Calgary Stampeders - wikipedia Calgary Stampeders Calgary Stampeders Founded 1945 Based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada Home field McMahon Stadium ( from 1960 -- present ) Mewata Park Stadium ( 1945 -- 1959 ) Head coach Dave Dickenson General manager John Hufnagel Owner ( s ) Calgary Sports and Entertainment Corporation League Canadian Football League Division West Division Colours Red, white, black Nickname ( s ) Stamps, Horsemen Mascot ( s ) Ralph the Dog Grey Cup wins 7 ( 1948, 1971, 1992, 1998, 2001, 2008, 2014 ) Website www.stampeders.com Current uniform 2017 Calgary Stampeders season The Calgary Stampeders are a professional Canadian football team based in Calgary, Alberta, competing in the West Division of the Canadian Football League ( CFL ). The Stampeders play their home games at McMahon Stadium and are the third - oldest active franchise in the CFL. The Stampeders were officially founded in 1945, although there were clubs in Calgary as early as 1909. The Stampeders have won seven Grey Cups, most recently in 2014, from their appearances in 15 Grey Cup Championship games. They have won 19 Western Division Championships and one Northern Division Championship in the franchise 's history. The team has a provincial rivalry with the Edmonton Eskimos, as well as fierce divisional rivalries with the Saskatchewan Roughriders and the BC Lions. Contents 1 Team facts 2 Franchise history 2.1 1909 -- 1940 : Pre-Stampeders football 2.2 1945 -- 1959 : The early years and a perfect season 2.3 1960 -- 1971 : A New Stadium 2.4 1972 -- 1989 : Save Our Stamps 2.5 1990 -- 2002 : Wally Buono era 2.6 2003 -- 2007 : Coaching carousel 2.7 2008 -- 2015 : Hufnagel years 2.8 2016 -- present : Dave Dickenson takes over 2.9 Grey Cup championships 3 Builders of note 4 Players of note 4.1 Retired numbers 4.2 Canadian Football Hall of Famers 5 Head coaches 6 General managers 7 The Presidents ' Ring 8 Wall of Fame 9 Current coaching staff 10 Current roster 11 See also 12 References 13 External links Team facts Stampeders Wordmark Founded : 1945 Helmet design : Red background with a white, running horse. This design has been in place, with slight variations, since the 1967 season Uniform colours : Red, white and black Past uniform colours : Red and white with accents of grey Nicknames : Stamps, Horsemen Mascot : Ralph the Dog Fight Song : `` Ye Men of Calgary '' Stadium : McMahon Stadium Main Rivals : Edmonton Eskimos ( see Battle of Alberta ), Saskatchewan Roughriders, BC Lions Western Division 1st Place : 20 -- 1946, 1948, 1949, 1965, 1967, 1971, 1990, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1995, 1996, 1998, 2000, 2008, 2010, 2013, 2014, 2016, 2017 Western Division Championships : 16 -- 1948, 1949, 1968, 1970, 1971, 1991, 1992, 1995, 1998, 1999, 2001, 2008, 2012, 2014, 2016, 2017 Grey Cup Championships : 7 -- 1948, 1971, 1992, 1998, 2001, 2008, 2014 2016 regular season record : 15 wins, 2 losses, 1 tie Franchise history 1909 -- 1940 : pre-stampeders football Prior to the formation of the Calgary Stampeders, football in Calgary can be dated back as early as 1909 and the Calgary Tigers of the Alberta Rugby Football Union. The following years saw Calgary based teams come and go these included the Calgary Canucks, the `` Fiftieth Battalion '', the Tigers again, then the Calgary Altomahs, and finally the Calgary Bronks of the Western Interprovincial Football Union. These teams were a dominant force in football in Alberta winning championships 15 times over the next 30 years. World War II brought a halt to football in Calgary for a few years. 1940 was the final year for the Bronks. 