Las Vegas Raiders Milestones

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How Las Vegas Raiders Milestones is played

Every card in this deck carries a hidden value on the same scale — release years and dates — and the run is one long sorting problem. The first card is dealt face up. Each card after it goes into the gap where you think it belongs, and the value only shows once it lands. Get it wrong three times and the run ends with whatever you had placed.

This deck can also be shuffled together with any other deck measured in release years and dates — tick several on the deck tree to build one longer timeline out of them.

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28 of the 30 cards you could be dealt, plus 2 more. The values stay hidden until you place them.

Joined the AFL as a charter franchise Oakland got the league's eighth spot after Minneapolis defected to the NFL
Hired 33-year-old Al Davis as coach and GM The young Chargers assistant took a 1-13 team to 10-4 and was named AFL Coach of the Year
Won the AFL Championship A 13-1 team routed the Oilers 40-7 behind league MVP Daryle Lamonica
Won the Heidi Game Scored two touchdowns in the final minute against the Jets after NBC cut away to a children's movie
Hired John Madden A 32-year-old assistant became pro football's youngest head coach
Lost on the Immaculate Reception Franco Harris's shoestring catch ended a playoff game in Pittsburgh in the final seconds
Won the Sea of Hands game Clarence Davis somehow caught the winning touchdown among three Dolphins defenders
Won Super Bowl XI Crushed the Vikings 32-14 in the Rose Bowl for the franchise's first Lombardi Trophy
Won the Holy Roller game Ken Stabler's deliberate fumble was batted and recovered for a last-play touchdown in San Diego
John Madden retired; Tom Flores took over After a decade with more than 100 wins and no losing seasons, the coach left and later became a broadcasting legend
Won Super Bowl XV Jim Plunkett was MVP as the first wild-card team ever to win it all beat the Eagles
Moved to Los Angeles Al Davis relocated the team after winning an antitrust fight with the NFL
Won Super Bowl XVIII Marcus Allen's 74-yard reverse-field run highlighted a 38-9 rout of Washington
Drafted Bo Jackson in the seventh round Took a flier on a Heisman winner who had chosen baseball over signing with Tampa Bay
Moved back to Oakland Returned north after 13 seasons in Los Angeles
Hired Jon Gruden Al Davis handed the team to a 34-year-old Eagles offensive coordinator
Lost the Tuck Rule Game A Tom Brady fumble was overturned in the New England snow
Lost Super Bowl XXXVII to Gruden's Buccaneers Rich Gannon's MVP season ended with five interceptions against his former coach's defense
Drafted JaMarcus Russell first overall The strong-armed LSU quarterback became one of the biggest busts in draft history
Al Davis died The owner who had also been a coach, AFL commissioner and league rebel passed away at 82 during the season
Drafted Khalil Mack and Derek Carr Landed a pass rusher fifth overall and a quarterback in round two of the same draft
Returned to the playoffs after 13 years A 12-4 season was marred when Derek Carr broke his leg on Christmas Eve
NFL owners approved the move to Las Vegas A 31-1 vote sent the franchise to Nevada
Jon Gruden returned on a 10-year deal A reported $100 million contract brought him back from the broadcast booth; Khalil Mack was traded that fall
Began play at Allegiant Stadium Debuted in the 'Death Star' with no fans in the stands during the pandemic season
Jon Gruden resigned midseason Leaked offensive emails ended his second stint five games into the year
Traded for Davante Adams Reunited the All-Pro receiver with his college quarterback Derek Carr
Drafted Brock Bowers The Georgia tight end fell to 13th overall and went on to set the rookie receptions record