Calgary Stampeders

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Calgary Stampeders Flag of Canada.svg
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City: Calgary
Founded: 1935
Team colors: red / white / black

              

Head coach: John Hufnagel
League (2014): CFL / West Division
Greatest successes
1948, 1971, 1992, 1998, 2001, 2008, 2014, 2018 Gray Cup
Stadion
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McMahon Stadium

Owner: University of Calgary
Play surface: artificial grass
Contact
Internet: www.stampeders.com
Data status
July 18, 2014
The Calgary Stampeders in training camp in 2006
The Alouettes offensive line versus the Calgary Stampeders defensive line in October 2007

The Calgary Stampeders are a Canadian football team from Calgary in the Canadian province of Alberta . You play in the West Division of the Canadian Football League . They were founded as Bronks in 1935 and were called that until they were renamed Calgary Stampeders in 1944, based on the wild escape of a large herd, a so-called Stampede . They have played their home games at McMahon Stadium since the 1960s , which can seat 37,317 spectators.

Club colors

The Calgary Stampeders' helmets are red with a white running horse on them. The club colors are red, black and white. The club mascot is "Ralph, The Dog".

successes

The Calgary Stampeders won the CFL's West Division championship seventeen times, the first in 1937, and the Gray Cup eight times , the first in 1948.

team

Calgary Stampeders club player
Quarterbacks

Running backs

Receivers

Offensive linemen

Defensive linemen

Linebackers

Defensive backs

Special teams

Injured

Training team

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Suspended

  • no

Team updated May 24, 2018
PlaylistTransactions
89 active, 1 injured

Legend

RB running back G Guard LB linebacker WR wide receiver SB slotback
QB quarterback T tackle DT defensive tackle DB Defensive Back Foosball table
FB fullback C center DE defensive end CB cornerback P punter
TE tight end OL offensive lineman DL defensive linemen S Safety LS Long Snapper

Web links

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