1945 -- 1959 : the early years and a perfect season The WIFU returned to Calgary on September 29, 1945 with the formation of the Calgary Stampeders. In their very first game played on October 20 at Mewata Stadium they beat the Regina Roughriders 12 -- 0 before 4,000 fans in attendance. It was a taste of success to come that decade under the direction of head coach Les Lear and talented stars such as Woody Strode, Paul Rowe, Keith Spaith, Dave Berry, Normie Kwong and Ezzert `` Sugarfoot '' Anderson. The year 1948 was perhaps the greatest season in Stamps history, becoming the only professional Canadian football team ever to achieve a perfect season with a record of 12 -- 0 and capping the year with a Grey Cup victory over the Ottawa Rough Riders at Toronto 's Varsity Stadium. It was also during that same Grey Cup festival that Calgary fans brought pageantry to the game and made it into a national celebration, featuring pancake breakfasts on the steps of City Hall, starting the Grey Cup parade and even riding horses in the lobby of the Royal York Hotel. They returned to the Grey Cup the following year ( 1949 ), with a 13 -- 1 record but lost to the Montreal Alouettes 28 -- 15 in the title game. It was 19 years until Calgary once again reached the Grey Cup, losing 24 -- 21 to Ottawa in the 1968 final and not until 1971 when they were crowned champions, defeating the Toronto Argonauts 14 -- 11. 1960 -- 1971 : a new Stadium The year 1960 brought the Stampeders a new home, McMahon Stadium. Their first game in their new stadium was on August 15, 1960, a 38 -- 23 loss to the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. From 1968 to 1971, the Stampeders made it to the Grey Cup game three out of those four years ( missing in 1969 ), winning it in 1971. 1972 -- 1989 : Save Our Stamps After having some great years at the end of the 1960s, 1972 started a long period of struggles for the Stampeders. In the 18 seasons from 1972 to 1989 the Stampeders only made the playoffs 7 times, and were the only CFL team that did not win a playoff game or host one at home during the 1980s ( the team made five appearances during the decade, all of which came on the road and resulted in losses in the West Semi-Final ). The Stampeders nearly folded after the 1985 season due to years of declining attendance, financial woes and a poor 3 -- 13 record. However, a successful Save Our Stamps campaign in 1986 resulted in season ticket sales of 22,400, additional funds and stability that translated to improved on - field play which laid the groundwork for Grey Cup berths in 1991 and 1992 when they won the title over Winnipeg. 1990 -- 2002 : Wally Buono era Wally Buono took over the head coaching duties in 1990 ( after having served as an assistant coach for the previous three years ). Late in the 1991 season, the team, after being community - owned since its inception, went private when Larry Ryckman purchased the team. The next 13 years would be some of the most successful years in Stampeders history. Led by quarterbacks Doug Flutie, Jeff Garcia, and Dave Dickenson receivers Allen Pitts, Terry Vaughn, and Dave Sapunjis, and a rock steady defence led by Western All Stars Alondra Johnson, Stu Laird, and Will Johnson the Stampeders would rack up a 153 -- 79 -- 2 record during these years. They reached the Grey Cup six times, winning in 1992, 1998, and 2001, losing in 1991, 1995, and 1999. In 1996, Ryckman was found by the Alberta Securities Commission to have run a stock manipulation scheme, was fined $492,000 and was forced to give up the Stampeders, who were subsequently purchased by Sig Gutsche via a recievership court for $1.6 million on April 3. On October 8, 2001, Sig Gutsche sold the team to California businessman Michael Feterik. Unlike previous owners, Feterik was intimately involved in the club 's football operations. Feterik 's most notorious move was to give the starting quarterback position to his son Kevin Feterik, angering both fans and Buono. Buono left to join the BC Lions after the 2002 CFL season. 