Hamilton Tiger-Cats (8-8)
Head Coach: Al Bruno
Leading Rusher: Ken Hobart (928)
Leading Passer: Ken Hobart (2522)
Leading Receiver: Rocky DiPietro (52-593)
Average Attendance: 14,992 (8th)
Montreal Concordes (8-8)
Head Coach: Joe Galat (6-8)/Gary Durchik (2-0)
Leading Rusher: Dwaine Wilson (435)
Leading Passer: Turner Gill (2255)
Leading Receiver: Nick Arakgi (58-741)
Average Attendance: 22,001 (6th)
Ottawa Rough Riders (7-9)
Head Coach: Joe Moss
Leading Rusher: J.C. Watts (710)
Leading Passer: J.C. Watts (2975)
Leading Receiver: Waymon Aldridge (49-797)
Average Attendance: 21,273 (7th)
Toronto Argonauts (6-10)
Head Coach: Bob O'Billovich
Leading Rusher: Ricky Turner (284)
Leading Passer: Condredge Holloway (1735)
Leading Receiver: Terry Greer (78-1323)
Average Attendance: 29,057 (3rd)
The CFL adopted a regular season overtime format that will consist of two-minute halves (no sudden death), which would be implemented for the 1986 season. In addition, the CFL changed the playoff overtime format from two ten-minute halves (with no sudden death) to two five-minute halves (no sudden death).
RUSHING LEADERS YDS TD LONG RECEIVING LEADERS REC YDS TD LONG
Willard Reaves (WIN) 1323 9 68 Craig Ellis (SASK) 102 977 3 36
Keyvan Jenkins (BC) 964 8 51 Mervyn Fernandez (BC) 95 1727 15 90
Ken Hobart (HAM) 928 6 44 Ray Elgaard (SASK) 79 1193 4 44
Matt Dunigan (EDM) 737 9 55 Terry Greer (TOR) 78 1323 9 65
J.C. Watts (OTT) 710 1 38 Jeff Boyd (WIN) 76 1372 14 105
Craig Ellis (SASK) 569 14 45 Joe Poplawski (WIN) 75 1271 6 47
Milson Jones (EDM) 522 4 61 Emanuel Tolbert (CAL) 67 1124 6 70
Lester Brown (TOR) 497 3 38 Brian Kelly (EDM) 59 1034 6 54
Larry Cowan (EDM) 451 0 20 Kerry Taylor (TOR) 59 670 3 35
Dwaine Wilson (MON) 435 1 43 Nick Arakgi (MON) 58 741 3 57
Jim Sandusky (BC) 58 1073 7 68
Paul Pearson (TOR) 58 649 3 71
John Pankratz (BC) 58 632 4 29
PASSING LEADERS ATT CMP YDS TD INT
Roy Dewalt (BC) 476 301 4237 27 12
Tom Clements (WIN) 425 257 3697 18 17
Joe Paopao (SASK) 447 270 3420 9 20
Matt Dunigan (EDM) 405 242 3410 19 22
J.C. Watts (OTT) 439 236 2975 12 25
Joe Barnes (TOR) 362 212 2864 11 19
Ken Hobart (HAM) 437 211 2522 19 14
Turner Gill (MON) 352 212 2255 7 15
Condredge Holloway (TOR) 210 139 1735 7 4
Homer Jordan (SASK) 194 118 1610 4 8
John Hufnagel (WIN) 162 95 1428 11 10
British Columbia Lions (13-3)
Head Coach: Don Matthews
Leading Rusher: Keyvan Jenkins (964)
Leading Passer: Roy Dewalt (4237)
Leading Receiver: Mervyn Fernandez (95-1727)
Average Attendance: 42,336 (1st)
Winnipeg Blue Bombers (12-4)
Head Coach: Cal Murphy
Leading Rusher: Willard Reaves (1323)
Leading Passer: Tom Clements (3697)
Leading Receiver: Jeff Boyd (76-1372)
Average Attendance: 28,681 (4th)
Edmonton Eskimos (10-6)
Head Coach: Jackie Parker
Leading Rusher: Matt Dunigan (737)
Leading Passer: Matt Dunigan (3410)
Leading Receiver: Brian Kelly (59-1034)
Average Attendance:42,031 (2nd)
Saskatchewan Roughriders (5-11)
Head Coach: Jack Gotta
Leading Rusher: Craig Ellis (569)
Leading Passer: Joe Paopao (3420)
Leading Receiver: Craig Ellis (102-977)
Average Attendance: 23,117 (5th)
Calgary Stampeders (3-13)
Head Coach: Steve Buratto (0-5)/Bud Riley (3-8)
Leading Rusher: Larry Mason (247)
Leading Passer: Joe Barnes (2864)
Leading Receiver: Gary Fieger (44-347)
