Randy Moss 13,101 YARDS PASSES LARGENT 2008 Raiders Patriots 12/14 Full Ticket
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NFL Raiders 12-14-2008
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This is an Original 100% Authentic Full Unused Season Ticket from 2008 NFL Season
December 14, 2008 Oakland Raiders vs New England Patriots at Oakland-Alameda County Coliseum in Oakland, CA.
12/14/2008
SILVER METALLIC TICKET
RANDY MOSS "The Freak"
CAREER TD #134, 135
13,101 YARDS RECEIVING
PASSES HALL of FAMER STEVE LARGENT (13,089) on the ALL-TIME RECEIVING YARDS LIST
6x PRO BOWL & 4x ALL-PRO
INDUCTED into HALL of FAME in 2018
MATT CASSELL
CAREER TD PASS #17, 18, 19, 20
CAREER HIGH 4-TD PASSES
18 of 30 for 218 YARDS
1x PRO BOWL
KEVIN FAULK CAREER TD #29
WES WELKER CAREER TD #12
SAMMY MORRIS CAREER TD #25
LAMONT JORDAN CAREER TD #31 (LAST TOUCHDOWN)
JAMARCUS RUSSELL CAREER TD PASS #10, 11
JOHNNIE LEE HIGGINS CAREER TD #4
RONALD CURRY CAREER TD #13 (LAST TOUCHDOWN)
DARREN MCFADDEN CAREER TD #4 (1st in OAKLAND)
ELLOIS HOBBS CAREER TD #4 (LAST TOUCHDOWN) - 95 YARDS KICK OFF RETURN
JUSTIN MILLER CAREER TD #5 (LAST TOUCHDOWN) - 91 YARD KICK OFF RETURN
Moss makes triumphant return to Oakland
OAKLAND, Calif. -- Randy Moss pointed to his name on the back of his jersey after each touchdown catch, as if he needed to introduce himself to the fans who rarely saw that kind of performance in his two seasons in Oakland. Moss caught two of Matt Cassel's career-high four touchdown passes in his first game against the Raiders since his trade to New England last season, leading the Patriots to a 49-26 victory Sunday. While Moss and Jordan got a dose of revenge against their former team, this week was even more personal for Cassel, whose father, Greg, died Monday. Cassel left the team briefly during the week to be with his family, but looked sharp by completing 18 of 30 passes for 218 yards. He received a warm hug from coach Bill Belichick after the game and cradled a ball as he walked to the locker room. Cassel thanked the team for the support he got but did not want to address anything else about his emotions. Cassel's play helped keep New England (9-5) in a three-way tie for first place in the AFC East with Miami and the Jets. The Patriots are also tied with Baltimore for the second wild-card spot as they try to make it back to the playoffs despite losing star quarterback Tom Brady to a season-ending injury in the opener. The Raiders (3-11) fell behind 35-14 less than 18 minutes into the game, allowing the most first-half points against them since the merger in 1970. They also became the first team ever to lose at least 11 games in six straight seasons, the latest low point in a long stretch of them. The fans had plenty to boo about, from the ineptness of the home team to every touch by Moss or Jordan, who never fulfilled expectations during their time in Oakland. Moss arrived with much fanfare after his trade from Minnesota in 2005, getting a police escort on his way to the introductory news conference. Yet he quickly soured in the toxic environment with the Raiders, forcing a trade to New England before last season. Moss revived his career immediately, setting a record with 23 touchdown catches last season to go with 10 this season. Moss capped New England's second drive of the game by beating Rashad Baker to the corner of the end zone for a 20-yard catch before preening for the crowd. He added a 9-yard touchdown catch in the third quarter, pointing to his name once again. Moss finished with five catches for 67 yards. The Patriots started fast, becoming the first team this season to score touchdowns on its first four offensive possessions. Cassel threw TD passes to Kevin Faulk, Moss and Welker, with Morris also scoring on a 29-yard run. Ellis Hobbs returned a kick 95 yards for another score, giving New England five touchdowns in the first 17:14 of the game. The Raiders trailed 21-0 before recording their initial first down. After Justin Fargas' 1-yard run on third-and-1 was greeted with mock applause, the Raiders generated some real cheers on the next play when Johnnie Lee Higgins caught a 56-yard TD pass for Oakland's second offensive touchdown in the first half all season. The Raiders got another score when Justin Miller returned a kick 91 yards following Welker's touchdown, but that celebration was short-lived when Hobbs answered with his return. That was the third touchdown in a 28-second span. Game notes --Commissioner Roger Goodell attended the game. ... New England's 277 yards rushing were its most since getting 281 against Cincinnati in 1985. ... The only time the Raiders allowed more points at home came in a 55-21 loss to San Diego in 1981.
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