2019 Calgary Stampeders season

2019 Calgary Stampeders season
Owner	Calgary Sports and Entertainment
General manager	John Hufnagel
President	John Hufnagel
Head coach	Dave Dickenson
Home field	McMahon Stadium
Results
Record	12–6
Division place	2nd, West
Playoff finish	Lost West Semi-Final
Team MOP	Reggie Begelton
Team MOC	Cory Greenwood
Team MOR	Nate Holley
Uniform

The 2019 Calgary Stampeders season was the 62nd season for the team in the Canadian Football League and their 85th overall. The Stampeders finished with a 12–6 record and hosted the West Semi-Final game in a year where they were also hosting the 107th Grey Cup. Having lost to the Blue Bombers team in the aforementioned playoff game, however, the Stampeders failed to repeat as Grey Cup champions in 2019, marking the first time since 2011 where the Stampeders failed to reach the West Division Final and only the second time since their 2008 Championship-Winning Season. Despite the loss in the opening round of the postseason, the Stampeders qualified for the playoffs for the 15th consecutive year with a week 15 win over the Toronto Argonauts coupled with a loss by the Ottawa Redblacks, the playoff berth being clinched on September 21, 2019.^[1] It is the longest playoff streak in franchise history and tied for the fifth-longest streak in CFL history.^[1] The 2019 season marked Dave Dickenson's fourth season as head coach and John Hufnagel's 12th season as general manager.

Offseason

Foreign drafts

For the first time in its history, the CFL held drafts for foreign players from Mexico and Europe.^[2] Like all other CFL teams, the Stampeders held three non-tradeable selections in the 2019 CFL–LFA Draft, which took place on January 14, 2019. The 2019 European CFL Draft took place on April 11, 2019 where all teams held one non-tradeable pick.^[3][4][5]

Draft	Round	Pick	Player	Position	School/Club Team
LFA	1	9	Andrés Salgado	WR	Condors CDMX
	2	18	Oscar Silva	K	Dinos Saltillo
	3	27	Guillermo Leal	DT	UDLAP
Euro	1	9	Roni Salonen	LB	New Yorker Lions

CFL draft

The 2019 CFL Draft took place on May 2, 2019.^[6] By virtue of winning the 106th Grey Cup, the Stampeders had the last selection in each of the eight rounds. The team acquired another fourth-round pick after trading Charleston Hughes to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.^[7]

Round	Pick	Player	Position	School
1	8	Hergy Mayala	WR	UConn
2	17	Vincent Desjardins	DL	Laval
3	28	Zack Williams	OL	Manitoba
4	31	Fraser Sopik	LB	Western
4	37	Jaylan Guthrie	OL	Guelph
5	46	Malcolm Lee	DB	British Columbia
6	55	Nicholas Statz	DB	Calgary
7	64	Job Reinhart	LB	Guelph
8	73	Colton Hunchak	WR	York

Preseason

Schedule

Week	Game	Date	Kickoff	Opponent	Results		TV	Venue	Attendance	Summary
					Score	Record
A	Bye
B	1	Fri, May 31	7:00 p.m. MDT	Saskatchewan Roughriders	W 37–1	1–0	TSN	McMahon Stadium		Recap
C	2	Fri, June 7	8:00 p.m. MDT	@ BC Lions	L 36–38	1–1	TSN	BC Place	14,561	Recap

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Regular season

Standings

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Team	GP	W	L	T	Pts	PF	PA	Div	Stk
Saskatchewan Roughriders	18	13	5	0	26	487	386	7–3	W3	Details
Calgary Stampeders	18	12	6	0	24	482	407	8–2	W1	Details
Winnipeg Blue Bombers	18	11	7	0	22	508	409	7–3	W1	Details
Edmonton Eskimos	18	8	10	0	16	406	400	3–7	L2	Details
BC Lions	18	5	13	0	10	411	452	0–10	L3	Details

