WATCH: Raiders score game-winning touchdown as time expires

Thursday night’s game between the Kansas City Chiefs and Oakland Raiders is one to be remembered.

With no time remaining on the clock and Oakland trailing 30-24, Raiders quarterback Derek Carr threw a three-yard pass to wide receiver Michael Crabtree for the game-winning touchdown.

The extra point after the play gave the Raiders the 31-30 win.

Carr finished the game with 417 passing yards and three touchdowns while Crabtree recoded 24 yards on three catches and the game's final touchdown.

Wide receiver Amari Cooper had 11 catches for 210 yards and two touchdowns against the Chiefs.

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