The Raiders were founded in 1960 in Oakland, California, along with other teams as part of the AFL (American Football League). The Oakland Raiders had a rough start to their early seasons with few wins, until they made a coaching change with the arrival of Al Davis and later John Rauch. The Oakland Raiders started winning and even won the AFL championship in 1967, but lost in the Super Bowl against the NFL winner, the Green Bay Packers. The 1970s were a highly successful decade for the Raiders, with one of the best football coaches of all time, John Madden, along with several top athletes. This decade was marked by the rivalry between the Oakland Raiders and the Pittsburgh Steelers, with the Raiders winning their first Super Bowl in 1976. John Madden retired from coaching in 1979 and was replaced by Tom Flores, who led the Raiders to their second title in 1980. In 1982, the Raiders relocated to Los Angeles and became the Los Angeles Raiders until 1994. During this period, the Raiders had a competitive team, making the playoffs multiple times and winning another Super Bowl in 1983. They returned to Oakland in 1995, where they remained until 2019. During this time, they played in the Super Bowl in 2002 but did not win the championship. In 2019, the franchise relocated once again to Las Vegas, where it remains the team's home base until today.