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The reason why Oakland Raiders tickets are so hard to come by is because the Raiders are one of the most popular teams in the NFL. Football lovers and fans can always be sure of exciting football action when the Raiders hit the field. Whether they are on a winning streak or trying to find their groove, the Raiders always put their heart and soul into every game. The Oakland Raiders play in the National Football League and also hold affiliations with the American Football Conference and the AFC West. They have one of the most impressive title wins in the NFL, with three Super Bowl wins, four Conference title wins and fifteen Division titles. The Raiders' home stadium is McAfee Coliseum.

The Raiders were founded in 1960 and were part of the AFL. After the Minneapolis team shifted to the NFL, the AFL needed a team to fill the void and Oakland was the unlikely solution. Not only had the city not asked for a football team, it didn't have the facilities to host one either. Still, the team was able to find people willing to invest. Soon there were people willing to buy Oakland Raiders tickets as well. In 1963, Al Davis took over the reigns of the Raiders and things began to vastly improve for the team. Until the eighties, the team played consistently and managed three Super Bowl wins as well as a number of Division title wins and Conference wins as well. The Raiders looked like they had finally found some stability in their game, which would make Raider Tickets the talk of the town.

The team was greeted with high Oakland Raiders tickets sales and jubilation from the fans. The Raiders seemed happy to be home and played consistently, though the glory of their early days was definitely lacking. In 2001, the team was involved in a famous controversial play called The Tuck in a game against the Patriots. However in 2006 the Raiders pulled in their worst record since 1962. The team is currently trying to improve its offensive line up which is generally seen as the Raiders' weakest game point. The first crowd filled the Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum on September 8, 1966 when the AFL's Oakland Raiders played the Kansas City Chiefs. The adjacent arena celebrated its grand opening on November 9, 1966 when the Oakland Seals met the San Diego Gulls for an NHL game. In October 1995, Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum began an extensive renovation. The $120 million project included the addition of 22,000 new seats, 90 luxury suites, two private clubs and two state-of-the-art scoreboards.

The Raiders made their debut on ABC's Monday Night Football with a thrilling 34-20 victory over the Washington Redskins on October 19, 1970. Ever since, the excitement of playing at night in front of a National television audience galvanizes the Raiders allowing the Silver and Black to build their legacy of playing their best football in the biggest games.

The Raiders have compiled a record of 36-26-1 playing on the Monday Night series, winning 14 contests in a row from 1975-1981. The series has featured some incredible comebacks by the Raiders including a 1982 thriller against the Chargers. After trailing by 24 points, the Raiders defeated the Chargers 28-24. Purchasing your Raider Tickets from raidertickets.org is guaranteed, there are no hidden fees and you will find the best prices for the seat you are looking for. Enjoy the Game!