Though the Oakland Raiders had a disappointing season in 2006, ending up in last place in AFC West, key changes made during the off season bring hope to Raiders’ fans. New coach Lane Kiffin brings a breath of fresh air to the team, and with the addition of powerhouse quarterback JaMarcus Russell and Warren Sapps’ off season shape up, things are looking rosy for the Raiders. Now all the team needs is throngs of screaming fans to cheer them on, and Coast to Coast has the tickets you want to McAfee Coliseum. Get yours today and cheer on the Oakland Raiders live in 2007!

Some Oakland Raiders history: The Raiders were professional football’s most consistent team from the mid-1960s through the mid-1980s, reaching the playoffs 15 times and earning four NFL or American Football League (AFL) titles in 19 seasons. As AFL champions, they played in the second Super Bowl, in 1968, and lost to the Green Bay Packers (33-14). During John Madden’s ten years as head coach (1969-1978), Oakland played in seven league or conference championship games and won one Super Bowl, in 1977. From 1980 to 1993 the team reached the postseason eight times, winning the Super Bowl in 1981 and 1984. The Raiders are the only team that appeared in at least one Super Bowl each decade during the 1960s, 1970s, and 1980s.