Raiders’ game-winner: Name the play

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Many of the great plays in Raiders’ history have great names to remember them by.

With that in mind, we need to figure a name for what we saw Sunday at MetLife Stadium against the New York Jets.

Here’s a refresher to inspire your creative juices:

Derek Carr hit rookie wide receiver Henry Ruggs III with five seconds to go to give the Raiders a miracle 31-28 win over the winless Jets to keep Las Vegas in the AFC playoff picture.

The Jets — for some inexplicable reason — brought an all-out blitz, a decision that got New York defensive coordinator Gregg Williams fired on Monday morning.

Here’s a few name ideas (though I’m not sure I love any of them). So, please give us your ideas in the comment section:

Ruggs’ redemption: He caused an interception, and lost a fumble that allowed the Jets to take the lead in the fourth quarter before making the biggest play of his short NFL career.

MetLife Miracle: I’ve seen this one out there. It’s OK, but we can do better.

Cover zero heroes: It’s not bad ...

Thankful: Carr said he was “thankful” when he saw the Jets’ coverage. It’s simple, but it works.

Big Apple Bomb: This one is kind of snappy.

Hail Henry: Move over, Mary.

OK, now it’s your turn ...