1985 Los Angeles Raiders schedule

Season statistics

		Offense					Defense
Record	Playoff record	Total yards	Pass yards	Rush yards	Turnovers	First downs	Total yards	Pass yards	Rush yards	Turnovers	First downs
12-4-0	0-1	5695	3270	2425	44	321	4857	3096	1761	32	288

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The Los Angeles Raiders' twenty-sixth season was in 1985, and it was the seventh season Tom Flores served as the head coach of the team. The Raiders played their home games at Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum. They finished the year 12-4-0 in the regular season, en route to winning the AFC West, but they lost their first playoff game to the New England Patriots 27-20. At the end of the season, Marcus Allen was awarded with the AP Offensive Player of the Year award.

Week		Opponent	Score
Week 1		New York Jets	31-0
Week 2	@	Kansas City Chiefs	20-36
Week 3		San Francisco 49ers	10-34
Week 4	@	New England Patriots	35-20
Week 5		Kansas City Chiefs	19-10
Week 6		New Orleans Saints	23-13
Week 7	@	Cleveland Browns	21-20
Week 8		San Diego Chargers	34-21
Week 9	@	Seattle Seahawks	3-33
Week 10	@	San Diego Chargers	34-40
Week 11		Cincinnati Bengals	13-6
Week 12		Denver Broncos	31-28
Week 13	@	Atlanta Falcons	34-24
Week 14	@	Denver Broncos	17-14
Week 15		Seattle Seahawks	13-3
Week 16	@	Los Angeles Rams	16-6

Week		Opponent	Score	Notes
Divisional Round		New England Patriots	20-27

Head Coach: Tom Flores Quarterbacks Coach: Larry Kennan Offensive Line Coach: Art Shell, Sam Boghosian Running Backs Coach: Ray Willsey Assistant Running Backs Coach: Terry Robiskie Tight Ends Coach: Bob Mischak Defensive Line Coach: Earl Leggett Linebackers Coach: Bob Zeman Defensive Backfield Coach: Chet Franklin, Willie Brown Special Teams Coach: Steve Ortmayer Director of Football Operations: Steve Ortmayer