Highlight clips are shown of past greats, and the team’s Super Bowl wins as well as the newest personnel including head coach Jon Gruden. 'I do hereby proclaim January 22, 2020, as the day to celebrate the renaming of the Las Vegas Raiders.' - /gcgOCgn73RĪdditionally, the team unveiled an official hype video discussing the 60 years of franchise history ahead of a new era set to begin in the city of Las Vegas. Nevada Governor Steve Sisolak was on hand to officially proclaim January 22 as a day to celebrate the renaming of the Raiders.Ī 10-minute video of the event in Vegas features owner Al Davis and members of the Raiders roster making the name change official in front of their new stadium. Now they’ll become the Las Vegas Raiders in the 2020 NFL season. They also spent the past 24 years as the Oakland Raiders after 12 years in Los Angeles. They originally debuted as the Oakland Raiders in 1960 and remained under that city’s name for 21 years. The team has mainly been associated with Oakland for most of its history. So when will they officially make the move? Raiders have official renaming ceremony January 22 marks the day when the team became the Las Vegas Raiders ahead of their move to a brand new stadium in Sin City. On Wednesday, the NFL’s Oakland Raiders officially changed their name in terms of the city they will represent.

January 22 marked the official renaming of the Las Vegas Raiders.

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