1984 Oklahoma Outlaws season

OwnerWilliam R. Tatham Sr.

Record6–12

The 1984 Oklahoma Outlaws season was the inagural season for the Oklahoma Outlaws in the United States Football League. The team was located in Tulsa, Oklahoma and played at Skelly Stadium. Under head coach Woody Widenhofer, the team finished with a 6-12 record.^[1] Following the season, the team would merge with the Arizona Wranglers and relocate to Arizona.

Week	Date	Opponent	Result	Record	Venue	Attendance
1	Bye
2	Bye
3	February 11	Tampa Bay Bandits	L 6–15	0–1	Tampa Stadium	42,247
4	February 18	vs. Houston Gamblers	L 7–34	0–2	Lewis Field, Stillwater, Oklahoma	6,120

Week	Date	Opponent	Result	Record	Venue	Attendance
1	February 26	Pittsburgh Maulers	W 7–3	1–0	Skelly Stadium	15,973
2	March 3	Denver Gold	L 14–17 (OT)	1–1	Skelly Stadium	25,403
3	March 11	San Antonio Gunslingers	W 14–7	2–1	Skelly Stadium	24,311
4	March 17	at Chicago Blitz	W 17–14	3–1	Soldier Field	6,206
5	March 24	at Arizona Wranglers	L 7–49	3–2	Sun Devil Stadium	29,434
6	March 31	Houston Gamblers	W 31–28 (OT)	4–2	Skelly Stadium	17,266
7	April 7	Michigan Panthers	W 20–17	5–2	Skelly Stadium	21,510
8	April 14	at Washington Federals	W 20–16	6–2	RFK Stadium	6,075
9	April 21	at Birmingham Stallions	L 17–41	6–3	Legion Field	41,653
10	April 27	Jacksonville Bulls	L 6–34	6–4	Skelly Stadium	29,324
11	May 6	at New Jersey Generals	L 17–49	6–5	Giants Stadium	34,917
12	May 14	at Tampa Bay Bandits	L 21–48	6–6	Tampa Stadium	45,116
13	May 20	at Houston Gamblers	L 12–31	6–7	Houston Astrodome	31,142
14	May 26	Oakland Invaders	L 14–17	6–8	Skelly Stadium	16,378
15	June 2	Chicago Blitz	L 0–14	6–9	Skelly Stadium	17,195
16	June 10	Los Angeles Express	L 10–17	6–10	Skelly Stadium	22,017
17	June 18	at Michigan Panthers	L 24–34	6–11	Pontiac Silverdome	15,838
18	June 24	at San Antonio Gunslingers	L 0–23	6–12	Alamo Stadium	21,625

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