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Enjoying life after football
Arjei Franklin’s seven-year CFL career included three-and-a-half seasons with the Stampeders.
McCoy’s time as a Stamp
San Diego Chargers head coach Mike McCoy played with the Calgary Stampeders in 1999 and helped the team to a Grey Cup appearance.
Peterson guiding young players
Kamau Peterson, an 11-year CFL veteran, is now director of athlete performance at the Playmaker U training facility east of Edmonton in Sherwood Park.
The Stampeders coaching tree
Buonos first staff included three men who, a quarter-century later, will be CFL head coaches during the upcoming season. Three of Hufnagels former assistants are also part of the current CFL ...
Little big man
Quarterback Eddie LeBaron was only five-foot-seven but he stood tall on the field during a career that included one season in Calgary.
From Stampeder to silver screen
Over the years, a number of Calgary Stampeders players have transitioned from the playing football to acting in movies and television shows.
Raymond native had solid career
Brett Ralph never missed a game during his career and was a member of the Stampeders 2008 Grey Cup championship squad.
A second look at first picks
Shomari Williams, who signed with the Stamps on Tuesday, joins Pierre Lavertu as No. 1 picks on the current Calgary roster.
Stamps championship QBs
The Stamps have won seven championships since first stepping onto the field in 1945 and each time it was a different man running the huddle.
An unusual career path
Otis Douglas was the Stampeders head coach from 1956 to 1960 as part of a remarkable career.
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