RB, Auburn 12 Tom Roth, G, Southern Illinois 9 Scott Eccles, TE, E. New Mexico 10A Rob Harrison, RB, Sacramento St. 1993 10B John Gesek, G, Sacramento St. 1 Patrick Bates, S, Texas A&M 10C Jim Ellis, LB, Boise State 3A Billy Joe Hobert, QB, Washington 11A Chris McLemore, RB, Arizona 3B James Trapp, CB, Clemson 11B Mario Perry, TE, Mississippi 5 Olanda Truitt, WR, Mississippi St. 7 Greg Biekert, LB, Colorado 8 Greg Robinson, RB, NE Louisiana

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1994 2001 1 Rob Fredrickson, LB, Michigan St. 1 Derrick Gibson, S, Florida State 2 James Folston, DE, NE Louisiana 2 Marques Tuiasosopo, QB, Washington 3 Calvin Jones, RB, Nebraska 3 DeLawrence Grant, DE, Oregon State 4 Austin Robbins, DT, North Carolina 5 Raymond Perryman, S, Northern Arizona 5 Roosevelt Patterson, G, Alabama 6 Chris Cooper, DT, Nebraska-Omaha 7 Rob Holmberg, LB, Penn State 7A Derek Combs, RB, Ohio State 7B Ken-Yon Rambo, WR, Ohio State 1995 1 Napoleon Kaufman, RB, Washington 2002 2 Barret Robbins, C, TCU 1A Phillip Buchanon, CB, Miami (Fla.) 3 Joe Aska, RB, Central State 1B Napoleon Harris, LB, Northwestern 4 Mike Morton, LB, North Carolina 2A Langston Walker, OL, California 5A Matt Dyson, LB, Michigan 2B Doug Jolley, TE, Brigham Young 5B Jeff Kysar, T, Arizona State 5 Kenyon Coleman, DE, UCLA 6 Eli Herring, T, Brigham Young 6A Keyon Nash, S, Albany State (Ga.) 6B Larry Ned, RB, San Diego State 1996 7 Ronald Curry, QB, North Carolina 1 Rickey Dudley, TE, Ohio State 2 Lance Johnstone, DE, Temple 2003 5 La’Roi Glover, DT, San Diego State 1A Nnamdi Asomugha, CB, California 6 Tim Hall, RB, Robert Morris 1B Tyler Brayton, DE, Colorado 7A Sedric Clark, LB, Tulsa 2 Teyo Johnson, TE, Stanford 7B Darius Smith, C, Sam Houston St. 3A Sam Williams, DE, Fresno State 7C Joey Wylie, G, Stephen F. Austin 3B Justin Fargas, RB, USC 4 Shurron Pierson, DE, S. Florida 1997 5 Doug Gabriel, WR, Central Florida 1 Darrell Russell, DT, USC 6 Dustin Rykert, T, Brigham Young 3A Adam Treu, G, Nebraska 7A Siddeeq Shabazz, S, New Mexico State 3B Tim Kohn, G, Iowa State 7B Ryan Hoag, WR, Gustavus Adolphus 4 Chad Levitt, RB, Cornell 6A Calvin Branch, CB, Colorado St. 2004 6B Grady Jackson, DT, Knoxville 1 Robert Gallery, T, Iowa 2 Jake Grove, C, Virginia Tech 1998 3 Stuart Schweigert, S, Purdue 1A Charles Woodson, CB, Michigan 4 Carlos Francis, WR, Texas Tech 1B Mo Collins, T, Florida 5 Johnnie Morant, WR, Syracuse 2 Leon Bender, DT, Washington St. 6A Shawn Johnson, DE, Delaware 3 Jon Ritchie, RB, Stanford 6B Cody Spencer, LB, North Texas 4 Gennaro DiNapoli, G, Virginia Tech 7A Courtney Anderson, TE, San Jose State 5A Jeremy Brigham, TE, Washington 7B Andre Sommersell, LB, Colorado State 5B Travian Smith, LB, Oklahoma 7A Vince Amey, DE, Arizona State 2005 7B David Sanders, DE, Arkansas 1 Fabian Washington, CB, Nebraska 2 Stanford Routt. CB, Houston 1999 3A Andrew Walter, QB, Arizona State 1 Matt Stinchcomb, T, Georgia 3B Kirk Morrison, LB, San Diego State 2Tony Bryant, DE, Florida State 6A Anttaj Hawthorne, DT, Wisconsin 4 Dameane Douglas, WR, California 6B Ryan Riddle, LB, California 5A Eric Barton, LB, Maryland 6C Pete McMahon, T, Iowa 5B Rod Coleman, LB, East Carolina 6 Daren Yancey, DT, BYU 2006 7 JoJuan Armour, LB, Miami (Ohio) 1 Michael Huff, DB, Texas 2Thomas Howard, LB, UTEP 2000 3 Paul McQuistan, OL, Weber State 1 Sebastian Janikowski, K, Florida State 4 Darnell Bing, LB, USC 2 Jerry Porter, WR, West Virginia 6 Kevin Boothe, OL, Cornell 4 Junior Ioane, DT, Arizona State 7A Chris Morris, OL, Michigan State 5 Shane Lechler, P, Texas A&M 7B Kevin McMahan, WR, Maine 7A Mondriel Fulcher, TE, Miami 7B Cliffton Black, S, SW Texas State

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RAIDERS HISTORICAL HIGHLIGHTS

1959 August 14—First organizational meeting held under leadership of league founder Lamar Hunt. August 22—American Football League chosen as official name. November 22—First draft meeting held, with first round choices composed of: Boston—Gerhard Schwedes; Buffalo—Richie Lucas; Dallas—Don Meredith; Denver—Roger LeClerc; Houston—Billy Cannon; Los Angeles— Monty Stickles; Minneapolis—Dale Hackbart; New York—George Izo. November 23— Cooperative television plan adopted by AFL. November 30—Joe Foss named league commissioner. 1960 January 26—Lamar Hunt of the Dallas Texans named first AFL president. January 27—First 14- game home-and-away schedule adopted. January 30—Oakland group awarded former Minneapolis franchise. February 9—Eddie Erdelatz appointed as first head coach of Raiders. March 3—Special draft plan adopted to stock Oakland club. June 9—AFL signs five-year contract with ABC for network televising of games. July 30—First pre-season game held: Boston defeats Buffalo, 28-7, before 16,000 at Buffalo. September 9—First league game held: Denver defeats Boston, 13-10, before 21,597 at Boston. September 11—Raiders open at home, losing to Houston, 37-22. December 6—AFL establishes Player Benefit Fund. 1961 January 1—First AFL championship game held: Houston defeats Los Angeles, 24-16, before 32,183. January 17—E.W. McGah named president of Raiders as partnership reorganized. 1962 January 7—First AFL All-Star Game held: West defeats East, 47-27, before 20,973 at San Diego. June 27—Special draft of veteran players established to assist Oakland and Denver. 1963 January 15—Al Davis named head coach and general manager of Raiders. February 8—Dallas Texans announce move of franchise to Kansas City, becoming the Chiefs. March 28—New York Titans sold to group headed by David (Sonny) Werblin. Club becomes the Jets. May 11—AFL allowed Oakland and New York to select players from other franchises to provide more competitive balance. December 22—Raiders down Houston, 52-49, to finish one game out of playoffs with 10-4-0 record, first winning season in club history. 1964 January 17—AFL owners vote to recognize AFL Players’ Association, formed just three days earlier. January 29—AFL and NBC sign a five-year, $36-million television contract to begin with 1965 season. June 1— AFL announces establishment of pension and hospitalization plans. 1965 February 1—Construction started on 54,000-seat Oakland Coliseum, completion date set for Aug. 25, 1966. August 16—AFL awards expansion franchise for 1966 to Miami, Florida. 1966 April 8—Al Davis, general manager and head coach of Oakland Raiders, is named second Commissioner of American Football League, succeeding Joe Foss. June 8—American Football League and National Football League agree to an alliance that includes common draft and Championship Game. July 25—Al Davis resigns as League Commissioner. Milt Woodard appointed President of the American Football League. Davis rejoins Raiders as Managing General Partner. September 18—Oakland Raiders open 54,000-seat Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum against Kansas City Chiefs. 1967 January 15—First World Championship Game played at Los Angeles. NFL champion Green Bay Packers pull away from AFL champion Kansas City in second half to win, 35-10. January 21— AFL All-Star Game held in Oakland. East posts first series win, 30-23. March 14-15—First AFL- NFL common draft held. May 24—Cincinnati awarded AFL expansion franchise. August- September—First pre-season games between AFL and NFL held, including Sept. 3 meeting between Oakland Raiders and San Francisco 49ers. December 24—Raiders finish season with 13-1 mark, best record in AFL history. December 31—Raiders rout Houston, 40-7, to win AFL Championship. 1968 January 14—Super Bowl—Green Bay pulled away from AFL champions, the Oakland Raiders, to win 33-14. November 17—”Heidi” becomes part of sports vocabulary when final minutes of OAKLAND RAIDERS 295 262-316 hpc 7/26/06 10:39 AM Page 296

Raiders 43-32 comeback win over New York were cut off to permit television special to begin on time. Viewers were unaware that Raiders scored two late touchdowns to win. December 22— Raiders wallop visiting Kansas City, 41-6, to capture Western Division Playoff. December 29— Raiders fall to New York Jets, 27-23, in AFL Championship Game at Shea Stadium before 62,627. 1969 February 4—John Madden appointed Raiders head coach to replace John Rauch, who left to go with Buffalo Bills. May 10—Pro football realignment finds Cleveland Browns, Baltimore Colts and Pittsburgh Steelers moving to American League (Conference) in 1970. Colts join Boston, Buffalo, Miami and New York in one division. Browns and Steelers join Houston and Cincinnati in another and Kansas City, Denver, San Diego and Oakland remain together in third division. June 1— Veteran AFL player personnel director and administrator Al LoCasale named Executive Assistant for the Raiders. June 26—ABC acquires rights to televise NFL regular season Monday night games. October 19—Raiders quarterback Daryle Lamonica sets pro record with six touchdown passes in first half to direct a 50-21 win over Buffalo. October 26—Raiders defeat San Diego, 24- 12, to equal AFL record of unbeaten games at 15. December 13—Raiders beat Kansas City, 10- 6, in regular season finale and win record-tying third straight AFL Western Division title. December 21—Raiders win playoff, set club scoring mark in 56-7 win over Houston. 1970 January 4—Raiders bow to Kansas City, 17-7, in AFL Championship Game before record Oakland Coliseum crowd of 54,544. March 16-21—Pro football owners meet in Honolulu. Uniform rules adopted, including discarding of AFL’s two-point conversion option in favor of the one-point kick, acceptance of the NFL game ball and use of players’ names on the back of team jerseys. December 12—Raiders become first AFC club ever to capture four consecutive Western Division crowns with a 20-6 triumph over the Kansas City Chiefs. December 27—Raiders win third straight playoff by defeating AFC Eastern Conference runner-up Miami Dolphins, 21-14, at the Oakland Coliseum. 1971 January 3—Baltimore Colts defeat Raiders, 27-17, in American Football Conference title game at Baltimore’s Memorial Stadium. September 26—Raiders commence nine-week unbeaten string by blanking Chargers, 34-0, in San Diego. December 12—Field goal with 1:34 left provides Kansas City Chiefs 16-14 victory over visiting Raiders to end Oakland string of four division titles. 1972 March 20-24—Owners move the in-bounds markers in to 23 yards, 21 inches from each sideline. Former location was 20 yards in from sideline. December 3—Raiders return to glory by capturing fifth AFC Western Division title in six seasons with a 21-19 victory against the Chargers in San Diego. December 17—Raiders boast winningest record of 1963-72 10-year period (94-36-10) with 10-3-1 finish. December 23—Controversial pass deflection on fourth down in final 22 seconds provides Pittsburgh with a 13-7 playoff decision over Raiders, who had taken 7-6 lead with 1:13 left to play. 1973 September 23—Largest Bay Area crowd to attend a pro game (74,121) fills California Memorial Stadium as Raiders stun Super Bowl Champion Miami, 12-7, on four George Blanda field goals. Dolphin win streak stopped at 18. December 16—Raiders down Denver Broncos, 21-17, to capture third consecutive AFC Western Division title and sixth in seven seasons. December 22— Oakland returns to AFC Championship Game with 33-14 playoff triumph against Pittsburgh. December 30—Miami wins third consecutive AFC title, topping Raiders, 27-10. 1974 April 25—Rule changes, culminating three years of study, are announced at NFL Owners’ meeting in New York. Preseason and regular season games tied after regulation time will be allotted a single 15 minute or sudden death overtime. Goal posts moved to the end line, kickoffs are from the 35-yard line, missed field goals are returned to line of scrimmage or 20-yard line, whichever is farther from goal line; and members of a team kicking from scrimmage (punt or field goal) cannot cross line of scrimmage until ball is kicked. Offensive holding penalty, illegal use of hands and trip- ping infractions occurring in area of line of scrimmage and three yards beyond are reduced from 15 to 10 yards. Wide receivers blocking back toward the ball three yards from line of scrimmage cannot block below the waist. September 22—Raiders begin nine-game winning streak with 27-7 victory over rival Kansas City. November 18—Oakland captures seventh AFC Western Division title after only 10 regular season games as Kansas City topples Denver in Monday night clash following Raiders 17-10 Sunday victory over San Diego. December 14—Raiders complete 1974 campaign with 27-23 victory over Dallas and best won-loss record in NFL (12-2). December 21— Miami’s fourth consecutive Super Bowl appearance bid is ended as Raiders defeat the World Champions, 28-26, at the Oakland Coliseum in AFC Playoffs. December 29—Pittsburgh defeats Oakland, 24-13, and advances to Super Bowl.

