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词条 1996 CFL season
释义

  1. CFL News in 1996

  2. Regular season standings

     Final regular season standings 

  3. Grey Cup playoffs

     Playoff bracket 

  4. CFL Leaders

  5. 1996 CFL All-Stars

     Offence  Defence  Special teams  Offence  Defence  Special teams 

  6. 1996 Eastern All-Stars

     Offence  Defence  Special teams 

  7. 1996 Intergold CFLPA All-Stars

     Offence  Defence  Special teams  Head Coach 

  8. 1996 CFL Awards

  9. References

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|name=1996 CFL season
|image=
|caption=
|season_start=June 23, 1996
|season_end=November 3, 1996
|playoffs_start=November 10, 1996
|cup_title1=East Champions
|cup_date1=November 17, 1996
|cup_champ1=Toronto Argonauts
|cup_title2=West Champions
|cup_date2=November 17, 1996
|cup_champ2=Edmonton Eskimos
|champion_title=84th Grey Cup
|champion_date=November 24, 1996
|champion_site=Ivor Wynne Stadium, Hamilton
|champion=Toronto Argonauts
|seasons_title=CFL seasons
|prev=1995
|next=1997
}}

The 1996 Canadian Football League season is considered to be the 43rd season in modern-day Canadian football, although it is officially the 39th Canadian Football League season.

CFL News in 1996

At the CFL's Board of Governors Meetings in February 1996, it was decided to end the league's four-year American experiment.

The Shreveport Pirates had already disbanded; the league folded the Memphis Mad Dogs and rejected a sale and relocation plan that would have allowed the Birmingham Barracudas to move to Shreveport and survive, forcing that team's closure as well. The Grey Cup champion Baltimore Stallions had opted to move elsewhere rather than face the daunting prospect of competing with the NFL's Baltimore Ravens. When it was apparent the CFL was refocusing on Canada, Stallions owner Jim Speros gave up the Stallions franchise and moved his organisation to Montreal as the third incarnation of the Montreal Alouettes. Up until this time, the city of Montreal had been without Canadian football for nine seasons. Speros revived the Als' traditional colour scheme of blue, white, and red. Their logo was an angry bird running with a football; it has been their helmet logo ever since. Unwilling to continue as the lone American team in the league, the San Antonio Texans voluntarily folded.

A dispersal draft was held for the players on four of the five American teams—all except the Stallions. However, all of the Stallions players were released from their contracts. Alouettes general manager Jim Popp, who followed the Stallions organisation to Montreal, managed to re-sign many of them; he was limited to half of the Alouettes roster, since the Stallions as an American team were not subject to the league's requirement that half of a team's roster comprise Canadian citizens, and the Alouettes would be subject to that rule. To stock the roster with Canadians, a special expansion draft, in which only the Canadian citizens on each other team's roster were subject, was held to stock the Alouettes' roster.

With the removal of the American teams, the CFL reverted to its traditional "East-West" alignment. The revived Alouettes were placed in the East Division and the Winnipeg Blue Bombers were placed back into the West Division, after 10 seasons.

The BC Lions and the Calgary Stampeders underwent ownership changes.

Regular season standings

Final regular season standings

Note: GP = Games Played, W = Wins, L = Losses, PF = Points For, PA = Points Against, Pts = Points
West Division
Team GP W L PF PA Pts
Calgary Stampeders 18 13 5 608 375 26
Edmonton Eskimos 18 11 7 459 354 22
Winnipeg Blue Bombers 18 9 9 421 495 18
Saskatchewan Roughriders 18 5 13 360 498 10
BC Lions 18 5 13 410 483 10
East Division
Team GP W L PF PA Pts
Toronto Argonauts 18 15 3 556 359 30
Montreal Alouettes 18 12 6 536 467 24
Hamilton Tiger-Cats 18 8 10 426 576 16
Ottawa Rough Riders 18 3 15 352 524 6
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  • Bold text means that they have clinched the playoffs.
  • Calgary and Toronto both have first round byes.

Grey Cup playoffs

{{Main|84th Grey Cup}}

The Toronto Argonauts are the 1996 Grey Cup champions, defeating the Edmonton Eskimos 43–37, at Hamilton's Ivor Wynne Stadium. The Argonauts' Doug Flutie (QB) was named the Grey Cup's Most Valuable Player and Mike Vanderjagt (K) was the Grey Cup's Most Valuable Canadian.

