Allegiant Stadium

The Raiders and Chiefs have a bitter rivalry that dates back to the early days of the AFL when they were two of the best teams in the league. The rivalry has remained strong since then as both teams have been in the same division since 1960. The Chiefs lead the all-time series 58-52-2 having won three of the last four. The Chiefs also hold a 2-1 lead in the all-time playoff series. If you’re looking to attend one of the most intense games of the year, make sure to get tickets to the Raiders-Chiefs game at the Coliseum.

The Raiders-Broncos rivalry also dates back to the 1960 and the founding of the AFL. The Raiders hold the all-time series lead 60-49-2. However, the playoff series is tied at one game apiece. In recent years the Broncos have gotten the better of the Raiders on most occasions as they have won the last 7 and 14 of the last 20.

The Raiders-Chargers rivalry stems not only from the fact that these two rivals have played in the same division for their entire existence, but also from the proximity of the two teams and fanbases. The rivalry between the fans is particularly strong since there are a lot of Raiders fans in Southern California due to the Raiders’ brief stint playing in Los Angeles from 1982 to 1994.

Often referred to as the “Battle of the Bay” this rivalry is based on the two franchises geographic location. The two teams’ stadiums are located just a mere 12 miles from each other. Which leads to mixed loyalties throughout the whole bay area. While these two teams don’t play very often you better believe that his rivalry is stronger than most.