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After three seasons that included American teams, the CFL American expansion experiment came to a close, as the CFL returned to...
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History. An early compact fluorescent lamp The modern CFL was invented by Edward E. Hammer, an engineer with General Electric,
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Includes live game day coverage, audio and video clips, exclusive stories, game tickets, stats, standings, schedules and features. Sharon Higgins, the wife of CFL Director of Officiating Tom Higgins, shares her experiences as a football wife during the craziest time of year in the CFL: Grey Cup Week.
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HISTORY >> CFL Legends >> Frank (Pop) Ivy It's hard to think back to a time when players -- and coaches -- were looked on as gods by hometown fans in the CFL. It was a time when leather helmets were the norm. It was arguably the most innovative time for the game of football, The rest, as they say, is history.
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one of only three quarterbacks in CFL history to surpass the 6,000- yard barrier; passed for 3,340 yards in 1994 despite two finger dislocations; played for the San Antonio Texans in 1995 and passed for 4,471 yards and 30 TD’s.
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A brief history of the Canadian Football League (CFL) It is also considered to be the year the CFL was founded in substance if not in name. The game is very similar to American football but there are several major rule differences. History; Early history...
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SOUDOG'S CFL HISTORY FAN SITE. "The most comprehensive source for CFL and EDMONTON ESKIMOS. historical information and statistics on the Internet."
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NOTE: This is a place holder until the FULL history of the CFL can be completed But, one of the greatest moments in CFL draft history occurred with the 6th pick in the first round. Poised to make a trade with Trey Marshall for the pick, John Reese begins to announce the trade and his selection (which was going to be...
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In 2003, a new 5-year television deal with TSN and CBC was announced with seventy-seven games broadcast on the two networks, the most in CFL history. That season, TSN achieved the second highest viewership average in CFL history. The 2003 Grey Cup television audience reached 4.4 million Canadian homes.
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"The most comprehensive source for CFL and EDMONTON ESKIMOS GREETINGS, AND WELCOME TO SOUDOG'S CFL HISTORY FAN SITE! CFL Logo History...
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