The 1968 Oakland Raiders season began with the team trying to improve on their 13–1 record from 1967. The 1968 season was the ninth season in Oakland and in the American Football League.
Schedule[]
Week
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Date
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Opponent
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Result
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Attendance
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1
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September 15, 1968
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at Buffalo Bills
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W 48–6
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43,057
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2
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September 21, 1968
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at Miami Dolphins
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W 47–21
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30,021
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3
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September 29, 1968
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at Houston Oilers
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W 24–15
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46,098
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4
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October 6, 1968
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Boston Patriots
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W 41–10
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44,253
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5
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October 13, 1968
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San Diego Chargers
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L 23–14
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53,257
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6
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October 20, 1968
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at Kansas City Chiefs
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L 24–10
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50,015
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7
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October 27, 1968
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Cincinnati Bengals
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W 31–10
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37,083
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8
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November 3, 1968
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Kansas City Chiefs
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W 38–21
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53,357
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9
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November 10, 1968
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at Denver Broncos
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W 43–7
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50,002
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10
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November 17, 1968
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New York Jets
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W 43–32
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53,118
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11
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November 24, 1968
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at Cincinnati Bengals
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W 34–0
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27,116
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12
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November 28, 1968
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Buffalo Bills
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W 13–10
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39,883
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13
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December 8, 1968
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Denver Broncos
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W 33–27
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47,754
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14
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December 15, 1968
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at San Diego Chargers
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W 34–27
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40,698
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Postseason[]
Week
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Date
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Opponent
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Result
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Attendance
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Playoff
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December 22, 1968
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Kansas City Chiefs
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W 41–6
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53,357
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AFL Championship
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December 29, 1968
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at New York Jets
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L 27–23
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62,627
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Roster[]
Depth chart[]
Defensive Starters [1]
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Offensive Starters [2]
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Staff[]
HC: John Rauch
Ast: John Polonchek (RB), Ollie Spencer (OL), Tom Dahms (DL), John Madden (LB), Charlie Sumner (DB), Marv Marinovich (Str)
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References[]
- ↑
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- ↑ Raiders coaches – Silver and Black Report [1]
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