Chiefs defeat Raiders postgame post-its

November 16, 1:58 AMOakland Raiders ExaminerPatrick Patterson

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The Chiefs beat the Raiders in Oakland on Sunday. There were several tidbits and pieces that came out of that game. Here they are in no particular order.

Photo by author's cell phone.

• There was a protester on the Bart walkway. She was protesting the use of Native Americans as mascots. In an ironic twist, the Raiders were celebrating Native American Heritage. 
• Michael Bush became the Raiders first 100 yard rusher since he accomplished that feat during the final game of the 2008 season.
• Jamaal Charles continued the tradition of second string running backs running for 100 yards against the Silver and Black.
• This was the third of four AFL legacy games for the Raiders. Thier last one will be in Dallas on Thanksgiving. In the last two, they have worn their regular black jerseys, and they sport their old logos on their helmets.
• The Chiefs looked odd wearing a helmet that had the state of Texas on it.
• JaMarcus Russell has now been benched in two straight home games.
• Mario Henderson had one of his worst games as a pro. He was called for three holding penalties with two accepted.

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