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Getting to know… Garry Williams
Garry Williams played his first CFL on July 18, 2015, at home against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers. He started 14 games, seeing action at both right and left tackle.
Prior to joining the CFL, ...
Ex-Cats catchers congregate in Calgary
Bakari Grant has a number of connections on the Calgary Stampeders.
For starters, the Red and White’s newest receiver comes to town accompanied by linebacker Taylor Reed, his teammate in Hamilton ...
Ex-Panther cheering for old mates
For five seasons before joining the Calgary Stampeders, offensive lineman Garry Williams was a member of the Carolina Panthers.
Williams signed with the Panthers as an undrafted free agent in ...
Open tryout success story
It’s a year of big changes for the Calgary Stampeders with new coaches, new front office staff and especially on the field as the team has said good-bye to some familiar faces including Jon ...
Getting to know Brandon McDonald
Brandon McDonald joined the Stamps for a second stint on Sept. 28, 2015, and played in five games and both playoff games. He originally played two games for the Red and White in 2014 before ...
Lemar a rising star
If nothing else, Lemar Durant can make a very unique claim following his rookie season in the Canadian Football League.
The Coquitlam, B.C., product in 2015 was the only member of the Calgary ...
About last season . . .
The final chapters of two of the most epic stories in Calgary Stampeders history were written in 2015.
John Hufnagel will remain an integral part of the Stamps organization as the club’s general ...
Hard lessons
It was a trying first season in the Canadian Football League for Karl Lavoie.
After sitting out the first three games of the 2015 campaign, the Calgary Stampeders offensive lineman made his ...
Simon stays
Calgary Stampeders general manager John Hufnagel is pleased to announce the re-signing of national receiver Simon Charbonneau-Campeau. He was set to become a free agent in February. As per team ...
Dazzling debut
Rob Cote and Jon Cornish joined the Stamps together in 2007.
Until Cornish’s recent retirement, the two were tag-team partners in the Stamps backfield with Cote doing the blocking and Cornish ...
Mitchell still ahead of the curve
Bo Levi Mitchell completes passes at a 65 per cent clip, wins football games at an 82 per cent clip and wins Grey Cups at a 50 per cent clip.
To the 25-year-old Katy, Tex., native, however, those ...
Primary point producer
Kicker Rene Paredes was good on all five of his field goal attempts, earning 15 of the Stamps’ 31 points in the Western Final.
Mitchell using loss as motivator
Quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell threw for 381 yards and two touchdowns in the Western Final loss to the Eskimos.
Mr. Reliable
The Stamps have one of the best punters in the business. Rob Maver excels at putting footballs deep and forcing opponents returners to earn their yardage.
Rally cry
The Stamps kickoff-coverage unit had fans intrigued (and participating) in their new chest-beating ritual.
Turner on guard in post-season win
A pair of injuries on the Stamps offensive line forced defensive tackle Junior Turner to be the next man up.
Healthy and hungry
Middle linebacker Juwan Simpson has been given the green light to return to action in Sunday’s Western Semi-Final.
Ex-DC’s blossom in new roles
Veteran Stamps react to their former defensive coordinators being named Coach of the Year finalists.
Searching for more of the same
As the Stamps get ready to take on the Lions in a post-season affair, the Red and White certainly have history on their side.
Making their mark
William Langlais and Derek Wiggan are just two of several rookies who made an impact this season.
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