Tim73(TMac) @Tim7319

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Raiders History @Oaklraiders1976

a month ago

Two fans of Stickum, Fred Biletnikoff and Lester Hayes sit on the sideline during a Oakland away game. #Raiders #Raidernation

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Tim73(TMac) @Tim7319

a month ago

@spanky Thanks for another amazing experience at @bet_bash !!

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Tim73(TMac) @Tim7319

a month ago

@vegashorsepools Great seeing you again Scott!! Really appreciate the luncheon it was a great time and also made some great new connections because of it. Well done Sir!

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Tim73(TMac) @Tim7319

a month ago

@aorphan67 it was a pleasure meeting you this last week @bet_bash. Looking forward to chatting with you in the future.

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Tim73(TMac) @Tim7319

a month ago

@DeRosa_Antonino Briefly spoke with you, way to loud at the time😂. It was nice meeting you 👍

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Rest Easy Ray Fosse , the A's used to have a promotion called Root Beer Float Day where the players or announcer's would make you a root beer float and you got to talk to them , Ray Fosse was always one of my favorite former A's that I got to talk too 🙏🏻⚾

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Joe Salvatore @radiojoee

2 months ago

August, 4, 1998: The #Yankees and #Athletics were playing a Doubleheader at the Coliseum . In the 2nd game, I walked by the A's radio booth as Darryl Strawberry hit a Grand Slam off Billy Taylor. (1/2)

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JT The Brick @JTTheBrick

2 months ago

Put Jim Plunkett in the @ProFootballHOF #RaiderNation

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All Things Raiders @AllThingsLVR

2 months ago

"No Stickum, No Problem!" #Raiders legendary Cornerback Lester "The Judge" Hayes played 10 seasons and was arguably the best defensive back in the NFL between 1979 and 1985. Hayes was a true lockdown corner, a legend, and deserves to be in the @ProFootballHOF! 🏴‍☠️👇 #Legend #Greatness #RaidersMystique

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Tim73(TMac) @Tim7319

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THE NATION @TheNAT1ON_

2 months ago

Just Win Baby! showcasing most players & figures that impacted the franchise in Los Angeles 🏴‍☠️ from 1982-94

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All Things Raiders @AllThingsLVR

2 months ago

"89-Yards and a cloud of dust!" Former #Raiders Running Back Kenny King was a true "Home Run Hitter." King's stride once in the open field was a thing of beauty! Hitting top speed almost instantly, King's long touchdowns were something to behold. Fun fact: In 1980, the Houston Oilers traded King and two draft picks to the Raiders in exchange for veteran defensive back Jack "The Assassin" Tatum. King helped the @Raiders get to and win Super Bowl XV and XVIII. Check out this iconic touchdown run by Kenny King from 1980👇🏴‍☠️ Oaktown was rockin!

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Raiders History @Oaklraiders1976

2 months ago

Al Davis on Fred Biletnikoff and his " WILL TO WIN!". Freddy hated to lose.

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Tim73(TMac) @Tim7319

3 months ago

@BBGreatMoments 1984!!

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NFLHuddle 🏈 @NFLHuddleUp

4 months ago

1980: WHEN LESTER HAYES TOOK OVER THE NFL There have been dominant seasons in NFL history. Quarterbacks have bent the league. Pass rushers have terrorized it. Running backs have carried it. But only once has a cornerback controlled an entire NFL season the way Lester Hayes did in 1980. That year remains the most dominant single season ever produced by a defensive back—not because of one statistic, but because of how completely he changed the behavior of offenses. Hayes intercepted 13 passes in a 16-game season. That number alone commands attention. But it’s what followed that defines dominance. In the postseason—when teams become cautious and conservative, Hayes intercepted four more passes, including two in the Super Bowl. He finished the year as NFL Defensive Player of the Year, First-Team All-Pro, and a Super Bowl Champion. No defensive back before or since has combined league-leading takeaways, postseason control, and a championship run in a single season. Hayes’ coverage style was confrontational and suffocating. He disrupted timing at the line, rode receivers through their stems, and attacked the football like it belonged to him. His effectiveness was so overwhelming that the league eventually banned Stickum, because one defender had pushed competitive balance too far. But here’s the part history often misses: Hayes remained elite after the ban. What changed wasn’t his ability, it was the willingness of quarterbacks to challenge him at all. Many corners have been great. Some have been smoother. A few have been longer, faster, or more technically pristine. But none have owned a year the way Lester Hayes owned 1980. That season wasn’t just the best year by a cornerback. It was one of the most dominant seasons by any defensive player in NFL history regardless of position. For one unforgettable year, the most influential player in professional football didn’t touch the ball on offense. He waited for it. And when quarterbacks forgot who he was, he reminded them. 1980 didn’t belong to an offense. It belonged to Lester Hayes. Thank you for reading. If you enjoy this kind of work, please give me a follow. #NFL #Raiders #LesterHayes #History #Football #RaiderNation