Originally posted by captveg:
Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
Originally posted by thl408:
Originally posted by DRCHOWDER:
Originally posted by NinerJeff:
Originally posted by Dr_Bill_Walsh:
1960 to 1981 (lame duck season):
Raiders in Oakland; 49ers no titles until finally beginning Super Bowl run
1982 to 1995:
Raiders gone from the Bay Area (LA); 49ers compile 5 Super Bowl Dynasty
1995 to 2019 (lame duck season):
Raiders back in the Bay Area; 49ers long decline with some resurgences—2 SB appearances & losses
2020 to present:
Raiders out of the Bay Area (for good); 49ers' first SB appearance since their departure = Las Vegas…result???
Raiders also cursed Bay Area sports with a title drought from 1995-2010 until the baseball Giants broke it. 
What does it all mean?
It means that every time the Raiders were in the Bay Area, we didn't finish the job and win chips. Whenever Raiders were else where they won the chip. Raiders are else where again, so maybe its time to win the chip again.
But in 1981 the Raiders were in the Bay and the 49ers won.
lol I'm just using what he posted to explain what he was trying to get at... I didn't really check any of the info to be correct or not.
Technically Raiders played their last 80s game in Oakland before SB16 in January '82, so he snuck it in there.
Hence "lame duck season" in '81….wasnt alive then but I imagine it irked Al Davis (and alienated many Raider fans) that just as the 49ers were taking off and about to embark on their 5-Super Bowl dynasty, the silver and black were packing their bags and ditching the Bay Area for LA.
I thought that history would repeat itself in 2019, another Raiders "lame duck" season, one in which they were already building their new "Death Star" stadium in LV and couldn't wait to ditch that toilet bowl Coliseum in Oakland, but we all know how the SB that featured the Niners after that season turned out…
Lets hope that now that the Raiders are gone for good, the Niners can reignite a dynasty now that the whole Bay Area market is all to themselves again.
