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Oakland Raiders 2006-07 Schedule below

Minnesota Vikings	Oakland Raiders	Monday, 08/14/06	at 7:00pm	Metrodome
Oakland Raiders	San Francisco 49ers	Thursday, 08/17/06	at TBA	McAfee Coliseum
Oakland Raiders	San Francisco 49ers	Sunday, 08/20/06	at TBA	McAfee Coliseum
Oakland Raiders	Detroit Lions	Thursday, 08/24/06	at TBA	McAfee Coliseum
Oakland Raiders	Detroit Lions	Sunday, 08/27/06	at TBA	McAfee Coliseum
Seattle Seahawks	Oakland Raiders	Thursday, 08/31/06	at 7:00pm	Qwest Field
Oakland Raiders	Philadelphia Eagles	Sunday, 08/6/06	at 5:00pm	McAfee Coliseum
Oakland Raiders	San Diego Chargers	Monday, 09/11/06	at 7:15pm	McAfee Coliseum
Baltimore Ravens	Oakland Raiders	Sunday, 09/17/06	at 1:00pm	M and T Bank Stadium
Oakland Raiders	Cleveland Browns	Sunday, 10/1/06	at 1:15pm	McAfee Coliseum
Denver Broncos	Oakland Raiders	Sunday, 10/15/06	at 6:15pm	Invesco Field
Oakland Raiders	Arizona Cardinals	Sunday, 10/22/06	at 1:15pm	McAfee Coliseum
Oakland Raiders	Pittsburgh Steelers	Sunday, 10/29/06	at 1:15pm	McAfee Coliseum
San Francisco 49ers	Oakland Raiders	Sunday, 10/8/06	at 1:05pm	Monster Park
Oakland Raiders	Denver Broncos	Sunday, 11/12/06	at 1:05pm	McAfee Coliseum
Kansas City Chiefs	Oakland Raiders	Sunday, 11/19/06	at 12:00pm	Arrowhead Stadium
San Diego Chargers	Oakland Raiders	Sunday, 11/26/06	at 1:05pm	Qualcomm Stadium
Seattle Seahawks	Oakland Raiders	Monday, 11/6/06	at 5:30pm	Qwest Field
Cincinnati Bengals	Oakland Raiders	Sunday, 12/10/06	at 1:00pm	Paul Brown Stadium
Oakland Raiders	St. Louis Rams	Sunday, 12/17/06	at 1:15pm	McAfee Coliseum
Oakland Raiders	Kansas City Chiefs	Saturday, 12/23/06	at 5:00pm	McAfee Coliseum
Oakland Raiders	Houston Texans	Sunday, 12/3/06	at 1:05pm	McAfee Coliseum
New York Jets	Oakland Raiders	Sunday, 12/31/06	at 1:00pm	Giants Stadium

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2005-06 NFL Oakland Raiders Roster

