1984 Los Angeles Raiders season

NFL team season December 2013 March 2026 Los Angeles Raiders 1984 11–5 3rd AFC West Al Davis Al Davis Tom Flores L.A. Memorial Coliseum 8https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/1984/probowl.htm 1984 NFL Pro Bowlers Pro-Football-Reference.com TE Todd Christensen CB Lester Hayes RB Marcus Allen OT Henry Lawrence DE Howie Long OLB Rod Martin FS Vann McElroy CB Mike Haynes 4https://www.pro-football-reference.com/years/1984/allpro.htm 1984 NFL All-Pros Pro-Football-Reference.com DE Howie Long OLB Rod Martin CB Mike Haynes S Vann McElroy Lost Wild Card Playoffs(at Seahawks) 7–13 Raiders seasons The 1984 Los Angeles Raiders season was the franchise's 25th season overall, and the franchise's 15th season in the National Football League (NFL). The Raiders entered the season as defending Super Bowl champions. However, they failed to improve upon their previous season's output of 12–4, winning only eleven games.1984 Los Angeles Raiders Despite finishing third in their division, the team qualified for the playoffs for the third consecutive season. However, their season would quickly end, as they lost in the wild card game 13–7 to division rival Seattle Seahawks. Staff / Coaches 1984 Los Angeles Raiders Owner – Al Davis General manager – Al Davis Head coach – Tom Flores Quarterbacks – Larry Kennan Running backs – Ray Willsey Assistant running backs – Terry Robiskie Wide receivers – Tom Walsh Tight ends – Bob Mischak Offensive line – Sam Boghosian Assistant offensive line – Art Shell Defensive line – Earl Leggett Linebackers – Charlie Sumner Defensive backs – Willie Brown Defensive backs – Chet Franklin Special teams coordinator – Steve Ortmayer Head strength and conditioning – Bob Mischak Roster 1984 Los Angeles Raiders 16 Jim Plunkett  6 Marc Wilson American football 32 Marcus Allen 27 Frank Hawkins 31 Derrick Jensen American football 33 Kenny King running back 28 Cleo Montgomery 34 Greg Pruitt 38 Chester Willis 80 Malcolm Barnwell 21 Cliff Branch 88 Sam Seale y 85 Dokie Williams 87 Dave Casper 46 Todd Christensen 66 Warren Bryant American football T 50 Dave Dalby C 79 Bruce Davis offensive tackle T 73 Charley Hannah G 70 Henry Lawrence American football T 60 Curt Marsh G 65 Mickey Marvin G 76 Ed Muransky T 67 Dwight Wheeler G 97 Rick Ackerman NT 77 Lyle Alzado DE 99 Sean Jones defensive end y DE 62 Reggie Kinlaw NT 75 Howie Long DE 71 Bill Pickel NT 93 Greg Townsend DE 56 Jeff Barnes OLB 54 Darryl Byrd ILB 57 Tony Caldwell OLB 53 Rod Martin OLB 52 Mark Merrill ILB 55 Matt Millen ILB 58 Jack Squirek ILB 91 Brad Van Pelt OLB 36 Mike Davis defensive back, born 1956 SS 45 James Davis cornerback CB 37 Lester Hayes CB 22 Mike Haynes cornerback CB 26 Vann McElroy FS 23 Odis McKinney FS 30 Stacey Toran y SS 20 Ted Watts CB 10 Chris Bahr K  8 Ray Guy P 59 Stan Adams LB IR 11 David Humm QB IR 74 Shelby Jordan T IR 43 Joe McCall American football y RB IR 72 Don Mosebar G IR 51 Bob Nelson linebacker LB IR 81 Andy Parker American football y TE IR -- Jeff Simmons American football y WR IR 49 Ricky Williams no S IR 98 Mitch Willis y NT IR Schedule Week Date Opponent Result Record Venue Attendance 1 September 2 at Houston Oilers W 24–14 1–0 Astrodome 49,092 2 September 9 Green Bay Packers W 28–7 2–0 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 46,269 3 September 16 at Kansas City Chiefs W 22–20 3–0 Arrowhead Stadium 75,111 4 September 24 San Diego Chargers W 33–30 4–0 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 76,131 5 September 30 at Denver Broncos L 13–16 4–1 Mile High Stadium 74,833 6 October 7 Seattle Seahawks W 28–14 5–1 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 77,904 7 October 14 Minnesota Vikings W 23–20 6–1 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 49,276 8 October 21 at San Diego Chargers W 44–37 7–1 Jack Murphy