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FLASH RECAP:
The Raiders narrow a 9-0 deficit to 9-7 on Kyle Boller's 4-yard touchdown pass to Nick Miller with 4:58 left. Oakland takes a 10-9 lead on a 28-yard Sebastian Janikowski field goal with 2:24 left. The Raiders' lead grows to 17-9 on safety Jerome Boyd's a 48-yard interception return for a touchdown with 33 seconds left. Quarterback Jason Campbell is 7-of-13 passing for 49 yards in his Raiders debut. With Campbell on the field for 20 snaps, the Raiders offense produces 60 yards (only 12 on its first three drives), has four first downs and scores no points. Oakland's first-team defense sacks Tony Romo three times on Dallas' opening possession. PRIME-TIME PLAYERS: QB Kyle Boller - Engineers scoring drives for a touchdown and field goal to erase a 9-0 deficit. He finishes 12-of-21 passing for 148 yards, a TD and a 94.9 rating.
K David Buehler - Makes field goals of 42, 27 and 28 yards. All four of his kickoffs reached the end zone for touchbacks.
KEY STATS:
The Raiders surrender only 66 rushing yards on 22 carries. Oakland has allowed the most rushing yards of any team in the NFL the past seven seasons.
THEY SAID IT:
Raiders QB Jason Campbell
"The thing that jumped out at me here is we just continue to keep battling. A lot of things to be excited about, a lot of work to do still, but with the spirit of the team, I think we're in a place we need to be."
Raiders coach Tom Cable
BY THE NUMBERS:
2: Sacks by DE Lamarr Houston in his Raiders debut. 17: Consecutive Oakland points during the final 4:58.
DID YOU KNOW?:
QB Jason Campbell (8) didn't engineer any scoring drives in four possessions in his Oakland debut. By Tom Pennington/Getty Images
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