To Jim Gray, Al Davis was more than a fascinating interview subject. Much more. "Al was a dear friend of mine, a mentor," the award-winning sportscaster told me softly last week.

Davis was the owner of the Raiders and ran the franchise from 1972 until his death in 2011. He also served as the team’s head coach from 1963-1965 before becoming a part-time owner, all while ...

Christian Bale's transformation into Al Davis for the upcoming Madden movie is creating buzz. Leaked images show Bale's striking resemblance to the legendary Raiders owner.

Christian Bale was cast as Al Davis, who began his legendary NFL story as the Oakland Raiders’ head coach for three years (1963 to 1965) before moving up to part owner and GM in 1966.

In Madden, he takes on the role of Al Davis, the flamboyant and fiercely independent NFL team owner known for his slogan “Just win, baby” and his legendary clashes with the NFL establishment.

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Al Davis’s Childhood Allen R. Davis was born in 1929 in Brockton, Massachusetts, to Jewish parents Louis and Rose Davis. The couple’s firstborn son was Jerry.

Al Davis was serious about winning, so much so, Jon Gruden, the head coach back when the Raiders were last successful, and even the head coach from a few regimes ago, was scared for his life after ...

Raiders legendary owner Al Davis was one of a kind. Davis made the Raiders organization what it is today. He will always have an outstanding impact on the Raiders forever. Michael Canelo | Feb 13 ...

"Al Michaels told me in the booth that ‘if you mentioned his name, you're going to get dead air. We don't get along with Al Davis.’" Photo edited by Liam McGuire NFL By Brandon Contes on 01/23 ...

Otto was drafted by Al Davis and the Raiders in the fourth round of the 1965 AFL Draft and immediately made an impact in his rookie season. He intercepted three passes, returning two for ...

LAS VEGAS (KTNV) — It's been 12 years since American football coach and executive Allen "Al" Davis passed away. He was 82 years old when he died in 2011.