Packers vs Raiders History: All-Time Series Record

Packers Vs Raiders History
Joe Fletcher
Joe Fletcher
Published: June 23, 2023  Updated: September 11, 2024

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Packers vs Raiders Overall Record:

9-6-0

The Green Bay Packers and Las Vegas Raiders have played 15 games since 1968, with the Packers winning 9 games and the Raiders winning 6. How many ties? 0.

Bar chart showing 9 wins for the Packers and 6 wins for the Raiders

All-Time Head-to-Head Game Results

The Packers and the Raiders’s first-ever NFL game was played way back on January 14, 1968.

The Packers last played the Raiders on October 9, 2023, where the Packers lost 17-13.

Here are the results of every game played between the Packers and the Raiders since 1968:

wdt_ID wdt_created_by wdt_created_at wdt_last_edited_by wdt_last_edited_at Rival Date Summary Field Result Score ID Visitor Away Points Host Home Points Win Loss Tie Notes
516 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM 49ers 1999-01-03 Packers lost on the road 27-30 Away Loss 27-30 49ers36163 Packers 27 49ers 30 1 Postseason
517 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM 49ers 2013-01-12 Packers lost on the road 31-45 Away Loss 31-45 49ers41286 Packers 31 49ers 45 1 Postseason
518 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM 49ers 2014-01-05 Packers lost at home 23-20 Home Loss 23-20 49ers41644 49ers 23 Packers 20 1 Postseason
519 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM 49ers 2020-01-19 Packers lost on the road 20-37 Away Loss 20-37 49ers43849 Packers 20 49ers 37 1 Postseason
520 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM 49ers 2022-01-22 Packers lost at home 13-10 Home Loss 13-10 49ers44583 49ers 13 Packers 10 1 Postseason
521 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM 49ers 2024-01-20 Packers lost on the road 21-24 Away Loss 21-24 49ers45311 Packers 21 49ers 24 1 Postseason
522 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM Bears 1941-12-14 Packers lost on the road 14-33 Away Loss 14-33 Bears15324 Packers 14 Bears 33 1 Postseason
523 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM Buccaneers 2021-01-24 Packers lost at home 31-26 Home Loss 31-26 Buccaneers44220 Buccaneers 31 Packers 26 1 Postseason
524 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM Commanders 1972-12-24 Packers lost on the road 3-16 Away Loss 3-16 Commanders26657 Packers 3 Commanders 16 1 Postseason
525 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM Cowboys 1983-01-16 Packers lost on the road 26-37 Away Loss 26-37 Cowboys30332 Packers 26 Cowboys 37 1 Postseason
526 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM Cowboys 1994-01-16 Packers lost on the road 17-27 Away Loss 17-27 Cowboys34350 Packers 17 Cowboys 27 1 Postseason
527 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM Cowboys 1995-01-08 Packers lost on the road 9-35 Away Loss 9-35 Cowboys34707 Packers 9 Cowboys 35 1 Postseason
528 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM Cowboys 1996-01-14 Packers lost on the road 27-38 Away Loss 27-38 Cowboys35078 Packers 27 Cowboys 38 1 Postseason
529 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM Eagles 1960-12-26 Packers lost on the road 13-17 Away Loss 13-17 Eagles22276 Packers 13 Eagles 17 1 Postseason
530 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM Giants 1938-12-11 Packers lost on the road 17-23 Away Loss 17-23 Giants14225 Packers 17 Giants 23 1 Postseason
531 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM Giants 2012-01-15 Packers lost at home 37-20 Home Loss 37-20 Giants40923 Giants 37 Packers 20 1 Postseason
532 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM Rams 2002-01-20 Packers lost on the road 17-45 Away Loss 17-45 Rams37276 Packers 17 Rams 45 1 Postseason
533 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM Vikings 2005-01-09 Packers lost at home 31-17 Home Loss 31-17 Vikings38361 Vikings 31 Packers 17 1 Postseason
534 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM Broncos 1998-01-25 Packers lost on the road 24-31 Away Loss 24-31 Broncos35820 Packers 24 Broncos 31 1 Postseason
535 heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM heyfletch 2024-09-10 05:56 PM Falcons 2003-01-04 Packers lost at home 27-7 Home Loss 27-7 Falcons37625 Falcons 27 Packers 7 1 Postseason
Rival Summary Field Result ID Visitor Away Points Host Home Points Win Loss Tie Notes

Introduction to Raiders vs Packers Series History

Super Bowl II Packers vs Raiders

The Green Bay Packers are 9-6 against the Las Vegas Raiders all-time. GB is 5-3 at home and 4-7 away. In their history, they have only met once in the postseason, where the Packers beat the Oakland Raiders in Super Bowl II by a score of 33-14.