Average Attendance: 14,989 (9th)
Toronto Argonauts (10-8)
Head Coach: Bob O'Billovich
Leading Rusher: Craig Ellis (381)
Leading Passer: Condredge Holloway (2230)
Leading Receiver: Paul Pearson (49-693)
Average Attendance: 26,282 (5th)
Hamilton Tiger-Cats (9-8-1)
Head Coach: Al Bruno
Leading Rusher: Walter Bender (618)
Leading Passer: Mike Kerrigan (3193)
Leading Receiver: Rocky DiPietro (86-1087)
Average Attendance: 17,231 (8th)
Montreal Concordes (4-14)
Head Coach: Gary Durchik
Leading Rusher: Tony Johns (386)
Leading Passer: Brian Ransom (3204)
Leading Receiver: Jacques Chapdelaine (53-668)
Average Attendance: 10,127 (9th)
Ottawa Rough Riders (3-14-1)
Head Coach: Joe Moss (3-10)/Tom Dimitroff (0-4-1)
Leading Rusher: Lester Brown (411)
Leading Passer: Todd Dillon (1279)
Leading Receiver: Marc Lewis (71-1197)/Mark Barousse (71-893)
Average Attendance: 18,278 (7th)
The CFL decided that all nine teams will play 18 games each, in the regular season. The playoff structure was revised to allow a fourth place team from one of the divisions to qualify for the playoffs if that fourth place team has earned more points in the regular season standings than the third place team from the other division. Until 1992, however, that team stayed in its own division for the playoffs (the league began American expansion in 1993, changing the rules along the way). The four qualifiers in one division played semi-finals and a final while the two qualifiers in the other division playing a home-and-home, total-points, 2-game playoff (this playoff format was last used in 1972). This was somewhat unfair to the first place team, who might no longer receive a first-round bye based simply on what happened at the bottom of its own division. (The current format, which began in 1997 after the league ceased its American operations, sees a fourth-place qualifier cross-over to the other division, essentially becoming the third-place team in that division.) As it turned out, 1986 was the only year this playoff format was needed...The Canadian Football League and the Canadian Football League Players Association agreed on a new three-year agreement....The Concordes changed their name to the Alouettes, coinciding with the 40th anniversary of the founding of the original Montreal Alouettes...The Sports Network started to carry live coverage of the first round of the 1986 Canadian College Draft from coast-to-coast...The Winnipeg Blue Bombers and the Montreal Alouettes played the first CFL pre-season game at Canada Games Stadium in Saint John, New Brunswick. Winnipeg won the game, 35–10...The CFL also amended the quota to the teams 35-man roster to include 13 imports, 19 non-imports and 3 quarterbacks. The designated import rule was eliminated...On the field, the end zones were reduced to 20 yards from 25 yards (in response to the popularity of the shortened end zones first used at BC Place in 1983).,,The amateur Canadian Football Association changed its name to Football Canada in June; the Football Canada name had long been used in French...The CTV Television Network ceased CFL broadcasts after this season; it had aired CFL games since 1962. The league-run syndicated Canadian Football Network took its place the next season.
