TE Mychal Rivera celebrates his 20-yard TD catch. AP Photo.
Latavius Murray took the opening kickoff of the night for the Raiders 38 yards.
Derek Carr completed his first pass of the evening to Jamize Olawale for a gain of 12 yards.
Facing a 3rd and 10, Carr connected with Brice Butler for a gain of 12 yards to convert and earn a new set of downs.
Denarius Moore made his presence felt early, making an athletic one-handed catch from Carr for a gain of 11 yards and a first down.
Murray took a handoff from Carr and made his way through the Seattle defense to score the first points of the night for the Raiders on a 5-yard run.
On the ensuing kickoff, Keith McGill stripped Bryan Walters and Jack Crawford recovered the fumble for the Raiders.
Carr then found Denarius Moore, who beat Phillip Adams, on a 36-yard pass to put the Raiders up on Seattle.
TJ Carrie received the punt from Jon Ryan, made some nice moves in space and returned the ball 45 yards to the Seattle 20.
Carr dropped back to pass on the first play of the drive, Malcolm Smith deflected the pass but Mychal Rivera was able to adjust and haul the pass in for another Oakland touchdown.
In the latter stages of the first quarter, Tarvaris Jackson couldn't find an open receiver and Tyvon Branch came around the right side and was able to bring the QB down.
Facing a 3rd and two, Derek Carr stepped up in the pocket and found Rivera for a gain of 27 and another Oakland first down.
In the early moments of the second quarter, the Raiders found the end zone again; this time it was Derek Carr throwing a bullet to Denarius Moore for a 10-yard touchdown.
Matt McGloin took over at QB, and on his second drive of the evening he was able to avoid the Seattle pressure and find Andre Holmes over the middle for a gain of 17.
Holmes grabbed a McGloin pass for 26 yards as he hit took a hit and held onto the ball.
McGloin connected with WR Brice Butler for a 15-yard score to increase the Raiders lead to 35-14 with 1:50 left in the 2nd quarter.
