This lot is closed for bidding. Bidding ended on 8/15/2014
From 1967-1980, the Oakland Raiders had built a football dynasty, compiling a 148-47-7 record, with 14 consecutive winning seasons, ten Division titles, three Conference Champions, and two Super Bowl victories. But in 1981, the city of Oakland experienced something they had not seen since Lyndon Johnson was President; a losing record! To flamboyant owner Al Davis, a former Raiders head coach himself, this was unacceptable. It was clear that change was in the air! Two significant events occurred during that 1981 off-season; the team would relocate to Los Angeles, and the Raiders would use their first round pick, the 10th selection overall, to draft local hero Marcus Allen. Presented is a game-used jersey of Hall of Fame running back Marcus Allen from his 11-year tenure with the Raiders. This iconic jersey contains the Goodman Athletic X-Large tag on the front left tail. All numbers and "ALLEN" nameplate are tackle twill stitched on the front, sleeves and back, while excellent game use is evident, with several stains and team repairs to the left shoulder and chest area. LOA from Mile High Card Co.