From the Raiders-Chiefs feuds of the '60s and '70s, to the nail-biters against San Diego's "Air Coryell," to the Broncos winning the last season's Super Bowl, Raiders Nations has no love for AFC West opponents.
Since the AFL formed in 1960, the most bitter rivals have been the Raiders and Chiefs. It's professional sports' version of a Blood Feud. Fists fights and all-out brawls were expected during early Raiders-Chiefs games. Opposing teams were forced to exit the tunnel wearing helmets as unruly fans pelted them. And, urban legend had it that players waited for each other in the parking lot after the games.