FLASH RECAP:
Sebastian Janikowski kicks five field goals, Darren McFadden rushes for 110 yards and Oakland gets its first shutout in a decade as the host Raiders defeat Kansas City before an announced crowd of 51,446 at O.co Coliseum on Dec. 16, 2012.
The Raiders (4-10) hold the Chiefs (2-12) to 119 total yards, including 10 rushing yards, in snapping a six-game losing streak.
The Raiders have a season-high 203 rushing yards on 45 attempts, led by McFadden's 110 yards on 30 carries. Mike Goodson has 89 rushing yards on 13 carries for the Raiders.
Janikowski makes field goals of 20 yards, 50, 57, 30 and 41. His 57-yarder on the final play of the first half gives Oakland a 9-0 lead.
The Raiders have 21 first downs compared to only five for the Chiefs, who do not have a first down until late in the third quarter.
The Raiders defeat the Chiefs in Oakland for only the second time the past 10 games.
PRIME-TIME PLAYERS:
Raiders defense — The unit allows only 119 total yards, including 10 rushing yards on 10 attempts. The Raiders stop the Chiefs on fourth-down plays from the Oakland 9- and 20-yard lines.
RB Darren McFadden — Has 110 of Oakland's 203 rushing yards.
K Sebastian Janikowski — Is 5 of 6 on field-goal attempts. His only miss is from 51 yards.
WR Dexter McCluster — Has 7 catches for 59 yards.
KEY STATS:
THEY SAID IT:
Raiders coach Dennis Allen
"We had a rough season, and it was our last home game, so we wanted to go out there and prove to our fans that we're still playing with heart and passion, we're still giving it everything we've got. So this was one of those games, it was like a fan appreciation game."
Raiders SS Tyvon Branch
“We just killed ourselves just being in third and long. We can’t convert on third and 12, third and 15, third and 10 sometimes. It’s too far to get a first down."
Chiefs RB Jamaal Charles
BY THE NUMBERS:
DID YOU KNOW?:
P Dustin Colquitt — Averages 54.7 yards on 7 punts, including a 71-yarder. He places four punts inside the Oakland 20.
S Eric Berry — Contributes a game-high 11 solo tackles.
The Raiders record a shutout for the first time since their 2002 regular-season finale when they beat the visiting Chiefs 24-0. That was also the only other time the Raiders have shut out the Chiefs.
The 119 total yards allowed by the Raiders are the fewest since they gave up 93 to the San Diego Chargers in a 6-0 victory in 1975.
The Raiders' Carson Palmer throws for 182 passing yards, leaving him 13 yards short of becoming the second Raiders player to reach 4,000 in a season. Rich Gannon set a franchise record with 4,689 passing yards in the 2002 season.
Oakland holds Kansas City's Jamaal Charles to 10 rushing yards on 9 attempts. He enters the game with 399 rushing yards on 68 carries the past three games.
"It's extremely hard to shut anybody out. It doesn't matter who they are. That's an accomplishment that we take great pride in. I think it's huge. Our guys needed something where they get a little bit of confidence."
0: Turnovers for Oakland QB Carson Palmer, who had nine interceptions the past six games.
8-3: The Raiders' record against the Chiefs the past 11 games.
4: Oakland sacks on Kansas City QB Brady Quinn. The Raiders enter the game with only 17 sacks, second fewest in the NFL.
89: Rushing yards by Oakland's Mike Goodson, who enters the game with only 111 rushing yards on 17 carries.
The Raiders win a game without a touchdown for the first time since a 15-13 victory over host San Diego on Oct. 29, 2000.
The Chiefs do not score for the first time since a 31-0 loss at San Diego on Dec. 12, 2010.
