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  • First season in Las Vegas
    Las Vegas Raiders

    With an offense starring quarterback Daryle Lamonica and center Jim Otto, the Raiders won the AFL championship in December 1967, a victory that sent the team to its first Super Bowl the following January (a loss to the Green Bay Packers). John Madden was hired as head coach in 1969,…

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    With an offense starring quarterback Daryle Lamonica and center Jim Otto, the Raiders won the AFL championship in December 1967, a victory that sent the team to its first Super Bowl the following January (a loss to the Green Bay Packers). John Madden was hired as head coach in 1969,…

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