Las Vegas Raiders All-Time Greats
The greatest to ever wear the silver and black, ranked, remembered, and worth collecting.
Founded in Oakland in 1960, the Raiders built a renegade identity across four decades and three cities, winning three Super Bowls behind a swaggering silver-and-black mystique. These are the greatest ever to answer the call, ranked.
- Conference
- AFC West
- Founded
- 1960
- Home fields
- Frank Youell Field, Oakland Coliseum (1966), LA Memorial Coliseum (1982), Allegiant Stadium (2020)
- Titles
- 1 AFL Championship (1967), 3 Super Bowls (XI, XV, XVIII)
- Relocations
- Oakland to Los Angeles to Oakland to Las Vegas
Mr. Raider played 16 seasons in silver and black and retired as the franchise's all-time leader in receptions and receiving yards. A nine-time Pro Bowler and 1987 Heisman winner, he finished with 1,094 catches and 100 touchdowns en route to Canton.
The 1985 NFL MVP and Super Bowl XVIII MVP, Allen delivered one of the greatest title-game runs ever on a 74-yard touchdown. His vision and versatility made him the centerpiece of the Los Angeles Raiders offense for a decade.
A cornerstone of the Raiders' powerful offensive lines, Upshaw won two Super Bowls and made seven Pro Bowls over 15 seasons. He is the only player to start in Super Bowls across three different decades and entered the Hall of Fame in 1987.
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An anchor at left tackle for 15 seasons, Shell earned eight Pro Bowl nods and two Super Bowl rings. He later became the NFL's first modern African American head coach, cementing his place as a franchise pillar on and off the field.
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The Snake led the Raiders to their first Super Bowl title in 1976 and was the 1974 NFL MVP. The franchise's all-time leader in quarterback wins, his cool fourth-quarter heroics defined the swashbuckling Raiders of the 1970s.
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A relentless and versatile defensive lineman, Long made eight Pro Bowls and won a Super Bowl in his third season. His combination of power and quickness off the edge made him one of the most feared linemen of the 1980s and a 2000 Hall of Famer.
Famous for his sure hands and precise routes, Biletnikoff was the MVP of Super Bowl XI. A four-time Pro Bowler who caught 589 passes for the Raiders, his name now adorns college football's award for the nation's top receiver.
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A shutdown cornerback on the NFL's 1970s All-Decade Team, Brown sealed Super Bowl XI with a 75-yard interception return for a touchdown. He recorded 39 interceptions as a Raider and was enshrined in Canton in 1984.
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A 1998 Defensive Rookie of the Year, Woodson returned to Oakland late in his career as a playmaking safety. His ball-hawking instincts produced multiple All-Pro seasons in silver and black before his 2021 Hall of Fame induction.
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The Mad Stork used his 6-foot-7 frame to disrupt offenses and block kicks for nine Raiders seasons. He won three Super Bowls in Oakland and Los Angeles and made the Pro Bowl four times as one of the era's most unique defenders.
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A blazing deep threat, Branch was the vertical element on three championship teams and a four-time Pro Bowler. His speed forced defenses to respect the entire field.
Nicknamed the Ghost, Casper was a sure-handed, clutch tight end best remembered for the Holy Roller and Ghost to the Post. He was a central figure in the franchise's late-1970s success.
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The franchise's legends together on a solid-wood 12x15 plaque - eight genuine licensed cards under an engraved nameplate, built and ready to hang in your fan cave.
Each plaque is built from genuine licensed cards; the exact card of each player may vary slightly from those pictured. Handmade in the USA · ships nationwide.