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The Oakland Raiders are based in Oakland , California and they play in the Western Division of the American Football Conference (AFC) in the National Football League (NFL). They have been playing in AFL since 1960, as soon as they were formed, and later joined NFL during the ALF-NFL merger in 1970. The Raiders relocated to LA for 12 years from '82 to '94, then they returned to Oakland in '95.

The first 3 seasons did not favor Oakland . They struggled both on and off the field. Since 1963, the team has picked up their performance and has had only 7 losing seasons till 2002. 1963 was the year when Al Davis was brought to the team as head coach and general manager.

As AFL members, the Oakland Raiders won a league championship in 1967, three division titles in 1967, 1968 and 1969, and also appeared in Super Bowl. After joining the NFL, the Raiders won 12 division titles, 3 Super Bowls and one other conference title. The Oakland Raiders have 13 former players enshrined in the Pro Football Hall of Fame.

A little bit of Oakland Raiders trivia
The team, when it was formed in 1960, was yet unnamed. Oakland Tribune held a contest then and “Oakland Senors” was chosen as the winning entry. The name did not go down well with the local population and there were accusations that the contest was fixed.

Nine days later, the team changed its name from Oakland Senors to Oakland Raiders. Raiders was the third place winner in the contest. Black, gold and white were the original colors of the Raiders. The helmets were black with a white strip, but without any logo. This was the team uniform from 1960 to 1962. Al Davis later changed the team colors to silver and black and also added a logo to the helmet. The logo and the uniform have undergone minor modification throughout the years, but it essentially remains the same.

The current uniform is silver pants, black or white jerseys and silver helmets. White jerseys have black numbers and black jerseys have silver numbers.

The Raiders wore their white jerseys for their home game against the San Diego Chargers on September 2008. The decision was made by Coach Lane Kiffin, who was then coaching his final game for the Raiders, and was supposedly because of intense heat, though the temperature hit only 72 degrees on that day in Oakland .

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Dallas Cowboys Are Coming to Oxnard, CA: Fan's Look (Yahoo! Contributor Network) As a football fan, I think one of the best experiences to really get close to the team is an NFL training camp visit. It's a great chance to actually interact with the players in a much less high-pressure environment than found during the regular season. For fans of the Dallas Cowboys, especially those living in Southern California, all it takes is a trip to Oxnard to visit the 2012 Dallas Cowboys Training Camp.

Beyond the Shutdown 50: Juron Criner, WR, Oakland Raiders (Shutdown Corner) Now that the 2012 NFL draft is in the can, it's time to take the Shutdown 50 scouting format forward and get a closer look at some of the surprising and fascinating selections from this year's draft -- the guys we missed in the original 50, but who could be impact players now or down the road. Our next entry: Arizona receiver Juron Criner, selected by the Oakland Raiders with the 33rd pick in the fifth round (168th overall). Overview: While most of the talk about Pac-12 passing attacks in 2011 focused on the offenses led by Andrew Luck and Matt Barkley, the Arizona passing  game has been one of the more productive in the nation in recent seasons -- and receiver Juron Criner may be the primary reason for that. If you're in the group who believes that former Arizona and current Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Nick Foles hurt that aerial attack as much as he helped it with his inaccuracy and questionable decision-making, Criner stands out in sharper relief. After catching seven passes for 88 yards and a touchdown as a true freshman, Criner moved up to 45/582/9 in 2009, and made a name for himself in 2010, when he caught 82 passes for 1,233 yards and 11 touchdowns. He repeated that touchdown figure last year, and the rest of the numbers almost matched up (75 for 926). Criner further set himself on the radar with an exciting week at the Senior Bowl. From our own Mike Tanier's report : Criner has probably helped his stock more than any other player during Senior Bowl practices this week ... [He] does not have breakaway speed, but he appears to have the rest of the package. "I'm very agile for a man my size," Criner said after Thursday's practice. That agility was evident earlier in the week, when he made smooth cuts and adjusted to poorly thrown balls in live practices. Criner has also been demonstrating good hands and pass-catching technique, and he looks more fluid and comfortable running routes than some of the other big receivers on the South squad. Janoris Jenkins (CB, North Alabama), the likely first-round pick who transferred from Florida because of personal issues, singled Criner out as the hardest South receiver to cover this week during his Thursday press conference. "He's kinda got ball skills," Jenkins said. "If you hit his hand, he'll catch it. And he's tall." So, there's that. When he's thrown to by good quarterbacks, Juron Criner tends to make plays. And even when he's thrown to by quarterbacks who couldn't hit water if they fell out of a boat, he's going to do some interesting things. Now a proud member of the Oakland Raiders, Criner has a shot at doing what Tennessee wideout Denarius Moore did in 2011 -- come out of nowhere as a late-round pick and impress the NFL. Moore went off the hook in a relative sense in his rookie campaign, catching 33 passes for 618 yards and five touchdowns. Could Criner be the next guy on the Raiders' late-draft boards to flash that same kind of long-term potential? Strengths: Shows an impressive burst for an alleged "possession receiver" -- Criner gets up to speed quickly off the line and in end-arounds. Fires upfield with an impressive second gear. Good catch radius and fine hands in space -- Criner often contorted his body to make catches when Foles was throwing with questionable accuracy. Will adjust his body to catch deep balls without losing too much speed after he's already beaten the corner or safety down the seam. Made a lot of catches despite the fact that Foles was clearly targeting him as the first read, which allowed opponents to time their jumps on the ball. Will fight to get through contact before he's wrapped up and occasionally gets free to make a big play. Senior Bowl performances showed what he could do when targeted by quarterbacks with a clue, as has his brief performances in Raiders minicamp. Frequently listed as a possession receiver, but he's got more downfield speed than the title might imply. Weaknesses: Tends to lose control of the ball when contact is coming -- doesn't have alligator arms, per se, but has trouble bringing the ball in and securing it when a defender is bearing down on him. Will lose the ball too often upon contact, leading to fumbles and incompletions. Not an especially physical player when fighting for balls with defenders in short spaces.

Pryor: 'I'm not planning to be a backup" (National Football Post) The talented second-year quarterback remains hopeful of receiving an opportunity.

Bengals sign top draft pick CB Kirkpatrick (The Associated Press) CINCINNATI (AP) The Bengals signed cornerback Dre Kirkpatrick of Alabama to a four-year contract on Friday, the first time in nine years that they've reached a deal so quickly with their top pick.

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