Al Davis

Al Davis was a prominent American football executive best known for his long tenure as owner, general manager, and head coach of the Oakland Raiders. He was influential in shaping the team's innovative strategies and a fierce defender of players' rights, notably pioneering the NFL's first African American head coach, Art Shell. Davis's leadership helped the Raiders achieve multiple Super Bowl victories and develop a reputation for toughness and resilience. His impact extended beyond the game through his bold decisions and dedication to team success, making him a key figure in NFL history.