This week's Top 10 list, presented by Verizon, takes a look at the Raiders most significant wins over this week's opponent, the Buffalo Bills.
1. December 5, 1993 -Played in near-freezing conditions, Jeff Jaeger kicked four field goals and Jeff Hostetler led a fourth quarter comeback to help the then Los Angeles Raiders defeat the Buffalo Bills 25-24 at Rich Stadium.
2. November 5, 1961 -Tom Flores threw for 271 yards and three touchdowns and Wayne Crow added 92 yards on the ground, as the Raiders traveled to Buffalo and defeated the Bills 31-22 at War Memorial Stadium.
3. December 6, 1964 -The Raiders found themselves down 13-10 in the fourth quarter, but a Tom Flores touchdown pass to Art Powell gave the Silver and Black a 16-13 advantage which proved to be the final score.
4. September 15, 1968 - Hewritt Dixon rushed for 104 yards and a touchdown, and Daryle Lamonica added another score through the air as the Silver and Black traveled to Buffalo and routed the Bills 48-6.
5. November 20, 1983 - The Raiders and Bills were tied headed into the fourth quarter, but a 34-yard field goal by Chris Bahr lifted Tom Flores' squad past Buffalo 27-24.
6. December 6, 1987 -Bo Jackson rushed for 78 yards and hauled in a touchdown pass as the Raiders knocked off the Buffalo Bills 34-21 at the Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum.
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Take a look back at the Raiders vs Bills rivalry, regular and pre season, in pictures.
Marcus Allen tries to break away from a Bills defender during the 1991 AFC Championship Game.
Eric Barton applies pressure on the quarterback during the Raiders 2002 match-up with the Bills.
Charles Woodson breaks up a pass intended for Andre Reed in 1999.
DeLawrence Grant and Akbar Gbaja-Biamila team up to bring down the Bills quarterback in 2004.
Ike Lassiter rushes the Buffalo quarterback.
Randy Moss gets ready to haul in a pass in a 2005 game against Buffalo.
Al Davis and Ralph Wilson spend time together in 1966.
Napoleon McCallum rushes the ball during the 1994 AFC playoffs.
Tyrone Wheatley extends the ball for a touchdown in 1999.
Derrick Burgess sheds his blocker and prepares to tackle Bills RB Marshawn Lynch in a 2008 game.
The Oakland defensive line gets ready for the play.
Carlos Francis makes a move up field in 2004.
The Raiders celebrate as Tim Brown heads to the end zone in a 1993 match-up with Buffalo.
Tim Brown speaks with a member of the Bills after the final whistle has blown.
Pete Banaszak collides with two Bills in 1977.
Rich Gannon scrambles to avoid the Buffalo pressure in 2002.
The Raiders and Bills mascots spend some time together at the 1993 Pro Bowl.
The two lines collide in 1967.
Howie Long brings down Bills QB Jim Kelly in a 1992 match-up.
Stacy Toran prepares to deliver the hit.
Vann McElroy lays a big hit in a 1987 game against the Bills.
Marcus Allen gets ready to hit the hole created by the offensive line.
Tim Brown gets ready before the snap.
Billy Cannon hauls in the reception.
Dan Conners collides with a Buffalo blocker.
David Grayson brings down the Buffalo ball carrier.
Scott Davis gets ready to hit the Buffalo quarterback.
James Lofton hauls in the catch and runs away from the Buffalo defender.
Cotton Davidson gets ready to throw the pass.
Johnnie Lee Higgins makes a move and heads up field.
Jim Otto and the offensive line block for Ken Stabler.
Jerry Rice strides into the end zone.
Mike Siani makes his move off the line.
- October 11, 1992 - **Although Jim Kelly threw for 302 yards, the Los Angeles Raiders did not allow the Bills to score a touchdown as they bested Buffalo 20-3 in Los Angeles.
8. October 6, 2002 - Rich Gannon threw for 357 yards and three touchdowns, and added one on the ground as the Silver and Black cruised past the Bills 49-31 at Ralph Wilson Stadium.
9. September 19, 2004 -The Raiders played stout defense and Sebastian Janikowski knocked in two field goals as the Raiders edged the Bills 13-10 at McAfee Coliseum.
10. October 23, 2005 -LaMont Jordan had an outstanding day at the office, rushing for 122 yards and three touchdowns as the Raiders ran past the Bills 38-17 in Oakland.