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1975 February 7—Long Island Athletic Club selects Al Davis as NFL Executive of the Year. March 17— Pro football owners meet in Honolulu. Rule changes include: Penalties for having an illegal player downfield and offensive pass interference are reduced from 15 to 10 yards. September 3—Jim Otto, last original Raider, retires after 15 years as the Raiders’ starting center. September 22— Raiders snap Miami’s 31-game Orange Bowl winning streak with a 31-21 Monday night victory. November 3—Raiders become pro football’s all-time winningest team since 1960 with a victory over New Orleans to up its all-time record to 129-77-11, a winning percentage of .626. November 23—Raiders go into overtime for the first time in history, defeating the Washington Redskins, 26- 23, at 7:13 of the extra period. November 30—Raiders clinch eighth AFC Western Division title in past nine seasons with a 37-34 overtime victory over Atlanta. December 21—George Blanda’s second of four extra-point kicks against Kansas City made the 26-year veteran the first player in pro football history to score 2,000 points. December 28—Raiders advance to AFC title game with 31-28 win over Cincinnati at home. 1976 January 4—Raiders bow 16-10 at Pittsburgh in AFC Championship Game. March 15—Pro football owners meet in Coronado, California. Rule changes adopted include: Official coin toss moved to three minutes before kickoff; two 30-second time clocks will be placed in each end zone so fans can see how long it takes offense to put ball in play. March 30—Tampa Bay Buccaneers and Seattle Seahawks complete their selection of veteran players in NFL Expansion draft. Raiders losing Bob Moore, Harold Hart and Louis Carter. November 21—Raiders clinch ninth Western Division Championship in 10 years with 26-7 win over the Eagles in Philadelphia. December 12— With 24-0 victory over San Diego, Raiders conclude league season with 13-1 record, the best in pro football. December 18—Raiders defeat New England, 24-21, in AFC Playoff to advance to Conference Championship. December 26—Raiders win AFC Championship with impressive 24-7 win over Pittsburgh at home. 1977 January 9—Raiders defeat the Minnesota Vikings, 32-14, in Super Bowl Xl at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena before a record crowd of 103,424, plus a world-wide television audience of over 130 million. January 10—Over 20,000 fans turn out at the Coliseum to greet World Champions on their return to Oakland. January 29—Raider Head Coach John Madden named the Washington Touchdown Club’s Coach of the Year. March 5—Al Davis, Raiders managing general partner, named NFL Executive of the Year. March 29—At NFL meetings in Phoenix, owners vote to go to four preseason, 16 regular season game schedule in 1978; Seattle assigned to the AFC Western Division. June 8—Raiders players and staff receive World Championship rings. October 9— Raiders down Cleveland, 26-10, to win 17th consecutive game, a record topped only twice in 58 years of NFL play. December 11—Raiders clinch 10th playoff appearance in 11 years with 35-13 win over Minnesota in Coliseum. December 18—Raiders beat Kansas City, 21-20, to become first NFL team to win 150 league games since 1960. December 24—Raiders defeat Colts at Baltimore, 37-31, in second overtime period to win AFC Playoff and advance to Conference Championship. At 75 minutes and 43 seconds, this game was longest in Raider history and third longest played in NFL to date. 1978 January 1—Raiders lose, 20-17, at Denver in AFC Championship Game. March 13—NFL owners meet in Palm Springs. Rule changes adopted include: liberalized pass protection blocking, elimi- nation of defenders bumping eligible pass receivers more than five yards downfield and the addition of a seventh game official. June 7—NFL owners vote to increase active rosters to 45 players. October 1—Raiders record in overtime games goes to 4-0 with 25-19 fifth-quarter win over Bears in Chicago. November 5—John Madden becomes 13th coach in NFL history to win 100 games as Oakland wins in Kansas City, 20-10. December 17—Raiders beat Minnesota Vikings in Coliseum, 27-20, to wrap up 14th consecutive winning season. 1979 January 4—John Madden retires from football coaching after 12 years with Raiders—two as linebackers coach and 10 as head coach. February 8—Tom Flores named as head coach of the Oakland Raiders by Managing General Partner Al Davis. March 12—NFL owners meet in Honolulu. Rule changes adopted include: eliminating blocking below the waist on punt and kickoff returns, officials instructed to blow the play dead as soon as the quarterback is in the grasp of any tackler. Active roster for 1979 will be 45 players. May 11—Pete Banaszak retires after 13 seasons at running back for the Raiders. July 1—Cornerback Willie Brown retires after 12 seasons with Raiders and 16 seasons in the league. July 9—Raiders close season ticket sales at an all-time high of 51,825. July 28—Raiders play in Pro Football Hall of Fame Game for first time in Canton, Ohio, defeating Dallas, 20-13. September 2—New Head Coach Tom Flores gets his first league

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win as Raiders down the Rams, 24-17, at L.A. Coliseum. October 14—Raiders score 50 points for fifth time in team history, defeating Atlanta, 50-19. December 3—Raiders run Monday Night record to 13-1-1 with great comeback win against Saints in New Orleans, 42-35. December 9—Win over Cleveland, 19-14, earns Raiders 15th straight winning season, tying all-time NFL record set 35 years prior by Chicago. December 16—Raiders complete 1979 season having scored in 198 consecutive games. 1980 April 29—Raiders select BYU quarterback Marc Wilson, nation’s leading passer, in first round of college player draft. August 2—Original Raider Jim Otto, starting center for 210 consecutive league games from 1960 through 1974, is inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. September 7—Raiders open 21st season with 27-14 win over Chiefs in Kansas City. December 1—Raiders become first team in NFL history to earn 16 consecutive winning seasons. The 9-3 win over Denver runs Monday Night Football record to 16-1-1, best record in NFL. December 21— With a 33-17 victory over the N.Y. Giants, the Raiders concluded the league season with an 11-5 record, tied for first place in AFC West and entered the playoffs for the 11th time since 1967. Raiders now have scored in 214 consecutive league games. December 28—Raiders defeat Houston, 27-7, in AFC Wild Card Playoff. 1981 January 4—Raiders defeat Cleveland, 14-12, in AFC Playoff Game played in sub-zero weather to advance to Conference Championship. January 11—Raiders win AFC Championship against Chargers in San Diego, 34-27. January 25—Raiders win World Championship of Professional Football for second time in five years by downing Philadelphia Eagles, 27-10, in Super Bowl XV at the Superdome in New Orleans before a crowd of 75,500, plus a world-wide television audience of over 125 million. March 15—NFL owners meet in Hawaii. Rule changes adopted include prohi- bition against use of adhesive or slippery substances on the body, equipment or uniform of any player. April 28—With two first round draft choices for first time in club history, Raiders select Texas Tech defensive back Ted Watts and University of Washington offensive tackle Curt Marsh. August 1—Raider quarterback and place kicker George Blanda, leading scorer in both NFL and Raider history, is inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. August 2—Raiders players and staff receive World Championship rings in ceremony at Kaiser Center. September 20— Raiders score in 217th consecutive game, downing Seattle, 20-10. December 7—Raiders down Pittsburgh, 30-27, to run Monday Night Football record to 18-1-1. 1982 April 27—Raiders select USC running back Marcus Allen, 1981 Heisman Trophy winner, in first round of draft. May 7—U.S. Federal District Court Jury unanimously finds for the Raiders and against the NFL on both the antitrust count and bad faith charges setting up court order to prevent Raiders from being illegally stopped from moving to Los Angeles. August 29—Los Angeles Raiders play first home preseason game in the L.A. Coliseum downing the Green Bay Packers, 24- 3. September 12—Raiders open 23rd season with 23-17 win over defending Super Bowl Champion 49ers in San Francisco. November 22—After 57-day strike by NFL players, season resumes and Los Angeles Raiders finally play their first home league game, overcoming a 24-point deficit to defeat the San Diego Chargers, 28-24. December 12—Raiders down Chiefs in final seconds in Kansas City, 21-16, to clinch 17th winning season in last 18 years and earn 200th league win in club’s history. December 18—Raiders record first million-dollar home league game gate in NFL history while downing the Rams, 37-31. 1983 January 2—In game added to original schedule as part of strike settlement, Raiders beat Chargers in San Diego, 41-34, to finish shortened 1982 league season with a league-best 8-1-0 record. Raiders win 10th Division Championship since 1967 and enter playoffs for the 12th time. January 8—Raiders triumph, 27-10, over Cleveland Browns in Coliseum in first round of playoffs and record 16th postseason game win since 1967. January 15—Record playoff gate established as 90,688 tickets issued for Raiders Coliseum playoff game against the Jets, won by New York, 17-14. Only 651 no-shows as home crowd of 90,037 is top non-Super Bowl attendance in recent years of NFL play. April 13—Federal District Court jury awards Los Angeles Raiders almost $35,000,000 in com- pensatory damages from NFL for anti-trust and bad faith violations. Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum awarded nearly $15 million in damages in same decision. April 26—Raiders select USC offensive tackle Don Mosebar in first round of college draft. May 5—Raiders hold their first workouts at new Los Angeles area facility in El Segundo during off-season rookie camp. May 19— Raider veterans have initial opportunity to utilize team’s new facilities at first mini-camp held in Los Angeles. May 31—50,000 watt KRLA Radio becomes the flagship station of the expanding Raider Radio Network for 1983-85. July 15—Raiders open 1983 training camp at El Rancho Motel com- plex in Santa Rosa. July 22—California State Superior Court upholds the Raiders move to Los

