Norv Turner was victorious Sunday in his return to FedEx Field, leading his Oakland Raiders to a 16-13 victory over the Washington Redskins, coming out on the winning side of the type of cliffhanger that never seemed to go his way when he was the head coach in the nation's capital for seven years.
The Raiders' defense held Washington to 28 yards in the fourth quarter as Redskin quarterback Mark Brunell went 2-11. The defense scored the only touchdown by the Redskins as the offense could not get much going all game.
The Redskins (5-5) have had six games decided by three points or fewer. They have lost five of their last seven and fell two games behind the Dallas and the Giants in the NFC East. They also dropped to 4-1 at home and - after losing three more fumbles - have an terrible minus-13 turnover differential
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