The Snake Ken Stabler

@MarvinClay-ck7zj 2 days ago

One of the coolest, clutch quarterbacks in NFL history. RIP Snake.

@Victor-cr5rr 2 days ago

We still remember you kenny stabler !!! This was my team and favorite player as a kid, we didnt always win but theses were the best of times

@anthonygambitta6220 2 days ago

John Madden always spoke highly of Ken, and for good reason. His left cannon arm was very accurate and he could scramble as well when needed. RIP sir, the best QB the Raiders will ever see.

@gk-qs5ri 16 hours ago

My fav QB all time. Love you Snake. RIP.

@elosogonzalez8739 6 months ago

Wish the Raiders had him now! The best Quarterback in Raiders history! Thanks for the memories! RIP KENNY STABLER❤😢

@michaelatkinson6730 13 days ago

Not only was he a great QB he is also one of the most interesting characters ever in NFL history. He personified the Raiders all the while he remained an Alabama boy. The best trait he had as an NFL QB was that he wanted to have the respect of his teammates. And boy did he ever. Had it not been for the steel curtain, no telling how many Super Bowls they could have won. They have that 1976 season where they penetrated the vaunted steel curtain right smack dab in the middle of their prime. They beat Pittsburgh in the AFC Championship game 24-7 and made it to the Super Bowl. After beating Pittsburgh the rest was just a formality, the Vikings did not stand a chance. That 1976 Raider team is hardly remembered anymore but they rank in my top 5 teams of all time. Beating Pittsburgh in those days was a monumental achievement.

@Victor-cr5rr 2 days ago

Im 58 now i get a little choked up i remember most every TD pass,we had season tickets section 122,all us kids in 1976 were watching stabler and casper running half speed 40 yard sprint ,were yelling kenny he gave us a nod we went crazy

@andrewphillips8790 5 days ago

Why doesn't anyone ever mention his quick release, you can see it on his posture, you know his eyes are just lighting up, and boom he hits the open receivers!

@discernment8963 9 days ago

QB Kenny Stabler Roommates with 6'9" Defensive End John Matuzak. A combination rarely if ever seen. I know the $'s nothing compared to now. That said, knowing how much fun I had playing MLBr in small college ball maybe a decade or so younger than those guys, playing in the Pros had to be insane! I had a friend playing back up Linebacker & Special Teams with the Cowboys for a bit, I got invited to a few gigs. Remember North Dallas 40?