3 Rings, f****t

[midnightpulp]

Sorry for the ring smack, as a Raider fan, it's all I got.

[IronMexican]

Joke of a franchise.

[4>0rings]

lol Napoleon Kaufman











although I enjoyed watching him play back in the day, go Jesus!

[SAtown]

Why do you Raiderfans act surprised every year when they end up blowing? Is the hype that strong in that area?

[BUMP]

Why do you Raiderfans act surprised every year when they end up blowing? Is the hype that strong in that area?

I doubt anyone's really surprised.

They shouldn't be as long as Al Davis is owner. He is becoming the worst owner in the league (if not already).

He's terrible at evaluating talent (lol Heyward Bey, lol Russell, lol Campbell=Plunkett) and then makes weird hires for coaches and then keep them around too long.

[IronMexican]

I don't expect much till Al dies.

[Daddy_Of_All_Trolls]

Yep, Raiders franchise has 3 rings, and that's how many their fans celebrate, even though one was won in Los Angeles, it doesn't belong to the city. Any fans of the Los Angeles Rams can celebrate the NFL championship from 60 or so years back, and the one in St Louis if they so choose. Brooklyn Dodger fans, if any are still living, still root for the Dodgers in Los Angeles. It doesn't matter where a fan lives, when they were born, or where the franchise was when the le was won. I know you love to troll Lakers fans, but you have just refuted your own argument the Lakers only have 11 championships. They have 16 and every major news source agrees, including the NBA.

The two exceptions are the Clevealnd Browns and the Seattle Supersonics. when those teams left, they made deals to keep the team colors, name and history in those cities. Check Browns page out: http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/cle/t

If Seattle ever gets an NBA team again, basketball reference will correct their pages to match football-reference

[midnightpulp]

Yep, Raiders franchise has 3 rings, and that's how many their fans celebrate, even though one was won in Los Angeles, it doesn't belong to the city. Any fans of the Los Angeles Rams can celebrate the NFL championship from 60 or so years back, and the one in St Louis if they so choose. Brooklyn Dodger fans, if any are still living, still root for the Dodgers in Los Angeles. It doesn't matter where a fan lives, when they were born, or where the franchise was when the le was won. I know you love to troll Lakers fans, but you have just refuted your own argument the Lakers only have 11 championships. They have 16 and every major news source agrees, including the NBA.

The two exceptions are the Clevealnd Browns and the Seattle Supersonics. when those teams left, they made deals to keep the team colors, name and history in those cities. Check Browns page out: http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/cle/t

If Seattle ever gets an NBA team again, basketball reference will correct their pages to match football-reference

the Lakers.

[stretch]

ans are a good team, and when VY plays like he did today, they are the most unstoppable team in the league

[kamikazi_player]

5 rings, got

[Steve Kerr]

ans are a good team, and when VY plays like he did today, they are the most unstoppable team in the league

I'm sure they look unstoppable against the Raiders

[IronMexican]

Yep, Raiders franchise has 3 rings, and that's how many their fans celebrate, even though one was won in Los Angeles, it doesn't belong to the city. Any fans of the Los Angeles Rams can celebrate the NFL championship from 60 or so years back, and the one in St Louis if they so choose. Brooklyn Dodger fans, if any are still living, still root for the Dodgers in Los Angeles. It doesn't matter where a fan lives, when they were born, or where the franchise was when the le was won. I know you love to troll Lakers fans, but you have just refuted your own argument the Lakers only have 11 championships. They have 16 and every major news source agrees, including the NBA.

The two exceptions are the Clevealnd Browns and the Seattle Supersonics. when those teams left, they made deals to keep the team colors, name and history in those cities. Check Browns page out: http://www.pro-football-reference.com/teams/cle/t

If Seattle ever gets an NBA team again, basketball reference will correct their pages to match football-reference

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[x] ing told

[Daddy_Of_All_Trolls]

the Lakers.

Fine. Just don't use that old argument anymore or this thread may be linked. Seriously though, why isn't Ken Stabler in the Hall of Fame? He wasn't called "The Snake" for nothing. er was clutch as , and he beat my Vikings in a Superbowl. (Ha! So did everyone else). To me, he's the greatest QB the Raiders ever had. Daryl Lamonica was pretty good in the old days as well. Good old center Jim Otto, and punter Ray Guy. Fred Belitinkoff. of a team that didn't win as many les as they deserved.