Oakland Raiders

The Oakland Raiders are a National Football League (NFL) team that plays games at the O.co Coliseum in Oakland, California. The O.co was originally built in 1966 but was renovated in 1996 to add thousands of more seats and now has a seating capacity of 63,026. The Raiders first started tackling opponents in Oakland back in 1960 but moved to Los Angeles from 1982-1994. The Silver and Black play in the AFC West against fellow western United States rivals and Raiders games are notorious for their brand of hard nose football. The Men in Black have a storied history as they’ve won multiple division and conference championships, in addition to multiple Super Bowls. Notable Raiders throughout the years have included Jerry Rice, Marcus Allen, Howie Long, Gene Upshaw, Tim Brown, Bo Jackson, and Darren McFadden. Raiders tickets are usually tough to get as the team has some of the most passionate fans in the entire league.