The final lineup for the Oakland/Las Vegas Raiders 2000s All-Quarter Century Team has been announced following a month of fan voting through the Silver and Black Pride Community. The selections span both offense and defense, highlighting standout performances by players over the past 25 years.
At quarterback, Rich Gannon was chosen with 76 percent of votes, outpacing Derek Carr. Gannon’s accomplishments include an MVP award in 2002 and leading the franchise to its most recent Super Bowl appearance. Running back Josh Jacobs also earned 76 percent, surpassing contenders Tyrone Wheatley and Darren McFadden. Jacobs became known for exceeding expectations as a first-round pick and helping earn a playoff spot in 2021.
Fullback honors went to Marcel Reece with 61 percent of ballots cast, recognized for his versatility as both a rusher and receiver during his eight seasons. Wide receivers Tim Brown and Jerry Rice were selected; Brown received 91 percent as WR1, while Rice edged out others with 57 percent for WR2. Both are Pro Football Hall of Famers who contributed significant statistics during their respective tenures.
Tight end Brock Bowers was voted onto the team after recording what is described as “the best rookie season from a tight end in NFL history.” On the offensive line, Donald Penn (left tackle), Steve Wisniewski (left guard), Rodney Hudson (center), Gabe Jackson (right guard), and Lincoln Kennedy (right tackle) composed the five positions based on consistent play and recognition at league level.
On defense, Maxx Crosby and Khalil Mack were named defensive ends after earning majorities in fan polls—Crosby with 73 percent for his position, Mack with 85 percent. Richard Seymour and Tommy Kelly took the defensive tackle spots. At linebacker, Kirk Morrison won handily, while Greg Biekert took his place alongside him.
Cornerback selections included Charles Woodson—who made the team twice (once as cornerback from 2000-2005; once as safety from 2013-2015)—Nnamdi Asomugha, and Eric Allen. Rod Woodson joined Charles Woodson at safety following strong poll results among fans.
Special teams honorees are Sebastian Janikowski at kicker—recognized for setting franchise field goal records—and Shane Lechler at punter due to his multiple Pro Bowl appearances over thirteen seasons.
In summary: The roster features players such as Rich Gannon at quarterback; Josh Jacobs at running back; Tim Brown and Jerry Rice at wide receiver; Brock Bowers at tight end; an offensive line comprised of Penn, Wisniewski, Hudson, Jackson, Kennedy; Crosby and Mack at defensive end; Seymour and Kelly on the interior defensive line; Morrison and Biekert at linebacker; Woodson (twice), Asomugha, Allen in the secondary; Rod Woodson also on defense; Janikowski kicking; Lechler punting.
Breakdown of each player’s statistics throughout their time with the Raiders was provided alongside accolades including Pro Bowl honors or recognition by national football analysts or governing bodies such as being listed among top franchise performers since official NFL stat tracking began for certain categories in 1999.
