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Sep 03

Wed

12:00am

Allegiant Stadium

Las Vegas, NV

2025 Las Vegas Raiders Season Tickets (Includes Tickets To All Regular Season Home Games)

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Sep 07

Sun

01:00pm

Gillette Stadium

Foxborough, MA

Las Vegas Raiders at New England Patriots

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Sep 15

Mon

07:00pm

Allegiant Stadium

Las Vegas, NV

Los Angeles Chargers at Las Vegas Raiders

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Sep 21

Sun

01:00pm

Commanders Field

Landover, MD

Las Vegas Raiders at Washington Commanders

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Sep 28

Sun

01:25pm

Allegiant Stadium

Las Vegas, NV

Chicago Bears at Las Vegas Raiders

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Oct 05

Sun

01:00pm

Lucas Oil Stadium

Indianapolis, IN

Las Vegas Raiders at Indianapolis Colts

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Oct 12

Sun

01:05pm

Allegiant Stadium

Las Vegas, NV

Tennessee Titans at Las Vegas Raiders

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Oct 19

Sun

12:00pm

GEHA Field at Arrowhead Stadium

Kansas City, MO

Las Vegas Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs

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Nov 02

Sun

01:05pm

Allegiant Stadium

Las Vegas, NV

Jacksonville Jaguars at Las Vegas Raiders

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Nov 06

Thu

06:15pm

Empower Field

Denver, CO

Las Vegas Raiders at Denver Broncos

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Nov 17

Mon

05:15pm

Allegiant Stadium

Las Vegas, NV

Dallas Cowboys at Las Vegas Raiders

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Nov 23

Sun

01:05pm

Allegiant Stadium

Las Vegas, NV

Cleveland Browns at Las Vegas Raiders

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Nov 30

Sun

01:25pm

SoFi Stadium

Inglewood, CA

Las Vegas Raiders at Los Angeles Chargers

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Dec 07

Sun

01:05pm

Allegiant Stadium

Las Vegas, NV

Denver Broncos at Las Vegas Raiders

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Dec 14

Sun

01:00pm

Lincoln Financial Field

Philadelphia, PA

Las Vegas Raiders at Philadelphia Eagles (Date TBD)

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Dec 21

Sun

03:25pm

NRG Stadium at NRG Park - Complex

Houston, TX

Las Vegas Raiders at Houston Texans

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Dec 27

Sat

12:00am

Allegiant Stadium

Las Vegas, NV

New York Giants at Las Vegas Raiders (Date TBD)

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Jan 03

Sat

12:00am

Allegiant Stadium

Las Vegas, NV

Kansas City Chiefs at Las Vegas Raiders (Date TBD)

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Mar 07

Sat

12:00am

Lincoln Financial Field

Philadelphia, PA

Las Vegas Raiders at Philadelphia Eagles (Date TBD)

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Conference: American Football Conference (AFC)

Division: AFC West

Stadium: Allegiant Stadium (capacity 65,000-71,835)

Head Coach: Antonio Pierce (2023-present, interim)

Starting Quarterback: Jimmy Garoppolo/Aidan O'Connell 

Star Players: Maxx Crosby (DE), Davante Adams (WR), Josh Jacobs (RB)

2022 Regular Season: 6-11 (13th in AFC)

2022 Playoffs: Did not qualify

Legendary Former Players: Tim Brown (WR), Marcus Allen (RB), Jim Otto (C)

Super Bowls (NFL Championships): 3 - 1976 (XI) as the Oakland Raiders, 1980 (XV) as the Oakland Raiders, 1983 (XVIII) as the Los Angeles Raiders

In their nearly 65 years in professional football, the Raiders have played in three different cities: Oakland (two separate stints), Los Angeles, and Las Vegas. The team moved to Las Vegas in 2020 following years (or decades) of financial difficulties exacerbated by their inability to build a new stadium in Oakland beyond the aging Oakland Coliseum that they shared with the Oakland Athletics of MLB. Vegas was desperate to attract an NFL team to complement the NCAA college games it was already hosting at its sparkling new Allegiant Stadium and the offer proved just too good to turn down. It was a bitter pill to swallow for the many die-hard fans of the Oakland Raiders who had followed the team through thick and thin over the years, sporting the Raiders distinctive logo (a pirate with an eye-patch wearing a football helmet) and colors (Silver and Black). The new bosses in Las Vegas were savvy enough businessmen to hold onto a good thing when they saw it, and so the team’s name was maintained after the move along with its iconic pirate logo and colors. The Raiders had once been one of the strongest teams in the NFL during the two decades following the AFL-NFL merger of 1970. They were perennial playoff contenders, losing four AFC Championships in five years, first to the Baltimore Colts followed by their bitter rivals the Miami Dolphins and Pittsburgh Steelers (twice). The Raiders finally got their own back in 1976, not only downing the loathed Steelers but going on to defeat the Minnesota Vikings 32-14 to win Super Bowl XI. Oakland would repeat the feat in 1980 at Super Bowl XV over the Philadelphia Eagles in a 27-10 victory, but it was not enough to help them conquer their financial problems, and the team still moved to Los Angeles two years later. There, they added another Super Bowl to their trophy cabinet in 1983 when they demolished the Washington Redskins (now the Washington Commanders) 38-9. The Raiders gave it one more good go after they returned to Oakland in 1995, pushing through to Super Bowl XXXVII in 2002, where they lost to a talented Tampa Bay Buccaneers team. After that, the team only made the playoffs once in the years leading up to their relocation to Vegas in 2020. Only time will tell whether this roll of the dice will pay off for the Raiders on the field in the future.


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