Stadium 57,442 9 October 28 Denver Broncos L 19–22 (OT) 7–2 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 91,020 10 November 4 at Chicago Bears L 6–17 7–3 Soldier Field 59,858 11 November 12 at Seattle Seahawks L 14–17 7–4 Kingdome 64,001 12 November 18 Kansas City Chiefs W 17–7 8–4 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 48,575 13 November 25 Indianapolis Colts W 21–7 9–4 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 40,289 14 December 2 at Miami Dolphins W 45–34 10–4 Miami Orange Bowl 71,222 15 December 10 at Detroit Lions W 24–3 11–4 Pontiac Silverdome 66,710 16 December 16 Pittsburgh Steelers L 7–13 11–5 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum 83,056 Note: Intra-division opponents are in bold text. Game summaries Week 1 Raiders 0 0 13 11 Oilers 0 7 0 7 September 2 Houston Astrodome, Houston, Texas 3:00 p.m. indoors (dome) Chuck Heberling Dick Enberg and Merlin Olsen NBC yes 2 HOU Mike Holston 10 yard pass from Warren Moon (Florian Kempf kick) Oilers 7–0 3 LA Marcus Allen 1 yard run (kick failed) Oilers 7–6 3 LA Frank Hawkins 1 yard run (Chris Bahr kick) Raiders 13–7 4 LA Jim Plunkett 1 yard run (pass failed) Raiders 19–7 4 LA Chris Bahr 28 yard field goal Raiders 22–7 4 LA Safety, holding penalty in end zone Raiders 24–7 4 HOU Mike McCloskey 5 yard pass from Warren Moon (Florian Kempf kick) Raiders 24–14 yes Pro-Football-Reference.com Week 2 Packers 0 7 0 0 Raiders 7 0 7 14 September 9 Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum, Los Angeles 1:00 p.m. 85 F; wind 9 mph on Red Cashion CBS yes Q1 LA Todd Christensen 3 yard pass from Jim Plunkett (Chris Bahr kick) LA 7–0 Q2 GB Ed West 7 yard pass from Randy Wright (Eddie Garcia kick) Tie 7–7 Q3 LA Frank Hawkins 1 yard run (Chris Bahr kick) LA 14–7 Q4 LA Marcus Allen 7 yard run (Chris Bahr kick) LA 21–7 Q4 LA Derrick Jensen 1 yard run (Chris Bahr kick) LA 28–7 yes Pro-Football-Reference.com. 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Week 10: at Chicago Bears autocollapse Sunday, November 4 12:00 p.m. Raiders 0 3 3 0 Bears 7 7 0 3 Soldier Field, Chicago, Illinois 51 F, wind 18 mph on Pat Haggerty NBC Dick Enberg and Merlin Olsen Pro-Football-Reference.com First quarter CHI – Walter Payton 18-yard run (Bob Thomas kick) – Bears 7–0 Second quarter CHI – Walter Payton 8-yard run (Bob Thomas kick) – Bears 14–0 LA – Chris Bahr 44-yard field goal – Bears 14–3 Third quarter LA – Chris Bahr 40-yard field goal – Bears 14–6 Fourth quarter CHI – Bob Thomas 29-yard field goal – Bears 17–6 Raiders Marc Wilson 7/19, 70 Yds, 2 INT Marcus Allen 15 Rush, 42 Yds Todd Christensen 5 Rec, 61 Yds Bears Jim McMahon 3/11, 68 Yds, INT Walter Payton 27 Rush, 111 Yds, 2 TD Willie Gault 1 Rec, 50 Yds Playoffs 1984–85 NFL playoffs Schedule Round Date Opponent (seed) Result Venue Attendance Gamerecap Wild Card December 22 at Seattle Seahawks (4) L 7–13 Kingdome 62,049 Recap Game summaries AFC Wild Card Playoffs: at (No. 4) Seattle Seahawks Oakland Raiders 2;text-align:center; autocollapse AFC Wild Card Playoffs: (No. 5) Los Angeles Raiders at (No. 4) Seattle Seahawks – Game summary December 22, 1984 Saturday 1:00 p.m. PST Raiders 0 0 0 7 Seahawks 0 7 3 3 Kingdome, Seattle, Washington 62,049 Played indoors Dick Jorgensen NBC Charlie Jones and Bob Griese First quarter No scoring plays Second quarter SEA – Turner 26 pass from Krieg (Johnson kick) SEA 7–0 Third quarter SEA – field goal Johnson 35 SEA 10–0 Fourth quarter SEA – field goal Johnson 44 SEA 13–0 RAI – Allen 46 pass from Plunkett (Bahr kick) SEA 13–7 Top passers RAI – SEA – Top rushers RAI – SEA – Top receivers RAI – SEA – Standings References External links 1984 Los Angeles Raiders at Pro-Football-Reference.com 1984 Los Angeles Raiders at JT-SW.com Category:Los Angeles Raiders seasons Los Angeles Raiders Los Category:Long stubs with short prose