The Oakland Raiders are now the Las Vegas Raiders. Starting in the upcoming 2020-'21 NFL season, the Raiders will play out of Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas, Nevada. Allegiant Stadium, currently under construction and expected to be completed in July 2020, will be a state-of-the-art multi-purpose indoor stadium with a seating capacity of 65,000 for NFL football games. Under head coach John Gruden, the buzz around the Raiders is palpable. Although the Raiders' 2019 season did not live up to expectations, the team returns a strong nucleus of talent led by quarterback Derek Carr and second year running back, Doug Jacobs. General Manager Mike Mayock is a well-respected talent evaluator and, in his second off-season on the job, don't be surprised to see him add key roster pieces. On defense, promising young safety Jonathan Abram will return from a season-ending injury. The Las Vegas... MORE
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The Oakland Raiders are playing their final season in Oakland, California. Starting in 2020, the Raiders are relocating to Las Vegas and a brand-new stadium (Las Vegas Stadium). The buzz surrounding the new-look Raiders is palpable in their final season in Oakland. Under the leadership of second year coach Jon Gruden and first year general manager Mike Mayock, the Raiders are aggressively trying to build a winning roster prior to their relocation. Last season, the Raiders completed a blockbuster trade sending their franchise player Khalil Mack to Chicago. While the trade was unpopular, it did allow the Raiders to stockpile 2019 draft picks. Time will tell if these recent draft picks will pay off. In the offseason, the Raiders completed a huge trade to acquire All-Pro wide receiver Antonio Brown. Brown becomes the unquestioned lead receiver for Derek Carr. There is still significant optimism in the organization regarding the potential of Derek Carr. Team owner Mark Davis desperately needs a successful season in 2019 prior to their move. The Raiders have a young and talented roster, but it is yet to be seen if they have the right pieces to compete in a loaded AFC West conference. With the highly publicized upcoming relocation to Las Vegas, and a brand-new state-of-the-art stadium in the works, the Oakland Raiders will be an exciting team to watch this season and for years to come.
In what may be the Oakland Raiders last season at the Oakland Coliseum, there is a certain wave of excitement surrounding the 2018 Oakland Raiders unmatched around the rest of the NFL. Much of the hype surrounding the franchise is mainly because of one man on the sidelines - head coach Jon Gruden. The Raiders signed Jon Gruden to a historic 10 year, $100 million contract to become the franchise’s next head coach, shattering all other previous contracts signed by head coaches. Gruden has finally left the television booth for the sidelines, where he will look to turn this talented Raiders roster into a Super Bowl contender.
In addition to signing Jon Gruden, the Raiders made another splashy acquisition by signing former Green Bay Packers wide receiver Jordy Nelson. Nelson and Amari Cooper form an elite 1-2 punch in the receiving corps for Derek Carr to throw to. Speaking of Derek Carr, he will look to rebound from an up and down 2017 season, hoping to build off of 2016 when he was a potential MVP candidate. With an improved offensive line and more talented receiving corps, expect Derek Carr to take the next step towards becoming an elite quarterback in the NFL. The Raiders also signed former Pro Bowl running back Doug Martin to split time in the backfield with Marshawn Lynch. Beast Mode’s return to the NFL was one of last year’s great stories in the NFL, and it should be once again in 2018. When clicking on all cylinders, this Raiders offense has the potential to be one of the most dominant and exciting units in the NFL. Jon Gruden and the Raiders offense will be can’t-miss entertainment in 2018.
Defensively, the Raiders are led by All-Pro outside linebacker/defensive end Khalil Mack. Mack is one of the best pass rushers in the NFL, with over 40 sacks thus far in his 4-year career. Linebacker Bruce Irvin and Pro Bowl safety Reggie Nelson are also key factors in this Oakland defense that will look to take major strides in 2018.
It may be the Raiders last season at the Oakland Coliseum, so don’t miss your chance to see the Raiders in a luxury suite before they leave for Las Vegas. The Oakland Raiders home opponents in 2018 are the Los Angeles Chargers, Kansas City Chiefs, Denver Broncos, Pittsburgh Steelers, Cleveland Browns, Los Angeles Rams, Indianapolis Colts, and Seattle Seahawks.
Oakland Raiders suite rentals will vary in price based on the opponent and date of the game. A Raiders luxury box at the Oakland-Alameda Coliseum will include premium in-suite catering options, luxurious furnishings, HDTVs, spacious floorplans and a dedicated in-suite attendant. Along with your Raiders suite, VIP parking and private entry into the Oakland-Alameda Coliseum is included.
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