FLASH RECAP:
Oakland (2-5) doesn't score a touchdown and commits a season-high 14 penalties for 100 yards en route to a loss to Tennessee (5-2) before an announced crowd of 69,143 at LP Field in Nashville, Tenn. on Oct. 28, 2007.
The Titans erase a 9-3 deficit on Chris Henry's 24-yard touchdown run late in the third quarter. Rob Bironas adds a 23-yard field goal 3:38 into the fourth period for Tennessee.
Oakland's final drive ends at the Tennessee 30-yard line when Mike Williams drops a potential first-down pass at the 16 on fourth-and-14 with 1:17 left.
The Raiders score all their points in the first half on three Sebastian Janikowski field goals.
Janikowski's first field goal (from 50 yards in the opening period) sets a Raiders franchise record, breaking a tie with Chris Bahr's 162 career field goals.
Oakland drops its third straight.
PRIME-TIME PLAYERS:
Titans defense The unit allows no points in the second half, has five sacks on Daunte Culpepper and gives up only 235 total yards.
RB LenDale White Has a career-high 133 rushing yards on 25 carries. White has runs of 27 and 14 yards to set up Chris Henry's go-ahead TD.
DE Travis LeBoy Contributes two sacks, a forced fumble and fumble recovery.
LB David Thornton Has a game-high nine unassisted tackles.
Raiders defense Surrenders only 218 total yards (192 rushing, 26 yards), has two sacks on Vince Young and allows one touchdown.
DE Derrick Burgess Records his first sack of the season.
K Sebastian Janikowski Hits field goals of 50, 43 and 54 yards in the first half has Oakland builds a 9-3 lead.
P Shane Lechler Has a 70-yard punt among his six punts (51.8 yard average).
GOAT:
Raiders offense. The unit doesn't score in the second half, has no offensive touchdowns and gains only 235 total yards.
KEY STATS:
The Raiders commit a season-high 14 penalties for 100 yards.
Titans RB LenDale White has 100 of his 133 rushing yards in the second half on 16 carries.
Titans QB Vince Young has his worst game as an NFL starter, completing 6 of 14 passes for 42 yards.
TURNING POINT:
Trailing 9-3, the Titans drive 69 yards in four plays to score the game's only touchdown late in the third quarter. Chris Henry caps the drive with a 24-yard touchdown run before Rob Bironas kicks the go-ahead PAT with 2:24 left in the third quarter.
THEY SAID IT:
Raiders WR Mike Williams
"You cant ask for a better situation. Were on the road, fourth-and-forever, game on the line. What more can you ask for? That was the play that lost the game. I had an opportunity and I blow it. This is going to be hard to swallow."
"That was the game plan this week, to go three tight ends and just pound the ball real hard. I really feel like LenDale answered that challenge. I feel like the offensive line answered that challenge."
Titans QB Vince Young
BY THE NUMBERS:
3: False start penalties on Raiders LOT Barry Sims.
4: Fumbles by Raiders QB Daunte Culpepper. The Titans recover one of the fumbles, which leads to a field goal.
14: Raiders losses the past 15 road games.
92: Oakland rushing yards. Tennessee enters the game first in the league against the run (59.7 yards per game).
DID YOU KNOW?:
With the first of three field goals during the first half, Sebastian Janikowski sets a Raiders franchise record for career field goals. Janikowski enters the game tied for the franchise lead with Chris Bahr, who made 162 field goals for the Raiders from 1980 to 1988.
Titans coach Jeff Fisher improves to 115-99 in his career, passing Don Coryell for 29th in NFL history.
The Titans' Chris Henry breaks the grasp of
Raiders DE Jay Richardson on a 24-yard TD run.
