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Raiders fans bid farewell to the team in Oakland in very fitting fashion.

The Raiders lost on Sunday to the Jacksonville Jaguars 20-16 in what was their final home game at the Oakland Coliseum before moving to Las Vegas.

Likely upset about seeing the team blow a 16-3 third quarter lead, the fans booed Derek Carr and began throwing trash on the field after the game.

Media was asked to get off the field as security tried to make sure all was under control:

Some Raiders players did say farewell to the fans:

Some fans did not want to leave:

And some booed:

Raiders fans are known as a passionate, rowdy group. This sort of sendoff was no surprise.

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