Oakland RAIDERS AL DAVIS Cost The RAIDERS How Many SUPER BOWLS Over The Years?
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Careful sparky! Don't be hating Art Shell.  Art is a class act.  He was fired from the Raiders too early and has never been given another chance to coach.  I don't blame the guy for taking the job.  He just wants to get back into the game.  Will he do a good job, probably not.  But that won't be all his fault.  Bill Parcells could not turn this ship around this year.\n\nAl Davis is a great and terrible owner all at once.  When you talk to the players most of them love him.  I have heard numerous interviews with former players who talk about him.\n\nDavis' problem is he still wants to play old school football with a little finesse.  He thinks by bringing every tough has-been and malcontent onto his team they will bond and become a group of rough bruisers.\n\nDavis is stubborn and doesn't seem to think clearly.  He needs to hand over the football operations to someone else.  He is the man to blame because he does the hiring and firing.
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Upshaw\n\nPosted by Cynthia D. Brown Holley <cdholley59@aol.com> on Sat, 21 Jun 2003, in response to RESEARCH ASSISTANCE, posted by MUHAMMAD ABDULLAH on Tue, 17 Dec 2002\nYes you are correct Gene Upshaw and I are cousins, also Reagon Rpshaw who also played for the Raiders. I think the key to my serch is in the relatives that live in Texas and Oakland. After my mother Treva Ozell Upshaw died, My aunt Imogene Freeman took me in, she has one son Charles Upshaw\nfather of Reagan Upshaw. I will keep on searching. Thank you for your addvice.
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Jim Brown\nHe was a unaminous first-team all-NFL pick eight times, 1957 through 1961, 1963 through 1965. He played in 9 pro-bowls in nine years and had 12,312 rush yards in nine seasons. and 15,459 total net yards. He is also in the hall of fame
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Oakland Raiders and Washington Redskins
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1988-1989:\n3 Phil Henderson\n13 Joe Cook\n14 Quin Snyder\n21 Robert Brickey\n22 Greg Koubek\n23 Brian Davis\n30 Alaa Abdelnaby\n32 Christian Laettner\n33 John Smith\n34 Crawford Palmer\n35 Danny Ferry\n42 George Burgin\n45 Clay Buckley\n\n1989-1990\n3 Phil Henderson\n5 Bill McCaffrey \n11 Bobby Hurley\n12 Thomas Hill\n13 Joe Cook\n21 Robert Brickey\n22 Greg Koubek\n23 Brian Davis\n30 Alaa Abdelnaby\n32 Christian Laettner\n34 Crawford Palmer\n45 Clay Buckley\n\n1990-1991\n3 Marty Clark\n5  Bill McCaffrey \n11 Bobby Hurley\n12 Thomas Hill\n21 Antonio Lang\n22 Greg Koubek\n23 Brian Davis\n32 Christian Laettner\n33 Grant Hill\n34 Crawford Palmer\n45 Clay Buckley\n54  Christian Ast\n\n1991-1992\n3 Marty Clark\n4 Kenny Blakeney\n5 Ron Burt \n11 Bobby Hurley\n12 Thomas Hill\n21 Antonio Lang\n23 Brian Davis\n32 Christian Laettner\n33 Grant Hill\n44 Cherokee Parks\n52 Erik Meek\n54 Christian Ast\n\n1992-1993\n3 Marty Clark\n4 Kenny Blakeney\n11 Bobby Hurley\n12 Thomas Hill\n20 Chris Collins\n21 Antonio Lang\n30 Tony Moore\n31 Stan Brunson \n33 Grant Hill\n44 Cherokee Parks\n52 Erik Meek\n? Kenny Brown\n\n1993-1994\n3 Marty Clark\n4 Kenny Blakeney\n5 Jeff Capel\n20 Chris Collins\n21 Antonio Lang\n30 Tony Moore\n31 Stan Brunson \n33 Grant Hill\n34 Carmen Wallace\n42 Joey Beard\n44 Cherokee Parks\n52 Erik Meek\n55 Greg Newton\n\n1994-1995\n3 Ricky Price\n4 Kenny Blakeney\n5 Jeff Capel\n12 Steve Wojciechowski\n15 Todd Singleton\n20 Chris Collins\n21 Trajan Langdon\n30 Tony Moore\n31 Stan Brunson \n34 Carmen Wallace\n42 Joey Beard\n44 Cherokee Parks\n52 Erik Meek\n55 Greg Newton
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Before 2000 it was the Oakland Raiders!!!They had the dolphins by a bit. But some losing season have dropped them below.
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if Its Super Bowls its Pittsburg\nBut Championships before It was called Super Bowl + The Super Bowl Is Green bay Packers With 12 Then Chicago Bears With 9
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49ers. 5 SBs in 13 years that is absolutely unheard of. The other 2 teams with 5 rings(steelers and cowboys) won their first SB's in the 70's. The niners didn't win their 1st till 1981 but won so many in such little time they beat steel city and the 'boys to 5
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They have been in it 5 times:\n\nXXVI Jan. 26, 1992 Washington 37, Buffalo 24  at the Metrodome in Minneapolis, Minnesota  \n\nXXII Jan. 31, 1988 Washington 42, Denver 10 at the San Diego Jack Murphy Stadium in San Diego, California\n\nXVIII Jan. 22, 1984 L.A. Raiders 38, Washington 9 at the Tampa Stadium in Tampa, Florida\n\nXVII Jan. 30, 1983 Washington 27, Miami 17 at the Rose Bowl in Pasadena, California\n\nVII Jan. 14, 1973 Miami 14, Washington 7 at the Memorial Coliseum in Los Angeles, California
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Terrell Davis of the Denver Broncos has a career total of 7,607 rushing yards. That currently ranks him #41st on the all-time rushing yardage list.
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Super Bowl V in January 1971 (following the 1970 season).  MVP was Chuck Howley, linebacker for the Cowboys who lost to the Colts 16-13 in the first Super Bowl played after the NFL and AFL merger.  The Colts, along with the Steelers and Browns, had just started playing in the AFC with the 10 teams from the AFL.\n\nDue to the number of turnovers between the two teams, Super Bowl V has always been dubbed the "Stupor Bowl."
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HI ANNIE,I'M OLD SCHOOL GIRL,MY TEAM IS THE OAKLAND RAIDERS.I GO BACK TO THE 60'S WITH MY TEAM,I BLEED THE SILVER& BLACK UNTILL THE DAY I DIE. SEE YA...
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1967--Green Bay repeated and beat Oakland 33-14 in Super Bowl.
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Read this\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Super_Bowl
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1966 people.\n\n2007 is superbowl 41 take 41  from  2007 and its 66!\n\nWon by Green Bay by the way\n\nok correction it was the 66 season but played in 67. The game itself was jan 15 67 but the seaosn is 66 hence 41 in 2007.
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Either the 1970's Raiders or the 49ers secondary in the 1980's.
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In 1967... "The Oakland Raiders selected defensive tackle Richard Sligh in the 10th round. Although his pro career lasted just eight games, the 7'0" Sligh holds the distinction of being the tallest person ever to play pro football."