Making the case for Oakland Raiders missing from the Hall of Fame

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Don’t forget to vote in our poll on which Raider Thoughts from the Dark Side is going to unify behind to get into the Hall of Fame. L Dizzle has taken the time to lay out the cases for several of the candidates as to why they deserve our support in getting them enshrined in Canton. [link]

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