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Former Oakland Raiders running back Pete Banaszak helped the team win a Super Bowl in 1976.
Read at newsweek.com →Former Raiders running back Pete Banaszak died at the age of 82. Banaszak led the NFL with 16 rushing touchdowns in 1975 and ran for two touchdowns in the Raiders’ first Super Bowl win during the 1976 season. The Raiders released a heartfelt statement on Banaszak.
Read at nypost.com →Pete Banaszak scored twice in the Raiders' Super Bowl XI victory over the Vikings and played a key role in the infamous "Holy Roller" NFL play.
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