RUSHING LEADERS YDS TD LONG RECEIVING LEADERS REC YDS TD LONG
Gary Allen (CAL) 1153 4 38 James Murphy (WIN) 116 1746 12 82
Bobby Johnson (SASK) 869 12 36 James Hood (MON) 95 1411 2 58
Walter Bender (HAM) 618 8 32 Ray Alexander (CAL) 88 1590 10 59
Chris Skinner (EDM) 605 2 58 Rocky DiPietro (HAM) 86 1087 4 47
Matt Dunigan (EDM) 594 4 24 Perry Tuttle (WIN) 83 1373 8 85
Ken Hobart (HAM) 593 6 35 Tony Champion (HAM) 74 1216 6 75
Danny Ferdinand (SASK) 572 2 33 Joe Poplawski (WIN) 74 1075 8 65
Willard Reaves (WIN) 498 3 27 Marc Lewis (OTT) 71 1197 4 72
Keyvan Jenkins (BC) 496 7 19 Mark Barousse (OTT) 71 893 8 68
Emanuel Tolbert (CAL) 69 1286 11 51
PASSING LEADERS ATT CMP YDS TD INT
Rick Johnson (CAL) 604 302 4379 31 27
Roy Dewalt (BC) 556 314 4057 17 16
Matt Dunigan (EDM) 485 275 3648 25 14
John Hufnagel (WIN) 393 232 3394 21 16
Brian Ransom (MON) 494 247 3204 9 25
Matt Kerrigan (HAM) 424 242 3193 16 19
Joe Paopao (SASK) 363 207 2647 13 24
Tom Clements (WIN) 256 173 2265 18 11
Condredge Holloway (TOR) 302 166 2230 14 15
Edmonton Eskimos (13-4-1)
Head Coach: Jackie Parker
Leading Rusher: Chris Skinner (605)
Leading Passer: Matt Dunigan (3648)
Leading Receiver: Milson Jones (55-535)
Average Attendance: 40,098 (2nd)
British Columbia Lions (12-6)
Head Coach: Don Matthews
Leading Rusher: Keyvan Jenkins (496)
Leading Passer: Roy Dewalt (4057)
Leading Receiver: Jim Sandusky (60-858)
Average Attendance: 46,638 (1st)
Winnipeg Blue Bombers (11-7)
Head Coach: Cal Murphy
Leading Rusher: Willard Reaves (498)
Leading Passer: John Hufnagel (3394)
Leading Receiver: James Murphy (116-1746)
Average Attendance: 26,873 (4th)
Calgary Stampeders (11-7)
Head Coach: Bob Vespaziani
Leading Rusher: Gary Allen (1153)
Leading Passer: Rick Johnson (4379)
Leading Receiver: Ray Alexander (88-1590)
Average Attendance: 27,285 (3rd)
Saskatchewan Roughriders (6-11-1)
Head Coach: Jack Gotta
Leading Rusher: Bobby Johnson (869)
Leading Passer: Joe Paopao (2647)
Leading Receiver: Ray Elgaard (55-1003)
Average Attendance: 19,116 (6th)
Winnipeg Blue Bombers (12-6)
Head Coach: Mike Riley
Leading Rusher: Willard Reaves (1471)
Leading Passer: Tom Clements (4686)
Leading Receiver: James Murphy (84-1130)
Average Attendance: 26,841 (4th)
Toronto Argonauts (11-6-1)
Head Coach: Bob O'Billovich
Leading Rusher: Gill Fenerty (879)
Leading Passer: Gilbert Renfroe (1686)
Leading Receiver: Darrell Smith (79-1392)
Average Attendance: 27,355 (3rd)
Hamilton Tiger-Cats (7-11)
Head Coach: Al Bruno
Leading Rusher: Johnnie Jones (408)
Leading Passer: Tom Porras (3293)
Leading Receiver: Steve Stapler (85-1516)
Average Attendance: 16,999 (8th)
Ottawa Rough Riders (3-15)
Head Coach: Freddy Glick
Leading Rusher: Cedric Minter (627)
Leading Passer: Todd Dillon (2901)
Leading Receiver: Marc Lewis (94-1195)
Average Attendance: 18,354 (7th)
