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10 questions to test your Raiders free agency knowledge

Mar 11, 2019 at 12:48 PM

The formula to success in the NFL is to build through the draft and supplement through free agency, but sometimes making a big free agency splash can make all the difference.

Over the years, the Raiders have been able to lure top-flight free agents to the Silver and Black in myriad ways. From Jim Plunkett to Rich Gannon, and other notable players, see if you can correctly answer some Raiders free agency trivia.

QB Rich Gannon, with the Raiders from 1999-2004

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QB Rich Gannon, with the Raiders from 1999-2004

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CB Charles Woodson, with the Raiders from 1998-2005 and 2013-2015

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CB Charles Woodson, with the Raiders from 1998-2005 and 2013-2015

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WR Jerry Rice, with the Raiders 2001-2004

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WR Jerry Rice, with the Raiders 2001-2004

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QB Jim Plunkett, with the Raiders from 1978-1986

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QB Jim Plunkett, with the Raiders from 1978-1986

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QB/K George Blanda, with the Raiders from 1967-1975

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QB/K George Blanda, with the Raiders from 1967-1975

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TE Todd Christensen, with the Raiders from 1979-1988

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TE Todd Christensen, with the Raiders from 1979-1988

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DE Derrick Burgess, with the Raiders from 2005-2008

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DE Derrick Burgess, with the Raiders from 2005-2008

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C Rodney Hudson, with the Raiders from 2015-present

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C Rodney Hudson, with the Raiders from 2015-present

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RB Charlie Garner, with the Raiders from 2001-2003

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RB Charlie Garner, with the Raiders from 2001-2003

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RB Tyrone Wheatley, with the Raiders from 1999-2004

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RB Tyrone Wheatley, with the Raiders from 1999-2004

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