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Rich Gannon, the 2002 NFL MVP for the Oakland Raiders, is offering his help to his former team. Gannon said he called Raiders owner Al Davis to offer whatever help he can to the organization. “I did something (Tuesday) that I can’t believe even I did,” Gannon said. “I picked up the phone and I reached out to Al Davis.” Earlier this season, the Raiders tried to ban Gannon from coming to the team facility for production meetings before a CBS telecast of a Denver- Oakland game because of his frequent criticism of the organization. Raiders senior executive John Herrera said Davis would not be accepting the offer and questioned why Gannon made it public. “Maybe it’s Rich that needs the help,” Herrera said.
