Al Davis

1929–2011 (age 82)

Sports executive

Biography

Al Davis was a visionary sports executive whose passion for football and uncompromising standards left an indelible mark on the game. As owner and general manager of the Oakland Raiders, he championed diversity, hired the best talent, and inspired fierce loyalty through his signature motto of "Just win, baby."

His bold leadership reshaped the professional football landscape, and the legacy of his teams continues to inspire players and fans alike, with many paying tribute to his life at Chapel of the Chimes.

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