2003 -- 2007 : coaching carousel After Wally Buono departed from the Stampeders, the team went through three different head coaches in three years. Jim Barker succeeded Buono in 2003, but was let go after a 5 -- 13 season, and he was replaced by Matt Dunigan, who fared no better in his lone season in 2004, going 4 -- 14. The coaching carousel ended with Tom Higgins taking over in 2005, who brought the team back to respectability led by Henry Burris at quarterback and Joffrey Reynolds at running back, but lost in three straight years in the 2005, 2006, and 2007 Western semi-final games in that span. During this time, the team lost money, and in January of 2005, Feterik sold the team to a group led by Ted Hellard, Doug Mitchell and former Stampeder John Forzani, and the Calgary Flames Limited Partnership, the organization that represents the NHL 's Calgary Flames. 2008 -- 2015 : Hufnagel years In 2008, one - time Stamps QB John Hufnagel took the coaching reins, and the Stampeders ended their playoff victory drought en route to winning the team 's sixth Grey Cup 22 -- 14 against the Montreal Alouettes. Burris was named the Grey Cup Most Valuable Player with DeAngelis being the top Canadian for their efforts. John Hufnagel had been interviewed by several NFL and college football teams, but is still the team 's general manager to this day. Hufnagel was also the team 's head coach until the end of the 2015 season, when he turned over the head coaching duties to former Stampeder and BC Lions star Dave Dickenson. Between 2009 and 2014, the Stampeders have reached the Western Final every year except 2011, when the team lost the semi-final game to the Eskimos in Edmonton, 33 -- 19. The following year, the organization by now known as Calgary Sports and Entertainment became the majority owner of the team ; the company previously only had a 5 % stake in the team. They were able to reach the Grey Cup game that year only to come up short against the Argonauts, falling by a score of 35 -- 22. Following another heartbreaking defeat in the Western Final in 2013, the Stampeders were once again able to reach the Grey Cup the following year. This time, they came out on top with the franchise 's seventh championship, defeating the Hamilton Tiger - Cats 20 -- 16. 2016 -- present : Dave Dickenson takes over After the 2015 season, Hufnagel stepped down from his dual responsibility as head coach and general manager, becoming purely a general manager and handing the coaching reins to former Stamps QB Dave Dickenson. The Stamps continued their success in 2016, winning the West Division again with a 15 -- 2 -- 1 record, but falling to the third - year Ottawa REDBLACKS in the 104th Grey Cup in overtime. In 2017, the Stampeders finished 13 - 4 - 1 ( with the league 's best record for the season ) and made their second straight Grey Cup appearance, but lost to the Toronto Argonauts again, just as they did five years earlier. Grey Cup championships Year Winning team Score Losing team Title Location 1948 Calgary Stampeders 12 -- 7 Ottawa Rough Riders 36th Grey Cup Varsity Stadium, Toronto 1971 Calgary Stampeders 14 -- 11 Toronto Argonauts 59th Grey Cup Empire Stadium, Vancouver 1992 Calgary Stampeders 24 -- 10 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 80th Grey Cup SkyDome, Toronto 1998 Calgary Stampeders 26 -- 24 Hamilton Tiger - Cats 86th Grey Cup Winnipeg Stadium, Winnipeg 2001 Calgary Stampeders 27 -- 19 Winnipeg Blue Bombers 89th Grey Cup Olympic Stadium, Montreal 2008 Calgary Stampeders 22 -- 14 Montreal Alouettes 96th Grey Cup Olympic