Las Vegas Raiders

The Las Vegas Raiders represent the entertainment capital of the world from Allegiant Stadium, a striking venue with its black exterior and proximity to the famous Las Vegas Strip. The Raiders have fully embraced their new home, with the silver and black fitting perfectly into Vegas's bold, rebellious identity. The franchise draws fans from across the nation—Raider Nation travels like no other fanbase—creating a presence wherever the team plays. The Raiders' commitment to excellence and the Al Davis mantra 'Just Win, Baby' continues to define the organization's culture. Las Vegas's first major professional sports franchise continues building toward championship success in its glamorous new home.

Founded in Oakland in 1960, the Raiders became one of football's most iconic franchises under Al Davis, winning Super Bowls XI, XV, and XVIII and building a renegade identity that resonated with outsiders. The Raiders' moves—Oakland to Los Angeles in 1982, back to Oakland in 1995, and to Las Vegas in 2020—reflected Davis's willingness to challenge the establishment. Ken Stabler, Marcus Allen, Howie Long, and countless legends wore the silver and black during the franchise's glory years. The Raiders' rivalry with the Chiefs and Broncos has defined the AFC West for decades. The commitment to Excellence in the Light of the Eternal Flame honors Davis's legacy as the franchise begins its Las Vegas chapter.