ALAMEDA, Calif. -- The Oakland Raiders have had a Pro Football Hall of Famer enshrined in Canton in each of the past four years, from Warren Sapp in 2013 to Ray Guy in 2014 to Tim Brown and Ron Wolf in 2015 to Ken Stabler last month.
Might Tom Flores make it five years in a row? Should he?
Flores, who won two Super Bowl championships as the Raiders head coach in the 1980 and 1983 seasons and also has rings as a Raiders assistant in 1976 and a backup quarterback with the Kansas City Chiefs in 1969, was again named as one of 94 Modern-Era nominees for Hall consideration on Wednesday night.