Las Vegas Raiders year by year

67 seasons since 1960 · 515-495-11 all time · 3 titles

How have the Raiders ranked, year by year?

The Las Vegas Raiders have played 66 seasons since 1960: 512-494-11 in the regular season, with 3 titles. Their offense scored the most 2 times: 1977 and 1974. Over the last 10 seasons the best defense was 2023's (9th in points allowed), the best offense 2016's (7th in points scored). In 2026 they are 3-1, 8th in points scored and 11th in points allowed after 4 games.

Las Vegas Raiders by season: record, points scored and allowed per game with league rank, coach and postseason
Season	W-L-T	Offense	Defense	Yds/G	Yds allowed/G	Coach	Postseason
2026	3-1	28.88th	21.011th	343.015th	337.319th	Klint Kubiak	—
2025	3-14	14.232nd	25.425th	—	—	Pete Carroll	—
2024	4-13	18.229th	25.525th	—	—	Antonio Pierce	—
2023	8-9	19.523rd	19.59th	—	—	Josh McDaniels, Antonio Pierce	—
2022	6-11	23.212th	24.626th	—	—	Josh McDaniels	—
2021	10-7	22.018th	25.826th	—	—	Jon Gruden, Rich Bisaccia	Lost in the wild card round
2020	8-8	27.110th	29.930th	—	—	Jon Gruden	—
2019Oakland Raiders	7-9	19.624th	26.224th	—	—	Jon Gruden	—
2018Oakland Raiders	4-12	18.128th	29.232nd	—	—	Jon Gruden	—
2017Oakland Raiders	6-10	18.823rd	23.320th	—	—	Jack Del Rio	—
2016Oakland Raiders	12-4	26.07th	24.120th	—	—	Jack Del Rio	Lost in the wild card round
2015Oakland Raiders	7-9	22.417th	24.922nd	—	—	Jack Del Rio	—
2014Oakland Raiders	3-13	15.831st	28.332nd	—	—	Dennis Allen, Tony Sparano	—
2013Oakland Raiders	4-12	20.124th	28.329th	—	—	Dennis Allen	—
2012Oakland Raiders	4-12	18.126th	27.728th	—	—	Dennis Allen	—
2011Oakland Raiders	8-8	22.416th	27.129th	—	—	Hue Jackson	—
2010Oakland Raiders	8-8	25.66th	23.220th	—	—	Tom Cable	—
2009Oakland Raiders	5-11	12.331st	23.723rd	—	—	Tom Cable	—
2008Oakland Raiders	5-11	16.429th	24.324th	—	—	Lane Kiffin, Tom Cable	—
2007Oakland Raiders	4-12	17.723rd	24.926th	—	—	Lane Kiffin	—
2006Oakland Raiders	2-14	10.532nd	20.818th	—	—	Art Shell	—
2005Oakland Raiders	4-12	18.123rd	23.925th	—	—	Norv Turner	—
2004Oakland Raiders	5-11	20.018th	27.631st	—	—	Norv Turner	—
2003Oakland Raiders	4-12	16.926th	23.725th	—	—	Bill Callahan	—
2002Oakland Raiders	11-5	28.12nd	19.06th	—	—	Bill Callahan	Lost Super Bowl XXXVII
2001Oakland Raiders	10-6	24.94th	20.419th	—	—	Jon Gruden	Lost in the divisional round
2000Oakland Raiders	12-4	29.93rd	18.79th	—	—	Jon Gruden	Lost the conference championship
1999Oakland Raiders	8-8	24.48th	20.616th	—	—	Jon Gruden	—
1998Oakland Raiders	8-8	18.022nd	22.320th	—	—	Jon Gruden	—
1997Oakland Raiders	4-12	20.317th	26.228th	—	—	Joe Bugel	—
1996Oakland Raiders	7-9	21.312th	18.38th	—	—	Mike White	—
1995Oakland Raiders	8-8	21.815th	20.810th	—	—	Mike White	—
1994Los Angeles Raiders	9-7	18.919th	20.417th	—	—	Art Shell	—
1993Los Angeles Raiders	10-6	19.114th	20.421st	—	—	Art Shell	Lost in the divisional round
