When the Las Vegas Raiders beat the Los Angeles Chargers in overtime in Week 18 to advance to the playoffs it clinched the team’s second double-digit victory season in the past 19 seasons.
The Raiders, who won 12 games in 2016, are tied with Washington, Cleveland and Detroit for the fewest seasons with, at least, 10 wins in the past 19 years as illustrated by this tweet by NFL analyst Warren Sharp:
double-digit wins in last 19 seasons:
18 - NE
17
16
15
14
13 - GB, IND
12
11 - PIT, SEA, KC
10 - BAL
9 - NO
8 - PHI
7 - DAL, ATL, DEN, CIN
6 - CAR, MIN
5 - CHI, LAC, SF, ARI, TEN, NYG, LAR
4 - TB, MIA, NYJ, HOU
3 - BUF, JAX
2 - WAS, LV, CLE, DET— Warren Sharp (@SharpFootball) June 30, 2022This tweet shows a reason why Las Vegas owner Mark Davis was so interested in hiring Josh McDaniels as coach this offseason.