Carol Davis, the Las Vegas Raiders' longtime co-owner and matriarch of the franchise, died Friday at 93, the team announced Sunday.

"Carol provided unbridled support and unparalleled guidance to the Davis family and the Raiders organization for over 60 years," the Raiders said in a statement. "Her direct impact on the greatness of the Raiders continues to be felt, cherished and honored, and is woven into the fabric of this historic franchise. If Al was the heart of the Raiders, Carol was the soul."

Before kickoff Sunday, Mark Davis honored his mother by lighting the Al Davis Memorial Torch at Allegiant Stadium, a tribute typically reserved for franchise icons. Carol was the first to light the torch ahead of the Raiders' first game at the stadium on Sept. 21, 2020. A private service will

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