1996 Oakland Raiders schedule
Season statistics
Offense | Defense | ||||||||||
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Record | Playoff record | Total yards | Pass yards | Rush yards | Turnovers | First downs | Total yards | Pass yards | Rush yards | Turnovers | First downs |
7-9-0 | 0-0 | 5252 | 3078 | 2174 | 31 | 306 | 4697 | 3021 | 1676 | 26 | 292 |
The Oakland Raiders' thirty-seventh season was in 1996, and it was the second season Mike White served as the head coach of the team. The Raiders played their home games at Oakland–Alameda County Coliseum. He was fired from the Raiders on Wednesday, December 25, 1996. They finished the season 7-9-0, 4-4-0 at home and 3-5-0 on the road.
Games
Week | Opponent | Score | Notes | |
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Week 1 | @ | Baltimore Ravens | 14-19 | |
Week 2 | @ | Kansas City Chiefs | 3-19 | |
Week 3 | Jacksonville Jaguars | 17-3 | ||
Week 4 | San Diego Chargers | 34-40 | ||
Week 5 | @ | Chicago Bears | 17-19 | |
Week 6 | @ | New York Jets | 34-13 | |
Week 7 | Detroit Lions | 37-21 | ||
Week 8 | @ | San Diego Chargers | 23-14 | |
Week 10 | Denver Broncos | 21-22 | ||
Week 11 | @ | Tampa Bay Buccaneers | 17-20 | |
Week 12 | Minnesota Vikings | 13-16 | ||
Week 13 | @ | Seattle Seahawks | 27-21 | |
Week 14 | Miami Dolphins | 17-7 | ||
Week 15 | Kansas City Chiefs | 26-7 | ||
Week 16 | @ | Denver Broncos | 19-24 | |
Week 17 | Seattle Seahawks | 21-28 |
1996 Oakland Raiders Coaching Staff
Head Coach: Mike White Assistant Head Coach-Offense: Joe Bugel Wide Receivers Coach: Mike Wilson, Fred Biletnikoff Running Backs Coach: Bishop Harris Offensive Quality Control Coach: Fred Biletnikoff Defensive Line Coach: Floyd Peters Linebackers Coach: Fred Whittingham Defensive Backs Coach: Steve Shafer Assistant Linebackers Coach: Kevin Spencer Assistant Defensive Backs Coach: Willie Brown Defensive Assistant Coach: John Guy Special Teams Coach: Rusty Tillman Strength and Conditioning Coach: Garrett Giemont Director of Squad Development: Willie Brown Bill Walsh Minority Fellowship: Richard Rodgers