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Oakland Raider History
"The Raiders have called Oakland home since 1960 when the NFL awarded the city a franchise. Oakland's record for the first three years was dismal at 9-33 and average home attendance was only about 11,000. This was all turned around when Al Davis joined the Raiders in 1963. Oakland went from 1-13 in 1962 to 10-4 in 1963 and Davis was named the AFL Coach of the Year. In 1968, the Oakland Raiders vs. New York Jets game was cut off of television to begin the movie Heidi on NBC. The Raiders got 2 touchdowns in 9 seconds to win the game 43-32 - all of which the TV audience missed. This game has since been known as the “Heidi Game”. The Raiders won their first Super Bowl in 1977 when they beat the Vikings 32-14. In 1981, the Raiders became the first Wild Card team to win the Super Bowl when the beat the Eagles 27-10. Three years later the team would again capture the NFL title defeating the Redskins 38-9."
Oakland Raider Information
"The Raiders play in the American Football Conference West Division. Division rivals include the San Diego Chargers, Denver Broncos and Kansas City Chiefs. Major rivalries include Raiders vs. Broncos, Raiders vs. Chargers and Raiders vs. Chiefs."
Network Associates Coliseum
"The Raiders play their home games in Network Associates Coliseum located in downtown Oakland. The $200 million stadium opened in 1966 and seats approximately 46,000 fans. It also serves as the home to the MLB’s Athletics. In 1996, the stadium went under renovations. The project added two 40,000-square-foot clubs, 22,000 seats, 125 luxury suites, a 9000-square-foot kitchen, two new color video boards and two matrix scoreboards." |