Stadium, Montreal 2014 Calgary Stampeders 20 -- 16 Hamilton Tiger - Cats 102nd Grey Cup BC Place, Vancouver Builders of note Builders honoured as of 2012 2001 Tony Anselmo 2001 Tom Brook 2001 Roy Jennings 2001 George McMahon 2001 Frank McMahon 2004 Rogers Lehew 2004 Stan Schwartz 2006 Dr. Vince Murphy 2010 Jim Finks 2012 Sig Gutsche 2012 Norman Kwong Players of note Retired numbers 5 Harry Hood 10 Willie Burden 13 Mark McLoughlin 18 Allen Pitts 22 Tom Forzani 55 Wayne Harris 75 Stu Laird Canadian Football Hall of Famers Tony Anselmo Willie Burden Doug Flutie Dean Griffing Wayne Harris Herman Harrison John Helton Alondra Johnson Jerry Keeling Earl `` The Earthquake '' Lunsford Don Luzzi Tony Pajaczkowski Allen Pitts Larry Robinson Rocco Romano Paul Rowe Dave Dickenson Harvey Wylie Head coaches Dean Griffing ( 1945 -- 1947 ) Les Lear ( 1948 -- 1952 ) Bob Snyder ( 1953 ) Larry Siemering ( 1954 ) Jack Hennemier ( 1955 -- 1956 ) Otis Douglas ( 1956 -- 1960 ) ( Douglas resigned August 19, 1960 with the Stampeders 0 -- 2 -- 1 ) Jim Finks ( 1960 ) ( GM Finks acted as co-ordinator of the coaching staff for the August 22 loss to the BC Lions. ) Steve Owen ( 1960 ) ( Owen was hired August 23, 1960 with the Stampeders 0 -- 3 -- 1 ) Bobby Dobbs ( 1961 -- 1964 ) Jerry Williams ( 1965 -- 1968 ) Jim Duncan ( 1969 -- 1973 ) Jim Wood ( 1973 -- 1975 ) Bob Baker ( 1975 -- 1976 ) Joe Tiller ( 1976 ) Jack Gotta ( 1977 -- 1979 ) Ardell Wiegandt ( 1980 -- 1981 ) Jerry Williams ( 1981 ) Jack Gotta ( 1982 -- 1983 ) Steve Buratto ( 1984 -- 1985 ) Bud Riley ( 1985 ) Bob Vespaziani ( 1986 -- 1987 ) Lary Kuharich ( 1987 -- 1989 ) Wally Buono ( 1990 -- 2002 ) Jim Barker ( 2003 ) Matt Dunigan ( 2004 ) Tom Higgins ( 2005 -- 2007 ) John Hufnagel ( 2008 -- 2015 ) Dave Dickenson ( 2016 -- Present ) General managers Bob Robinett ( 1953 -- 1955 ) Bob Masterson ( 1956 ) Jim Finks ( 1957 -- 1964 ) Pat Mahoney ( 1964 ) Rogers Lehew ( 1965 -- 1973 ) Gary Hobson ( 1974 -- 1976 ) Jack Gotta ( 1977 -- 1983 ) Steve Buratto ( 1984 ) Earl Lunsford ( 1985 -- 1987 ) Vern Siemens ( 1987 ) Interim Norm Kwong ( 1988 -- 1991 ) Wally Buono ( 1992 -- 2002 ) Fred Fateri ( 2003 ) Mark McLoughlin ( 2003 ) Matt Dunigan ( 2004 ) Jim Barker ( 2005 -- 2007 ) John Hufnagel ( 2008 -- present ) The Presidents ' Ring The Presidents ' Ring was established in 1967 by Calgary Stampeders Football Club team president George McMahon and general manager Rogers Lehew. Formerly presented to the team 's most valuable player, it is currently awarded to the player who best demonstrates leadership ability. As of 2012, 29 players have won the award, including three - time winners Henry Burris, Danny Barrett and Stu Laird. 1967 Wayne Harris 1968 Herm Harrison 1969 Jerry Keeling 1970 Wayne Harris 1971 Jerry Keeling 1972 Larry Robinson 1973 Rudy Linterman 1974 John Helton 1975 Willie Burden 1976 Tom Forzani 1977 Willie Burden 1978 James Sykes 1979 Ed McAleney 1980 James Sykes 1981 Lloyd Fairbanks 1982 Ed McAleney 1983 Danny Bass 1984 Lyall Woznesensky 1985 Bernie Morrison 1986 Bob Poley 1987 Bernie Morrison 1988 Stu Laird 1989 Danny Barrett 1990 Danny Barrett 1991 Lloyd Fairbanks 1992 Stu Laird 1993 Andy McVey 1994 Allen Pitts 1995 Stu Laird 1996 Danny Barrett 1997 Rocco Romano 1998 Mark McLoughlin 1999 Allen Pitts 2000 Dave Dickenson 2001 Alondra Johnson 2002 Alondra Johnson 2003 Joe Fleming 2004 Jamie Crysdale 2005 Jay McNeil 2006 Jay McNeil 2007 Henry Burris 2008 Henry Burris 2009 Henry Burris 2010 Rob Lazeo 2011 Keon Raymond 2012 Keon Raymond 2013 Rob Cote 2014 Corey Mace Wall of Fame The Stampeders Wall of Fame recognizes the greatest players and most important off - field contributors in Stampeders history ; it was Instituted in 1985. 