#VegasStrong: Remembering the victims, one year later

Since their inception in 1960, the Raiders have never had a stadium of their own. Until now. Narrated by Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe, From The Ground Up, takes the viewer on an unprecedented look into the techniques and technologies, the steel and the stress, and the lives of the men and women responsible for building an ultra-modern stadium in Southern Nevada.

Since their inception in 1960, the Raiders have never had a stadium of their own. Until now. Narrated by Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe, From The Ground Up, takes the viewer on an unprecedented look into the techniques and technologies, the steel and the stress, and the lives of the men and women responsible for building an ultra-modern stadium in Southern Nevada.

Since their inception in 1960, the Raiders have never had a stadium of their own. Until now. Narrated by Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe, From The Ground Up, takes the viewer on an unprecedented look into the techniques and technologies, the steel and the stress, and the lives of the men and women responsible for building an ultra-modern stadium in Southern Nevada.

Since their inception in 1960, the Raiders have never had a stadium of their own. Until now. Narrated by Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe, From The Ground Up, takes the viewer on an unprecedented look into the techniques and technologies, the steel and the stress, and the lives of the men and women responsible for building an ultra-modern stadium in Southern Nevada.

Since their inception in 1960, the Raiders have never had a stadium of their own. Until now. Narrated by Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe, From The Ground Up, takes the viewer on an unprecedented look into the techniques and technologies, the steel and the stress, and the lives of the men and women responsible for building an ultra-modern stadium in Southern Nevada.

Since their inception in 1960, the Raiders have never had a stadium of their own. Until now. Narrated by Dirty Jobs' Mike Rowe, From The Ground Up, takes the viewer on an unprecedented look into the techniques and technologies, the steel and the stress, and the lives of the men and women responsible for building an ultra-modern stadium in Southern Nevada.

The Raiders and Las Vegas Golden Knights banded together in recognition of One October.

Today we remember the victims of the Las Vegas tragedy that took place on October 1, 2017.

Raiders owner Mark Davis unveiled a plaque that signifies the future 50-yard line, where a new era will begin in 2020 at Las Vegas Stadium.

The first of 44 steel truss columns, weighing ~95,000 pounds, was lifted into place for Las Vegas Stadium's steel exterior on September 25, 2018.

Tournament Date: November 3, 2018

Location: All American Park

Address: 1551 S. Buffalo Dr. Las Vegas, NV

Registration Dates: Jul 16, 2018 - Oct 26 2018

The Raiders recently adopted a Communities in Schools of Southern Nevada resource room at Robert Taylor Elementary School.

For the second consecutive year, the Raiders will support high school football programs in Southern Nevada as they kick off their respective 2018 schedules.

Check out an exclusive time-lapse of the Las Vegas Stadium model being constructed, which can be seen at the Preview Center in Las Vegas.

The Raiders partnered with USA Football to host a Heads-Up Football Clinic for youth coaches of Clark County.

The Raiders presented Veterans Village with six-figure proceeds from the Raiders Foundation’s recent inaugural signature fundraising event, “Celebrity Swing,” at Topgolf Las Vegas Thursday. The donation is being used to purchase container homes for six veterans who have completed the Veterans Village career and life planning counseling program.

The Raiders partnered with USA Football to host a Heads-Up Football Clinic for high school coaches of Clark County School District.

The Raiders are joining the ECO City Gallery at Discovery Children’s Museum in Las Vegas with a Kids Construction Zone exhibit.

The Raiders lead students from Becker Middle School through a youth football camp at Becker Middle School in Las Vegas.

Take a look at The Raiders Foundation's Celebrity Swing at Top Golf in Las Vegas, NV.

Raiders TE Lee Smith, LB Bruce Irvin, DE Shilique Calhoun, S Karl Joseph and C Rodney Hudson visit Gene Ward Elementary in Las Vegas, NV.

Raiders TE Lee Smith, LB Bruce Irvin, DE Shilique Calhoun, S Karl Joseph and C Rodney Hudson visit Gene Ward Elementary in Las Vegas, NV.

The Oakland Raiders select Washington linebacker Azeem Victor No. 216 overall in the 2018 NFL Draft.

NTTR Security Administration Sergeant Coty Hernandez announces the Oakland Raiders selection of Florida punter Johnny Townsend No. 173 overall in the 2018 NFL Draft.

The Oakland Raiders select Michigan defensive tackle Maurice Hurst No. 140 overall in the 2018 NFL Draft.