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Angeles by ruling against City of Oakland and for the Raiders in Eminent Domain case heard in Monterey County. Court rules City does not have the right to acquire the Raiders through con- demnation. August 6—Raiders begin 24th season of play in preseason opener against San Francisco in the L.A. Coliseum. September 4—Raiders open 24th season with 20-10 victory over Bengals in Cincinnati. September 17—E.W. McGah, courageous Raider General Partner and the only remaining original partner, who added stability and credibility to the franchise for three decades, dies at age 84. September 19—With 27-14 win over Miami in Coliseum, Raiders raise Monday Night Football record to an incredible 20-2-1. November 13—Raiders down Bills in final seconds in Buffalo, 27-24, to clinch 18th winning season in last 19 years. 1984 January 1—Raiders triumph, 38-10, over Pittsburgh Steelers in AFC Playoff Game before AFC record playoff crowd (92,434 tickets issued). January 8—Raiders down Seattle Seahawks, 30-14, before largest championship game crowd in AFC history (92,335 tickets issued) to win 11th conference championship. January 22—Raiders win World Championship of Professional Football for third time in eight years by defeating Washington Redskins, 38-9, in Super Bowl XVIII at Tampa Stadium in Tampa, Florida before crowd of 72,290 and a world-wide radio and television audience of over 125 million. January 24—World Champion Raiders presented with key to City of Los Angeles in ceremony on steps of City Hall before record crowd for sports celebration. February 28—Federal Court of Appeals upholds unanimous jury verdict for Raiders reached earlier in Federal District Court on both the anti-trust count and the bad faith charges. May 26—Raiders players and staff receive World Championship rings in ceremony at Beverly Hilton Hotel. July 16— California State Superior Court again upholds Raiders move to Los Angeles by ruling against City of Oakland and for the Raiders in Eminent Domain case. July 28—Former cornerback Willie Brown becomes third Raider player inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio. September 2—Raiders open 25th anniversary season with 24-14 win over Oilers in Houston. September 16— Raiders down Chiefs in Kansas City, 22-20, to earn Tom Flores his 50th league win since becoming head coach in 1979. October 28—92,469 tickets issued for game against Denver in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum sets all-time Raider record. November 5—United States Supreme Court upholds Raider victory in antitrust case against the NFL by refusing to alter previous favorable decisions for the Raiders made by United States Federal Court of Appeals panel and United States Federal District Court jury. November 25—Raiders down Indianapolis Colts, 21-7, in Coliseum to clinch 19th winning season in last 20 years. December 9—Raiders assured of postseason playoff berth for 14th time in last 18 years. December 10—With 24-3 win over Detroit in Pontiac Silverdome, Raiders raise Monday Night Football record to an unparalleled 22-3-1. December 22—Raiders lose, 13-7, at Seattle in AFC Wild Card Playoff Game. 1985 January 27—Eight Raiders play with victorious AFC All-Stars who down NFC, 22-14, in Pro Bowl in Honolulu. April 9—Raiders enter into agreement to hold preseason training camps in Oxnard. April 30—Raiders select Florida State wide receiver Jessie Hester in first round of college draft. July 18—Raiders open first Southern California preseason training camp in Oxnard. August 3— Raiders host first Family Day in Southern California before club record 12,000 fans at Oxnard High. September 3—Largest crowd in Los Angeles Chamber of Commerce sports banquet history turns out to honor Raiders prior to opening of season. September 8—Raiders open 26th season in Coliseum with 31-0 shutout of N.Y. Jets before largest first home crowd in team history. September 22—92,487 tickets issued for home game against San Francisco in the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum sets all-time Raider ticket record and new NFL league game gate record. November 15—California State Court of Appeals rules in favor of the Raiders in the Eminent Domain case initiated by the City of Oakland. Court determines that Oakland’s “proposed exercise of eminent domain power would violate the commerce clause of the U.S. Constitution.” December 1—Raiders defeat Falcons, 34-24, in Atlanta to clinch 20th winning season in last 21 years. December 15—Raiders earn playoff berth for 15th time in last 19 years and fourth time in their four seasons in Los Angeles by downing Seattle, 13-3, in Coliseum. Win assures Raiders of 13th Western Division Championship or co-championship. December 23—With 16-6 win over Rams in Anaheim, Raiders raise league’s best Monday night record to 24-3-1. Victory gives Tom Flores his 70th league game win in seven years as Raiders head coach. 1986 January 5—Raiders lose to New England, 27-20, in AFC Playoff Game before NFL postseason high of 89,289 in Coliseum. February 27—California State Supreme Court again upholds Raiders move to Los Angeles by refusing to alter previous favorable decision in State Court of Appeals for the Raiders and against City of Oakland in Eminent Domain case. April 29—Raiders select University of Pittsburgh defensive end Bob Buczkowski in first round of college draft. June 11— George Anderson, Raider head trainer since 1960, inducted into National Athletic Trainers’

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Association Hall of Fame. June 30—U.S. Supreme Court upholds Raiders move to Los Angeles by refusing to alter prior series of favorable decisions in California state courts for Raiders and against City of Oakland in Eminent Domain case. October 12—Raiders defeat Seattle, 14-10, to record 200th league victory against an AFC team. November 2—Raiders set all-time club single game record with 92,496 tickets issued for home game against Denver. November 16—Raiders down Cleveland, 27-14, to win 50th league game since relocation to Los Angeles in 1982. 1987 January 24—Former offensive guard Gene Upshaw becomes fourth Raider voted into Pro Football Hall of Fame, joining center Jim Otto, quarterback-kicker George Blanda and cornerback Willie Brown. April 28—Raiders select Missouri offensive tackle John Clay in first round of college draft. July 22—Raiders open new training camp headquarters at Radisson Hotel in Oxnard. August 8—Former Raider offensive guard Gene Upshaw inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame in ceremony at Canton, Ohio, with presentation speech made by Raider Owner-Managing General Partner Al Davis. September 13—Raiders open 28th league season with 20-0 shutout victory against Packers in Green Bay. November 30—Raiders become first NFL team to win 250 league games since 1960 by defeating Seattle, 37-14. Win raises Raiders Monday Night Football record to league-best 25-5-1. December 27—Ticket count of 86,011 for Raiders home game against Chicago is tops in NFL for 1987. 1988 January 20—Tom Flores retires as Raiders head football coach after nine years and 91 wins including two World Championships. January 30—Former wide receiver Fred Biletnikoff becomes fifth Raider voted into Pro Football Hall of Fame. February 29—Mike Shanahan named as head coach of the Raiders. April 24—Raiders have three first round draft choices for first time in club history, select Notre Dame wide receiver Tim Brown, University of Tennessee cornerback Terry McDaniel and University of Illinois defensive end Scott Davis. July 30—Former Raider wide receiver Fred Biletnikoff inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame in ceremony at Canton, Ohio with presentation speech made by Raider Owner-Managing General Partner Al Davis. September 26— Raiders defeat Broncos in overtime, 30-27, in Denver to run Monday Night Football record to 26- 5-1. November 16—Raiders agree to settlement offer for damages from City of Oakland to complete victory in Eminent Domain case that began in 1980. December 18—Final game loss to Seahawks in Coliseum prevents Raiders from winning AFC Western Division title and being in playoffs. 1989 January 21—Former 15-year offensive tackle Art Shell becomes sixth Raider voted into Pro Football Hall of Fame, joining teammates center Jim Otto, quarterback-kicker George Blanda, cornerback Willie Brown, guard Gene Upshaw and wide receiver Fred Biletnikoff. March 4—Raiders agree to settlement offer for damages from National Football League to complete Federal Anti- Trust case won by Raiders over right to relocate. April 23—Raiders use second round choice obtained in draft-day trade with Dallas Cowboys to select Penn State guard Steve Wisniewski as Raiders top pick in 1989 college player draft. August 5—Former Raider offensive tackle Art Shell inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame in ceremony in Canton, Ohio with presentation speech made by Raider Owner-Managing General Partner Al Davis. October 3—Art Shell named as head coach of Raiders, replacing Mike Shanahan who was released the previous day. October 9—Art Shell records first win as head coach with 14-7 victory over N.Y. Jets in Giants Stadium to run Monday Night Football record to 27-6-1. December 3— Raiders defeat Denver Broncos, 16-13, in overtime before 90,016, largest ticket count in NFL in 1989. 1990 January 27—Ted Hendricks, who wore the Silver and Black from 1975-83, becomes seventh Raider voted into Pro Football Hall of Fame. April 22—Raiders select Arizona defensive end Anthony Smith in first round of college draft. August 4—Ted Hendricks inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame in ceremony in Canton, Ohio, with presentation speech made by Raider Owner Al Davis. August 5—Raiders play New Orleans Saints in historic Wembley Stadium in London in first Raider preseason game ever in a foreign country. September 9—Raiders open 31st season and ninth in Los Angeles with 14-9 win over Denver Broncos in the L.A. Memorial Coliseum for the Silver and Black's 150th home league game victory. December 10—Win over Detroit, 38-31, in Pontiac Silverdome earns Raiders their 275th league game victory—most by any NFL team since 1960. December 30—Win over San Diego Chargers, 17-12, in Coliseum earns Raiders their 14th AFC Division Championship and 16th season in the playoffs 1991 January 13—Raiders defeat Cincinnati Bengals, 20-10, to record 20th postseason victory. Coliseum ticket count of 92,488 is largest in NFL for the ’90 season. April 21—Raiders select University of Southern California quarterback Todd Marinovich in first round of college player draft. May 24—Raider Owner Al Davis presented first NFL Players Association Award of Excellence “for

