Here is a look behind the box score of the Raiders’ 35-34 win over the New Orleans Saints on Sunday:
1: The number of turnovers – New Orleans lost a fumble.
1 1/2: The number of points by which the Saints were favored.
4: Touchdown passes for Saints quarterback Drew Brees.
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The Saints came up short, but Drew Brees had a monster Week 1. pic.twitter.com/d6TjyJ6rj3
— ESPN (@espn) September 11, 2016
7: Catches for Oakland wide receiver Michael Crabtree.
TDs with Papa #4 (b), @KingCrab15 's Gamewinning 2pt conversion. pic.twitter.com/7WceUdus4C
— GipsySafety (@GipsySafety) September 12, 2016
8: Number of Raiders with at least one catch.
14: New Orleans’ biggest lead of the day (24-10).
51 1/2: The over/under for Sunday’s game.
61: Distance, in yards, of Wil Lutz’s field-goal attempt on the final play.
69: Points scored in Sunday’s game.
75: Distance, in yards, of Jalen Richard’s touchdown run for the Raiders in the fourth quarter.
Welcome to the NFL, @Jayy_Rish. #RaiderNation pic.twitter.com/I4E144ITpF
— Chris (@onlyonenation_) September 12, 2016
98: Distance, in yards, of Brandin Cooks’ touchdown reception for the Saints.
137: Receiving yards for Oakland’s Amari Cooper on six catches.
172: Receiving yards for New Orleans’ Willie Snead on nine catches.
319: Passing yards for Raiders quarterback Derek Carr.
A strong way to start off the season by @derekcarrqb. pic.twitter.com/b8jPYHg5Px
— OAKLAND RAIDERS (@RAIDERS) September 12, 2016
423: Passing Yards for Brees.
Compiled by Chris La Marr
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