The Canadian Football League celebrated the 75th Annual Grey Cup game at BC Place Stadium on Sunday, November 29....The Canadian Football Network, which was syndicated on Canadian television stations, was created by the league, taking the place of CTV, which ended its partnership with the CFL the previous season...The CFL experimented with their blackout policy by blacking out four televised games in both, Hamilton and Toronto (two in Hamilton and two in Toronto). The cable outlet TSN also began broadcasting the CFL in 1987, gaining the rights to games that had been passed on by CBC and CFN...TSN has aired CFL games ever since, eventually becoming the exclusive broadcaster in 2008. The CFL made money off the CBC and TSN agreements, money that largely covered the startup costs for CFN for the first year...Game rosters were revised from 35 to 34 that included 19 Non-Imports, 13 Imports and 2 Quarterbacks. The reserve list was increased from three to four. Even with these reductions, all eight remaining CFL teams lost money...After losing money for three years, Charles Bronfman sold the Concordes to Norm Kimball, who renamed them the Alouettes the previous year to renew interest in the team, but after losing money during the 1986 season, and playing before sparse Olympic Stadium crowds of less than 10,000, he, along with the CFL folded the Montreal Alouettes for the second time, this time for good on June 24 (the first week of the regular season), after the team played two preseason games on the road...With the team's demise the CFL (reduced to eight teams) revised the season schedule and moved the Winnipeg Blue Bombers to the East Division to balance out the divisions. The Alouettes, however, would return in 1996 when the CFL's American operations ended with the Baltimore Stallions moving to Montreal to become the third and current incarnation of the team....In January 1987, the league rejected a proposal from Arizona Outlaws owner Bill Tatham to allow the Outlaws, then without a league after the collapse of the United States Football League, to play in the CFL...The single-elimination Semi-Final/Final playoff format (in use since 1972) that was scrapped last season in favor of the "total point series" format was restored; the crossover playoff format was not revisited until 1997.
RUSHING LEADERS YDS TD LONG RECEIVING LEADERS REC YDS TD LONG
Willard Reaves (WIN) 1471 9 69 Marc Lewis (OTT) 94 1195 3 38
Gill Fenerty (TOR) 879 12 60 Steve Stapler (HAM) 85 1516 13 81
Gary Allen (CAL) 857 5 34 James Murphy (WIN) 84 1130 10 61
Anthony Parker (BC) 635 1 27 Jim Sandusky (BC) 80 1437 12 75
Cedric Minter (OTT) 627 7 24 Darrell Smith (TOR) 79 1392 10 54
Damon Allen (EDM) 562 6 40 Perry Tuttle (WIN) 75 1310 8 72
Ray Crouse (BC) 531 5 22 Larry Willis (CAL) 74 1477 10 86
Walter Bender (SASK) 525 6 37 Brian Kelly (EDM) 68 1626 13 97
Tim Petros (CAL) 467 5 39 Gerald Alphin (OTT) 67 1029 8 57
Timmy McCray (SASK) 457 1 34 Ray Elgaard (SASK) 63 865 4 51
PASSING LEADERS ATT CMP YDS TD INT
Tom Clements (WIN) 592 336 4686 35 30
Roy Dewalt (BC) 531 303 3855 19 14
Tom Porras (HAM) 406 242 3293 18 17
Rick Worman (CAL) 356 179 3021 16 19
Todd Dillon (OTT) 402 222 2901 14 18
Matt Dunigan (EDM) 326 175 2823 21 19