1985 Paul Rowe 1945 -- 50 1985 Wayne Harris 1961 -- 72 1985 John Helton 1969 -- 78 1986 Don Luzzi 1958 -- 69 1986 Larry Robinson 1961 -- 74 1988 Herm Harrison 1964 -- 72 1988 Harvey Wylie 1956 -- 64 1990 Jerry Keeling 1961 -- 72 1990 Sugarfoot Anderson 1949 -- 54 1992 Willie Burden 1974 -- 81 1992 Harry Langford 1950 -- 58 1994 Tom Forzani 1973 -- 83 1994 Earl Lunsford 1956, 1959 -- 63 1996 Tony Pajaczkowski 1955 -- 65 1996 Lloyd Fairbanks 1975 -- 82, 1989 -- 91 1999 Lovell Coleman 1960 -- 67 1999 George Hansen 1959 -- 66 2002 Peter Liske 1966 -- 68, 1973 -- 74 2002 Keith Spaith 1948 -- 54 2004 Allen Pitts 1990 -- 2000 2006 Dave Sapunjis 1990 -- 96 2006 J.T. Hay 1979 -- 88 2008 Doug Flutie 1992 -- 95 2008 Frank Andruski 1966 -- 73 2008 Rocco Romano 1987, 1992 -- 2000 2010 Alondra Johnson 1991 -- 2003 2010 Will Johnson 1989 -- 96 2010 Bernie Morrison 1978 -- 88 2012 Kelvin Anderson 1996 -- 2002 2012 Jeff Garcia 1994 -- 98 2012 Rudy Linterman 1968 -- 77 2014 Ron Allbright 1956 -- 67 Current coaching staff Calgary Stampeders Staff Front Office President and COO -- Lyle Bauer General Manager -- John Hufnagel Assistant General Manager of Player Personnel -- John Murphy Assistant General Manager of Football Operations -- Michael Petrie Head Coaches Head Coach -- Dave Dickenson Assistant Head Coach -- Offensive Coaches Offensive Coordinator -- Dave Dickenson Running Backs -- Marc Mueller Receivers -- Pete Costanza Offensive Line -- Pat DelMonaco Defensive Coaches Defensive Coordinator -- DeVone Claybrooks Defensive Line -- Corey Mace Linebackers -- Brent Monson Defensive Backs -- Khalil Carter Special Teams Coaches Special Teams Coordinator -- Mark Kilam Strength and Conditioning Strength and Conditioning -- Brent Monson → Coaching Staff → More CFL staffs Current roster Calgary Stampeders roster view talk Quarterbacks 15 Andrew Buckley 19 Bo Levi Mitchell 12 Ricky Stanzi Running backs 26 Rob Cote 14 Roy Finch 23 William Langlais 33 Jerome Messam 46 Charlie Power Receivers 82 Juwan Brescacin 89 DaVaris Daniels 87 Rory Kohlert 85 Julan Lynch 16 Marquay McDaniel SB 80 Marken Michel 86 Anthony Parker Offensive linemen 53 Brad Erdos 64 Justin Renfrow 59 Randy Richards 69 Quinn Smith 58 Cameron Thorn 61 Ucambre Williams 50 Spencer Wilson Defensive linemen 95 Ja'Gared Davis 4 Micah Johnson 99 Michael Kashak 90 Mike Klassen 7 Junior Turner 98 James Vaughters 97 Derek Wiggan Linebackers 52 Riley Jones 42 Deron Mayo 48 Wynton McManis 49 Alex Singleton 56 Jameer Thurman Defensive Backs 27 Tunde Adeleke 11 Josh Bell 24 Joe Burnett 25 Tommie Campbell 0 Ciante Evans 35 Shaquille Richardson 28 Brandon Smith 2 Adam Thibault 29 Jamar Wall Special Teams 54 Pierre - Luc Caron LS 6 Rob Maver P 30 Rene Paredes K Injured list 60 Shane Bergman OL 96 Randy Colling DL 65 Dan Federkeil OL 77 Reuben Frank DL 39 Charleston Hughes DL 6 - Game injured list 1 Lemar Durant WR 94 Kashawn Fraser DL 68 Roman Grozman OL 37 Maleki Harris LB 40 Dexter Janke LB 88 Kamar Jorden SB 63 Pierre Lavertu OL 41 Cordarro Law DL Practice roster 84 Reggie Begelton WR 31 Mario Butler DB 3 Patrick Levels DB 34 Ante Milanovic - Litre RB 91 Mike Rose DL 38 Terry Williams RB 21 Anthony Woodson RB Suspended Currently vacant Disabled Currently vacant Territorial Exemption Currently vacant Italics indicate International player Roster updated 2017 - 08 - 30 Depth Chart Transactions 46 Active, 5 Injured, 8 Six - Game Injured, 8 Practice → More rosters See also Calgary Stampeders all - time records and statistics References Jump up ^ `` Calgary Stampeders Club Profile & History '' ( PDF ). 