Post category:Receivers Post author:phil Image Gallery of Charley Hennigan, Houston Oilers, Wide Receiver 1960-1966 Houston Oilers receiver 1960-1966. Set records for receiving yards in 1961 with 1746 and for catches in 1964 with 101. Still the Houston Oilers/Tennessee Titans All Time Career Leader for Touchdown Catches with 51.Charley Hennigan, Houston Oilers Wide ReceiverCharlie Hennigan, Houston Oilers ReceiverThe 1965 Topps Trading Card of Houston Oilers All-League receiver Charley HenniganCharlie Hennigan 1965 Topps CardIn 7 years in AFL Hennigan played on 2 AFL Championship teams and led the Oilers in receiving 4 of the 7 years he was in Houston.Charley HenniganHere he makes a grab against the New York Jets in 1964 when he set a new record with 101 catches in a single season. It was 20 years before that record was overtaken. Art Monk of the Washington Redskins broke it in 1984 with 108 catches. Charley HenniganHailing from Northwestern State - Louisiana, Charley Hennigan was one of the original members of the Houston Oilers and American Football League. Played 7 years for the Oilers scoring the very first touchdown in Oiler History - a 43-yard touchdown pass from Hall of Fame Quarterback George Blanda. He led the AFL in receiving yards twice, in 1961 and in 1964. A 5-time AFL All Star and 3-time AFL All League he tallied a total of 410 catches, 6823 yards and 51 touchdowns.Charley HenniganHailing from Northwestern State - Louisiana, Charley Hennigan was one of the original members of the Houston Oilers and American Football League. Played 7 years for the Oilers scoring the very first touchdown in Oiler History - a 43-yard touchdown pass from Hall of Fame Quarterback George Blanda. He led the AFL in receiving yards twice, in 1961 and in 1964. A 5-time AFL All Star and 3-time AFL All League he tallied a total of 410 catches, 6823 yards and 51 touchdowns.Charley HenniganHailing from Northwestern State - Louisiana, Charley Hennigan was one of the original members of the Houston Oilers and American Football League. Played 7 years for the Oilers scoring the very first touchdown in Oiler History - a 43-yard touchdown pass from Hall of Fame Quarterback George Blanda. He led the AFL in receiving yards twice, in 1961 and in 1964. A 5-time AFL All Star and 3-time AFL All League he tallied a total of 410 catches, 6823 yards and 51 touchdowns.Charley HenniganHailing from Northwestern State - Louisiana, Charley Hennigan was one of the original members of the Houston Oilers and American Football League. Played 7 years for the Oilers scoring the very first touchdown in Oiler History - a 43-yard touchdown pass from Hall of Fame Quarterback George Blanda. He led the AFL in receiving yards twice, in 1961 and in 1964. A 5-time AFL All Star and 3-time AFL All League he tallied a total of 410 catches, 6823 yards and 51 touchdowns.Charley HenniganHailing from Northwestern State - Louisiana, Charley Hennigan was one of the original members of the Houston Oilers and American Football League. Played 7 years for the Oilers scoring the very first touchdown in Oiler History - a 43-yard touchdown pass from Hall of Fame Quarterback George Blanda. He led the AFL in receiving yards twice, in 1961 and in 1964. A 5-time AFL All Star and 3-time AFL All League he tallied a total of 410 catches, 6823 yards and 51 touchdowns.Charley Hennigan For some good additional information on Charley Hennigan: A Hall of Fame Comparison – CHARLIE HENNIGAN Tags: houston oilers If You Like It - Please Share! Share this content Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window Opens in a new window phil Owner/Operator of NFL Past Players. Also runs New Orleans Saints History Read more articles Previous PostJohn Gilliam Next PostWilliam “Pudge” Heffelfinger Leave a Reply Cancel replyCommentEnter your name or username to comment Enter your email address to comment Enter your website URL (optional) Δ You Might Also Like Wes Chandler July 4, 2016 Del Shofner May 27, 2019 Bob Hayes December 22, 2019 James Lofton August 30, 2018