1992Los Angeles Raiders	7-9	15.623rd	17.611th	—	—	Art Shell	—
1991Los Angeles Raiders	9-7	18.615th	18.612th	—	—	Art Shell	Lost in the wild card round
1990Los Angeles Raiders	12-4	21.113th	16.87th	—	—	Art Shell	Lost the conference championship
1989Los Angeles Raiders	8-8	19.718th	18.610th	—	—	Mike Shanahan, Art Shell	—
1988Los Angeles Raiders	7-9	20.316th	23.123rd	—	—	Mike Shanahan	—
1987Los Angeles Raiders	5-10	20.117th	19.38th	—	—	Tom Flores	—
1986Los Angeles Raiders	8-8	20.216th	21.619th	—	—	Tom Flores	—
1985Los Angeles Raiders	12-4	22.112th	19.39th	—	—	Tom Flores	Lost in the divisional round
1984Los Angeles Raiders	11-5	23.09th	17.44th	—	—	Tom Flores	Lost in the wild card round
1983Los Angeles Raiders	12-4	27.63rd	21.113th	—	—	Tom Flores	Won Super Bowl XVIII
1982Los Angeles Raiders	8-1	28.92nd	22.222nd	—	—	Tom Flores	Lost in the divisional round
1981Oakland Raiders	7-9	17.125th	21.415th	—	—	Tom Flores	—
1980Oakland Raiders	11-5	22.87th	19.110th	—	—	Tom Flores	Won Super Bowl XV
1979Oakland Raiders	9-7	22.87th	21.117th	—	—	Tom Flores	—
1978Oakland Raiders	9-7	19.410th	17.710th	—	—	John Madden	—
1977Oakland Raiders	11-3	25.11st	16.414th	—	—	John Madden	Lost the conference championship
1976Oakland Raiders	13-1	25.04th	16.912th	—	—	John Madden	Won Super Bowl XI
1975Oakland Raiders	11-3	26.84th	18.27th	—	—	John Madden	Lost the conference championship
1974Oakland Raiders	12-2	25.41st	16.39th	—	—	John Madden	Lost the conference championship
1973Oakland Raiders	9-4-1	20.910th	12.53rd	—	—	John Madden	Lost the conference championship
1972Oakland Raiders	10-3-1	26.13rd	17.78th	—	—	John Madden	Lost in the divisional round
1971Oakland Raiders	8-4-2	24.62nd	19.914th	—	—	John Madden	—
1970Oakland Raiders	8-4-2	21.49th	20.919th	—	—	John Madden	Lost the conference championship
1969Oakland Raiders (AFL)	12-1-1	26.9	17.3	—	—	John Madden	Lost the conference championship
1968Oakland Raiders (AFL)	12-2	32.4	16.6	—	—	John Rauch	Lost the conference championship
1967Oakland Raiders (AFL)	13-1	33.4	16.6	—	—	John Rauch	Lost Super Bowl II
1966Oakland Raiders (AFL)	8-5-1	22.5	20.6	—	—	John Rauch	—
1965Oakland Raiders (AFL)	8-5-1	21.3	17.1	—	—	Al Davis	—
1964Oakland Raiders (AFL)	5-7-2	21.6	25.0	—	—	Al Davis	—
1963Oakland Raiders (AFL)	10-4	25.9	20.1	—	—	Al Davis	—
1962Oakland Raiders (AFL)	1-13	15.2	26.4	—	—	Marty Feldman, Red Conkright	—
1961Oakland Raiders (AFL)	2-12	16.9	32.7	—	—	Eddie Erdelatz, Marty Feldman	—
1960Oakland Raiders (AFL)	6-8	22.8	27.7	—	—	Eddie Erdelatz	—

Regular season. Offense and defense are points scored and allowed per game; the rank beside each is among the league’s clubs that season, first being the most scored or the fewest allowed. Ranks start in 1970, the first season after the merger; yards (passing net of sacks, plus rushing) in 1999.

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