NFL: Raiders give coach Jon Gruden his first win in nine years, 45-42 in overtime against Browns

Oakland, California. • Jon Gruden smiled as soon as Matt McCrane's kick went through the posts.

After nine years on the broadcast stand, three consecutive weeks of second-half experience and a three-change, 38-point roller coaster match early in the fourth quarter, Gruden finally won his first match in 3,591 days .

"It looks like my first victory in 100 years," he said. "It's great to be back."

Derek Carr threw four TD passes and a two-point conversion tied with 30 seconds remaining in regulation to set up the 29-yard overtime placement, which allowed the Raiders to impose 45-42 against the Browns Cleveland. on Sunday.

McCrane missed a 50-yard possession with overtime in his NFL debut and 47 yards earlier in the game before another chance when Carr led the Raiders (1-3) again on the field after a defensive stop. for the winner of the match with 1:46 left in the period.

"As soon as I saw it, it was an exciting feeling," McCrane said. "I worked hard. It was something I wanted to play in the National Football League.

The field goal gave the Browns (1-2-1) another tough defeat, as they made a 14-point lead in the second half, allowing TD to catch up and convert 2 points into the game. the last seconds of the settlement. Spoil the start of Baker Mayfield NFL.

Mayfield, the first overall winner, had 295 yards and two touchdowns to help Cleveland win, but also made four turnovers, losing two fumbles and two interceptions, including one TD for 36 yards.

The Browns were looking for their first consecutive wins since November 2014 after a run of 19 winless victories by beating the Jets last week.

"I'm tired of growing pains," coach Hue Jackson said. "I think we can do these things better. These things had not been their ugly head until now. We can do better. Baker can do better. Our offense can do better. Special teams can do better, the defense can do better. We must play better.

Carr collected 437 yards, Marshawn Lynch had 130 yards for her most productive game in four years, and Amari Cooper (128 yards) and Jared Cook (110) both passed the 100-yard mark.

The Browns took a 28-14 lead midway through the third quarter to take a 34-28 lead early in the fourth period, thanks in part to Mayfield, who lost two fumbles in his home territory -pass TD against Carr. But the Raiders let slip a fourth-quarter lead for the second week in a row, after losing 42-34 after Mayfield's 59-yard pass to Antonio Callaway. The second race of Carlos Hyde and his rookie Nick Chubb the game

It seemed like it was going to decide the game when the Browns forced Carr out of the top nine with less than two minutes to go to a setback. Cleveland appeared to be in a position to come out of the clock when Hyde converted a first duel, but a replay review determined that he was right next to the marker and that the Browns beat.

Titans 26, Eagles 23 • In Memphis, Tennessee, Marcus Mariota hit Corey Davis with a 10-yard touchdown pass just before the end of extra time, and the Tennessee Titans defeated the Philadelphia Eagles 26-23 on Sunday for their best start since 2013.

The Titans were trailing by 14 in the third quarter before rallying the leader. They were also led 23-23 in overtime before returning behind Mariota, who made his first start since the start of the season with a wounded elbow, 344 yards and two touchdowns, while continuing the scoring.

In the winning race, the Titans converted three quarter-finals, one for each penalty. Mariota hit Taywan Taylor with a 19-yard fourth and 15th pass and Mariota found Dion Lewis wide open in the fourth and second inning for 17 yards. Facing the third goal and the end of the time, Mariota found Davis for the first TD receiver of the regular season.

The Titans (3-1) also offered four bags. Rookie Harold Landry took first place and also stripped Carson Wentz of the ball in the first minute of the fourth quarter, setting Ryan Succop's second goal on the field.

The Eagles (2-2) had the chance to win at the end of regulation time and overtime, but they were forced to settle for a pair of Jake Elliott goals.

Cowboys 26, Lions 24 • In Arlington, Texas, Brett Maher started a 38-yard rush as the time came to an end, lifting Dallas over Detroit. Maher's fourth goal was set by Dak Prescott's 34-yard semi-finalist, Ezekiel Elliott, after Matthew Stafford put the Lions in the lead with a 38-yard touchdown against Golden Tate. Elliott had 240 all-purpose yards with 152 yards rushing and 88 receptions.

Bengals 37, Falcons 36 • In Atlanta, Andy Dalton threw a 13-yard touchdown pass to A.J. Green with 7 seconds remaining, lifting Cincinnati over Atlanta. Dalton moved the Bengals 75 meters in about four minutes. He completed two assists in fourth place ahead of Tyler Boyd, who caught 11 catches for 100 yards to keep the course.

Texans 37, Colts, OT • In Indianapolis, Ka'imi Fairbairn took the second chance on a 37-yard field goal, beating out time in overtime to give Houston a win against Indianapolis. He missed the first kick on the left – just after Indy called timeout. Houston (1-3) ended the nine-game losing streak with their first win since Nov. 19.

Seahawks 20, Cardinals 17 • In Glendale, Arizona, Sebastian Janikowski, who had missed twice earlier in the game, kicked off to give Seattle a win over Arizona and spoiled Cardinals rookie Josh Rosen's debut. The Seahawks (2-2) completed their try after Phil Dawson missed a 45-yard placement that would have given Arizona the advantage (0-4) with a 1:50 spread. The Cardinals are 0-4 for the first time since 1986, two years before their departure from St. Louis. Rosen completed 15 of 27 passes for 180 yards and a touchdown without interceptions.

Saints 33, Giants 18 • In East Rutherford, New Jersey, Alvin Kamara scored three touchdown passes in the second half and the New Orleans defense left Drew Brees to defeat New York. Wil Lutz tied his career record with four field goals while the Saints (3-1) set a 12-7 lead at halftime. Kamara opened the scoring by scoring 9, 4 and 49 yards to win the third consecutive victory in New Orleans and send New York to its third defeat in four games. Kamara had 134 out of 19 litters.

Patriots 38, Dolphins 7 • In Foxborough, Mass., Tom Brady had 274 yards and three touchdowns and New England gave Miami their first loss of the season. He denied the Dolphins (3-1) their first 4-0 start since the last season of Hall of Fame coach Don Shula in 1995.

Bears 48, Buccaneers 10 • In Chicago, Mitchell Trubisky had six career touchdowns, one less than the NFL record, and Chicago beat Tampa Bay. The Bears (3-1) earned its third consecutive victory as Trubisky had the best result that general manager Ryan Pace had envisioned when he traded a place for the best overall quarterback last year.

Jaguars 31, Jets 12 • In Jacksonville, Florida, Blake Bortles made two touchdown passes, including a 67-yard touchdown at Donte Moncrief, and Jacksonville used a dominant defensive performance to handle New York.

Packers 22, Bills 0 • In Green Bay, Wis., Aaron Rodgers and Jimmy Graham participated in their first touchdown pass of the year, and Green Bay developed their most comprehensive defensive effort of the season by beating the Buffalo.

Chargers 29, 49ers 27 • In Carson, California, Philip Rivers had three touchdowns, Melvin Gordon ran for 104 yards and Los Angeles had a win over San Francisco. C.J. Beathard, who started San Francisco (1-3) after Jimmy Garoppolo's knee injury, was 23 of 37 for 298 yards with two touchdowns and two interceptions.

Ravens 26, Steelers 14 • In Pittsburgh, Joe Flacco made two early touchdown passes, Justin Tucker scored four goals in the second half and Baltimore was away from the Steelers. Flacco completed 28 of his 42 assists for 363 yards and TD's passes to John Brown and Alex Collins while the Ravens (3-1) ended a three-game losing streak against their home rivals. North AFC.