LAS VEGAS -- As slow, clunky and as ugly as the Las Vegas Raiders offense was early Monday night, it was just as efficient late. And as terrible as their defense was last season, it did just enough against the Baltimore Ravens.
In front of a delirious Allegiant Stadium crowd of 61,756, and in the first regular-season NFL game in Las Vegas history, the Raiders came back from an early two-touchdown deficit to pull out a 33-27 win over the Ravens in overtime on ESPN's Monday Night Football.
It was a wild OT period with the Raiders thinking they had won on a 33-yard pass from Derek Carr to Bryan Edwards, who was ruled to have been down inside the 1-yard line.