Damon Allen (EDM) 287 150 2670 17 13
Tom Burgess (SASK) 243 127 1691 7 14
Gilbert Renfroe (TOR) 232 111 1686 9 4
Joe Paopao (OTT) 285 147 1629 7 15
Danny Barrett (TOR) 226 120 1453 7 3
Rick Johnson (CAL) 234 112 1426 7 17
British Columbia Lions (12-6)
Head Coach: Don Matthews (8-6)/Larry Donovan (4-0)
Leading Rusher: Anthony Parker (635)
Leading Passer: Roy Dewalt (3855)
Leading Receiver: Jim Sandusky (80-1437)
Average Attendance: 36,514 (1st)
Edmonton Eskimos (11-7)
Head Coach: Jackie Parker (2-0)/Joe Faragalli (9-7)
Leading Rusher: Damon Allen (582)
Leading Passer: Matt Dunigan (2823)
Leading Receiver: Brian Kelly (68-1626)
Average Attendance: 33,581(2nd)
Calgary Stampeders (10-8)
Head Coach: Bob Vespaziani (2-6)/ Lary Kuharich (8-2)
Leading Rusher: Gary Allen (857)
Leading Passer: Rick Woman (3021)
Leading Receiver: Larry Willis (74-1477)
Average Attendance: 24,205 (5th)
Saskatchewan Roughriders (5-12-1)
Head Coach: John Gregory
Leading Rusher: Walter Bender (525)
Leading Passer: Tom Burgess (1691)
Leading Receiver: Ray Elgaard (63-865)
Average Attendance: 24,071 (6th)
Edmonton Journal - January 24th
Toronto Argonauts (14-4)
Head Coach: Bob O'Billovich
Leading Rusher: Gill Fenerty (968)
Leading Passer: Gilbert Renfroe (4113)
Leading Receiver: Darrell Smith (73-1306)
Average Attendance: 23,157 (5th)
Winnipeg Blue Bombers (9-9)
Head Coach: Mike Riley
Leading Rusher: Walter Bender (384)
Leading Passer: Tom Muecke (1892)
Leading Receiver: James Murphy (76-1409)
Average Attendance: 25,169 (4th)
Hamilton Tiger-Cats (9-9)
Head Coach: Al Bruno
Leading Rusher: Martin Sartin (460)
Leading Passer: Mike Kerrigan (2764)
Leading Receiver: Earl Winfield (60-1213)
Average Attendance: 14,756 (8th)
Ottawa Rough Riders (2-16)
Head Coach: Freddy Glick (0-3)/Bob Weber (2-13)
Leading Rusher: Orville Lee (1075)
Leading Passer: Jeff Wickersham (1393)
Leading Receiver: Gerald Alphin (64-1307)
Average Attendance: 20,406 (7th)
The Canadian Football Network reached an agreement with the CFL to extend its network for two more seasons...Game rosters were revised to consist of 20-Non Imports, 14-Imports and 2-Quarterbacks. The reserve list was lowered from 4 players to 2 players. In addition, if a team decided to dress 14-Imports, one of those imports had to be designated as a special teams player...On June 23, the CFL All-Stars defeated the Edmonton Eskimos in the CFL All-Star Game in Edmonton, 17–4. Although the contest attracted an All-Star record 27,573 fans, no such game has been held since then...On Monday, December 12, the CFL Board of Governors appointed Roy McMurty as Chairman/Chief Executive Officer and Bill Baker as President/Chief Operating Officer, succeeding Douglas Mitchell as the league's commissioner (both McMurtry and Baker served as the league's de facto co-commissioners for the 1989 season). Their appointments were confirmed on Sunday, January 1, 1989. The CFL Board of Governors also approved the sale of the Toronto Argonauts from Carling O'Keefe Breweries to Harry Ornest.
