Pete Banaszak - HB

Pete Banaszak was drafted by the Raiders in the 5th round in 1966. He played 13 seasons, all for the Raiders. During his career he only missed 11 games, all coming between 1967-70. 

 

Banaszak was usually the backup halfback, playing behind Clem Daniels (1966-67), Charlie Smith (1969-70, 72-74), and Clarence Davis (1975-78), although Pete started most games in 1968 and every game in 1971. 

 

In 1975 he led the NFL with 16 rushing touchdowns, without starting any games. That season was also his high water mark with 672 yards, more than the 563 yards he gained while starting every game in 1971. 

 

Teams: Raiders (1966-78)