Inside 1993 he was traded to the abysmal Washington Redskins. Around 1995 he was dealt to the Kansas City Chiefs. For 2 years he served as a backup to Steve Bono. Around 1997 a quarterback controversy was created whenever a Gannon-led Chiefs excelled in the absence of the wounded Elvis Grbac. In the playoffs, coach Marty Schottenheimer elected to play Grbac instead of Gannon. A Chiefs wasted 14-10, though Grbac didn't play badly. Them ended higher splitting snaps within 1998, after Grbac was hurt within Week One.

Within February 1999 he was signed as a free professional per Raiders. He excelled within Jon Gruden's "dink and dunk" offense & was voted to the Pro Bowl in his 1st month as a Raider, a first of quadruplet straight selections. Within 2000 and 2001, he won the Pro Bowl MVP award. Gannon won a NFL Most Valuable Player Award after a record-setting 2002 season, which helped the Raiders advance to Extr Bowl XXXVII. He led the league within tries sustaining 618, & completions, by owning a record 418.

In the Super Bowl, Gannon threw the Very Bowl record Quintuplet interceptions inside a 48-21 rout per Tampa Bay Buccaneers. A Bucs' star defense was aided per fact that their recently head coach was Jon Gruden. Sideline footage shows Bucs prefer John Lynch amazed by how great deal it knew all about a Oakland offense.

Rich people's 2003 season was ended by the shoulder injury within Week 7, fallowing a Two-Five run. The good, neck injury in 2004 effectively ended his career. Gannon was pain after he scrambled, & slid into the helmet-to-helmet collision by owning Tampa Bay linebacker Derrick Brooks in Week 3.

Around August 2005, Gannon officially retired from football & joined CBS Sports as an NFL analyst [http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2005/football/nfl/08/06/bc.fbn.raiders.gannonre.ap/index.html].

Awards
Pro Bowl selections - 1999, 2000, 2001 & 2002 Pro Bowl MVP - 2000 & 2001 NFL MVP - 2002

Records
NFL year record for pass completions (418 around 2002) NFL year record for 300+ front yard passing (Ten inside 2002) NFL year record for sequentially 300+ front yard passing play (Hexad within 2002), attached by having Steve Young (1998) and Kurt Warner (2000) NFL game record for sequentially completions (Xxi vs Denver in 2002) NFL game record for completions (43 vs Pittsburgh in 2002) Oakland Raiders franchise record for 300-front yard passing (Xxiv) Oakland Raiders franchise record for completions (1,533) Oakland Raiders franchise record completion percentage (62.Sextuplet)