Dec 6, 2015; Oakland, CA, USA; Oakland Raiders fans Jason Freedy (right) and Jose Delgado pose during an NFL football game against the Kansas City Chiefs at O.co Coliseum. The Chiefs defeated the Raiders 34-20. Mandatory Credit: Kirby Lee-USA TODAY Sports

The Oakland Raiders will be uploading three classic games to YouTube ahead of the 2016 NFL season.

The NFL is set to expand their YouTube library with classic games this year, with the Oakland Raiders getting some of the love as three memorable classic games from the Silver and Black will be uploaded before the 2016 season. Exciting news for those who will want to relive the glory days of the franchise that proudly boasts three Super Bowls.

The Raiders official website is currently hosting a poll asking fans which three games the NFL should upload onto YouTube. Voters having the choice between the Raiders three SB wins, the 1980 AFC Championship Game and the 2002 AFC Championship.

Those who wish to vote in the poll can do so via the Raiders Facebook page.

It will be interesting to see which three games eventually make it to YouTube as the Super Bowl games are often on NFL Network and are far less obscure than the two AFC Championship games. With the Raiders last postseason triumph coming against the Titans in the 2002 AFC Championship Game, it would be nice for the NFL to upload Oakland’s biggest success since the franchise came back to the Bay Area. All of the games are classics, so whichever games do end up on YouTube will provide plenty of entertainment for fans looking to turn back the clock.