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Oakland Raiders Tickets
The Oakland Raiders are based in Oakland, California. They are part of the Western division of the AFC. The team was founded in 1960 and were one of the eight charter members of the original AFL. The team has been to the Super Bowl five times and won three of them. In 1982, the team moved to Los Angeles and stayed there for 12 years but returned to Oakland in 1995. The Raiders play home games at McAfee Coliseum, also known as Network Associates Coliseum.
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Throughout the franchise’s history, the Oakland Raiders has accumulated 4 league championships, one AFL championship in 1967, four conference championships and 15 division championships. They have also been winners of three Super Bowl championships, including Super Bowl XI, Super Bowl XV and Super Bowl XVIII.
The original Raiders colors were black and gold. The helmets had a black base with a white stripe and no logo. The design change came in 1963 when the colors were changed to silver and black
The Oakland Raiders have 13 Hall of Pro Football Famers, including team and league administrator, Al Davis. Davis has been involved with the Raiders since 1963. John Madden, head coach from 1969 through 1978, was inducted in 2006, defensive end Howie Long, who played from 1981 through 1993 and OT Art Shell who played from 1968 through 1982, were also inducted into the Hall.
Current owner, president and managing general partner Al Davis and head coach Lane Kiffin, are heading the Oakland Raiders today. One of the oldest teams in the history of AFL and NFL football, the Oakland Raiders have had their ups and downs but will always be an important part of the National Football League. They have struggled on the field lately, however, they are never a team to be counted out. You do not want to miss out on your chance to see the Oakland Raiders live so order your tickets now from UltimateTicketHub.com.
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