The Packers had an 8 game winning streak versus the Raiders, having beaten the Raiders in 8 straight regular season games, until the Pack lost to the Raiders in Las Vegas in 2023. Before that, however, the AFC West Raiders beat the Packers 5 games in a row from 1972 to 1987.

From iconic plays like the Lambeau Leap to the contributions of notable players and coaches who have worn both jerseys, Packers vs Raiders history is filled with rich history and memorable matchups.

Super Bowl II

First Matchup

The first matchup in Packers vs Raiders history was Super Bowl II. Played on January 14, 1968, at the Miami Orange Bowl, the game marked the second consecutive appearance by the Packers and the first Super Bowl for the Raiders. Super Bowl II was the second AFL – NFL World Championship Game before the NFL merger in 1970.

Defending NFL Champions

Led by legendary Packers coach Vince Lombardi, the Packers were determined to defend their title against the up-and-coming Raiders, led by head coach John Rauch. With a record-breaking audience tuning in, this encounter was destined to become a memorable chapter in pro football history.

The Packers entered Super Bowl II favored by 14 points with a talented roster, featuring the likes of Bart Starr, Paul Hornung, and Ray Nitschke. Lombardi’s team had established themselves as a dominant force, having won the inaugural Super Bowl the previous year. 

Their experience and championship pedigree were evident as they took control early in the game, setting the tone for the contest. Bart Starr’s stellar performance as quarterback proved instrumental, connecting with receivers Boyd Dowler and Max McGee for key touchdowns, while the Packers’ defense relentlessly pressured the Raiders’ offense.

Packers Vs Raiders Super Bowl Ii
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Packers win Super Bowl II

The Packers’ dominance culminated in a convincing 33-14 victory, securing their second consecutive Super Bowl triumph and their 11th World Championship. 

The Raiders’ inaugural Super Bowl appearance marked a significant milestone for the franchise, symbolizing their emergence as a force to be reckoned with. Led by quarterback Daryle Lamonica, who had replaced the injured regular starter during the season, the 12-1 Raiders showcased their explosive offense throughout the game. 

Lamonica connected with receiver Bill Miller for the Raiders’ first touchdown, providing a glimmer of hope for their spirited fan base. However, the Packers’ defensive prowess proved insurmountable, limiting the Raiders’ scoring opportunities. 

End of Packers Dynasty

Vince Lombardi Super Bowl Ii

Super Bowl II not only highlighted the contrasting fortunes of the Packers and the Raiders but also encapsulated the changing landscape of professional football. For the Packers, it was a fitting conclusion to their remarkable dynasty under Lombardi, as the head coach would step down after the game, leaving behind a legacy of excellence.

Beginning of Raiders Dynasty

Meanwhile, the Raiders’ appearance in the Super Bowl was a springboard for their ascent to greatness. They were a dominant force in the NFL throughout the 70’s under John Madden and the 80’s under Tom Flores. 

They won Super Bowl XI versus the Minnesota Vikings in 1977, Super Bowl XV versus Philadelphia in 1981, and Super Bowl XVIII versus Washington in 1984.

Memorable Moments

Lambeau Leap

Lambeau Leap
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The Lambeau Leap was invented against the Raiders on December 26, 1993. Coincidentally, it was the 3rd coldest game of all time with a temperature of just 0 degrees. 

Famously, Reggie White recovered a fumble, and before going out of bounds, he flipped the ball to LeRoy Butler who grabbed it in stride and ran to the end zone. He ran straight through the end zone and leaped into the stands where the fans held him up and hugged him for a few seconds.