RUSHING LEADERS YDS TD LONG RECEIVING LEADERS REC YDS TD LONG
Orville Lee (OTT) 1075 2 61 David Williams (BC) 83 1468 18 77
Gill Fenerty (TOR) 968 10 27 James Murphy (WIN) 76 1409 10 72
Tony Cherry (BC) 889 6 70 Larry Willis (CAL) 73 1328 9 72
Anthony Parker (BC) 851 5 56 Darrell Smith (TOR) 73 1306 7 67
Timmy McCray (SASK) 751 0 43 Ray Elgaard (SASK) 69 1290 6 75
Tim Petros (CAL) 737 9 74 Emanuel Tolbert (CAL) 67 1328 7 61
Milson Jones (SASK) 730 11 49 Jeff Boyd (TOR) 65 1159 11 78
Tracy Ham (EDM) 628 5 44 Gerald Alphin (OTT) 64 1307 5 61
Chris Skinner (EDM) 528 4 60 Earl Winfield (HAM) 60 1213 8 73
Matt Dunigan (BC) 501 6 31 Tom Richards (EDM) 57 897 1 51
PASSING LEADERS ATT CMP YDS TD INT
Gilbert Renfroe (TOR) 527 290 4113 26 24
Matt Dunigan (BC) 471 268 3776 26 22
Tracy Ham (EDM) 339 185 2840 14 15
Matt Kerrigan (HAM) 342 188 2764 16 14
Tom Burgess (SASK) 331 159 2575 19 14
Rick Worman (CAL) 302 151 2441 16 13
Tom Porras (HAM) 330 170 2172 13 16
Kent Austin (SASK) 277 162 2084 8 12
Tom Muecke (WIN) 250 124 1892 11 11
Sean Salisbury (WIN) 202 100 1566 11 5
Edmonton Eskimos (11-7)
Head Coach: Joe Faragalli
Leading Rusher: Tracy Ham (628)
Leading Passer: Tracy Ham (2840)
Leading Receiver: Tom Richards (57-897)
Average Attendance: 30,746 (2nd)
Saskatchewan Roughriders (11-7)
Head Coach: John Gregory
Leading Rusher: Tim McCray (751)
Leading Passer: Tom Burgess (2575)
Leading Receiver: Ray Elgaard (69-1290)
Average Attendance: 25,446 (3rd)
British Columbia Lions (10-8)
Head Coach: Larry Donovan
Leading Rusher: Tony Cherry (889)
Leading Passer: Matt Dunigan (3776)
Leading Receiver: David Williams (83-1468)
Average Attendance: 32,205 (1st)
Calgary Stampeders (6-12)
Head Coach: Lary Kuharich
Leading Rusher: Tim Petros (737)
Leading Passer: Rick Woman (2441)
Leading Receiver: Larry Willis (73-1328)
Average Attendance: 21,940 (6th)
Hamilton Tiger-Cats (12-6)
Head Coach: Al Bruno
Leading Rusher: Derrick McAdoo (1039)
Leading Passer: Mike Kerrigan (3635)
Leading Receiver: Tony Champion (95-1656)
Average Attendance: 17,234 (8th)
Toronto Argonauts (7-11)
Head Coach: Bob O'Billovich
Leading Rusher: Gill Fenerty (1247)
Leading Passer: John Congemi (1472)
Leading Receiver: Darrell Smith (69-959)
Average Attendance: 35,069 (1st)
Winnipeg Blue Bombers (7-11)
Head Coach: Mike Riley
Leading Rusher: Tim Jessie (808)
Leading Passer: Sean Salisbury (4049)
Leading Receiver: James Murphy (68-1150)
Average Attendance: 23,732 (5th)
Ottawa Rough Riders (4-14)
Head Coach: Steve Goldman
Leading Rusher: Damon Allen (532)
Leading Passer: Damon Allen (3093)
Leading Receiver: Gerald Alphin (68-1471)
Average Attendance: 18,505 (7th)
Edmonton Eskimos (16-2)
Head Coach: Joe Faragalli
Leading Rusher: Reggie Taylor (1503)
Leading Passer: Tracy Ham (4366)
Leading Receiver: Craig Ellis (80-1264)
Average Attendance: 30,815 (3rd)
Calgary Stampeders (10-8)
Head Coach: Lary Kuharich