Schedule

Week	Game	Date	Kickoff	Opponent	Results		TV	Venue	Attendance	Summary
					Score	Record
1	1	Sat, June 15	5:00 p.m. MDT	Ottawa Redblacks	L 28–32	0–1	TSN/ESPNews	McMahon Stadium	26,301	Recap
2	Bye
3	2	Sat, June 29	5:00 p.m. MDT	BC Lions	W 36–32	1–1	TSN	McMahon Stadium	25,130	Recap
4	3	Sat, July 6	8:00 p.m. MDT	@ Saskatchewan Roughriders	W 37–10	2–1	TSN	Mosaic Stadium	29,147	Recap
5	4	Sat, July 13	5:00 p.m. MDT	@ Hamilton Tiger-Cats	L 23–30	2–2	TSN/ESPN2	Tim Hortons Field	22,921	Recap
6	5	Thu, July 18	7:00 p.m. MDT	Toronto Argonauts	W 26–16	3–2	TSN/ESPN2	McMahon Stadium	23,355	Recap
7	6	Thu, July 25	5:00 p.m. MDT	@ Ottawa Redblacks	W 17–16	4–2	TSN/RDS	TD Place Stadium	22,708	Recap
8	7	Sat, Aug 3	5:00 p.m. MDT	Edmonton Eskimos	W 24–18	5–2	TSN	McMahon Stadium	26,597	Recap
9	8	Thu, Aug 8	6:30 p.m. MDT	@ Winnipeg Blue Bombers	L 24–26	5–3	TSN/RDS	IG Field	25,354	Recap
10	9	Sat, Aug 17	5:00 p.m. MDT	Montreal Alouettes	L 34–40 (2OT)	5–4	TSN/RDS	McMahon Stadium	24,453	Recap
11	Bye
12	10	Mon, Sept 2	2:30 p.m. MDT	Edmonton Eskimos	W 25–9	6–4	TSN	McMahon Stadium	32,350	Recap
13	11	Sat, Sept 7	5:00 p.m. MDT	@ Edmonton Eskimos	W 33–17	7–4	TSN/RDS	Commonwealth Stadium	40,113	Recap
14	12	Sat, Sept 14	2:00 p.m. MDT	Hamilton Tiger-Cats	W 19–18	8–4	TSN	McMahon Stadium	27,962	Recap
15	13	Fri, Sept 20	5:00 p.m. MDT	@ Toronto Argonauts	W 23–16	9–4	TSN/RDS	BMO Field	9,819	Recap
16	Bye
17	14	Sat, Oct 5	2:00 p.m. MDT	@ Montreal Alouettes	L 17–21	9–5	TSN/RDS	Molson Stadium	18,454	Recap
18	15	Fri, Oct 11	7:30 p.m. MDT	Saskatchewan Roughriders	W 30–28	10–5	TSN	McMahon Stadium	30,210	Recap
19	16	Sat, Oct 19	5:00 p.m. MDT	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	W 37–33	11–5	TSN	McMahon Stadium	26,885	Recap
20	17	Fri, Oct 25	6:30 p.m. MDT	@ Winnipeg Blue Bombers	L 28–29	11–6	TSN	IG Field	24,460	Recap
21	18	Sat, Nov 2	8:00 p.m. MDT	@ BC Lions	W 21–16	12–6	TSN	BC Place	20,210	Recap

^[8][10][11]

Post-season

Schedule

Game	Date	Kickoff	Opponent	Results		TV	Venue	Attendance	Summary
				Score	Record
West Semi-Final	Sun, Nov 10	2:30 p.m. MST	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	L 14–35	0–1	TSN/RDS/ESPN2	McMahon Stadium	24,278	Recap

