The Houston Oilers defeated the New England Patriots 28-14 on October 17, 1993, scoring all 28 points after a scoreless first quarter. Warren Moon, restored to action after being benched, threw touchdown passes to Webster Slaughter in the second and third quarters; Cody Carlson also scored on a run, while Steve Jackson added a 22-yard interception return touchdown. New England answered with touchdown receptions by Kevin Turner and a one-yard Leonard Russell run, but three turnovers and Houston's defense decided the game.
What Made This Game Special
Milestone Warren Moon returned from the bench and threw two touchdown passes
Warren Moon entered the game after having been benched three times and listed second on Houston's depth chart. He completed 16 of 21 passes for 142 yards, two touchdowns, and no interceptions, helping the Oilers end a three-game losing streak and improve to 2-4.
Scoring Houston scored two defensive touchdowns
The Oilers scored twice through the defense: Steve Jackson's interception return and another defensive touchdown recorded in the game statistics. Houston committed no turnovers while New England committed three.
Scoring Steve Jackson interception return touchdown
Houston safety Steve Jackson returned an interception 22 yards for a fourth-quarter touchdown, one of the Oilers' two defensive touchdowns in the 28-14 victory.
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