As the autumn winds blew across the first 15 seasons of the Raiders franchise, there was a constant game in and game out. Jim Otto was that constant, an all-star at center and the epitome of a ...

Known for his iconic No. 00 jersey and never missing a game in 15 seasons with the Raiders, Jim Otto became a first-ballot ...

His right leg was amputated in 2007. Image 1 of 3 OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA - NOVEMBER 25: With Oakland Raiders Jim Otto clearing a lane, Charlie Smith reeled off 11 yards and a first down in this ...

HENDERSON, Nev. -- Jim Otto, a Pro Football Hall of Fame center whose iconic No. 00 jersey anchored the middle of the Oakland Raiders' offensive line for 15 seasons, has died at age 86.

Raiders.com's Eddie Paskal remembers the late Hall of Famer Jim Otto, talks the start of OTAs and catches up with rookie running back Dylan Laube on this edition of Upon Further Review. Raiders ...

Possibly the greatest center in NFL history, Jim Otto spent 15 seasons with the Raiders from 1960-1974, where he earned 10 All-AFL selections and two All-Pro selections. He was one of three ...

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The Oakland Raiders were a disaster in their first three ... Said future Hall of Fame center Jim Otto: “(Davis) brought in some older athletes wo still had some football left in them and mixed ...

Jim Otto, the Hall of Fame center who never missed a game during his 15 seasons with the Raiders in the 1960s and 1970s, has died at 86, the team announced Sunday night. No cause of death was given.

“He’s a warrior,” former Raiders quarterback Rich Gannon once said. “When you think of the old-time, tough Raider, you think of Jim Otto.” Otto was elected to the Pro Football Hall of ...

"He's a warrior," former Raiders quarterback Rich Gannon once said. "When you think of the old-time, tough Raider, you think of Jim Otto." Otto was elected to the Pro Football Hall of Fame in 1980 ...