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NFL Oakland Raiders New Tab Extension brings a new look to your Chrome browser.
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Oakland Raiders New Tab Extension.
This Oakland Raiders extension designed for the fans of Oakland Raiders NFL Team. Oakland Raiders is a NFL (National Football League) team. Oakland Raide
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- Different NFL Oakland Raiders's wallpaper of every time that you open a new tab.
- If you Favorited a wallpaper. Only that wallpaper will appear on the background of your Chrome.
- A Clock and Date which shows current time and date.
- Quick links are your way to internet experience.
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Oakland Raiders, American professional turf football crew situated in Oakland, California, that plays in the National Football League (NFL). The Raiders have won three Super Bowl titles (1977, 1981, and 1984), one American Football League (AFL) title (1967), and four American Football Conference (AFC) titles. Seen by numerous individuals as the "scalawags" of the NFL in light of their noteworthy propensity for harsh play, the Raiders epitomize the proverb begat by long-term proprietor Al Davis: "Simply win, child."
The Raiders were established in 1960 as one of the eight unique groups of the AFL. After three losing seasons, the establishment contracted Davis in 1963 to fill in as the group's head mentor and general administrator. He actualized a "vertical" passing assault, which depended on long tosses downfield to extend the restricting safeguard, and immediately transformed the group into a contender. Following a three-month stretch as AFL chief in 1966, Davis turned into a section proprietor of the Raiders and started purchasing out (and, now and again, compelling out) the other proprietors, eventually dealing with the group in 1976.
With an offense featuring quarterback Daryle Lamonica and focus Jim Otto, the Raiders won the AFL title in December 1967, a triumph that sent the group to its first Super Bowl the next January (a misfortune to the Green Bay Packers). John Madden was employed as head mentor in 1969, and under his direction the Raiders turned into a world class group, posting back to back winning seasons during Madden's 10-year residency with the group and taking the establishment's first Super Bowl (1977). It was during this period that the Raiders manufactured a picture as a group of extreme, show no mercy players, for example, future Hall of Fame hostile linemen Jim Otto, Gene Upshaw, and Art Shell; linebacker Ted ("the Stork") Hendricks; guarded end Ben Davidson; and cornerback Willie Brown—who might at times go too far into grimy play. Those groups likewise highlighted an extra trio of future Hall of Fame players in tight end Dave Casper, kicker George Blanda, and wide collector Fred Biletnikoff, just as red hot quarterback Ken ("the Snake") Stabler. Goad's successor, Tom Flores (who was the Raiders' first beginning quarterback), shepherded the group to another Super Bowl triumph in 1981.