‘The Last Dance’: 5 Raiders who deserve their own documentary

Los Angeles Raiders managing general partner Al Davis encourages his team before their 38-9 win over the Washington Redskins in Super Bowl XVIII on January 22, 1984 at Tampa Stadium. (Photo by Sylvia Allen/Getty Images)
Los Angeles Raiders managing general partner Al Davis encourages his team before their 38-9 win over the Washington Redskins in Super Bowl XVIII on January 22, 1984 at Tampa Stadium. (Photo by Sylvia Allen/Getty Images) /
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Raiders QB Ken Stabler (Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images)
Raiders QB Ken Stabler (Photo by Focus on Sport/Getty Images) /

With the incredible success of The Last Dance, we take a look at five members of the Raiders organization who deserve the same type of documentary.

“The Last Dance” documentary about Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls is taking the world by storm, and there are a few former member of the Las Vegas Raiders organization who would make an interesting documentary, as well. In the storied history of the Silver and Black, there have many interesting characters, and a few could fill up a ten-part series.

The documentary gives an in depth look at what made Michael Jordan so great, and what other players and people thought about him, telling stories and opinions on arguably the greatest basketball player of all time. For a guy who was so guarded during his NBA career, this documentary really pulled back the curtain.

Looking at the history of the Raiders franchise, there has been plenty to document, including big-time characters, legendary players, and of course, moves and issues with the league office. You cannot write the history of the NFL without the Raiders, and as a team that is beloved worldwide, it would certainly get the ratings.

So, if the NFL decided to create a documentary similar to “The Last Dance”, what Raiders could be in consideration and would make a great documentary?