Two Silver and Black legends back together. Cornerbacks Mike Haynes and Lester Hayes visited Raiders HQ to reflect on their legacy in a Raiders uniform. | Las Vegas Raiders

Lester Hayes, a Pro Football Hall of Fame candidate and legendary Raiders cornerback known for his aggressive bump-and-run coverage and nicknames "The Judge" and "Lester the Molester". Hayes played for the Raiders from 1977-1986, winning two Super Bowls (XV, XVIII) and the 1980 Defensive Player of the Year award | Raider Nation My Opinion

1979-10-14 Atlanta Falcons @ Oakland Raiders (Lester Hayes 51-yard interception return touchdown) | On this day in Professional Football History

Saluting Lester Hayes, one of our all-time greats. 🏈 Raiders star and 2-time Super Bowl Champion 🏈 5-time Pro Bowler 🏈 Texas A&M Athletics Hall of Famer #BlackHistoryMonth | #GigEm | Texas A&M Football

🏈🎂On January 22, 1955 Raiders legend Lester Hayes was born in Houston, Texas. Hayes was commonly referred to as "The Judge" and also as "Lester the Molester" because of his bump and run coverage. He had a distinct stance, crouching very low when facing the opposing wide receiver. He was also known for using Stickum before it was banned in 1981 by a rule bearing his name. He played his entire NFL career for the Oakland / Los Angeles Raiders (1977–1986) racking up 39 interceptions along the way,