Playoff bracket

{{6TeamBracket
| RD1=November 9 & 10: Division Semifinals
| RD2=November 16 & 17: Division Finals
| RD3=November 24: 84th Grey Cup @ Ivor Wynne Stadium – Hamilton, ON
| group1=East
| group2=West
| RD1-seed1=E3
| RD1-team1=Hamilton Tiger-Cats
| RD1-score1=11
| RD1-seed2=E2
| RD1-team2=Montreal Alouettes
| RD1-score2=22
| RD1-seed3=W3
| RD1-team3=Winnipeg Blue Bombers
| RD1-score3=7
| RD1-seed4=W2
| RD1-team4=Edmonton Eskimos
| RD1-score4=68
| RD2-seed1=E2
| RD2-team1=Montreal Alouettes
| RD2-score1=7
| RD2-seed2=E1
| RD2-team2=Toronto Argonauts
| RD2-score2=43
| RD2-seed3=W2
| RD2-team3=Edmonton Eskimos
| RD2-score3=15
| RD2-seed4=W1
| RD2-team4=Calgary Stampeders
| RD2-score4=12
| RD3-seed2=W2
| RD3-team2=Edmonton Eskimos
| RD3-score2=37
| RD3-seed1=E1
| RD3-team1=Toronto Argonauts
| RD3-score1=43
}}{{Clear}}

CFL Leaders

  • CFL Passing Leaders
  • CFL Rushing Leaders
  • CFL Receiving Leaders [1]

1996 CFL All-Stars

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Offence

  • QB – Doug Flutie, Toronto Argonauts
  • FB – Robert Drummond, Toronto Argonauts
  • RB – Robert Mimbs, Saskatchewan Roughriders
  • SB – Michael Soles, Montreal Alouettes
  • SB – Darren Flutie, Edmonton Eskimos
  • WR – Joseph Rogers, Ottawa Rough Riders
  • WR – Eddie Brown, Edmonton Eskimos
  • C – Mike Kiselak, Toronto Argonauts
  • OG – Rocco Romano, Calgary Stampeders
  • OG – Leo Groenewegen, Edmonton Eskimos
  • OT – Chris Perez, Toronto Argonauts
  • OT – Fred Childress, Calgary Stampeders
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Defence

  • DT – Rob Waldrop, Toronto Argonauts
  • DT – Bennie Goods, Edmonton Eskimos
  • DE – Malvin Hunter, Edmonton Eskimos
  • DE – Grant Carter, Montreal Alouettes
  • LB – Tracy Gravely, Montreal Alouettes
  • LB – Willie Pless, Edmonton Eskimos
  • LB – K. D. Williams, Winnipeg Blue Bombers
  • CB – Al Jordan, Calgary Stampeders
  • CB – Marvin Coleman, Calgary Stampeders
  • DB – Glenn Rogers Jr., Edmonton Eskimos
  • DB – Charles Gordon, Montreal Alouettes
  • DS – Trent Brown, Edmonton Eskimos
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Special teams

  • P – Paul Osbaldiston, Hamilton Tiger-Cats
  • K – Mark McLoughlin, Calgary Stampeders
  • ST – Jimmy Cunningham, Toronto Argonauts

==1996 Western All-Stars==

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Offence

  • QB – Jeff Garcia, Calgary Stampeders
  • FB – Sean Millington, BC Lions
  • RB – Robert Mimbs, Saskatchewan Roughriders
  • SB – Allen Pitts, Calgary Stampeders
  • SB – Darren Flutie, Edmonton Eskimos
  • WR – Terry Vaughn, Calgary Stampeders
  • WR – Eddie Brown, Edmonton Eskimos
  • C – Rod Connop, Edmonton Eskimos
  • OG – Rocco Romano, Calgary Stampeders
  • OG – Leo Groenewegen, Edmonton Eskimos
  • OT – Chris Walby, Winnipeg Blue Bombers
  • OT – Fred Childress, Calgary Stampeders
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Defence

  • DT – Rodney Harding, Calgary Stampeders
  • DT – Bennie Goods, Edmonton Eskimos
  • DE – Malvin Hunter, Edmonton Eskimos
  • DE – Leroy Blugh, Edmonton Eskimos
  • LB – Angelo Snipes, Winnipeg Blue Bombers
  • LB – Willie Pless, Edmonton Eskimos
  • LB – K. D. Williams, Winnipeg Blue Bombers
  • CB – Al Jordan, Calgary Stampeders
  • CB – Marvin Coleman, Calgary Stampeders
  • DB – Glenn Rogers Jr., Edmonton Eskimos
  • DB – Andre Strode, BC Lions
  • DS – Trent Brown, Edmonton Eskimos
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Special teams

  • P – Tony Martino, Calgary Stampeders
  • K – Mark McLoughlin, Calgary Stampeders
  • ST –Marvin Coleman, Calgary Stampeders

