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My all-time favorite Raider

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Watch all the old film. The Raiders didn't invent hitting the opponent - they industrialized it. That was the way it was played.

Lynn Swann use to get fucked up by the Raiders!! Swann also said violence must stop in football.

I think that the dirtiest player ever was Night Train Lane. Close second is that lineman for the Saints whose name escapes me who would punch, bite and kick people.

Once he retired, you would never know he was a Raider!

OUCH! 🤕

Lynn Swann...perfect name for such a girly dude.

No you haven't a clue about football or what you're talking about! Dirty players abounded in the NFL. Conrad Dobler was the dirtiest ever. There also were Bill Romanowski who spit in people's faces, Mel Blount who slammed people on their faces and used every single dirty move that George used and never forget Johnny Sample or all of the white guys who used to spit on Jim Brown and step on his legs and hands with cleats while he was down! You should be working at Walmart instead of making up lies on CZcams. 🤡

This is when men played football

I had the pleasure of meeting Willie Brown twice, he was never anything less than the epitome of class. Rest in Peace Willie you will be missed.

R.I.P Bob "Boomer" Brown! 🏉🏴‍☠️

The Raider Way

RN4L! 🏴‍☠️

Remember watching Daryle go. Mad. Bomber with the Raiders fun football AFL. Days

Please show these young offensive linemen these tapes of tha old Raiders and how this is done and this is how we want them to be

Are YOU here because you miss the NFL as it WAS ???

I got to see him in like 1972 when he came back to Husky stadium UW to play an alumni game and got his autograph as little kid going out on the field. He was always a hero of mine. Taping up the current owner of the raiders, that's great, look how he turned out, bit of a joke. Sad to see that Oakland would not give them a new stadium. wow I sure remember that old rivalry between the chiefs and the raiders, it was huge

Otis was a Beast!

Lamonica would have thrown for 6000 yards in today’s game. He had a cannon and I don’t have to tell you about what he could do with it with that nickname. 💣

My friend was an NFL starting offensive lineman and said Howie Long was the hardest D linemen he played against.

Mine Too! Infact my HS football jersey was #75. I didn't get to wear it during pop warner because we were literally fighting for that number, as well as #77 (Alzado), #99 (Gastineau). So the Coach DeLuca setup "King of the Pit". All challengers and takes for a particular jersey numbers, you were going to have 'earn' it. It was the 80s! You could get away with that stuff back then. We were latchkey kids, we didn't have helicopter parents, and our dads' said, "if you want it, go fight for it." We weren't wussies back then either! I ended up with #68 throughout middle school. 🙁 But got my number #75 in HS, as well as starting D-End 3-out-of-4 years, and a spot on the All-Star team my Senior year.

As an additional comment, that Raider offensive line may have been the best ever. But, the Seventies Steelers were the better team!! Four Super Bowl wins to one. The Raiders still had a very difficult time moving the ball against that great defense. While the Oakland defense gave up too many rushing yards to Pittsburgh in those title games. They were by far the too best teams of that decade, though. Had it not been for the Steelers, the Raiders would have had three or more Lombardi trophies of their own.

It turns out every guy has an opponent that could eat his lunch!! For Bob Brown, that man was Rich "Tombstone" Jackson of the Denver Broncos. Jackson is another mystery man that belonged way higher on the all time lists than the stature he was granted. Lyle Alzado of the Raiders and Broncos said that "Bob couldn't last three quarters against Rich."" Knee problems of his own kept Jackson from true immortality.

You know, I used to think that the tough, hard hitting players were really cool and what made football great. Here’s the problem, it’s only a fucken game !!! You don’t put people in wheelchairs over a fucken game !!!

George Atkinson was a true bad ass! He'd be kicked out nowadays.

He was an asshole, but you can't argue with the fact he could kill you easily. He was the reason guns were invented.

Atkinson wasn't dirty. He was FILTHY dirty. If he saw a shot at a forearm shiver or a clothesline he'd take it without condition. He taught Tatum well.

Nah, not dirty. He played within the rules at the time. If you chose to step onto the field, you knew the potential for a viscous hit to end you career or your life. Different time, different men. They were real men in the most violent sport of it's time.

But he never won the big one, he did show a little touch occasionally

Good old days I miss them so much great football and video

John Matuszak was a class act. Led the Raiders to two Super Bowl 🏈 appearances. He retired after the strike shortened 1982 season and got into acting and personal appearances. He appeared in North Dallas 40 as a football player, and the movie was an exposé on the seamy side of professional football. Sadly, he passed away at the age of 37.

He didn’t try to act crazy and hurt people. He just played to win. Heck of an athlete. A true sportsman.

Watching this makes you see just how much todays NFL is trash.

Bob brown inspired Gene upshaw

It took two decades of rule changes to stop the Raiders from winning. There will never be another defense like this.

Those Raider / Steeler Gmes Were Brutal

There was only one Tooz! Miss the old Oakland Raiders and their brand of football!

RAIDERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

theee baddest!!!!!!!

This is the football I grew up on, my introduction to football. This is the true definition of a headhunter, dude did every penalty in the book that is illegal now and a few illegal then: horse collar, leading with helmet, late hits, hits waaaaaay out of bounds, unnecessary roughness, facemasks, defenseless receivers, helmet to helmet, .....

George and Jack Tatum were both absolute gentlemen, in every respect, off of the field, but when the gear went on, so did that switch. The last thing their opponents ever wanted to do, was talk shit or piss them off. Soul Patrol Forever, RIP WB, AT & JT!

Awesome

I wish some team would find a way to use a vertical game in today’s NFL. With today’s D-ends it almost impossible. But I’d love to see the Raiders try.

Thank you George. One of the best of all time! Was an honor to see you out on that field back in the day!!! (when football was actually "Football").

This country needs a Mad Awakening!!

Monte Johnson was a tough guy

I was always a Steelers and Raiders fan, Loved John Madden as Coach and later, the No 1 Sports Broadcaster.