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his contributions to the men who played the game.” August 4—Raiders pay first visit to Japan to play preseason game against the Miami Dolphins. September 29—Raiders defeat San Francisco, 12-6, before 92,488 at Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, top ticket count in NFL for 1991. 1992 January 25—Raiders owner-leader Al Davis voted into Pro Football Hall of Fame. February 2— Eight Raider players, as many as any other NFL team, play in Pro Bowl in Honolulu. April 26— Raiders select Clemson defensive lineman Chester McGlockton in first round of draft. August 1— Raiders owner-leader Al Davis inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame in ceremony in Canton, Ohio, with presentation speech made by former Raiders head coach and now TV analyst John Madden. August 8—Los Angeles Raiders begin second decade of play since relocating from Oakland on the road with preseason game against the 49ers in San Francisco. 1993 February 7—Raider cornerback Terry McDaniel, who along with defensive lineman Howie Long represented the Raiders, scoops up fumble and returns it 27 yards for touchdown to lead AFC over NFC in Pro Bowl in Honolulu. February 17—Renovation begins on Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum to provide more "intimate" facility for Raiders and their fans. Stadium capacity will be reduced from NFL-high 92,488 to 67,800. April 25—Raiders select Texas A&M safety Patrick Bates in the first round of college player draft. September 5—Raiders play first game in renovated Coliseum, beating Minnesota Vikings, 24-7, in 1993 NFL league season opener. 1994 January 2—In front of a sellout crowd of 67,800 at the Coliseum, the Raiders overcome a 17-point fourth quarter deficit to beat Denver, 33-30, in overtime to qualify for the playoffs for the 18th time. January 9—The Raiders, in front of another sellout at the Coliseum, beat Denver for the third time during the 1993 season in the AFC Wild Card Playoff, 42-24. January 15—The Raiders, playing in sub-zero temperatures in Buffalo, narrowly lose to the Bills, 29-23, falling one win short of the AFC Championship Game. April 24—The Raiders select Michigan State linebacker Rob Fredrickson in the first round of the 1994 college player draft. July 31—The Silver and Black travel overseas for their third American Bowl in five years to play in Barcelona, Spain against Denver. The game was played in Montjuic Stadium, the site of the opening and closing ceremonies of the 1992 Summer Olympics. 1995 February 2—Mike White becomes 10th head coach in 35-year history of the Raiders, replacing Art Shell. April 22—The Raiders select University of Washington running back Napoleon Kaufman in the first round of the 1995 draft. June 23—Letter of intent is signed between the Raiders and the Oakland Coliseum. August 7—Agreement is signed during ceremony held in locker room at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. Coliseum representatives declared a sold out stadium for 1995 and Board President George Vukasin stated that the Raiders will enjoy “sellouts” for decades to come. August 12—Raiders play first home preseason game after relocating to Oakland against St. Louis Rams at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. September 3—Raiders kick off their 23rd league season in Oakland with a 1995 home opener against defending AFC Champion San Diego Chargers. 1996 March 27—Raiders announce plans to hold summer training camp in Napa, Calif. with team being housed at the Napa Marriott Hotel and practices held on the grounds of the adjacent Redwood Middle School. April 20—The Raiders select Ohio State tight end Rickey Dudley in the first round of the 1996 draft. June 17—Raiders move into Alameda facility, just one mile from the team’s old training facility on Doolittle Drive. “This is the final step in a tremendous process of relocating the organization. This state-of-the-art facility will provide the Raiders organization a positive, winning environment. When completed, this facility will be the finest in all of professional sports and will provide a solid base for years to come, as the true greatness of the Raiders is in its future.” July 12— Raiders open training camp in Napa. July 27—Raiders open 1996 preseason versus Cowboys in Dallas. September 1 —Raiders open their 37th league season of pro football with inaugural league contest in Baltimore versus Ravens. September 15—Raiders open 1996 home league schedule against Jacksonville in newly-renovated Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. 1997 January 25—Former defensive back Mike Haynes becomes the ninth Raider voted into Pro Football Hall of Fame. January 30—Raiders name Joe Bugel — whose coaching career has spanned four decades — as head coach. Bugel, 56, becomes the 11th head coach in the organization’s 37 years of professional football competition. Bugel is a veteran of over 30 years of coaching, including 21 in the NFL and the last two with the Silver and Black as the team’s assistant head coach/offense. February 2—Three Raiders play in Pro Bowl in Honolulu: wide receiver Tim Brown, cornerback Terry McDaniel and defensive tackle Chester McGlockton. March 31—The Raiders moved up eight spots in the first round of the NFL Draft, acquiring the second overall selec- OAKLAND RAIDERS 301 262-316 hpc 7/26/06 10:39 AM Page 302

tion in a trade with the New Orleans Saints. April 19—Raiders select USC defensive lineman Darrell Russell in the first round of the 1997 NFL Draft. May 8—The Silver and Black and Susquehanna Radio Corp. announce that Raider games will be carried on “The Ticket,” 1050 AM, the Bay Area’s newest all-sports radio station. July 19—Raiders open second year of training camp based in Napa, Calif. July 26—Former Raider cornerback Mike Haynes inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame in ceremony in Canton, Ohio. August 31—Silver and Black open their 38th league season of pro football and 25th year as Oakland Raiders with inaugural league contest vs. the Tennessee Oilers in Memphis. September 8 —Raiders open 1997 home league schedule on Monday Night against Kansas City Chiefs at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum. December 21—Tim Brown passed Pro Football Hall of Famer Fred Biletnikoff for the top spot on the Raiders all-time receiving list after catching a 20-yard pass from Jeff George in the first quarter of Raiders- Jacksonville contest. Biletnikoff, the Raiders receivers coach, had 589 career catches. Brown also set a Raiders record for receptions in a single game against Jacksonville with 14, breaking his own record of 12 on Nov. 19, 1995 against Dallas. 1998 January 22—Jon Gruden named as head coach of the Oakland Raiders. Gruden, 34, becomes the youngest head coach presently employed in the NFL and the third-youngest in the history of the Silver and Black. Raiders owner Al Davis was 33 when he was named head coach and general manager in 1963 while John Madden was 32 when he was promoted to head coach in 1969. February 1—Three Raiders play in Pro Bowl: wide receiver Tim Brown, defensive tackle Chester McGlockton and guard Steve Wisniewski. April 19—Raiders select Michigan defensive back Charles Woodson with the fourth overall pick in the 1998 draft. Woodson is the first primarily defensive player to ever win the Heisman. The Raiders made a draft day trade to acquire Tampa Bay’s first round pick and select Florida tackle Mo Collins. July 21—Raiders open training camp in Napa, Calif. August 8—Raiders open 1998 preseason in Dallas vs. Cowboys. September 6—Raiders open league season on the road with Sunday night contest in Kansas City against Chiefs. December 26—Raiders play regular season finale vs. their season opening opponent, Kansas City, this time at Network Associates Coliseum. 1999 February 7—Two Raider players — second-year defensive tackle Darrell Russell and rookie cornerback Charles Woodson — play in the NFC-AFC Pro Bowl in Honolulu, Hawaii. April 17— Raiders select University of Georgia offensive lineman Matt Stinchcomb in the first round of the National Football League Draft. July 23—Raiders open training camp in Napa, Calif. August 7— Raiders open 1999 preseason in St. Louis vs. Rams. Former Raider running back Eric Dickerson is inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame in ceremony in Canton, Ohio. September 12—Raiders open 40th regular season in Green Bay vs. Packers. 2000 February 6—Three Raider players, quarterback Rich Gannon, defensive tackle Darrell Russell and cornerback Charles Woodson, play in the NFC-AFC Pro Bowl in Honolulu, Hawaii. Another Raider, Tim Brown, was voted to his eighth Pro Bowl (which ties a Raiders record) but did not play. April 15—Raiders select Florida State placekicker Sebastian Janikowski in the first round of the NFL Draft. July 21—Raiders open training camp in Napa, Calif. July 29—Former Raider greats Howie Long and Ronnie Lott inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio ceremony. August 5—Raiders open 2000 preseason in St. Louis vs. Super Bowl champion Rams. September 3— Raiders open 41st regular season at home vs. San Diego Chargers. 2001 January 6—Raiders, AFC West Champs and following a bye, defeat Miami Dolphins 27-0 in Divisional Playoff game at Network Associates Coliseum. January 14—Raiders host AFC Championship Game vs. Baltimore Ravens. February 4—Four Raider players — quarterback Rich Gannon, cornerback Charles Woodson, and offensive linemen Lincoln Kennedy and Steve Wisniewski — play for victorious AFC in Pro Bowl at Honolulu, Hawaii that was coached by Jon Gruden and his Raiders assistants. Gannon is also named the game’s MVP. April 21—Raiders select Florida State defensive back Derrick Gibson in the first round of the NFL Draft. July 20— Raiders open training camp in Napa, Calif. August 4—Raiders open 2001 preseason vs. Dallas Cowboys at Network Associates Coliseum. August 27—Raiders face Cowboys in Monday Night American Bowl preseason contest in Mexico City. September 9—Raiders open 42nd regular season in Kansas City vs. Chiefs. 2002 January 12—Raiders, AFC West Champs for the second straight year, defeat New York Jets, 38- 24, in Wild Card Playoff game at Network Associates Coliseum. January 19—Raiders lose controversial Divisional Playoff Game to New England Patriots, 16-13, in overtime. February 9—Five Raider players — wide receiver Tim Brown, quarterback Rich Gannon, cornerback Charles

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Woodson, offensive lineman Lincoln Kennedy and punter Shane Lechler — play for victorious AFC in Pro Bowl at Honolulu. Gannon is named the game’s MVP for the second straight year. March 12—Offensive Coordinator Bill Callahan is named as the 13th head coach in Raiders history. April 20—Raiders select Miami defensive back Phillip Buchanon and Northwestern linebacker Napoleon Harris in the first round of the National Football League Draft. July 25—Raiders open training camp in Napa, Calif. August 3—Raiders Legend Dave Casper is inducted into Pro Football Hall of Fame in ceremony at Canton, Ohio. August 9—Raiders open 2002 preseason against Cowboys in Dallas. September 8—Raiders open 43rd regular season of pro football competition against the Seattle Seahawks at Network Associates Coliseum. September 15—Rich Gannon sets an NFL record for most completions in non-overtime game with 43 during 30-17 win at Pittsburgh. September 29—With 151 yards during 52-25 win over Tennessee, Jerry Rice becomes the NFL’s all-time leader in yards from scrimmage. In same game, Rod Woodson returns interception 82 yards for score to become NFL leader for most career interception return yards. November 11— Rich Gannon set NFL record for consecutive completions with 21 during 34-10 win at Denver. November 17—Tim Brown breaks Gene Upshaw’s (217) Raiders record for most games played in Silver and Black. November 24—Raiders reached 400-win mark in regular and postseason contests with 41-20 win over Arizona. December 2—Tim Brown joins Raiders teammate Jerry Rice and Cris Carter as only the third player in NFL history to catch 1,000 passes during 26-20 win over N.Y. Jets. December 22—Raiders clinch third straight AFC West title with 28-16 win over Denver. After connecting on 18 passes in that game, Rich Gannon sets new NFL single season completions record (404). 2003 January 19—Raiders record 25th postseason victory — most of any AFC team — in 41-24 win over Tennessee for AFC Championship before second-largest crowd (62,544) in Oakland postseason history. January 26—Raiders become only team in pro football history to play in Super Bowls in four different decades with appearance in Super Bowl XXXVII in San Diego. February 2— Four Raiders — quarterback Rich Gannon, tackle Lincoln Kennedy, wide receiver Jerry Rice and safety Rod Woodson — play in Pro Bowl in Honolulu. April 19—Raiders select defensive back Nnamdi Asomugha and defensive lineman Tyler Brayton in the first round of the 2003 NFL Draft. September 7—Raiders open 44th season in a nationally televised game at Tennessee against the Titans. 2004 January 26—The Raiders name Norv Turner Head Coach. January 31—Bob Brown was selected for induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. April 24—Raiders select offensive tackle Robert Gallery in the first round of the 2004 NFL Draft. May 7—The Raiders accept an offer to have its 2004 games broadcast on KSFO 560 AM, the Bay Area's Talk Leader. KSFO 560 AM, the popular Bay Area talk radio station, will serve as the anchor for the multi-state, multi-station Raiders Radio Network. Raider broadcasts will include extensive pre-and post-game shows as well as Raider- specific programming during the week. July 30—Raiders open training camp in Napa, Calif. August 7—Bob Brown becomes 15th Raider to be inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame. August 14—Raiders open preseason play on road vs. San Francisco 49ers. September 12— Raiders begin 45th season of pro football competition with regular season opener against Steelers in Pittsburgh. September 19—Raiders begin home slate vs. Buffalo. 2005 February 12—Defensive end Derrick Burgess, among the top free agent acquisitions in the NFL, represents the Raiders in the Pro Bowl. Burgess led the NFL in sacks with a team-record 16. April 24—Raiders select cornerback Fabian Washington in the first round of the 2005 NFL Draft. July 28—Raiders open training camp in Napa, Calif. August 13—Raiders open preseason play on road vs. San Francisco 49ers. September 8—Raiders begin 46th season of pro football competition with regular season opener vs. Patriots in New England in Thursday night NFL inaugural contest for 2005. September 18—Raiders begin home slate against Kansas City. 2006 February 10— Pro Football Hall of Famer Art Shell returns for his second stint as Raiders Head Coach. April 29— Raiders select University of Texas defensive back Michael Huff in the first round of the 2006 NFL Draft. July 24—Raiders open training camp in Napa, Calif. August 5—John Madden, former Raiders head coach and present leading pro football television analyst, inducted into the Pro Football Hall of Fame with presentation speech made by Raider Owner Al Davis. August 6—Raiders open preseason play in Hall of Fame game vs. Philadelphia in Canton, Ohio. September 11—Raiders begin 47th season of pro football competition with regular season opener versus San Diego Chargers in nationally televised prime time-contest on ESPN at McAfee Coliseum in Oakland.

