With the 'X' and the swords in white, and the 'L' and 'V' in grey, the new logo is easy to interpret, and the usual Raiders logo is embedded within it at the bottom along with the years 1960 and 2024.

A generational tight end fell into the lap of the Las Vegas Raiders last offseason when Brock Bowers unexpectedly fell to the 13th pick in the NFL Draft. Althou ...

Or maybe the Las Vegas Raiders just saw an opportunity that it couldn't let pass to deliver a clever 65th anniversary logo (well timed for the start of its training season).

The Raiders will celebrate their 65th season with a logo designed to commemorate the franchise's history and celebrate its legacy.

But when the Raiders decided to modify their helmet logo for the 1963 season, they left Randolph Scott’s mug, square jaw and distinctive patch over his eye right where they always have been.

Best logo revision: David Britt. David Britt created a powerful look by starting with the Raiders' basic logo, changing the eye-patched player's head to a skull and adding some gold outlining for ...

Not only that, but they had black helmets with a gold stripe and no side logos. Not exactly the classic Raiders look we've all come to know. Everyone thinks of the Raiders as the silver and black.