Raider free safety Michael Huff intercepted Texan quarterback Matt Schaub in the end zone to preserve the victory. The Raiders had only 10 defensive players on the field for the play. The play was referred to as the "Divine Interception" with media speculating that Davis was the 11th player on the field in spirit. Raiders coach Hue Jackson said Al Davis "had his hand on that ball." Jackson was highly emotional in victory, as well as Davis's son Mark Davis. Jackson said, "One thing coach [Davis] always taught me was he said: 'Hue, don't believe in plays. Believe in players and eventually the players will make plays for you.' And that's what I did. I could just hear him saying that to me the whole time. Believe in your players and not the plays." "We know he's looking down on us right now," Hue said. "This win is for him. I appreciate everything he's done for this organization. He's never gone in our eyes. We'll never let him go. He's with us." The Al Davis Memorial Torch After Davis' death, Mark Davis and the Raiders created the Al Davis Memorial Torch. There are currently two such torches: the original torch is a gas-operated torch that was brought out on game days at the Oakland Coliseum, and was lit by a former Raiders player or coach prior to each Raider home game. That individual would then also sign the back or one of the side panels of the torch. When the team relocated to Las Vegas in 2020, the torch from the Coliseum was moved to and placed in front of the team's new headquarters in Henderson, Nevada, with the player-signed side and back panels being put on display at Allegiant Stadium, where an tall torch (that rises above the main concourse) was built. The Allegiant Stadium Al Davis Memorial Torch is the largest 3D printed object in the world. Accolades In 2003, Davis was inducted into the Southern California Jewish Sports Hall of Fame. See also History of the Oakland Raiders History of the Los Angeles Raiders Notes References Bibliography External links Las Vegas Raiders biography How the Influence of Al Davis Shaped the Modern NFL by Sports Illustrated 1929 births 2011 deaths Adelphi Panthers football coaches Los Angeles Chargers coaches Oakland Raiders coaches Oakland Raiders head coaches Oakland Raiders owners The Citadel Bulldogs football coaches USC Trojans football coaches