1996 Eastern All-Stars

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Offence

  • QB – Doug Flutie, Toronto Argonauts
  • FB – Robert Drummond, Toronto Argonauts
  • RB – Mike Pringle, Montreal Alouettes
  • SB – Mac Cody, Hamilton Tiger-Cats
  • SB – Jock Climie, Montreal Alouettes
  • WR – Joseph Rogers, Ottawa Rough Riders
  • WR – Paul Masotti, Toronto Argonauts
  • C – Mike Kiselak, Toronto Argonauts
  • OG – Bruce Beaton, Montreal Alouettes
  • OG – Blaine Schmidt, Hamilton Tiger-Cats
  • OT – Chris Perez, Toronto Argonauts
  • OT – Neal Fort, Montreal Alouettes
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Defence

  • DT – Rob Waldrop, Toronto Argonauts
  • DT – Mike Philbrick, Hamilton Tiger-Cats
  • DE – Reggie Givens, Toronto Argonauts
  • DE – Grant Carter, Montreal Alouettes
  • LB – Tracy Gravely, Montreal Alouettes
  • LB – Paul Randolph, Montreal Alouettes
  • LB – Lamar McGriggs, Ottawa Rough Riders
  • CB – Irvin Smith, Montreal Alouettes
  • CB – Adrion Smith, Toronto Argonauts
  • DB – Kenny Wilhite, Ottawa Rough Riders
  • DB – Charles Gordon, Montreal Alouettes
  • DS – Spencer McLennan, Montreal Alouettes
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Special teams

  • P – Paul Osbaldiston, Hamilton Tiger-Cats
  • K – Terry Baker, Montreal Alouettes
  • ST – Jimmy Cunningham, Toronto Argonauts

1996 Intergold CFLPA All-Stars

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Offence

  • QB – Doug Flutie, Toronto Argonauts
  • OT – Chris Perez, Toronto Argonauts
  • OT – Mark Dixon, Montreal Alouettes
  • OG – Rocco Romano, Calgary Stampeders
  • OG – Jamie Taras, BC Lions
  • C – Mike Kiselak, Toronto Argonauts
  • RB – Rob Mimbs, Saskatchewan Roughriders
  • FB – Tony Burse, Edmonton Eskimos
  • SB – Maclin Cody, Hamilton Tiger-Cats
  • SB – Darren Flutie, Edmonton Eskimos
  • WR – Curtis Mayfield, Saskatchewan Roughriders
  • WR – Terry Vaughn, Calgary Stampeders
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Defence

  • DE – Grant Carter, Montreal Alouettes
  • DE – Leroy Blugh, Edmonton Eskimos
  • DT – John Kropke, Winnipeg Blue Bombers
  • DT – Rob Waldrop, Toronto Argonauts
  • OLB – Angelo Snipes, Winnipeg Blue Bombers
  • OLB – K. D. Williams, Winnipeg Blue Bombers
  • ILB – Willie Pless, Edmonton Eskimos
  • CB – Donald Smith, Toronto Argonauts
  • CB – Marvin Coleman, Calgary Stampeders
  • HB – Glenn Rogers Jr., Edmonton Eskimos
  • HB – Charles Gordon, Montreal Alouettes
  • S – Greg Knox, Calgary Stampeders
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Special teams

  • K – Mark McLoughlin, Calgary Stampeders
  • P – Paul Osbaldiston, Hamilton Tiger-Cats
  • ST – Jimmy Cunningham, Toronto Argonauts
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Head Coach

  • Don Matthews, Toronto Argonauts
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1996 CFL Awards

  • CFL's Most Outstanding Player Award – Doug Flutie (QB), Toronto Argonauts
  • CFL's Most Outstanding Canadian Award – Leroy Blugh (DE), Edmonton Eskimos
  • CFL's Most Outstanding Defensive Player Award – Willie Pless (LB), Edmonton Eskimos
  • CFL's Most Outstanding Offensive Lineman Award – Mike Kiselak (C), Toronto Argonauts
  • CFL's Most Outstanding Rookie Award – Kelvin Anderson (RB), Calgary Stampeders
  • CFLPA's Outstanding Community Service Award – Mike "Pinball" Clemons (RB), Toronto Argonauts
  • CFL's Coach of the Year – Ron Lancaster, Edmonton Eskimos
  • Commissioner's Award - John Tory, Toronto

References

1. ^{{cite web|title=CFLapedia|url=http://www.cflapedia.com/}}
2. ^1996 Intergold CFLPA All-Stars
{{1996 CFL season by team}}{{CFL seasons}}{{DEFAULTSORT:1996 Cfl Season}}

2 : Canadian Football League seasons|1996 in Canadian football
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