The Las Vegas Raiders are set to honor legendary defensive end Howie Long with a statue outside Allegiant Stadium, celebrating his enduring legacy with the franchise. Long, a Hall of Famer and eight-time Pro Bowl selection, spent his entire 13-season NFL career with the Raiders, earning a Super Bowl title in 1983 and becoming one of the most iconic defensive players in league history.
The statue will be prominently placed near the Al Davis Memorial Torch, a 93-foot-tall 3D-printed monument honoring the late Raiders owner. This location underscores Long’s deep connection to the team and its storied past. The unveiling ceremony is anticipated to coincide with a significant Raiders event, such as a home opener or a milestone game, to maximize fan engagement and media coverage.
This tribute not only commemorates Long’s athletic achievements but also his contributions to the Raiders’ culture and identity. As the team continues to build its presence in Las Vegas, the statue
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