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RAIDERS RADIO NETWORK

For the third straight year, The Oakland Raiders, The Team of the Decades, will broadcast their 2006 games on KSFO 560 AM, the Bay Area’s Talk Leader. This year, Oakland Raiders broadcasts on KSFO will include extensive pre- and postgame shows as well as Raiders-specific programming during the week. KSFO Radio has enjoyed a very successful relationship with Oakland Raiders football. The Raiders Commitment to Excellence and commitment to winning in 2006 is the quality of professional sports that KSFO is excited about presenting on the radio. KSFO 560 AM is the Bay Area’s Talk Leader, committed to presenting “the news and views you won’t hear anywhere else” along with Oakland Raiders football. KSFO Radio is the ABC- owned talk radio station broadcasting at 560 AM in San Francisco and throughout Northern California. Greg Papa returns for his 10th season broadcasting the Silver and Black. Papa also serves the Bay Area as the radio and television voice of the San Francisco Giants after previously handling broadcast duties for the Oakland Athletics. Papa got his start in broadcasting in 1984 as the Indiana Pacers back-up announcer and in 1986, did play-by-play for the Golden State Warriors. Papa will team up with former Raiders quarterback and head coach Tom Flores. Flores is one of only two people in NFL history to have a Super Bowl ring as a player, assistant coach and head coach. He earned his rings as a reserve quarterback with the Kansas City Chiefs in Super Bowl IV, as a Raiders assistant coach in Super Bowl XI and as a head coach of the Silver and Black in Super Bowls XV and XVIII. Raiders Legends George Atkinson and David Humm will collaborate on the pre- and postgame shows, as will KSFO’s Rich Walcoff.

GREG PAPA TOM FLORES GEORGE ATKINSON DAVID HUMM

RAIDERS RADIO NETWORK AFFILIATES CALIFORNIA KSUE 1240 AM Susanville KSFO 560 AM San Francisco KEWE 1340 AM Chico (Flagship) CANADA KNZR 1560 AM Bakersfield CKST 1040 AM Vancouver, BC KATA 1410 AM Eureka HAWAII KCBL/KVBL 1340 AM Fresno/Visalia KMVI 550 AM Maui KRKC 1490 AM King City KHLO 850 AM Hilo KTHO 590 AM Lake Tahoe KKON 970 AM Kona KWSZ 105.1 FM Lompoc/Santa Maria KKEA 1420 AM Honolulu KXTA 570 AM Los Angeles OREGON KMFB 92.7/96.7 FM Mendocino KUIK 1360 AM Hillsboro/Portland KHKK 104.1 FM Modesto NEVADA KABL 1460 AM Monterey KBAD 920 AM Las Vegas KPRL 1230 AM Paso Robles KPLY 1320 AM Reno KHTK 1140 AM Sacramento KTHO 590 AM S. Lake Tahoe KYNS 1340 AM San Luis Obispo NEW MEXICO KKBN 93.5 FM Sonora KBZU 96.3 FM Albuquerque KHRD 103.1 FM Redding OVERSEAS KHRD 93.3 FM Redding AFN Armed Forces Network to 177 KGAM 1450 AM Palm Springs Countries Around the world KPAD 1240 AM Crescent City 304 OAKLAND RAIDERS 262-316 hpc 7/26/06 10:39 AM Page 305

RAIDERS SPANISH RADIO/TELEVISION

Raiders Spanish Radio is back and stronger than ever! Raiders fans can listen to veteran broadcasters Armando Botello and Ramon Diaz call all of the action on KLOK 1170 AM — “Noticias, Deportes y Mas,” the Official Flagship Spanish Radio Station for the Oakland Raiders 2006 season. KLOK-AM transmits 50,000 watts of power from the San Jose tower covering the entire San Francisco Metro area. In addition, KLOK-AM provides bonus spill into neighboring Monterey/Salinas/Santa Cruz Metro to the south and the Modesto /Stockton Metro market to the east. Botello enters his first season as the play-by-play announcer for the Raiders Spanish radio broadcasts. With more than 30 years of experience, Botello has held positions ranging from television to print to radio in Sacramento's local media scene. Most recently, he co-hosted “Voz y Voto,” a weekly political television show broadcast by the Univision Network throughout California from 1999-01. He was inducted into the California Chicano News Media Association Hall of Fame in the summer of 2002. Diaz enters his first season with the Raiders as the color analyst for the Spanish Radio broadcast. He has worked at KSTS Telemundo since 1994 and has been the sports director/anchor at the station since 1996. Diaz co-produced the Emmy-nominated show, "Telemundo Deportivo Edicion Raiders'' (2005) and has anchored the “Telemundo Deportivo Edicion Raiders” show for the last three seasons. The broadcasts open with a pregame show 15 minutes before kickoff. Botello and Diaz ana- lyze the preceding contest, the NFL standings, the history between the two teams meeting that day and the keys to victory for the Raiders and the opponent. After the game, Botello and Diaz wrap up with a summary of each quarter, discuss that day’s scores across the NFL and look ahead to next week’s opponent.

OAKLAND RAIDERS SPANISH RADIO NETWORK Bay Area/Monterey KLOK 1170 AM Salinas/Santa Cruz Modesto/Stockton

ARMANDO BOTELLO RAMON DIAZ

RAIDERS SPANISH TELEVISION The Raiders will again partner with Bay Area Spanish-language television station Telemundo KSTS-TV Channel 48 to produce a five-part series special that focuses on the Silver and Black’s progress throughout the 2006 season. KSTS Sports Anchor and Raiders Spanish Radio Color Analyst Ramon Diaz co-hosts the show with the Raiders Patty Herrera to take periodic looks at the Raiders in 2006. The specials, produced by the Raiders own Silver and Black Productions, will air regularly throughout the season.

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RAIDERS TV

Silver and Black Productions, the Raiders in-house television production operation, will once again provide viewers with innovative, cutting-edge and behind-the-scenes content devoted solely to the Oakland Raiders. Three dynamic television shows will air in the Bay Area as well as in additional television outlets throughout California, Nevada, Hawaii, Oregon and Idaho and will feature the personalities that make up the NFL’s most dynamic organization. In addition, Silver and Black Productions will produce three of the of the team’s five preseason games. The other two — Aug. 6 vs. Philadelphia in the Hall of Fame game (NBC) and Aug. 14 at Minnesota (ESPN) will be televised nationally. “The Silver and Black Show” consists of an in-depth comprehensive week-by-week analysis of the Raiders throughout the 2006 NFL season. The show also offers a retro- spective look at the previous week’s Raider game and a breakdown preview of the upcoming contest with a look at the matchups. Features on players past and present are part of the new, cutting-edge program pro- filing the Silver and Black. Raiders radio play-by-play man Greg Papa hosts the half-hour show while Raiders Legend Jim Plunkett, MVP of Super Bowl XV, is co-host. “Behind the Shield” provides viewers with unprecedented access for an inside look at pro football’s winningest team. This unique show offers a behind-the-scenes perspective on the Raiders preparation for the upcoming week's game as experienced by the entire organization including players, coaches and team personnel. Raiders Legend George Atkinson, who roamed the secondary for the Silver and Black from 1968-77, hosts this television show. “The Raiders Report” is an hour-long show which combines analysis and a behind- the-scenes look at the Oakland Raiders. “The Raiders Report “ is hosted by nationally syndicated sports talk show host JT the Brick. Papa, Plunkett and Atkinson also contribute to this program. “The Raiders Report” focuses on longer, in-depth pieces featuring the Team of the Decades all year long. All three shows are produced by the Raiders own Silver and Black Productions. The shows originate from Silver and Black Productions state-of-the-art studio located within the Raiders 100,000-square foot Alameda facility.

PRESEASON GAMES -KERO (Bakersfield) -KCBS (Los Angeles) -KHSL (Chico) -KTVU/KICU (Bay Area) -KMVU (Medford, Ore.) -KMAX/KOVR (Sacramento) -KPSP (Palm Springs) -KPDX (Portland, Ore.) -KVWB/KFBT (Las Vegas) BEHIND THE SHIELD -KGPE (Fresno) -KICU (Bay Area) -KGMB (Hawaii) -KMAX/KOVR (Sacramento) -KAME (Reno, Nev.) -KPDX (Portland, Ore.) -KBCI (Boise, Id.) -KVWB/KFBT (Las Vegas) -KCOY (Santa Maria) -KGPE (Fresno) -KERO (Bakersfield) -KAME (Reno, Nev.) -KHSL (Chico) -KBCI (Boise, Id.) -KMVU (Medford, Ore.) -KCOY (Santa Maria) -KPSP (Palm Springs) -KHSL (Chico) -KIDK (Idaho Falls, Id.) THE RAIDERS REPORT THE SILVER AND BLACK SHOW -Comcast Sports Net West (Northern -KCBS (Los Angeles) California) -KTVU (Bay Area) -KMAX/KOVR (Sacramento) -KVWB/KFBT (Las Vegas) -KGPE (Fresno) -KGMB (Hawaii) -KAME (Reno, Nev.) -KBCI (Boise, Idaho)

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RAIDERS.COM

The Raiders were among the first professional sports teams to launch an official web site when the team went online in 1995. Since then, the site has evolved into one of the top online destinations in all of sports. In late 2002, the Raiders broke new ground again with the launch of Raiders en Español (www.raidersenespanol.com), the first complete Spanish-language web site in the National Football League. The site also offers original and translated content in Chinese and German. During the spring of 2006, the Raiders launched RaiderNation.com (www.raidernation.com) — The Official Web Site for Oakland Raiders Game Tickets. Fans can manage their season ticket accounts, contact Raiders ticket sales and service representatives, view a stadium pricing map and take an interactive 3-D Virtual Tour of McAfee Coliseum which includes sightlines from every section in the stadium, pricing and more. Luxury Suites and the Eastside and Westside Clubs are also part of the virtual tour. In 2006, Raiders.com will undergo a complete re-design and re-launch, the first such undertaking in four years. In addition to an exciting new design, the site will feature new technology and content such as expert commentary, site search, podcasts, blogs, RSS feeds and more. Located at www.raiders.com, the site continues to provide comprehensive photography, official press releases, transactions, player biographies, profiles on current and former players and team personnel, along with features and updates on the Raiders Commitment to Community. Raiders.com also features a daily online video news program — “On the Edge” — which features in-depth interviews, press conference highlights and much more. During games, fans can access the Raiders.com Game Center and view live updates, sideline action photography and listen to a live audio stream from the Raiders flagship radio station — KSFO 560. Comprehensive game recaps, postgame press conferences and complete game statistics are available after each game. In addition, Raiders.com provides complete coverage of the NFL Draft, team mini-camps, training camp and the Raiderettes. Since 2004, the team has offered “live” coverage of the NFL Draft in both English and Spanish. In 2006, the official web site of The Oakland Raiders — www.raiders.com — and its sister site Raiders en Español — www.raidersenespanol.com — will continue to use cutting edge technology to provide the Raider Nation with news, information, team history and entertain- ment, offering visitors an in-depth, state-of-the-art look at the Silver and Black.