2017 CFL Guide & Record Book. Canadian Football League. Retrieved December 1, 2017. Jump up ^ `` Internet Archive Wayback Machine ''. Web.archive.org. 2011 - 04 - 29. Archived from the original on April 29, 2011. Retrieved 2012 - 12 - 01. Jump up ^ `` A Turning Point 25 Years Ago ''. calgarystampeders.com. Calgary Stampeders. December 22, 2016. Retrieved February 11, 2018. On Oct. 23, 1991, with the threat of the franchise 's extinction still looming menacingly, the Stamps were privatized under the ownership of Larry Ryckman. Jump up ^ `` Stamps Story ''. stampeders.com. Calgary Stampeders. Retrieved February 11, 2018. Calgary businessman Sig Gutsche, through a successful bid, became the club 's second private owner. Jump up ^ Constentino, Frank ( 2014 ). Home Again. In Calgary, Larry Ryckman left the scene. Sid Gutsche purchased the Stampeders on April 3, 1996. Ryckman had been penalized by the Alberta Securities Commission for stock manipulation, fined $492,000 and banned for 18 years from trading in stock in Albert and `` prohibited from being an officer of any Province - based company which would presumably include the Stampeders. '' Jump up ^ `` Gutsche sells Stamps to Feterik ''. www.oursportscentral.com. OurSports Central. October 8, 2001. Retrieved July 20, 2017. Jump up ^ http://lastwordonsports.com/2016/02/21/stampeders-ownership/ Jump up ^ `` Statement by the Prime Minister of Canada on the 105th Grey Cup ''. pm.gc.ca ( Press release ). Office of the Prime Minister. November 26, 2017. Jump up ^ Maki, Alan ( 1982 - 11 - 17 ). `` Stamps zero in on Reeves ''. Calgary Herald. p. D2. Retrieved 2013 - 10 - 15. Jump up ^ Busby, Ian ( 2010 - 06 - 29 ). `` Familiar faces among Stamps ' captains ''. Calgary Sun. Retrieved 2013 - 10 - 15. Jump up ^ `` Raymond wins second President 's Ring ''. Calgary Stampeders Football Club. 2013 - 05 - 02. Retrieved 2013 - 10 - 15. Jim Finks as 1960 interim coach : Toronto Globe and Mail, Saturday 20 August 1960, p. 21, `` Calgary Coach Resigns ''. External links Calgary Stampeders Official Site Calgary Stampeders Founded in 1935 Based in Calgary, Alberta Franchise Records Seasons Head coaches Mascot Stadiums Mewata Stadium McMahon Stadium Lore Labour Day Classic Battle of Alberta Canada Day Games Norman Kwong Perfect season Important figures Willie Burden Tom Forzani Doug Flutie Dean Griffing Wayne Harris Herman Harrison John Helton John Hufnagel Jerry Keeling Earl `` The Earthquake '' Lunsford Don Luzzi Tony Pajaczkowski Allen Pitts Rocco Romano Paul Rowe Harvey Wylie Retired numbers 5 10 13 18 22 55 67 75 Key personnel Owners : Calgary Sports and Entertainment, John Forzani, Ted Hellard and Doug Mitchell. General Manager : John Hufnagel Head Coach : Dave Dickenson Grey Cup championships ( 7 ) 1948 1971 1992 1998 2001 2008 2014 Western Division championships ( 16 ) 1948 1949 1968 1970 1971 1991 1992 1995 1998 1999 2001 2008 2012 2014 2016 2017 Current league affiliations League : Canadian Football League Division : West Links to related articles Canadian Football League Teams West division BC Lions Calgary Stampeders Edmonton Eskimos Saskatchewan Roughriders Winnipeg Blue Bombers East division Hamilton Tiger - Cats Montreal Alouettes Ottawa Redblacks Toronto Argonauts Defunct Canada Ottawa Rough Riders Ottawa Renegades Atlantic Schooners ( never played ) CFL USA Baltimore Stallions Birmingham Barracudas Las Vegas Posse Memphis Mad Dogs Sacramento Gold Miners San Antonio Texans Shreveport Pirates Miami Manatees ( never played ) Awards West division Nicklin Martin Fieldgate Parker DeMarco - Becket Dryburgh James East division Evanshen Hayman McCaffrey Gibson Dandurand League - wide Grey Cup champions Grey Cup MVP Suderman Outstanding Player Canadian Defensive Player Offensive Lineman Rookie Stukus Pate Gaudaur Agro Campbell Defunct Lineman Jeff Russel Gruen Rogers Ross Taylor Dixon Broadcasting Canada CBC CFN CTV TSN United States NBCSN ESPN2 ESPN Lists Current announcers Grey Cup TV markets