"The Washington Redskins have played 90 regular-season and postseason road games in 34 stadiums since Dan Snyder bought the franchise in 1999. They have visited every team in the NFL.

Except one.

That would be the Oakland Raiders, whom the Redskins meet Sunday at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum for the first time since November 1998.

Only 13 players on the Redskins' roster have played at the Coliseum. Receiver Santana Moss, thanks to his days with the New York Jets, has played more games there than any other Redskins player. He said he is looking forward to going back for the first time since making five total trips to Oakland in the 2001, 2002 and 2003 regular- and postseasons.

"You get to see something different," he said.

Different from the vicious treatment opponents receive in Philadelphia?

"It's cool to get cussed out a little bit," Moss said. "My first year, I didn't know how to take it. I walked too close [to the fans], and they was throwing beer on me. So, I go there and I score a touchdown [in 2003]. I threw the ball at the stands, and everyone jumped. After the game is over and you walk back by those fans, they some of the coolest fans. They ask you for autographs and tell you, 'Keep it up,' or whatever."

Defensive end Phillip Daniels is familiar with Oakland's fans. He played four seasons with Seattle in the late 1990s when the Seahawks and Raiders were both in the AFC West. Daniels said he and then-teammate Michael Sinclair tried to goad the fans by spitting on the Raiders' logo. "