Ken Stabler 1976 AFC Championship vs. Steelers Presentation Trophy Official Game Ball (Stabler LOA)

This official game football was presented to Ken Stabler by the Raiders after winning the AFC Championship game against the Steelers on December 26, 1976. The ball is engraved with the date and the final score. The ball no longer holds air but holds shape for display and can be repaired.

This AFC Championship win gave the Raiders a Super Bowl XI birth which they also went on to win.

Ken Stabler, nicknamed "The Snake", spent his legendary career with the Oakland Raiders (1970–1979), Houston Oilers (1980–1981) and New Orleans Saints (1982–1984). He finished his college career at Alabama with a 28–3–2 record as a starter. In the NFL, Stabler was the 1974 NFL MVP, a 4x Pro Bowl Selection, and won Super Bowl XI.

In honoring Ken Stabler’s requests, his family, in partnership with Radtke Sports, has chosen to make items from his personal career collection available to the fans of Mr. Stabler's career through Pristine Auction. This lot comes directly from the personal career collection of Ken Stabler.

The piece includes an LOA from Ken Stabler and was part of his personal career collection.

Authentication: Ken Stabler Career Collection LOA

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