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About the Las Vegas Raiders
The Las Vegas Raiders joined the AFL in 1960 as the Oakland Raiders, won three Super Bowls across the franchise's Oakland and Los Angeles eras, and relocated to Las Vegas in 2020, now playing at Allegiant Stadium, a domed venue just off the Las Vegas Strip. The "Silver and Black" identity, built under longtime owner Al Davis around the phrase "Just Win, Baby," produced a reputation for aggressive, deep-passing offenses and a fiercely loyal "Raider Nation" fan base that has followed the team through multiple relocations. The Raiders' AFC West rivalry with the Kansas City Chiefs and Denver Broncos dates back to the AFL era and remains one of the most heated in the conference. Hall of Famers such as Jim Otto, Fred Biletnikoff, and Howie Long headline a franchise history built on physical, hard-nosed football. Allegiant Stadium's black exterior and torch-lit design pay homage to the team's colors, and the Raiders continue rebuilding around Las Vegas as their long-term home. Watch every Las Vegas Raiders game live — schedules, scores and streams are on the NFLBite home page.