This is either the start of something great in Oakland or a simple aberration from the Raiders norm. Which ever it is, the two-point conversion to send the Saints home empty handed was a special one.
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Derek Carr and the Raiders overcame a 14-point, second-half deficit and a 424-yard, four-touchdown performance by Drew Brees to beat the Saints 35-34 on an incredibly gutsy two-point conversion.
Carr lobbed a beautiful ball to Michael Crabtree with just 47 seconds left for the winning points.
Carr completed 24-of-38 passes with 319 yards and one touchdown, while Crabtree finished with seven catches for 87 yards.
