The Raiders were shut out for the first two quarters of the game and went into halftime trailing 10-0.
The Raiders received the ball to open up the second half, and rookie speedster Jacoby Ford took it back 94 yards to cut the Chiefs lead to 10-7.
The Chiefs responded with a Ryan Succop field goal to extend their lead to 13-7. Jacoby Ford's kick return injected some life to the Raiders' offense, as they marched down field for a seven-play 74-yard drive which ended in a two-yard Khalif Barnes touchdown catch.
Barnes was eligible on the play.
The Raiders entered the fourth quarter with a 14-13 lead, but they had a long way to go. They than extended their lead to four on a 12-play, 75-yard drive that ended with a 23-yard Sebastian Janikowski field goal.
The Raiders led 17-13 and things seemed to finally be going their way.
The Black Hole was disappointed later in the fourth quarter after Nick Miller fielded a Chiefs' punt, only to fumble the football and hand it right back to Kansas City.
The Chiefs capitalized on the turnover as Matt Cassel hit Dwayne Bowe on a 20-yard touchdown strike due to blown coverage by the Raider secondary. Safety Mike Mitchell attempted to get over on Bowe but he was too late. Bowe's touchdown put the Chiefs up 20-17.
The Raider defense later forced the Chiefs to punt and got the ball back with 2:06 left in the game with no timeouts.
After a miserable first half, quarterback Jason Campbell came alive in the second half, especially late in the fourth quarter. Campbell and the Raider offense drove down the field for a 10-play, 53-yard drive which was capped off by a game tying Janikowski field goal....
Article Source: Bleacher Report - Oakland Raiders