15 Adkisson, James WR 6'04'' 230 01/11/1980 1 South Carolina
21 Asomugha, Nnamdi CB 6'02'' 210 07/6/1981 2 California
70 Badger, Brad G 6'04'' 319 01/11/1975 8 Stanford
91 Brayton, Tyler DE 6'06'' 270 11/20/1979 2 Colorado
56 Brooks, Bobby MLB 6'02" 240 03/3/1976 5 Fresno State
81 Brown, Tim WR 6'00'' 195 07/22/1966 16 Notre Dame
34 Buchanan, Ray CB 5'09'' 186 09/29/1971 12 Louisville
31 Buchanon, Phillip CB 5'10'' 186 09/19/1980 3 Miami
27 Burnell, Keith DB 5'11" 208 01/8/1979 1 Delaware
73 Campion, Pete G 6'04" 310 12/3/1979 1 North Dakota State
55 Chapman, Robert LB 6'03" 240 01/19/1979 1 Southern U.
31 Charlton, Ike CB 5'11'' 204 10/8/1977 5 Virginia Tech
55 Clark, Danny OLB 6'02'' 241 05/9/1977 5 Illinois
81 Cole, Chris WR 6'00'' 195 10/12/1977 4 Texas A&M
5 Collins, Kerry QB 6'05'' 250 12/30/1972 10 Penn State
79 Collins, Mo G 6'04'' 325 09/22/1976 7 Florida
75 Cooper, Chris DT 6'06'' 275 12/27/1977 4 Nebraska-Omaha
32 Crockett, Zack FB 6'02'' 240 12/2/1972 10 Florida State
89 Curry, Ronald WR 6'02'' 220 05/28/1979 2 North Carolina
25 Downs, Chris RB 5'08'' 195 03/26/1979 1 Maryland
13 Engemann, Bret QB 6'05" 235 12/7/1977 1 Brigham Young
20 Fargas, Justin RB 6'01'' 220 01/25/1980 2 Southern California
85 Gabriel, Doug WR 6'02'' 210 08/27/1980 2 Central Florida
12 Gannon, Rich QB 6'03'' 210 01/20/1966 17 Delaware
98 Gbaja-Biamila, Akbar DE 6'05'' 255 05/6/1979 2 San Diego State
36 Gibson, Derrick SS 6'02'' 215 03/22/1979 4 Florida State
99 Grant, DeLawrence DE 6'03'' 280 11/18/1979 3 Oregon State
52 Green, Donny OLB 6'02" 238 09/18/1977 1 Virginia
42 Hambrick, Troy RB 6'01'' 233 11/6/1978 5 Savannah State
91 Hamilton, Bobby DE 6'05'' 280 07/1/1971 9 Southern Mississippi
58 Harris, Napoleon MLB 6'03'' 250 02/25/1979 3 Northwestern
44 Hetherington, Chris FB 6'03'' 244 11/27/1972 9 Yale
77 Hicks, Robert T 6'07'' 330 11/17/1974 4 Mississippi State
71 Hulsey, Corey G 6'05" 345 07/26/1977 3 Clemson
96 Irons, Grant DE 6'05'' 275 07/7/1979 3 Notre Dame
11 Janikowski, Sebastian K 6'01'' 255 03/2/1978 5 Florida State
82 Johnson, Teyo TE 6'06'' 255 11/29/1981 2 Stanford
51 Johnson, Tim LB 6'00'' 235 02/7/1978 3 Youngstown State
88 Jolley, Doug TE 6'04'' 246 01/2/1979 3 Brigham Young
9 Lechler, Shane P 6'02'' 225 08/7/1976 5 Texas A&M
38 Love, Clarence CB 5'10'' 181 06/16/1976 4 Toledo
17 Martin, Tee QB 6'03" 227 07/25/1978 1 Tennessee
88 McCord, Quentin WR 5'10'' 188 06/26/1978 4 Kentucky
73 Middleton, Frank G 6'03'' 330 10/25/1974 8 Arizona
44 Nash, Keyon DB 6'03'' 215 03/11/1979 1 Albany State, Ga.
43 Newman, David TE 6'06'' 265 08/6/1978 1 Louisiana Tech
25 Niklos, J.R. RB 6'03'' 233 06/19/1979 1 Western Illinois
95 Nugent, David DE 6'04" 300 10/27/1977 5 Purdue
97 Parrella, John DT 6'03'' 305 11/22/1969 12 Nebraska
55 Pierson, Shurron DE 6'03'' 242 05/31/1982 2 South Florida
84 Porter, Jerry WR 6'02'' 220 07/14/1978 5 West Virginia
27 Redmond, J.R. RB 5'11" 215 09/28/1977 4 Arizona State
80 Rice, Jerry WR 6'02'' 196 10/13/1962 19 Mississippi Valley
57 Rudd, Dwayne OLB 6'02'' 237 02/3/1976 8 Alabama
67 Saipaia, Blaine C 6'03" 310 08/25/1978 1 Colorado State
92 Sands, Terdell DT 6'08" 340 10/31/1979 2 Tenn.-Chattanooga
99 Sapp, Warren DT 6'02'' 303 12/19/1972 10 Miami
37 Scott, Carey CB 5'11'' 207 08/11/1978 2 Kentucky State
76 Setzer, Bobby DE 6'04'' 280 06/16/1976 3 Boise State
38 Shepherd, Jacoby CB 6'01" 195 08/31/1979 4 Oklahoma State
65 Sims, Barry T 6'05'' 300 12/1/1974 6 Utah
78 Slaughter, Chad T 6'07'' 344 06/4/1978 2 Alcorn State
56 Smith, Travian OLB 6'04'' 240 08/26/1975 6 Oklahoma
86 Stone, John WR 5'10" 182 07/7/1979 1 Wake Forest
65 Stone, Ron G 6'05'' 330 07/20/1971 12 Boston College
31 Terrell, David SS 6'00'' 187 07/8/1975 5 Texas-El Paso
62 Treu, Adam C 6'05'' 300 06/24/1974 8 Nebraska
8 Tuiasosopo, Marques QB 6'01'' 220 03/22/1979 3 Washington
26 Walker, Denard CB 6'01'' 190 08/9/1973 8 Louisiana State
66 Walker, Langston T 6'08'' 345 09/3/1979 3 California
92 Washington, Ted NT 6'05'' 365 04/13/1968 13 Louisville
47 Wheatley, Tyrone RB 6'00'' 235 01/19/1972 10 Michigan
87 Whitted, Alvis WR 6'00'' 186 09/4/1974 7 North Carolina State
69 Wike, Todd G 6'03" 295 11/18/1979 1 Maryland
81 Williams, Roland TE 6'05" 265 04/27/1975 6 Syracuse
54 Williams, Sam DE 6'04'' 260 07/28/1980 1 Fresno State
77 Wong, Joe T 6'06'' 315 02/24/1976 1 Brigham Young
24 Woodson, Charles CB 6'01'' 205 10/7/1976 7 Michigan
21 Zereoue, Amos RB 5'08'' 210 10/8/1976 6 West Virginia