The Lambeau Leap was solidified as a tradition by Robert Brooks who was the first to premeditate the leap by doing it after scoring touchdowns.

Favre’s MNF Game for the Ages

Favre Vs Raiders 2003 Dad Game 1000px

Brett Favre‘s father Irvin Favre passed away unexpectedly on the day before the Packers were set to play the Raiders on Monday Night Football, December 22, 2003. Understandably, Favre could have chosen to not play the game, ending his record streak of 205 straight starts and jeopardizing their playoff hopes. 

Instead, Favre decided to play and had a game for the ages. He absolutely lit up the Raiders, passing for 399 yards, four touchdowns, and a 154.9 passer rating – the highest of his career! The game was simply electric.

It seemed every time Favre would throw the ball, regardless of whether the receivers were open, they refused to drop anything coming their way. Unbelievable catches in traffic. The Packers ended up winning the game 41-7.

The Raiders fans were a class act that night. Raiders Nation cheered for Favre before the game and had plenty of supportive signs for him in the stands. 

Rodgers’ Perfect Game

In their 2019 meetup (LaFleur’s first season as head coach) against the Oakland Raiders at Lambeau Field, 2-time MVP Aaron Rodgers completed 25 of 31 passes for 429 yards, 5 touchdown passes, and 0 interceptions. That was good enough for a perfect passer rating of 158.3.

Rodgers joined an exclusive group of just 6 NFL quarterbacks who achieved a perfect 158.3 passer rating (minimum 30 passing attempts). Rodgers, who is the best Packers quarterback of all time, has since won a total of 4 MVP awards. 

Packers-Raiders Switching Sides

James Lofton

Lofton began his career with the Packers, where he played from 1978 to 1986. He was a key contributor to the Packers’ passing game and established himself as one of the premier wide receivers in the league. In 1987, Lofton joined the Raiders and played for them for two seasons.

Charles Woodson

Charles Woodson Raider
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Cornerback Charles Woodson was drafted by the Raiders in 1998 out of Michigan and played for them until 2005. During his time with the Raiders, he earned multiple Pro Bowl selections and was a standout player on their defense. 

In 2006, Woodson joined the Packers and played for them until being released following the 2012 season.  He had a highly successful stint with the Packers, winning Super Bowl XLV with them in the 2010 season and earning several individual accolades, including the NFL Defensive Player of the Year award in 2009.

Woodson rejoined the Raiders in 2013 and played 3 more seasons with them. 

Jordy Nelson

Wide receiver Jordy Nelson played 11 NFL seasons: 10 seasons with Green Bay and his last season with Oakland in 2018. He retired as a Packer by signing a 1-day deal, and in 2022 was inducted into the Packers Hall of Fame. 

Davante Adams

The Packers traded Davante Adams to the Raiders in 2022. Having played with Derek Carr at Fresno State, Adams wanted to move back west and reunite with Carr. Unfortunately (or fortunately) for Adams, Carr was eventually benched and released from the Raiders due to poor play. Adams still had an impressive first season in Las Vegas with 100 receptions, 1,516 receiving yards, and 14 touchdowns.

Ron Wolf

Hall of Fame General Manager Ron Wolf managed the Packers from 1991 to 2001. He turned the long-losing Packers around by hiring Holmgren, trading for Favre, and signing White. He was inducted into the HOF in 2015.

Before he was a Packer, Wolf began his NFL career with the Oakland Raiders under Al Davis in 1963 at the age of 25. He started initially as a scout and later as an essential part of the team’s front office. Wolf contributed to the recruitment of numerous skilled players for Oakland through the draft, such as Gene Upshaw, Art Shell, Ken Stabler, and Jack Tatum. 

Jon Gruden

Jon Gruden was the head coach of the Oakland Raiders from 1998 to 2001 and again from 2018 to 2021. Before that, he was an assistant coach for the Packers from 1992 – 1994.

Raiders vs Packers 2023

Allegiant Stadium Raiders Stadium
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In 2023, the Packers took on the Raiders for the first time at Allegiant Stadium in Las Vegas. It was also the first game in NFL history run on 100% renewable energy. The Packers ended up losing 13-17.

