Tim Brown’s BASHOF plaque. Raiders Legend WR Tim Brown was inducted into the Bay Area Sports Hall of Fame (BASHOF) in a ceremony yesterday evening. Brown joins Raiders Super Bowl-winning head coach Tom Flores, who was inducted last year, Fred Biletnikoff, George Blanda, Willie Brown, Dave Casper, Al Davis, Ray Guy, Ted Hendricks, Ronnie Lott,
The Falcons have moved carefully and specifically this offseason, not adding many players, but adding veterans at positions of need. They may be about to again. According to Alex Marvez of FoxSports.com and John Manasso of FOXSportsSouth.com, the Falcons have been in contract talks with former Riaders defensive tackle Richard Seymour. That would fit with
With defensive back Charles Woodson returning to the Raiders, there’s a minor problem. Cornerback Tracy Porter had been assigned No. 24, the jersey number Woodson wore during his first stint with the Raiders. The problem is expected to be solved. In a Wednesday appearance on PFT Live, Paul Gutierrez of CSNBayArea.com expressed confidence that Woodson
Charles Woodson’s return to Oakland has excited plenty of Raiders fans and it sounds like coach Dennis Allen is pretty excited about the chance to coach the team’s 1998 first-round pick. Allen told Jerry McDonald of the Bay Area News Group that he enjoyed seeing fans lined up outside the facility waiting for confirmation that
The Broncos offered Charles Woodson a chance to contend for a Super Bowl. The Raiders offered Charles Woodson a chance to, well, probably not. But the difference in the offers apparently wasn’t that large in terms of dollars. Acording to a report by Mike Klis of the Denver Post, Denver’s one-year deal with “reachable incentives”
Free agent defensive back Charles Woodson has rejoined the Oakland Raiders, the team with which he began his professional career in 1998, General Manager Reggie McKenzie announced Tuesday. Woodson, a veteran of 15 NFL seasons, is an eight-time Pro Bowler, including selections each of his first four seasons in Oakland and four of his last
Charles Woodson is heading back to the team that drafted him. Woodson and the Raiders have agreed to terms on a one-year contract, Jay Glazer of FOX Sports first reported and the Raiders later confirmed. The move comes as no surprise, as Woodson had visited Oakland and the Raiders were one of the few teams
Charles Woodson spends some time with the Raider Nation after signing with the team. Photo by Tony Gonzales. A large group of Raiders fans mobilized and spent their Tuesday at the team’s Alameda, Calif., facility to welcome Charles Woodson. Raiders players took to Twitter to say thank you for the support. #RaiderNation – THANK YOU
ALAMEDA — Charles Woodson is coming home, signing a one-year deal to return to the Raiders on Tuesday. The contract reportedly is for $4.3 million, including a $700,000 signing bonus. Sitting in the passenger seat of a black Suburban inching slowly toward the security gate, Woodson smiled broadly as a crowd of more than 100
ALAMEDA — Sitting in the passenger seat of a black Suburban inching slowly toward the security gate, Charles Woodson smiled broadly Tuesday afternoon as a crowd of more than 100 fans chanted his name. A free agent visit by Woodson to the place where he started his career became an impromptu Raider rally, with word