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FLASH RECAP:
The Raiders (4-6) snap an eight-game road losing streak and win for only the second time in 13 away games. The Texans (2-8), who cough up two first-quarter turnovers that lead to Oakland touchdowns, lose a franchise-record eighth straight game. McGloin, starting in place of the injured Terrelle Pryor (sprained right knee), gives the Raiders a 14-0 lead on first-quarter scoring passes to Denarius Moore (5 yards) and Rod Streater (16 yards). McGloin throws a 26-yard TD pass to Mychal Rivera midway through the third quarter to erase a 17-14 deficit. Jennings' 80-yard scoring run increases Oakland's lead to 28-17 late in the third quarter. Trailing 28-23, the Texans drive to the Oakland 2-yard line with 1:28 left. After Ben Tate is stuffed for no gain and a Texans' false start penalty moves the ball back to the 8, Matt Schaub's fourth-down pass intended for Andre Johnson is broken up by Oakland's Usama Young in the end zone. PRIME-TIME PLAYERS:
RB Rashad Jennigs — Has 150 yards rushing on 22 carries and a TD. His 80-yard scoring run out of the wildcat formation gives Oakland a 28-17 lead late in the third quarter.
Raiders defense — The unit forces two turnovers, has two sacks and keeps the Texans from scoring the go-ahead touchdown after Houston advances to the Oakland 2-yard line during the game's final two minutes.
WR Andre Johnson — Has 10 catches for 116 yards.
PR Keshawn Martin — Returns a Marquette King punt 87 yards for a touchdown late in the second quarter.
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THEY SAID IT:
Raiders QB Matt McGloin
"He just comes in and steps in as a leader. It was his first start, but he acted like he has been in the league for three years.”
Raiders WR Denarius
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