The American Football League awarded Oakland a football franchise on January 30th.
Eddie Erdelatz was appointed first Oakland Raiders coach on February 9th.
Played first preseason game against the Dallas Texans on July 31st.
Recorded first preseason win against the New York Titans (23-17) at Sacamento's Hughes stadium on August 7th.
First regular-season home game was a 37-22 loss to Houston on September 11th.
Raiders record their first regular-season win, 14-13 over the Oilers, on September 25th.
Tony Teresa became the first Raider to rush 100 yards in a game when he ran for 141 yards against the Buffalo Bills on November 13th.
Finished the 1960 season with a 6-8 record.
1961
E.W. McGah was named Oakland Raiders president on January 17th.
Head coach Eddie Erdelatz was fired and assistant Marty Feldman took over on September 17th
1962
The Raiders lost to San Diego 27-33 in their first game at Frank Youell Field on August 26th.
Head coach Marty Feldman was fired after five-straight loss and was replaced by assistant William Conkright.
1963
Al Davis named head coach and general manager on January 15th.
Raiders display new silver and black uniforms in season opener on September 7th.
Clem Daniels becomes the first Raiders 1,000-Yard rusher with 1,099 yards for the season.
Raiders record their first winning season. (10-4
1965
Construction began on Oakland Coliseum on February 1st.
Played their last game at Frank Youell Field, a 24-14 win over the New York Jets
1966
Al Davis named AFL Commissioner on April 8th.
On June 8th, the AFL and NFL merge and make plans to have a common draft and championship game.
Al Davis resigns as AFL Commissioner on July 25th.
With over 50,000 fans in attendance, the Raiders lost 32-10 to the Kansas City Chiefs in their first game in the Coliseum
1967
Raiders ended the season 13-1; the best record in AFL history.
Beat Houston 40-7 to win AFL Championship on December 31st.
1968
The Raiders lost to the Packers, 33-14, in Super Bowl II on January 25th.
November 17th was the date of the infamous "Heidi" game. The Raiders beat New York 43-32, but their great come-back win was cut off by the television network so they could start the movie "Heidi" on time.
Raiders lost to the New York Jets, 27-23, in AFL Championship at Shea Stadium on December 29th.
1969
John Madden replaced John Rauch as head coach on February 4th.
1970
Lost to the Kansas City Chiefs, 7-17, in the AFL Championship game on January 4th.
The 1970 season saw the Raiders win their fourth-4 consecutive Western Division crown.
George Blanda was named AFC Player of the Year.
Raymond Chester was named AFC Rookie of the Year.
1971
Raiders lost 17-27 to the Baltimore Colts in the AFC title game on January 3rd.
1972
Raiders record 100th victory with a 26-3 win over the Kansas City Chiefs.
Won fifth-consecutive Western Division title.
1973
Ended Dolphins 18-game winning streak with a 12-7 win on September 23rd.
The Raiders lost, 27-10, to the Miami Dolphins in the AFC Championship Game on December 30th.
1974
Lost to the Pittsburgh Steelers, 24-13, in the AFC Championship game on December 29th.
1975
Al Davis named Long Island Athletic Club's NFL Executive of the Year on February 7th.
On September 3rd, center Jim Otto, the last original Oakland Raider, retired after 15 years.
On November 23rd, Oakland defeated the Washington Redskins, 26-23, in the Raiders' first-ever overtime game.
1976
Raiders lost 16-10 to Pittsburg in AFC Championship Game on January 4th.
On November 21st, the Raiders beat the Philadelphia Eagles, 26-7, to clinch their 9th Western Division Championship in 10 years.
Finished with the best record in the NFL at 13-1.
Raiders win the AFC Championship by beating Pittsburg 24-7 on December 26th.
