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Encyclopedia > Lester Hayes
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Lester Hayes played for the Oakland/LA Raiders. He was known as "the Molester" and "the Judge." He was known for using "stickum" (before it was banned) and for his "bump-and-run" coverage style. An All-American safety at Texas A&M, Hayes was converted to cornerback after being drafted by the Raiders in 1977. Hayes was a member of two Raiders championship teams (1980, 1983), and was a five time Pro Bowler (1980-1984). He is eligible for enshrinement in the Hall of Fame but as yet has not been elected.


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Lester Hayes at AllExperts (304 words)
Hayes was commonly referred to as "Lester the Molester" and "the Judge." He was known for his "bump and run" coverage style, and for using Stickum™ before it was banned in a rule bearing his name.
Hayes was converted to cornerback after being drafted by the Raiders in 1977.
Hayes was a member of two Raiders championship teams (1980, 1983), and was a five time Pro Bowler (1980-1984).In 1980 Hayes led the NFL with 13 interceptions and was named AP Defensive Player of the Year.
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