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Team

Roster

Calgary Stampeders roster
Quarterbacks  9 Nick Arbuckle 19 Bo Levi Mitchell 12 Montell Cozart Running backs 25 Don Jackson 34 Ante Milanovic-Litre 38 Terry Williams Fullbacks 44 Simon Gingras-Gagnon 23 William Langlais 46 Charlie Power Receivers 84 Reggie Begelton 83 Josh Huff 89 Colton Hunchak 88 Kamar Jorden  1 Hergy Mayala 85 Andrés Salgado 87 Richard Sindani Offensive linemen 60 Shane Bergman LG 63 Derek Dennis LT 62 Nila Kasitati RT 68 Justin Lawrence 58 Ryan Sceviour RG 61 Ucambre Williams C		Defensive linemen 96 Chris Casher 92 Vincent Desjardins 94 Da'Sean Downey 91 Mike Rose 99 Sterling Sheffield 93 Jabar Westerman 97 Derek Wiggan Linebackers 36 Cory Greenwood 40 Nate Holley 52 Riley Jones 45 Dexter McCoil 48 Wynton McManis 33 Eric Mezzalira Defensive backs  8 DaShaun Amos 49 Lorenzo Jerome 16 Royce Metchie 31 Tre Roberson 28 Brandon Smith 11 Courtney Stephen 29 Jamar Wall 21 Raheem Wilson Special teams 54 Pierre-Luc Caron LS  6 Rob Maver P 30 Rene Paredes K		1-Game Injured 43 Marcus Ball LB  0 Robertson Daniel DB 24 Jamari Gilbert DB 95 Anthony Johnson DL 41 Cordarro Law DL 42 Chase Middleton LB 80 Aaron Peck WR  4 Eric Rogers WR 47 Fraser Sopik LB 6-Game Injured 17 Markeith Ambles WR 82 Juwan Brescacin WR 35 Ka'Deem Carey RB 53 Brad Erdos OL  3 Ivan McLennan DL  2 Romar Morris RB 27 Jonathan Moxey DB 98 Ese Mrabure-Ajufo DL 90 Folarin Orimolade DL  7 Junior Turner DL		Practice 86 Daniel Braverman WR 66 David Brown OL 37 Evan Foster LB 65 Jaylan Guthrie OL 50 Leon Johnson OL 81 Michael Klukas WR 26 Dagogo Maxwell DB 20 Dwayne Norman LB 35 Asnnel Robo RB 67 Zack Williams OL Italics indicate American player Bold indicates Global player Roster updated 2019-11-10 Depth Chart • Transactions 46 Active, 9 One-game Injured, 10 Six-game Injured, 10 Practice → More rosters

Coaching staff

Calgary Stampeders Staff
	Front office President and coo – Lyle Bauer General manager – John Hufnagel Assistant general manager of football operations – Michael Petrie Director of canadian scouting – Brendan Mahoney Director of U.S. Scouting – Cole Hufnagel Head coaches Head coach – Dave Dickenson Assistant head coach – Mark Kilam Offensive coaches Offensive coordinator – Dave Dickenson Quarterbacks – Ryan Dinwiddie Running backs – Marc Mueller Receivers – Pete Costanza Offensive line – Pat DelMonaco			Defensive coaches Defensive coordinator – Brent Monson Defensive line – Corey Mace Linebackers – J. C. Sherritt Defensive backs – Josh Bell Special teams coaches Special teams coordinator – Mark Kilam Strength and conditioning Strength and conditioning – Taylor Altilio → Coaching Staff → More CFL staffs

References

1. "Stamps clinch playoff berth". stampeders.com. September 21, 2019.
2. Dan Barnes (January 11, 2019). "'FUN ELEMENT': CFL set for inaugural draft of Mexican talent".
3. "Mexico's top talent selected at CFL-LFA Draft". cfl.ca. January 14, 2019.
4. "CFL to hold European lottery and draft in April". 3downnation.com. April 3, 2019.
5. "Full results from the first ever European draft". cfl.ca. April 11, 2019.
6. "An early look at the 2019 CFL Draft selection order". December 17, 2018.
7. On the Move Again: Hughes traded to Riders for QB Adams
8. 2019 Schedule
9. CFL on TSN broadcast schedule
10. ESPN+, ESPN Networks to Broadcast 2019 Canadian Football League Season
11. CFL schedule through August 2019

External links

• Official website