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Raiders 26, Jaguars 23

FLASH RECAP:
Sebastian Janikowski kicks a 40-yard field goal 2:06 into overtime to give Oakland a victory over visiting Jacksonville before an announced crowd of 51,634 at O.co Coliseum on Oct. 21, 2012.

The Raiders score 10 points in the final 6:52 of regulation on a Janikowski 31-yard field goal and a Carson Palmer 1-yard touchdown run to force the extra period.

On the opening possession of overtime, the Jaguars' Cecil Shorts III loses a fumble after an 8-yard catch on a strip by Oakland's Lamarr Houston and Joselio Hanson recovers for the Raiders at the Jacksonville 21.

Two plays later, Janikowski makes his game-winning kick from 40 yards, his fourth field goal of the game.

PRIME-TIME PLAYERS:

Oakland
QB Carson Palmer — Throws for 298 yards and a TD despite a heavy pass rush from the blitz happy Jaguars. For the second time this season, Palmer helps rally his team to victory after the Raiders trail by 10 points in the fourth quarter.

DT Lamarr Houston — Forces a Cecil Shorts III fumble in overtime that is recoverd by teammate Joselio Hanson. Houston finishes with 5 unassisted tackles, a sack, 2 tackles for loss and a forced fumble.

K Sebastian Janikowski — Is 4 for 5 on field goal attempts, his only miss is a 64-yarder on the final play of regulation.

Jacksonville
RB Rashad Jennings — Has a 5-yard TD run and leads his team in rushing yards (44) and receptions (7).

WR Cecil Shorts III — Contributes four catches for 79 yards and a TD before coughing up a fumble in overtime.

K Josh Scobee — Is 3 for 3 on field goal attempts from 50, 40 and 45 yards.

KEY STATS:
The Raiders overcome 14- and 10-point deficits in the second half to end a four-game losing streak to the Jaguars.


The Jaguars are 1 for 15 on third down conversions.
The Raiders limit the Jaguars to 54 total yards and 2 first downs after the first half.
Oakland cornerback/punt returner Phillip Adams has a hand in both Jacksonville touchdowns. The Jaguars' Cecil Shorts III blows past Adams and safety Tyvon Branch on a 42-yard touchdown catch in the first quarter. Adams' muffed punt leads to a 5-yard scoring run by Jacksonville's Rashard Jennings in the second quarter.

THEY SAID IT:
"We’re definitely very fortunate to come out with a win. We’re not satisfied. We understand that we have to play better, that we have to get better as a team. We can’t play that brand of ball against really good football teams and expect to win.”

Raiders DT Richard Seymour

"Just got to protect the ball. Coach always preaches high and tight, and when I was trying to get upfield and get some extra yards and make a play, it seems like it’s somebody you don’t see who knocks it out. So somebody I didn’t see knocked it out.”

Jaguars WR Cecil Shorts III

"An ugly win is better than a pretty loss. I know that. I’m just proud of the way we fought because it wasn’t pretty. We did not play up to our standard and play the way we’re coached. But we hung in there and the defense played great giving us the ball back. It’s just good to get out of here with a win.”

Raiders QB Carson Palmer

BY THE NUMBERS:
2.8: Rushing yards per carry for the Raiders' Darren McFadden on 19 rushing attempts. He finishes with 53 of Oakland's 69 rushing yards.
3: Oakland sacks against Jacksonville. The Raiders entered the game with only four sacks in five games this season.
20: Raiders points in the second half and overtime.

DID YOU KNOW?:
The Raiders improve to 2-4 against the Jaguars. Oakland won the inaugural meeting in 1996 before losing the next four games to Jacksonville.


The Jaguars have not scored on their first drive in 17 straight games.
With three field goals against Oakland, Jacksonville's Josh Scobee has 178 career field goals, breaking the team mark of 175 he shared with Mike Hollis.

Updated: 10-22-2012

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