Other Individual records Team records Coaching leaders Retired numbers Seasons Stadiums Mascots Video game Attendance Draft Combine CFLPA Hall of Fame All - Star Game Touchdown Atlantic Canada Day Games Labour Day Classic Thanksgiving Day Classic Top 50 Players Neutral site games Canadian football portal Calgary Stampeders seasons 1935 1936 1937 1938 1939 1940 1945 1946 1947 1948 1949 1950 1951 1952 1953 1954 1955 1956 1957 1958 1959 1960 1961 1962 1963 1964 1965 1966 1967 1968 1969 1970 1971 1972 1973 1976 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1984 1985 1986 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1994 1995 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 2017 2018 Bold indicates Grey Cup victory. 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Ruffin 39 Charleston Hughes 42 Mike Labinjo 43 Saleem Rasheed 44 Justin Phillips 47 Neil Ternovatsky 48 Juwan Simpson 49 Jonathan Lapointe 56 Randy Chevrier 57 Mike Byrne 58 Antonio Hall 60 Derek Armstrong 61 Godfrey Ellis 62 Jesse Newman 64 Jeff Pilon 65 Ben Archibald 66 Tim O'Neill 67 Dimitri Tsoumpas 68 Rob Lazeo 69 Fabio Filice 71 LeMarcus Rowell 80 Jeremaine Copeland 82 Nik Lewis 85 Ken - Yon Rambo 86 Teyo Johnson 87 Jabari Arthur 88 Markus Howell 89 Reggie Williams 90 Julian Jenkins 91 Pat MacDonald 93 Howard Hodges 94 Marcus Parker 96 Miguel Robede 97 Eddie Freeman Head coach John Hufnagel Assistant coaches Cornell Brown Corey Chamblin George Cortez Pete Costanza Craig Dickenson Mark Kilam Chris Jones Kris Sweet General Manager John Hufnagel Owner Tom Forzani Calgary Stampeders 102nd Grey Cup champions 0 Bo Palmer 1 Lin - J Shell 2 Jock Sanders 3 Brad Sinopoli 4 Drew Tate 6 Rob Maver 7 Junior Turner 8 Fred Bennett 9 Jon Cornish 11 Josh Bell 12 Juwan Simpson 14 Matt Walter 16 Marquay McDaniel 17 Maurice Price 19 Bo Levi Mitchell ( MVP ) 20 Bryant Moniz 21 Adam Berger 24 Keenan MacDougall 25 Keon Raymond 26 Rob Cote 27 Jeff Hecht 28 Brandon Smith 29 Jamar Wall 30 Rene Paredes 31 Jeff Fuller 32 Brandon Underwood 33 Hugh Charles 34 Martell Mallett 35 Tim St. Pierre 36 Glenn Love 37 Jeremy Williams 38 Buddy Jackson 39 Charleston Hughes 40 Shawn Lemon 41 Adam Thibault 42 Deron Mayo 43 Max Caron 44 Ben D'Aguilar 45 Karl McCartney 46 Charlie Power 47 Maalik Bomar 48 Yannick Carter 50 Spencer Wilson 51 Akeem Whonder 53 Brad Erdos 56 Randy Chevrier 57 Billy Peach 58 Brander Craighead 60 Shane Bergman 62 Edwin Harrison 63 Pierre Lavertu 65 Daniel Federkeil 66 Stanley Bryant 69 Brett Jones 80 Eric Rogers 81 Jabari Arthur 82 Nik Lewis 83 Chris Bauman 85 Joe West 86 Anthony Parker 87 Simon Charbonneau - Campeau 88 Kamar Jorden 89 Sederrik Cunningham 90 Quinn Smith 91 DeQuin Evans 92 Brandon Jordan 93 Micah Johnson 94 Frank Beltre 95 Freddie Bishop 96 Demonte ' Bolden 99 Corey Mace Head coach John Hufnagel Assistant coaches DeVone Claybrooks Pete Costanza Dave Dickenson Mark Kilam Tony Missick Brent Monson General Manager John Hufnagel Retrieved from `` https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Calgary_Stampeders&oldid=825354183 '' Categories : Calgary Sports and Entertainment Sports clubs established in 1945 Canadian football teams in Calgary Calgary Stampeders Canadian Football League teams 1945 establishments in Alberta Hidden categories : Articles containing potentially dated statements from 2012 All articles containing potentially dated statements Pages using div col without cols and colwidth parameters Pages using Columns - list with deprecated parameters Talk Contents About Wikipedia Čeština Deutsch Español Français 한국어 हिन्दी Italiano 日本 語 Norsk Português Русский Simple English Українська Edit links This page was last edited on 12 February 2018, at 22 : 38. 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