Conclusion

The Packers have played the Raiders 15 times and have a winning record of 9-6. Most notably, Super Bowl II was a huge win over the Raiders before the Raiders started two decades of dominance in the 1970s and 1980s.

The two teams have their share of legendary players and coaches, many of whom have worked for both teams. The Packers have an eight game winning streak that will be tested in 2023. Is there more NFL history to be made?

FAQs

What is the record between the Raiders and the Packers?

9–6–0 (Packers – Raiders)

The Green Bay Packers and Las Vegas Raiders have played 15 games since 1968, with the Packers winning 9 games & the Raiders winning 6.

Who has played for both the Raiders and the Packers?

Players who have notably played for both the Raiders and the Packers include:

Charles Woodson
Ted Hendricks
James Lofton
Davante Adams
Jordy Nelson
Matt Flynn
Babe Parilli
Trevor Davis
Kenyan Drake
Don Highsmith
Bob Hudson
Josh Jacobs
Dallin Leavitt
ReShard Lee
Desmond Howard
James Jones
Terry Mickens
Andre Rison
Javon Walker
Johnathan Abram
Ben Agajanian
Marques Anderson
Greg Boyd
Bucky Brooks
Fadol Brown
Ha Ha Clinton-Dix
Derek Combs
Jared Cook
Ben Davidson
John Dittrich

What did the Green Bay Packers get in return for Davante Adams?

The Packers received a first-round draft pick (#22 overall) and second-round draft pick (#53 overall) in the 2022 NFL Draft in exchange for Adams.

Why was Davante Adams traded to the Raiders?

Davante Adams asked to be traded before the 2022 season instead of negotiating a contract extension. Having played with Derek Carr at Fresno State, Adams wanted to move back west and reunite with Carr. 

Why did Davante Adams leave Green Bay?

Having played with Derek Carr at Fresno State, Adams wanted to move back west and reunite with Carr. Unfortunately (or fortunately) for Adams, Carr was eventually benched and released from the Raiders due to poor play. Adams still had an impressive first season in Las Vegas with 100 receptions, 1,516 receiving yards, and 14 touchdowns.

Who is better, the Packers or the Raiders?

The Packers have an all-time record of 790-590-38 (76.5% winning percentage) at the end of the 2022 season. The Raiders have an all-time record of 497-458-11 (75.1% winning percentage) at the end of the 2022 season.

Who has more Super Bowls Raiders or Packers?

The Packers have more Super Bowls than the Raiders. The Packers have been to 5 Super Bowls and won 4 of them. The Raiders have been to 5 Super Bowls and won 3 of them.

What Packers went to the Raiders?

Davante Adams, Jordy Nelson, Charles Woodson, and James Lofton are all Packers that went to the Raiders. Jon Gruden is a former Packers coach that went to the Raiders.

How many times has the Raiders beat the Packers?

The Raiders have beaten the Packers 5 times. The Green Bay Packers are 9-5 against the Las Vegas Raiders all-time. The Packers have an 8 game winning streak versus the Raiders, having beat the Raiders in 8 straight regular season games since 1990.

Packers Trivia - Just for Fun

Now it’s time to test your knowledge of Packers / Raiders history. Here are one or two potentially related trivia questions for you. Be sure to look for the factoid beneath the answer.

Which stadium hosted Super Bowl II?

Wrong!  The answer is Orange Bowl.

Correct!  Orange Bowl

Super Bowl II was hosted at the Orange Bowl in Miami, Florida, on January 14, 1968. Miami, as an AFL city, was chosen to help establish credibility and balance between the two conferences. Also, attendance at the previous year’s Super Bowl at the LA Coliseum was underwhelming, and the Orange Bowl had proven itself by hosting several previous Playoff Bowls.

What was the final score of Super Bowl II?

Wrong!  The answer is 33 - 14 Packers.

Correct!  33 - 14 Packers

The Packers beat the Raiders in the second Super Bowl, with Don Chandler kicking 4 field goals and 3 extra points, Boyd Dowler scoring on a 62-yard touchdown catch, Donny Anderson running in a touchdown, and Herb Adderley returning an interception 60 yards into the end zone.