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THE RAIDER IMAGE

THE RAIDER IMAGE, LLC (The Image) is the official team shop of The Oakland Raiders. All stores are owned and operated by The Oakland Raiders out of the team's headquarters in Alameda. The Image began as a retail catalog while the team was in Los Angeles. In addition, The Image currently operates 17 brick and mortar locations throughout California. The Image also plans to increase that number this season. The Raider Image online store opened for business in September 1999 on the Raiders official web site, www.raiders.com. The Image e-commerce store provides the best selection of Raider merchandise to Raider fans around the world. In August 2000, the Raiders followed up their internet success with their first store located in Southland Mall in Hayward, Calif., giving Bay Area fans an opportunity to shop in a store dedicated to Raiders merchandise. As of August 2006, there are 17 Raider Image locations throughout California to reach out to the many fans across the state. There are currently seven Bay Area locations including Hegenberger Gateway in Oakland, Sun Valley Mall in Concord, Southland Mall in Hayward, and West Gate Center in San Leandro. The Image has also expanded outside of the Bay Area with stores in Arden Fair Mall in Sacramento, Fashion Fair Mall in Fresno and Weberstown Mall in Stockton. To serve our Southern California fans, locations were opened at Lakewood Mall, Montebello Town Center, Ontario Mills and Fox Hills Mall in Culver City. In addition, The Image added a new twist with the June 2003 opening of its Signature Store at Universal City Walk in Universal City. The successful chain of stores continues to grow with two new stores in 2005 (Hegenberger Gateway in Oakland and Oakridge Mall in San Jose) and one new store in 2006 (Moreno Valley Mall in Moreno Valley) The Raider Image will continue to expand to meet the growing needs of Raider fans around the world.

For more information please contact: E-Commerce store, www.raiders.com ...... 1-800-RAIDERS The Raider Image, Southland Mall, Hayward ...... 510-783-9100 The Raider Image, Sun Valley Mall, Concord ...... 925-687-3600 The Raider Image, Arden Fair Mall, Sacramento ...... 916-922-4300 The Raider Image, Lakewood Mall, Lakewood ...... 562-272-7300 The Raider Image, New Park Mall, Newark ...... 510-797-4200 The Raider Image, Hilltop Mall, Richmond ...... 510-222-7700 The Raider Image, Montebello Town Center, Montebello ...... 323-725-7600 The Raider Image, Factory Stores at Vacaville, Vacaville ...... 707-447-1587 The Raider Image, West Gate Center, San Leandro ...... 510-568-2900 The Raider Image, Fox Hills Mall, Culver City ...... 310-737-7900 The Raider Image, Universal City Walk, Universal City* ...... 818-763-4000 The Raider Image, Ontario Mills Mall, Ontario ...... 909-476-3800 The Raider Image, Weberstown Mall, Stockton ...... 209-475-9100 The Raider Image, Oakridge Mall, San Jose ...... 408-578-7000 The Raider Image, Hegenberger Gateway, Oakland ...... 510-632-0202 The Raider Image, Fashion Fair Mall, Fresno ...... 559-226-5064 The Raider Image, Moreno Valley Mall, Moreno Valley ...... Coming Sept. 2006 *Raiders Signature Store

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THE SILVER & BLACK CLUB

Do you bleed Silver & Black? The Silver & Black Club is the official fan club of The Oakland Raiders. The S&B Club is owned and operated by The Oakland Raiders. The fan club opened its doors to Raider fans around the world in 2001 and set out to serve the needs of the Raider Nation. In 2002, the S&B Club launched its members-only website (www.silver- andblackclub.com). The website allows members around the world to interact with one another by sharing photos, talking to each other through online message boards, participating in members-only contests and accessing exclusive articles about the Silver & Black. Club members receive exclusive Silver & Black Club merchandise with their membership such as a members-only T-shirt, S&B Club hat, S&B Club jacket, S&B stacker cups, fleece blanket, an 8x10 Autographed Raider Player Photograph, a Randy Moss collector’s football and many other items. These items are only available to club members and are not available anywhere else. Members also receive a 10 percent year-long discount at The Raider Image, the official store of The Oakland Raiders; a Raiderette calendar; a media guide; a membership card plus much more. For more information about The Silver & Black Club, log on to www.silverandblack- club.com or call 1-800-RAIDERS.

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MEDIA INFORMATION

OAKLAND RAIDERS: 510-864-5000 P.R. FAX: 510-864-5160 PRESS BOX: 510-567-0702, 0703 PRESS BOX FAX: 510-382-1520 VISITING P.R.: 510-567-0704

CREDENTIAL REQUESTS: Credential requests will be honored only for working media on specific assignment for a recognized news or sports organization. Credentials will not be issued to freelance writers or photographers unless requested by a recognized news or sports organization. All credential requests must be issued to the Raiders Public Relations Department on the official Credential Request Form. The Credential Request Form can be faxed or emailed to you along with Media Game Day Information by request via email ([email protected]). Please send all completed forms to: MEDIA CRE- DENTIALS, Oakland Raiders, 1220 Harbor Bay Parkway, Alameda, CA 94502 or by fax to 510-864-5160, and email all headshots to [email protected]. All season-long requests must be received by August 1 prior to the season and all game-by-game requests must be received by noon, Monday, prior to the home game.

PARKING: Media parking is limited. Every effort will be made to accommodate requests for parking passes, but parking cannot be provided for all credentialed media. The appro- priate parking pass will be required for access to stadium parking. TV trucks which provide satellite, uplink or microwave functions will need to make prior arrangements with John Finnerty at McAfee Coliseum at 510-383-4805 to secure locations.

MEDIA ENTRANCE, PRESS WILL-CALL:The Press Box Will-Call booth is located on the east side of the F parking lot in a kiosk. Each person must pick up their own credential and present corresponding photo identification. Press Will-Call will open three hours prior to the scheduled kickoff. All media must enter McAfee Coliseum through the F parking lot. Media credentials will not be honored at any other gate. All media must check in upon entering the Coliseum through the press entrance. You will be asked to go through security checks upon entering the stadium.

PHOTOGRAPHERS: Sideline access for NFL games is limited to photographers and videographers on assignment for a recognized news or sports organization. All field photographers must remain outside the bench areas and outside the yellow border sur- rounding the playing field.

POSTGAME INTERVIEWS, LOCKER ROOM ACCESS: Members of the media needing to conduct postgame interviews will be given access to the Raiders interview room after each game, as well as the home and visiting locker rooms. Raiders Head Coach Art Shell conducts his postgame news conference in a room adjacent to the Raiders locker room. Selected players will also be brought into the interview room following the game. The opponent’s head coach and selected players will be available either in the press lounge on Level 1 or adjacent to the visitor’s locker room.

PRESS BOX, SERVICES: The press box and all broadcast positions are located on Level 3 accessed by the press elevator. Programs, lineups, depth charts, statistics and game notes are provided. Game stats are provided at the end of each quarter. Complete team and individual statistics, lineups and substitutions, scoring summary, coaches and players comments and quarter summaries are available after the game. If postgame faxing of final stats or play-by-play is needed, contact a member of the Raiders P.R. staff. There is a nominal charge for faxing postgame stats, as agreed upon by the Pro Football Writers Association.

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TICKET INFORMATION

For ticket information, call 1-800-RAIDERS or visit www.raidernation.com

RAIDERS TRAIN IN NAPA

The Oakland Raiders are now in their 11th year of summer training in Napa, Calif. The Raiders are housed at the Napa Valley Marriott Hotel and Conference Center with practice sessions held at the adjacent Redwood Middle School. The state-of-the-art facility located in the Napa Valley has two, 100-yard practice fields with an additional 50-yard field. The Raiders summer training facility also consists of a 10,000-square foot field house that includes locker rooms, showers, training and equipment quarters. There’s an additional 3,000-square foot outdoor weight training area. The facilities serve the Raiders during the summer training camp period and are available for Napa youth activities and other community functions during the year.

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BAY AREA MEDIA TELEVISION KGO, Channel 7 (ABC) KTVU, Channel 2 (FOX) KTXL, Channel 40 (FOX) 900 Front St. 2 Jack London Square 4655 Fruitridge Rd. San Francisco 94111 Oakland 94607 Sacramento 95820 Martin Wyatt Mark Ibanez Jim Crandell Mike Shumann Fred Inglis Mark Demsky Larry Beil Joe Fonzi Tim Sotter Pete Lupetti KMAX, Channel 31 (UPN) 500 Media Place KPIX, Channel 5 (CBS) KDTV, Channel 14 Sacramento 95815 855 Battery St. (Univision) Arran Andersen San Francisco 94111 50 Fremont St., 41st floor Kim Coyle San Francisco 94105 KRON, Channel 4 (Ind.) Rick Quan Tony Lopez 1001 Van Ness St. Dennis O’Donnell San Francisco 94109 Colin Resch KCRA, Channel 3 (NBC) Gary Radnich Brian Stites 3 Television Circle Vernon Glenn Anthony Catchatoorian Sacramento 95814 Kevin Seiter Del Rogers Jason Applebaum KNTV, Channel 11 (NBC) Chris Lango Dave Guingona 2451 North 1st St. San Jose 95103 KXTV, Channel 10 (ABC) KICU, Channel 36 (Ind.) Craig Fierro 400 Broadway 2102 Commerce Dr. Raj Mathai Sacramento 95818 San Jose 95131 Daryl Hawks Brian May MIke Sklut Ryan Yamamoto KSTS, Channel 48 KFTY, Channel 50 (Ind.) (Telemundo) KOVR, Channel 13 (CBS) 533 Mendocino Ave. 2349 Bering Dr. 2713 KOVR Dr. Santa Rosa 95402 San Jose 95131 West Sacramento 95605 Kym McNicholas Ramon Diaz Arran Anderson Cindy Chen

RADIO KFBK (1530 AM) KNBR (680 AM) KSFO AM 560 1440 Ethan Way, Suite 200 55 Hawthorne St., Ste. 1100 FLAGSHIP STATION Sacramento 95825 San Francisco 94105 900 Front St. Pat Walsh Lee Hammer (P.D.) San Francisco 94111 Ralph Barbieri Michael Black KGO (810 AM) Rick Barry Ken Berry 900 Front St. Rod Brooks Ron Fell San Francisco 94111 Tim Liotta Jack Swanson Rich Walcoff Paul McCaffrey Larry Krueger Larry Krueger Brian Murphy Trish Robbins Tom Tolbert Rich Walcoff KHTK (1140 AM) Mike Hohler 5244 Madison Ave. Jennifer Violet Kennedy Sacramento 95841 Damon Bruce KCBS (740 AM) Mike Remy (P.D.) 865 Battery St. Grant Napear KNBR (1050 AM) San Francisco 94111 Sean Cunningham 55 Hawthorne St. Hal Ramey Joe Pittman San Francisco 94105 Steve Bitker Jim Kozimor Lee Hammer (P.D.) Dave Carmichael Jason Ross SPORT BYLINE USA Mike Lamb 300 Broadway, Suite 8 San Francisco 94133 Ron Barr Doug McCormick

