Reuters/OaklandThe Oakland Raiders earned an emotional victory that would have delighted late owner Al Davis as they beat the Houston Texans 25-20 on Sunday while the New Orleans Saints and New England Patriots also enjoyed wins on the fifth week of the National Football League season. The outspoken Davis died at age 82 on Saturday but the Raiders, wearing “AL” stickers on their helmets, carried out his motto “Just win baby” as Michael Huff grabbed an interception off Texans quarterback Matt Schaub in the end zone on the final play. Raiders coach Hue Jackson buried his face in his hands on the sideline while players embraced each other as the game ended. Davis, who had almost 50 years with the Raiders franchise in various roles, was remembered with silence at stadiums across the country. “I know that he would be getting after me right now about the way we played, but he would be happy because we won the game,” Jackson told reporters. “I know without a shadow of doubt that coach (Davis) is up there somewhere rejoicing because his football team did what he always said to do—commitment to excellence, pride and poise and just win. This is his football team.” Once again Sebastian Janikowski was the spine of the win for the Raiders (3-2), kicking four field goals, three of them from 50 yards or more. In an AFC East divisional clash, the New England Patriots, with BenJarvus Green-Ellis running for a career high 136 yards and two touchdowns, beat the New York Jets 30-21. The victory was the 30th consecutive regular home win for Patriots quarterback Tom Brady, an NFL record. The Buffalo Bills’ impressive start continued as they took advantage of four interceptions by Philadelphia Eagles quarterback Michael Vick in a 31-24 win. The San Francisco 49ers are also 4-1 after crushing Tampa Bay 48-3. Vernon Davis scored two touchdowns and Frank Gore rushed for 125 yards.