Las Vegas Raiders
A charter AFL franchise established in 1960, the Raiders forged a rebellious, winning mystique under owner Al Davis and the motto “Just Win, Baby.” The franchise won three Super Bowl championships (11, 15, 18) spanning eras in Oakland and Los Angeles before moving to Las Vegas. Hall of Fame greats include coach John Madden, Fred Biletnikoff, Jim Otto, Gene Upshaw, Art Shell, Ken Stabler, Howie Long, and Charles Woodson.
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Allegiant Stadium
Allegiant Stadium is located in Paradise, Nevada, adjacent to the Las Vegas Strip. The ultra-modern domed facility has a fixed translucent ETFE roof and seats 65,000 spectators. The stadium features an ingenious roll-in natural Bermuda grass tray that stays outside in the desert sun during the week and slides into the arena for game days.
Because the stadium is fully enclosed and climate-controlled, NFL games inside Allegiant Stadium are entirely insulated from the scorching 100°F+ desert heat in September or chilly desert nights in December. The natural grass field benefits from outdoor sunlight without subjecting players or fans to outside elements.