The Las Vegas Raiders were established in 1960 and are part of the AFC West division. The Raiders, who moved to Las Vegas from Oakland in 2020, were one of the American Football League’s eight original teams. The “Silver and Black” have won three Super Bowls to date — the most recent in 1984. The Raiders play their NFL schedule home games at Allegiant Stadium, located in Paradise Nevada. Keep up with the latest Las Vegas Raiders info including standings, stats, news and much more.
2023 Raiders Schedule
Don’t miss a second of the 2023 Las Vegas Raiders football season, explore the full Raiders schedule right here, including scores, news and where to watch NFL games. No Raiders football today? Find another game to watch on the full NFL Schedule.
How to Watch the Las Vegas Raiders
On any given Sunday (and of course for Monday Night Football and the occasional Thursday Night Football game) you will likely want to keep your eyes glued to the full Los Angeles Raiders schedule. Whether you have a sports package or not, you can catch a ton of football games via streaming or on satellite. Below are a few places where you can watch the Chiefs play.
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