A total of 16 individuals who spent significant time with the Calgary Stampeders have been named to the Canadian Football League’s 2010-19 all-decade team, which was announced Thursday evening.

The list includes 14 players – seven on the first team and seven on the second team – as well as the only two men who served as head coach for the Red and White during the decade – John Hufnagel and Dave Dickenson.

The group of players includes two individuals – defensive back Brandon Smith and punter Rob Maver – who represented the Red and White each year in the decade and 11 who played at least five seasons for Calgary from 2010-19.

As a group over the course of the decade, the 16 Stampeders on the list earned 39 West Division all-star nominations, 29 CFL all-star berths, 11 major individual honours including two Most Outstanding Player awards for quarterback Bo Levi Mitchell and one for running back Jon Cornish and 23 Grey Cup rings.

Here is the full list with the years they were members of the Red and White during the decade in question.

First team

QB Bo Levi Mitchell (2012-19)
REC Nik Lewis (2010-14)
C Jon Gott (2010-13)
OT Stanley Bryant (2010-14)
DE Charleston Hughes (2010-17)
DB Brandon Smith (2010-19)
P Rob Maver (2010-19)
HC John Hufnagel (head coach from 2010-15)

Second team

RB Jon Cornish (2010-15)
OT Derek Dennis (2015-16, 2018-19)
DT Micah Johnson (2013-18)
LB Alex Singleton (2016-18)
DB Keon Raymond (2010-15)
DB Jamar Wall (2012-19)
K Rene Paredes (2011-19)
HC Dave Dickenson (head coach from 2016-19)