The 1984 season was the second season for the New Jersey Generals in the United States Football League, and first under head coach Walt Michaels. The team finished with a 14-4 record.[1]
Preseason
Regular season
| Week
|
Date
|
Opponent
|
Result
|
Record
|
Venue
|
Attendance
|
| 1
|
February 26
|
at Birmingham Stallions
|
W 17–6
|
1–0
|
Legion Field
|
62,300
|
| 2
|
March 4
|
at Jacksonville Bulls
|
W 28–26
|
2–0
|
Gator Bowl Stadium
|
73,227
|
| 3
|
March 11
|
Philadelphia Stars
|
W 17–14
|
3–0
|
Giants Stadium
|
46,716
|
| 4
|
March 18
|
at Houston Gamblers
|
L 25–32
|
3–1
|
Houston Astrodome
|
35,532
|
| 5
|
March 25
|
Washington Federals
|
W 43–6
|
4–1
|
Giants Stadium
|
38,075
|
| 6
|
|
at Los Angeles Express
|
W 26–10
|
5–1
|
Los Angeles Memorial Coliseum
|
19,853
|
| 7
|
April 8
|
Memphis Showboats
|
W 35–10
|
6–1
|
Giants Stadium
|
43,671
|
| 8
|
April 15
|
Arizona Wranglers
|
L 3–20
|
6–2
|
Giants Stadium
|
31,917
|
| 9
|
April 22
|
at Pittsburgh Maulers
|
W 14–10
|
7–2
|
Three Rivers Stadium
|
14,418
|
| 10
|
April 29
|
Michigan Panthers
|
W 31–21
|
8–2
|
Giants Stadium
|
50,908
|
| 11
|
May 6
|
Oklahoma Outlaws
|
W 49–17
|
9–2
|
Giants Stadium
|
34,917
|
| 12
|
|
at Washington Federals
|
L 17–31
|
9–3
|
RFK Stadium
|
11,367
|
| 13
|
|
Pittsburgh Maulers
|
W 16–14
|
10–3
|
Giants Stadium
|
41,212
|
| 14
|
|
at Chicago Blitz
|
W 21–17
|
11–3
|
Soldier Field
|
4,307
|
| 15
|
June 3
|
at Tampa Bay Bandits
|
L 14–40
|
11–4
|
Tampa Stadium
|
45,255
|
| 16
|
June 10
|
New Orleans Breakers
|
W 31–21
|
12–4
|
Giants Stadium
|
23,114
|
| 17
|
|
Denver Gold
|
W 27–7
|
13–4
|
Giants Stadium
|
28,915
|
| 18
|
June 24
|
at Philadelphia Stars
|
W 16–10
|
14–4
|
Veterans Stadium
|
37,758
|
Playoffs
| Round
|
Date
|
Opponent
|
Result
|
Record
|
Venue
|
Attendance
|
| Divisional
|
|
at Philadelphia Stars
|
L 7–28
|
0–1
|
Franklin Field
|
19,038
|
Sources[2][3][4]
References