FLASH RECAP:
Jamaal Charles rushes for two touchdowns and Kansas City sacks Terrelle Pryor 10 times as the undefeated Chiefs end a six-game home losing streak to Oakland on Oct. 12, 2013 at Arrowhead Stadium before an announced crowd of 76,394 fans.
The Chiefs open a season with six wins for the first time since a 9-0 start in 2003.
Pryor throws for 216 yards and a TD but has three interceptions, which lead to 17 Chiefs points.
Pryor's 39-yard touchdown pass to Denarius Moore midway through the second quarter gives Oakland a 7-0 advantage.
The Raiders (2-4) lose to the Chiefs for only the fourth time the past 11 games.
PRIME-TIME PLAYERS:
LB Tamba Hali — Has 3.5 of the Chiefs' 10 sacks and three tackles for loss.
RB Jamaal Charles — Contributes 78 rushing yards and two touchdowns and 55 receiving yards on five catches.
S Husain Abdullah — Returns a Terrell Pryor interception 44 yards for a TD and has a 1/2 sack.
LB Nick Roach — Has eight solo tackles, a sack and tackle for loss.
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THEY SAID IT:
Raiders DE Vance Hunter
"I fed off our defense and our crowd all day. They fired everybody up all day long. They never gave the Raiders a chance to breathe."
Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles
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WR Denarius Moore — Contributes 82 receiving yards on five catches.
P Marquette King — Averages 51.8 yards on eight punts, including a 64-yarder.
The Raiders' Terrelle Pryor throws three interceptions, his first interceptions in four games.
The injury-depleted Oakland offensive line is no match for Kansas City's ferocious defense, which has 10 sacks, three interceptions and stops the Raiders on 11 of 15 third-down tries.
The Chiefs win despite having only 216 total yards and running just 24 plays
"We had a chance to win this game. We were one score down until late in the game. I thought we played hard; we just have to find a way to win. We can't make mistakes in a game like this."
3: Oakland false start penalties and delay-of-game infractions
11: Oakland penalties for 68 yards compared to four penalties for 20 yards by the Chiefs.
64: Combined rushing yards for Oakland's Darren McFadden (52 yards on 16 carries) and Rashad Jennings (12 yards on 4 carries).
135: Yards lost by the Raiders on 11 penalties for 68 yards and 10 sacks for 67 yards.
The Chiefs are the only team in NFL history to win two or fewer games the season before and then come back to win their first six games the next season.
The Chiefs reportedly break the world record for the loudest outdoor sports stadium during their win over the Raiders when the noise level reached 137.5 decibels in the closing minutes. An official from Guinness World Records confirmed that Chiefs fans broke the record of 136.6 set by Seahawks fans during a game against San Francisco earlier this season.
