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When was Los Angeles Raiders created?
Los Angeles Raiders was created in 1982.
When did Los Angeles Raiders end?
Los Angeles Raiders ended in 1995.
Are the LA Raiders and the Oakland Raiders the same team?
Yes. The Raiders moved from Oakland to Los Angeles in 1982. After 13 years, they returned to Oakland in 1995.
What are the release dates for The NFL on CBS - 1956 Los Angeles Rams vs- Los Angeles Raiders 27-38?
The NFL on CBS - 1956 Los Angeles Rams vs- Los Angeles Raiders 27-38 was released on: USA: 18 December 1982
Raiders left Los Angeles when?
The Raiders moved back to Oakland in the summer of 1995.
What year did the raiders and rams leave Los Angeles?
1995
Who was Quarterback for the Los Angeles Raiders Jim who?
Jim PLUNKETT
How many wins did the Los Angeles Raiders have?
What year are you talking about.
What city do the Raiders call home?
Baltimore and los angeles
What made the Rams and Raiders leave Los Angeles?
cus
How many games did the Los Angeles Raiders win in 1982?
In 1982, the Los Angeles Raiders had an 8-1 record. Due to a players strike, the season was shortened to nine games.
What actors and actresses appeared in 1983 AFC Championship Game - 1984?
The cast of 1983 AFC Championship Game - 1984 includes: Marcus Allen as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Running Back Lyle Alzado as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Defensive End Steve August as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Tackle Pete Axthelm as Himself - Sideline Reporter Malcolm Barnwell as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Wide Receiver Clifford Branch as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Wide Receiver Cullen Bryant as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Fullback Blair Bush as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Center Todd Christensen as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Tight End Dave Dalby as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Center Zachary Dixon as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Running Back Dan Doornink as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Fullback Don Dufek as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Strong Safety Kenny Easley as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Strong Safety Dick Enberg as Himself - Play-by-Play Announcer Ron Essink as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Tackle Tom Flores as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Head Coach Charley Hannah as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Guard Don Hasselbeck as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Tight End Lester Hayes as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Cornerback Ted Hendricks as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Linebacker Gregg Johnson as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Defensive Back Norm Johnson as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Kicker Kerry Justin as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Cornerback Reggie Kinlaw as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Nose Tackle Chuck Knox as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Head Coach David Krieg as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Quarterback Steve Largent as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Wide Receiver Howie Long as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Defensive End Mickey Marvin as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Guard Vann McElroy as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Free Safety Pete Metzelaars as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Tight End Matt Millen as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Linebacker Cleo Montgomery as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Wide Receiver Merlin Olsen as Himself - Color Commentator Bill Pickel as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Nose Tackle Jim Plunkett as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Quarterback Ray Prochaska as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Offensive Coordinator Greg Pruitt as Himself - Los Angeles Raiders Running Back Bruce Scholtz as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Linebacker Curt Warner as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Running Back Jim Zorn as Himself - Seattle Seahawks Quarterback
