The 1965 Houston Oilers season was their sixth in the league. The team matched their previous output of 4–10[1] and failed to qualify for the playoffs for the third consecutive season. The Oilers moved their home games from Jeppensen Stadium to Rice Stadium.
Season schedule
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| Week
| Date
| Opponent
| Result
| Attendance
|
| 1
| September 12, 1965
| New York Jets
| W 27–21
| 52,680
|
| 2
| September 19, 1965
| Boston Patriots
| W 21–10
| 32,445
|
| 3
| September 26, 1965
| at Oakland Raiders
| L 21–17
| 18,166
|
| 4
| October 3, 1965
| at San Diego Chargers
| L 31–14
| 28,190
|
| 5
| October 17, 1965
| at Denver Broncos
| L 28–17
| 32,492
|
| 6
| October 24, 1965
| Kansas City Chiefs
| W 38–36
| 34,670
|
| 7
| October 31, 1965
| at Buffalo Bills
| W 19–17
| 44,267
|
| 8
| November 7, 1965
| Oakland Raiders
| L 33–21
| 35,729
|
| 9
| November 14, 1965
| Denver Broncos
| L 31–21
| 28,126
|
| 10
| November 21, 1965
| at New York Jets
| L 41–14
| 55,312
|
| 11
| November 28, 1965
| at Kansas City Chiefs
| L 52–21
| 16,459
|
| 12
| December 5, 1965
| Buffalo Bills
| L 29–18
| 23,087
|
| 13
| December 12, 1965
| San Diego Chargers
| L 37–26
| 24,120
|
| 14
| December 18, 1965
| at Boston Patriots
| L 42–14
| 14,508
|
Division standingsEdit
ReferencesEdit
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