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The Chiefs under Marty Schottenheimer had the second highest regular season winning percentage (.646) in the NFL during the 1990s.
The Chiefs under Marty Schottenheimer had the second highest regular season winning percentage (.646) in the NFL during the 1990s.
As one of the league's top backs, in 2003 Priest Holmes set the NFL rushing touchdown record (27) for a running back in a season.
As one of the league's top backs, in 2003 Priest Holmes set the NFL rushing touchdown record (27) for a running back in a season.
10x All-Pro Tony Gonzalez has the most receptions (1,325) and receiving yards (15,127) in NFL history for a tight end.
10x All-Pro Tony Gonzalez has the most receptions (1,325) and receiving yards (15,127) in NFL history for a tight end.
The Chiefs hosting the Buffalo Bills in 2009; Quarterback Matt Cassel, wearing #7
The Chiefs hosting the Buffalo Bills in 2009; Quarterback Matt Cassel, wearing #7
Oakland players Jack Stone (left), Wayne Hawkins (center) and Jim Otto (right) on December 16, 1962, at Frank Youell Field
Oakland players Jack Stone (left), Wayne Hawkins (center) and Jim Otto (right) on December 16, 1962, at Frank Youell Field
The Raiders played at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum in Oakland, California from 1966 to 1981, and later 1995–2019
The Raiders played at the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum in Oakland, California from 1966 to 1981, and later 1995–2019
John Madden was the head coach of the Raiders for 10 seasons (1969–1978), leading them to seven AFL / AFC Championship Game appearances, and the franc
John Madden was the head coach of the Raiders for 10 seasons (1969–1978), leading them to seven AFL / AFC Championship Game appearances, and the franchise's first Super Bowl title in 1976 (XI)
Tom Flores was the Raiders head coach from 1979 to 1987, winning two Super Bowls: 1980 (XV) and 1983 (XVIII)
Tom Flores was the Raiders head coach from 1979 to 1987, winning two Super Bowls: 1980 (XV) and 1983 (XVIII)