The 1986 Houston Oilers seasonleague . The team matched their previous season 's output of 5–11,[1]
Personnel
1986 Houston Oilers staff
Front office
Owner/Chairman of the Board/President – Bud Adams
Executive Vice President/General Manager – Ladd Herzeg
Head coaches
Offensive coaches
Offensive Coordinator/Running Backs – Dick Jamieson
Quarterbacks – Gary Huff
Receivers – Milt Jackson
Offensive Line – Bill Walsh
Defensive coaches
Special teams coaches
Special Teams – Miller McCalmon
Strength and conditioning
Strength and Rehabilitation – Steve Watterson
Week
Date
Opponent
Result
Attendance
1
September 7, 1986
at Green Bay Packers
W 31–3
54,065
2
September 14, 1986
Cleveland Browns
L 23–20
46,049
3
September 21, 1986
at Kansas City Chiefs
L 27–13
43,699
4
September 28, 1986
Pittsburgh Steelers
L 22–16
42,001
5
October 5, 1986
at Detroit Lions
L 24–13
41,960
6
October 12, 1986
Chicago Bears
L 20–7
46,026
7
October 19, 1986
at Cincinnati Bengals
L 31–28
53,844
8
October 26, 1986
Los Angeles Raiders
L 28–17
41,641
9
November 2, 1986
at Miami Dolphins
L 28–7
43,804
10
November 9, 1986
Cincinnati Bengals
W 32–28
32,130
11
November 16, 1986
at Pittsburgh Steelers
L 21–10
49,724
12
November 23, 1986
Indianapolis Colts
W 31–17
31,792
13
November 30, 1986
at Cleveland Browns
L 13–10
62,309
14
December 7, 1986
at San Diego Chargers
L 27–0
40,103
15
December 14, 1986
Minnesota Vikings
W 23–10
32,738
16
December 21, 1986
Buffalo Bills
W 16–7
31,409
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