Without Jordy Nelson, the Packers did not have enough speed last season. Green Bay hopes they addressed this in the NFL draft.

With Jim Gray and his wife Frann having joined forces with Tom Brady to curate and open what Brady referred to as a ...

Longtime Oakland Raiders owner Al Davis, whose maverick style had a huge impact on professional football, has died. The 82-year-old saw his team win three Super Bowls. His independent streak was ...

UC Davis has gone from University Farm to global education powerhouse, and it’s time to shout about the things that make us great, Chancellor Gary S. May said Monday (Jan. 27) at the 2020 Kickoff ...

Al Davis was the personification of pride and poise, commitment to excellence and his “just win, baby” mantra -- everything he wanted the Oakland Raiders to stand for.

The legal feud between Raiders owner Al Davis and the National Football League is the kind of juicy stuff that ought to be hard to screw up, but ESPN manages to do just that with “Al Davis vs ...

Oakland Raiders owner and NFL pioneer Al Davis died on Saturday at the age of 82, the Raiders announced on their official site . Davis' impact on the NFL has shaped the game into what is today ...

View full size AP file Al Davis -- here announcing his planned move to Los Angeles in 1987 -- was in the middle of much of the NFL's biggest moments over the last 50 years.

Davis helped revolutionized offense in the early 1960s by implementing an aggressive passing game he referred to as the “vertical game.” Davis’ other fabled mantra was “Just win, baby!” ...

From the time he became the youngest coach and general manager in sports when he came to the Oakland Raiders in 1963, Al Davis had one goal and it became his mantra, "Just win, baby." ...

Al Davis, the long-time owner of the Raiders whose mantra was "just win, baby" has died. An obituary in the Associated Press details the Raiders' glory years, eventual decline and how Davis shook ...