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Oakland Raiders team history

The Oakland Raiders are in the NFL's AFC West division along with the Denver Broncos, San Diego Chargers and the Kansas City Chiefs. The Raiders would start in San Francisco, even though they were still named the Oakland Raiders until a new stadium could be built. In 1960-1962 the Raiders started play in the AFL and would not fair well in the first 2 seasons. In 1963, Al Davis was hired as coach and general manager and he quickly turned things around. The Raiders finished the season 10-4. After several seasons of coming close to contention the Raiders would reach Super Bowl II (which at the time was just called the AFL and NFL championship game). The Raiders would play the almighty Green Bay Packers under hall of fame coach Vince Lombardi, losing 33-14. The Raiders would not back it back to the Super Bowl until 1977 against the Minnesota Vikings. In this Super Bowl contest wide receiver Fred Biletnikoff (known by many for using stick-em before it was banned by the NFL) caught several key passes and the Raiders cruised to a 32-14 Super Bowl NFL playoff victory. During the next few years the Raiders would come close to a Super Bowl but were defeated by tough defensive teams, like the Denver Broncos. In 1980, now famous coach John Madden was replaced by an old Raiders QB standout, Tom Flores. The Raiders under Flores reached the Super Bowl in 1981 against the favored Philadelphia Eagles as the first wildcard to do so. Quarterback Jim Plunkett led the Raiders with 3 TD passes on the unsuspecting Philadelphia Eagles defense. Te irony of the Super Bowl Victory of the Raiders in Super Bowl XV was that the Raiders were involved in a nasty lawsuit at the time with then NFL commissioner Pete Rozelle, so after the Super Bowl victory Rozelle had to award Al Davis the Lombardi Trophy. in 1982, the Oakland Raiders would move to Los Angeles, becoming the Los Angeles or L. A. Raiders. They would once again reach the NFL Super Bowl in 1984 and face a very tough Washington Redskins team led by stars Joe Theisman and John Riggins. In this matchup, the Raiders running back Marcus Allen shined scoring 3 touchdowns including an awesome 75 yard touchdown run which sealed the game and gave the Raiders a 38-9 Super Bowl victory. The Raiders would not reach the Super Bowl again until 2003, which was an interesting one to say the least. Former Raiders coach, Jon Gruden, who helped revitalize the ailing franchise during the late 90's up until the 2002 season and now was coaching the Tampa Bay Buccaneers would meet his former team. Not only that but in 2002 the Raiders had one of the most powerful offenses led by veteran wide receiver Jerry Rice and QB Rich Gannon, who had a stellar year against one of the best defenses in the NFL, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers led by Warren Sapp. This matchup proved to be anything but a defensive struggle. The Raiders would score the first points on a field goal after a Bucs turnover during the first quarter. However, Tampa Bay would go on to intercept 2 Rich Gannon TD passes and real off 34 straight points against a stunned Oakland Raiders defense. The Raiders tried to huddle around Gannon and come back in the game, scoring 3 straight touchdowns, however it was just not enough as the Buccaneers still cruised to victory 48-24, and Gruden got his revenge against his former team for letting him go.