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NEWSPAPERS ALAMEDA JOURNAL MODESTO BEE SAN JOSE MERCURY 1516 Oak St. P.O. Box 5256 NEWS Alameda 94501 Modesto 95352-5256 750 Ridder Park Drive Bill Krussink Brian Clark (S.E.) San Jose 95190 Ron Agostini Rachel Wilner (S.E.) ASSOCIATED PRESS Bud Geracie 303 Second St., Ste 640 N NAPA VALLEY REGISTER Ann Killion San Francisco 94107 P.O. Box 150 Tim Kawakami Greg Beacham Napa 94559 Mark Purdy Janie McCauley Marty James (E.S.E.) Josh Dubow Randy Johnson (S.E) SANTA CRUZ SENTINEL Erin Lawley 207 Church St. CHICO ENTERPRISE Santa Cruz 95060 400 E. Park Ave. OAKLAND TRIBUNE Tom Moore (S.E.) Chico 95927 4770 Willow Road Dave Davies (S.E.) Pleasanton 94588 SANTA ROSA PRESS Jon Becker (S.E.) DEMOCRAT CONTRA COSTA TIMES Bill Soliday (Beat) P.O. Box 910 P.O. Box 5088 Jerry McDonald Santa Rosa 95402 Walnut Creek 94596 Carl Steward Jim Barger (S.E.) Tom Barnidge (S.E.) Monte Poole Phil Barber (Beat) Steve Corkran (Beat) Art Spander Lowell Cohn Neil Hayes Bob Padecky Gary Peterson POST NEWSPAPERS Bill Pinella Eric Gilmore P.O. Box 1350 Dave Belli Oakland 94604 SPORTS XCHANGE Mike Lefkow Victor Martinez P.O. Box 918 Cam Inman Novato 94948 SACRAMENTO BEE Frank Cooney DAVIS ENTERPRISE P.O. Box 15779 Ira Miller 315 G. St. Sacramento 95852 Rick Vacek Davis 95617 Bill Bradley (S.E.) Howard Balzer Matt O’Donnell (S.E.) Jason Jones (Beat) C. Colton Jim Jenkins STOCKTON RECORD Ailene Voisan 530 East Market St. FAIRFIELD DAILY Marcos Breton Stockton 95202 REPUBLIC Tom Patterson (S.E.) 1250 Texas St. SALINAS CALIFORNIAN Scott Linesburgh Fairfield 94533 123 W. Alisal St. Lori Gilbert Ted Sillanpaa (S.E.) Salinas 93901 Sam Smith Joey Delgado (S.E.) Jason Anderson FRESNO BEE George Watkins 1626 “E” St. Bryan Wallace TRACY PRESS Fresno 93786 P.O. Box 419 Robert Zizzo (S.E.) SAN FRANCISCO CHRONICLE Tracy 95378-0419 Matt James 901 Mission St. Richard Taolinelli (S.E.) San Francisco 94103 MARIN INDEPENDENT Glenn Schwarz (S.E.) UKIAH DAILY JOURNAL JOURNAL David White (Beat) P.O. Box 749 150 Alameda Del Prado Bruce Adams Ukiah 95482 Novato 94948 Nancy Gay Tony Adame (S.E.) Dave Allen (S.E.) Ron Kroichick David Albee Scott Ostler VACAVILLE REPORTER Gwen Knapp 916 Cotting Lane MARTINEZ NEWS- Ray Ratto Vacaville 95688 GAZETTE Tom Fitzgerald Tim Roe (S.E.) 615 Estudillo St. Bruce Jenkins Matt Miller Martinez 94553 Chuck Nan SAN FRANCISCO VALLEJO TIMES-HERALD Todd Fierner EXAMINER 440 Curtola Parkway 988 Market St. Vallejo 94590 MERCED SUN-STAR San Francisco 94102 Ken Hart (S.E.) P.O. Box 739 Jim Pimentel (S.E.) Tim Scott Merced 95341 John Crowley J.P. Hoornstra James TenNapel (S.E.)

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2006 NFL PRESEASON SCHEDULE

(ALL TIMES LOCAL AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE) HALL OF FAME WEEKEND – August 5-6 Sunday, August 6 Oakland vs. Philadelphia at Canton (Hall of Fame Game)8:00p (ET)(NBC)

WEEK 1 – AUGUST 10-14 Thursday, August 10 Indianapolis at St. Louis 7:00p (CT)(FOX) Cleveland at Philadelphia ...... 7:30p (ET) Friday, August 11 New England at Atlanta ...... 8:00p (ET)(CBS) Denver at Detroit ...... 7:30p (ET New York Jets at Tampa Bay ...... 7:30p (ET) New York Giants at Baltimore ...... 8:00p (ET) Chicago at San Francisco ...... 7:00p (PT) Saturday, August 12 Pittsburgh at Arizona ...... 1:00p (MST) Buffalo at Carolina ...... 7:30p (ET) Jacksonville at Miami ...... 7:30p (ET) Kansas City at Houston ...... 7:00p (CT) New Orleans at Tennessee ...... 7:00p (CT) Dallas at Seattle ...... 7:00p (PT) Green Bay at San Diego ...... 7:00p (PT) Sunday, August 13 Washington at Cincinnati ...... 8:00p (ET)(NBC) Monday, August 14 Oakland at Minnesota ...... 7:00p (CT)(ESPN)

WEEK 2 – AUGUST 17-21 Thursday, August 17 Kansas City at New York Giants ...... 8:00p (ET)(FOX) Philadelphia at Baltimore ...... 8:00p (ET) Friday, August 18 San Diego at Chicago ...... 7:00p (CT)(CBS) Cincinnati at Buffalo ...... 7:00p (ET) Detroit at Cleveland ...... 7:30p (ET) Saturday, August 19 Arizona at New England ...... 8:00p (ET)(NFLN) Carolina at Jacksonville ...... 7:30p (ET) Miami at Tampa Bay ...... 7:30p (ET) Atlanta at Green Bay ...... 7:00p (CT) Houston at St. Louis ...... 7:00p (CT) Minnesota at Pittsburgh ...... 8:00p (ET) New York Jets at Washington ...... 8:00p (ET) Tennessee at Denver ...... 7:00p (MT) Sunday, August 20 Seattle at Indianapolis ...... 8:00p (ET)(NBC) San Francisco at Oakland ...... 5:00p (PT) Monday, August 21 Dallas at New Orleans (Shreveport, LA) ...... 7:00p (CT)(ESPN)

WEEK 3 – AUGUST 24-28 Thursday, August 24 Miami at Carolina ...... 8:00p (ET)(FOX) Friday, August 25 Pittsburgh at Philadelphia ...... 8:00p (ET)(ESPN) Arizona at Chicago ...... 7:00p (CT) Baltimore at Minnesota ...... 7:00p (CT) New York Giants at New York Jets ...... 8:00p (ET) Detroit at Oakland ...... 7:00p (PT) Saturday, August 26 Tampa Bay at Jacksonville ...... 8:00p (ET)(CBS) Cleveland at Buffalo ...... 6:00p (ET) Indianapolis at New Orleans (Jackson, MS) ...... 6:00p (CT) Atlanta at Tennessee ...... 7:00p (CT) San Francisco at Dallas ...... 7:00p (CT) Washington at New England ...... 8:00p (ET) St. Louis at Kansas City ...... 7:30p (CT) Seattle at San Diego ...... 8:00p (PT) Sunday, August 27 Houston at Denver ...... 6:00p (MT)(NFLN) Monday, August 28 Green Bay at Cincinnati ...... 8:00p (ET)(ESPN)

WEEK 4 – AUGUST 31-SEPTEMBER 1 Thursday, August 31 Buffalo at Detroit ...... 7:30p (ET) Carolina at Pittsburgh ...... 7:30p (ET) Jacksonville at Atlanta ...... 7:30p (ET) New England at New York Giants ...... 7:30p (ET) St. Louis at Miami ...... 7:30p (ET) Baltimore at Washington ...... 8:00p (ET) Chicago at Cleveland ...... 8:00p (ET) Minnesota at Dallas ...... 7:00p (CT) Tampa Bay at Houston ...... 7:00p (CT) New Orleans at Kansas City ...... 7:30p (CT) Denver at Arizona ...... 7:00p (MST) Oakland at Seattle ...... 7:00p (PT) Friday, September 1 Tennessee at Green Bay ...... 3:00p (CT) Cincinnati at Indianapolis ...... 7:00p (ET) Philadelphia at New York Jets ...... 7:00p (ET) San Diego at San Francisco ...... 7:00p (PT) 314 OAKLAND RAIDERS 262-316 hpc 7/26/06 10:39 AM Page 315

2006 NFL REGULAR SEASON

ALL TIMES LOCAL ST. LOUIS AT ARIZONA ...... 1:15p (MST) (* — GAME TIMES FROM TENTH WEEKEND PHILADELPHIA AT SAN FRANCISCO ...... 1:15p (PT) THROUGH THE END OF THE REGULAR SEASON N.Y. GIANTS AT SEATTLE ...... 1:15p (PT) ARE SUBJECT TO CHANGE DUE TO FLEX DENVER AT NEW ENGLAND ...... 8:15p (ET) SCHEDULING) MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 25 ATLANTA AT NEW ORLEANS ...... 7:30p (CT) THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7 (FIRST WEEKEND) MIAMI AT PITTSBURGH ...... 8:30p (ET) SUNDAY, OCTOBER 1 (FOURTH WEEKEND) SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 10 (BYES: DENVER, N.Y. GIANTS, PITTSBURGH, ATLANTA AT CAROLINA ...... 1:00p (ET) TAMPA BAY) NEW ORLEANS AT CLEVELAND ...... 1:00p (ET) ARIZONA AT ATLANTA ...... 1:00p (ET) SEATTLE AT DETROIT ...... 1:00p (ET) SAN DIEGO AT BALTIMORE ...... 1:00p (ET) PHILADELPHIA AT HOUSTON ...... 12:00p (CT) MINNESOTA AT BUFFALO ...... 1:00p (ET) CINCINNATI AT KANSAS CITY ...... 12:00p (CT) NEW ORLEANS AT CAROLINA ...... 1:00p (ET) BUFFALO AT NEW ENGLAND ...... 1:00p (ET) MIAMI AT HOUSTON ...... 12:00p (CT) DENVER AT ST. LOUIS ...... 12:00p (CT) SAN FRANCISCO AT KANSAS CITY ...... 12:00p (CT) BALTIMORE AT TAMPA BAY ...... 1:00p (ET) INDIANAPOLIS AT N.Y. JETS ...... 1:00p (ET) N.Y. JETS AT TENNESSEE ...... 12:00p (CT) DALLAS AT TENNESSEE ...... 12:00p (CT) SAN FRANCISCO AT ARIZONA ...... 1:15p (MST) DETROIT AT ST. LOUIS ...... 3:05p (CT) CHICAGO AT GREEN BAY ...... 3:15p (CT) NEW ENGLAND AT CINCINNATI ...... 4:15p (ET) DALLAS AT JACKSONVILLE ...... 4:15p (ET) CLEVELAND AT OAKLAND ...... 1:15p (PT) INDIANAPOLIS AT N.Y. GIANTS ...... 8:15p (ET) JACKSONVILLE AT WASHINGTON ...... 4:15p (ET) MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 11 SEATTLE AT CHICAGO ...... 7:15p (CT) MINNESOTA AT WASHINGTON ...... 7:00p (ET) MONDAY, OCTOBER 2 SAN DIEGO AT OAKLAND ...... 7:15p (PT) GREEN BAY AT PHILADELPHIA ...... 8:30p (ET)

SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 17 (SECOND WEEKEND) SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8 (FIFTH WEEKEND) TAMPA BAY AT ATLANTA ...... 1:00p (ET) (BYES: ATLANTA, CINCINNATI, HOUSTON, SEATTLE) OAKLAND AT BALTIMORE ...... 1:00p (ET) CLEVELAND AT CAROLINA ...... 1:00p (ET) DETROIT AT CHICAGO ...... 12:00p (CT) BUFFALO AT CHICAGO ...... 12:00p (CT) CLEVELAND AT CINCINNATI ...... 1:00p (ET) ST. LOUIS AT GREEN BAY ...... 12:00p (CT) NEW ORLEANS AT GREEN BAY ...... 12:00p (CT) TENNESSEE AT INDIANAPOLIS ...... 1:00p (ET) HOUSTON AT INDIANAPOLIS ...... 1:00p (ET) DETROIT AT MINNESOTA ...... 12:00p (CT) BUFFALO AT MIAMI ...... 1:00p (ET) MIAMI AT NEW ENGLAND ...... 1:00p (ET) CAROLINA AT MINNESOTA ...... 12:00p (CT) TAMPA BAY AT NEW ORLEANS ...... 12:00p (CT) N.Y. GIANTS AT PHILADELPHIA ...... 1:00p (ET) WASHINGTON AT N.Y. GIANTS ...... 1:00p (ET) ST. LOUIS AT SAN FRANCISCO ...... 1:05p (PT) KANSAS CITY AT ARIZONA ...... 1:05p (MST) ARIZONA AT SEATTLE ...... 1:05p (PT) N.Y. JETS AT JACKSONVILLE ...... 4:05p (ET) KANSAS CITY AT DENVER ...... 2:15p (MT) OAKLAND AT SAN FRANCISCO ...... 1:05p (PT) NEW ENGLAND AT N.Y. JETS ...... 4:15p (ET) DALLAS AT PHILADELPHIA ...... 4:15p (ET) TENNESSEE AT SAN DIEGO ...... 1:15p (PT) PITTSBURGH AT SAN DIEGO ...... 5:15p (PT) WASHINGTON AT DALLAS ...... 7:15p (CT) MONDAY, OCTOBER 9 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 18 BALTIMORE AT DENVER ...... 6:30p (MT) PITTSBURGH AT JACKSONVILLE ...... 8:30p (ET) SUNDAY, OCTOBER 15 (SIXTH WEEKEND) SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 24 (THIRD WEEKEND) (BYES: CLEVELAND, GREEN BAY, INDIANAPOLIS, (BYES: DALLAS, KANSAS CITY, OAKLAND, JACKSONVILLE, MINNESOTA, NEW ENGLAND) SAN DIEGO) N.Y. GIANTS AT ATLANTA ...... 1:00p (ET) N.Y. JETS AT BUFFALO ...... 1:00p (ET) CAROLINA AT BALTIMORE ...... 1:00p (ET) GREEN BAY AT DETROIT ...... 1:00p (ET) HOUSTON AT DALLAS ...... 12:00p (CT) WASHINGTON AT HOUSTON ...... 12:00p (CT) BUFFALO AT DETROIT ...... 1:00p (ET) JACKSONVILLE AT INDIANAPOLIS ...... 1:00p (ET) PHILADELPHIA AT NEW ORLEANS ...... 12:00p (CT) TENNESSEE AT MIAMI ...... 1:00p (ET) SEATTLE AT ST. LOUIS ...... 12:00p (CT) CHICAGO AT MINNESOTA ...... 12:00p (CT) CINCINNATI AT TAMPA BAY ...... 1:00p (ET) CINCINNATI AT PITTSBURGH ...... 1:00p (ET) TENNESSEE AT WASHINGTON ...... 1:00p (ET) CAROLINA AT TAMPA BAY ...... 1:00p (ET) MIAMI AT N.Y. JETS ...... 4:15p (ET) BALTIMORE AT CLEVELAND ...... 4:05p (ET) KANSAS CITY AT PITTSBURGH ...... 4:15p (ET)

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SAN DIEGO AT SAN FRANCISCO ...... 1:15p (PT) BUFFALO AT INDIANAPOLIS ...... 1:00p (ET) OAKLAND AT DENVER ...... 6:15p (MT) HOUSTON AT JACKSONVILLE ...... 1:00p (ET) MONDAY, OCTOBER 16 KANSAS CITY AT MIAMI ...... 1:00p (ET) CHICAGO AT ARIZONA ...... 5:30p (MST) GREEN BAY AT MINNESOTA ...... 12:00p (CT) SUNDAY, OCTOBER 22 (SEVENTH WEEKEND) N.Y. JETS AT NEW ENGLAND ...... 1:00p (ET) (BYES: BALTIMORE, CHICAGO, NEW ORLEANS, ST. CHICAGO AT N.Y. GIANTS ...... 1:00p (ET) LOUIS, SAN FRANCISCO, TENNESSEE) WASHINGTON AT PHILADELPHIA ...... 1:00p (ET) PITTSBURGH AT ATLANTA ...... 1:00p (ET) NEW ORLEANS AT PITTSBURGH ...... 1:00p (ET) NEW ENGLAND AT BUFFALO ...... 1:00p (ET) BALTIMORE AT TENNESSEE ...... 12:00p (CT) CAROLINA AT CINCINNATI ...... 1:00p (ET) DENVER AT OAKLAND ...... 1:05p (PT) JACKSONVILLE AT HOUSTON ...... 12:00p (CT) DALLAS AT ARIZONA ...... 2:15p (MT) SAN DIEGO AT KANSAS CITY ...... 12:00p (CT) ST. LOUIS AT SEATTLE ...... 1:15p (PT) GREEN BAY AT MIAMI ...... 1:00p (ET) NBC GAME TBD ...... 8:15p (ET) DETROIT AT N.Y. JETS ...... 1:00p (ET) MONDAY, NOVEMBER 13 PHILADELPHIA AT TAMPA BAY ...... 1:00p (ET) TAMPA BAY AT CAROLINA ...... 8:30p (ET) DENVER AT CLEVELAND ...... 4:05p (ET) SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19 (ELEVENTH WEEKEND)* WASHINGTON AT INDIANAPOLIS ...... 4:15p (ET) ATLANTA AT BALTIMORE ...... 1:00p (ET) ARIZONA AT OAKLAND ...... 1:15p (PT) ST. LOUIS AT CAROLINA ...... 1:00p (ET) MINNESOTA AT SEATTLE ...... 1:15p (PT) PITTSBURGH AT CLEVELAND ...... 1:00p (ET) MONDAY, OCTOBER 23 INDIANAPOLIS AT DALLAS ...... 12:00p (CT) N.Y. GIANTS AT DALLAS ...... 7:30p (CT) NEW ENGLAND AT GREEN BAY ...... 12:00p (CT) BUFFALO AT HOUSTON ...... 12:00p (CT) SUNDAY, OCTOBER 29 (EIGHTH WEEKEND) OAKLAND AT KANSAS CITY ...... 12:00p (CT) (BYES: BUFFALO, DETROIT, MIAMI, WASHINGTON) MINNESOTA AT MIAMI ...... 1:00p (ET) SAN FRANCISCO AT CHICAGO ...... 12:00p (CT) CINCINNATI AT NEW ORLEANS ...... 12:00p (CT) ATLANTA AT CINCINNATI ...... 1:00p (ET) CHICAGO AT N.Y. JETS ...... 1:00p (ET) ARIZONA AT GREEN BAY ...... 12:00p (CT) TENNESSEE AT PHILADELPHIA ...... 1:00p (ET) SEATTLE AT KANSAS CITY ...... 12:00p (CT) WASHINGTON AT TAMPA BAY ...... 1:00p (ET) BALTIMORE AT NEW ORLEANS ...... 12:00p (CT) DETROIT AT ARIZONA ...... 2:05p (MT) TAMPA BAY AT N.Y. GIANTS ...... 1:00p (ET) SEATTLE AT SAN FRANCISCO ...... 1:05p (PT) JACKSONVILLE AT PHILADELPHIA ...... 1:00p (ET) SAN DIEGO AT DENVER ...... 2:15p (MT) HOUSTON AT TENNESSEE ...... 12:00p (CT) NBC GAME TBD ...... 8:15p (ET) ST. LOUIS AT SAN DIEGO ...... 1:05p (PT) MONDAY, NOVEMBER 20 N.Y. JETS AT CLEVELAND ...... 4:15p (ET) N.Y. GIANTS AT JACKSONVILLE ...... 8:30p (ET) INDIANAPOLIS AT DENVER ...... 2:15p (MT) PITTSBURGH AT OAKLAND ...... 1:15p (PT) THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 23 (TWELFTH WEEKEND)* DALLAS AT CAROLINA ...... 8:15p (ET) MIAMI AT DETROIT ...... 12:30p (ET) MONDAY, OCTOBER 30 TAMPA BAY AT DALLAS ...... 3:15p (CT) NEW ENGLAND AT MINNESOTA ...... 7:30p (CT) DENVER AT KANSAS CITY ...... 7:00p (CT) SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 26 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5 (NINTH WEEKEND) NEW ORLEANS AT ATLANTA ...... 1:00p (ET) (BYES: ARIZONA, CAROLINA, N.Y. JETS, PITTSBURGH AT BALTIMORE ...... 1:00p (ET) PHILADELPHIA) JACKSONVILLE AT BUFFALO ...... 1:00p (ET) CINCINNATI AT BALTIMORE ...... 1:00p (ET) CINCINNATI AT CLEVELAND ...... 1:00p (ET) GREEN BAY AT BUFFALO ...... 1:00p (ET) PHILADELPHIA AT INDIANAPOLIS ...... 1:00p (ET) MIAMI AT CHICAGO ...... 12:00p (CT) ARIZONA AT MINNESOTA ...... 12:00p (CT) ATLANTA AT DETROIT ...... 1:00p (ET) CHICAGO AT NEW ENGLAND ...... 1:00p (ET) TENNESSEE AT JACKSONVILLE ...... 1:00p (ET) HOUSTON AT N.Y. JETS ...... 1:00p (ET) HOUSTON AT N.Y. GIANTS ...... 1:00p (ET) SAN FRANCISCO AT ST. LOUIS ...... 12:00p (CT) KANSAS CITY AT ST. LOUIS ...... 12:00p (CT) N.Y. GIANTS AT TENNESSEE ...... 12:00p (CT) NEW ORLEANS AT TAMPA BAY ...... 1:00p (ET) CAROLINA AT WASHINGTON ...... 1:00p (ET) DALLAS AT WASHINGTON ...... 1:00p (ET) OAKLAND AT SAN DIEGO ...... 1:05p (PT) MINNESOTA AT SAN FRANCISCO ...... 1:05p (PT) NBC GAME TBD ...... 8:15p (ET) DENVER AT PITTSBURGH ...... 4:15p(ET) MONDAY, NOVEMBER 27 CLEVELAND AT SAN DIEGO ...... 1:15p (PT) GREEN BAY AT SEATTLE ...... 5:30p (PT) INDIANAPOLIS AT NEW ENGLAND ...... 8:15p (ET) MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6 THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 30 OAKLAND AT SEATTLE ...... 5:30p (PT) (THIRTEENTH WEEKEND)* SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 12 (TENTH WEEKEND)* BALTIMORE AT CINCINNATI ...... 8:00p (ET) CLEVELAND AT ATLANTA ...... 1:00p (ET) SUNDAY, DECEMBER 3 SAN DIEGO AT CINCINNATI ...... 1:00p (ET) SAN DIEGO AT BUFFALO ...... 1:00p (ET) SAN FRANCISCO AT DETROIT ...... 1:00p (ET) MINNESOTA AT CHICAGO ...... 12:00p (CT)

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TOP PROFESSIONAL FOOTBALL RECORDS (1963-2005) Winning Team Percentage 1. RAIDERS .602 2. Miami Dolphins (since 1966) .599 3. Dallas Cowboys .592