Leading Rusher: Lorenzo Graham (650)
Leading Passer: Danny Barrett (2608)
Leading Receiver: Larry Willis (73-1451)
Average Attendance: 22,000 (6th)
Saskatchewan Roughriders (9-9)
Head Coach: John Gregory
Leading Rusher: Tim McCray (1285)
Leading Passer: Kent Austin (2650)
Leading Receiver: Don Narcisse (81-1419)
Average Attendance: 24,176 (4th)
British Columbia Lions (7-11)
Head Coach: Larry Donovan (0-4)/Joe Galat (7-7)
Leading Rusher: Anthony Parker (595)
Leading Passer: Matt Dunigan (4509)
Leading Receiver: David Williams (79-1446)
Average Attendance: 31,800 (2nd)
The CFL Board of Governors approved the sale of the Hamilton Tiger-Cats from Harold Ballard (of Maple Leaf Gardens Limited) to David Braley on Friday, February 24. In April, the CFL announced a two-year television agreement with Carling O'Keefe Breweries for $12 million plus an additional $3 million for club promotional support...The CFL hosted both its Annual Meetings and the Canadian College Draft for the second straight year in Hamilton...The Toronto Argonauts played their first game at the SkyDome. The SkyDome also was the host of the 77th Annual Grey Cup game, on Sunday, November 26, when the Saskatchewan Roughriders defeated the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 43–40...On September 7, the BC Lions were purchased by Murray Pezim...The Canadian Interuniversity Athletic Union decided to change the location of the Vanier Cup game, from Varsity Stadium to the SkyDome. The University of Western Ontario defeated the University of Saskatchewan, 35–10 in the Vanier Cup's silver anniversary game...On Sunday, December 31, Bill Baker decided to resign as the President and Chief Operating Officer of the CFL.
RUSHING LEADERS YDS TD LONG RECEIVING LEADERS REC YDS TD LONG
Reggie Taylor (EDM) 1503 2 49 Tony Champion (HAM) 95 1656 15 83
Timmy McCray (SASK) 1285 2 44 Don Narcisse (SASK) 81 1419 11 74
Gill Fenerty (TOR) 1247 10 60 Craig Ellis (EDM) 80 1264 9 59
Derrick McAdoo (HAM) 1039 11 45 David Williams (BC) 79 1446 14 71
Tracy Ham (EDM) 1005 10 55 Eric Streater (BC) 76 1091 6 83
Tim Jessie (WIN) 808 9 67 Timmy McCray (SASK) 75 749 2 40
Lorenzo Graham (CAL) 650 6 38 Larry Willis (CAL) 73 1451 10 80
Tim Petros (CAL) 605 4 28 Darrell Smith (TOR) 69 959 2 57
Anthony Parker (BC) 595 4 23 Gerald Alphin (OTT) 68 1471 10 78
Damon Allen (OTT) 532 1 51 James Murphy (WIN) 68 1150 8 58
PASSING LEADERS ATT CMP YDS TD INT
Matt Dunigan (BC) 597 331 4509 27 20
Tracy Ham (EDM) 517 268 4366 30 18
Sean Salisbury (WIN) 595 293 4049 26 26
Matt Kerrigan (HAM) 486 248 3635 20 28
Damon Allen (OTT) 434 209 3093 17 16
Kent Austin (SASK) 323 183 2650 16 12
Danny Barrett (CAL) 333 160 2608 16 13
Tom Burgess (SASK) 342 162 2540 22 18
John Congemi (TOR) 243 117 1472 6 12
Todd Dillon (HAM) 191 105 1368 5 3
Tony Kimbrough (OTT) 142 60 1079 10 7
Rick Johnson (TOR) 97 43 628 7 9
Rick Worman (EDM) 92 41 598 7 6
