CFL - 2016 Schedule & Results

[David]

The following is the complete schedule for the 2016 CFL season.

The CFL regular season spans from late June to early November and consists of 18 games over the course of 20 weeks. Two bye weeks are provided for each team, with one receiving the bye in each week. The exception to this is Week 11, where there is no bye and Toronto plays twice. As a result, Toronto receives an extra bye week.

Each week's games will appear most recent at the top of the post. Final results will be updated following the conclusion of the games and listed in ascending order. All game times are listed in the Pacific Timezone. Where applicable, click on the final score to view the CFL's game tracker for the complete box score.

All CFL games, including the playoffs and the Grey Cup, will be streamed across Canada on TSN. ESPN will air 17 regular season games on ESPN2 and 2 games on ESPNEWS and are listed. ESPN2 will also air the Eastern Semi-Final and the 104th Grey Cup. All games, including non-televised playoff games, will be streamed on ESPN3.

104th Grey Cup
November 27 - Ottawa Redblacks 39, Calgary Stampeders 33 (OT) (Toronto, ON)

Finals
Eastern Division: November 20 - Ottawa Redblacks (H) 35, Edmonton Eskimos 23
Western Division: November 20 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 42, BC Lions 15

Semi-Finals
Eastern Division: November 13 - Edmonton Eskimos 24, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 21
Western Division: November 13 - BC Lions (H) 32, Winnipeg Blue Bombers 31
Byes - Calgary Stampeders, Ottawa Redblacks



Week 20
November 4 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 33, Ottawa Redbklacks (H) 20
November 5 - Montreal Alouettes 32, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 25
November 5 - Edmonton Eskimos (H) 41, Toronto Argonauts 17
November 5 - BC Lions (H) 41, Saskatchewan Roughriders 18
Bye - Calgary Stampeders

Week 19
October 28 - Edmonton Eskimos 29, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 26
October 29 - Ottawa Redblacks 23, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 10
October 29 - BC Lions 24, Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 6
October 30 - Montreal Alouettes (H) 17, Calgary Stampeders 8
Bye - Toronto Argonauts

Week 18
October 21 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats 39, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 36 (OT)
October 21 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 31, Toronto Argonauts 13
October 22 - Montreal Alouettes 19, Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 14
October 22 - BC Lions (H) 32, Edmonton Eskimos 25
Bye - Winnipeg Blue Bombers

Week 17
October 14 - Ottawa Redblacks 30, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 29 
October 14 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 35, BC Lions (H) 32
October 15 - Saskatchewan Roughriders 29, Toronto Argonauts (H) 11
October 15 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 22, Montreal Alouettes (4-10)
Bye - Edmonton Eskimos

Week 16
October 7 - Saskatchewan Roughriders 32, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 30 (OT)
October 8 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 37, BC Lions 35
October 10 - Edmonton Eskimos 40, Montreal Alouettes (H) 20
October 10 - Calgary Stampeders 48, Toronto Argonauts (H) 20
Bye - Hamilton Tiger-Cats

Week 15
September 30 - Edmonton Eskimos 40, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 26
October 1 - Calgary Stampeders 36, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 17
October 1 - BC Lions (H) 40, Ottawa Redblacks 33
October 2 - Montreal Alouettes (H) 38, Toronto Argonauts 11
Bye - Saskatchewan Roughriders

Week 14
September 23 - Ottawa Redblacks (H) 29, Toronto Argonauts 12
September 23 - Edmonton Eskimos (H) 27, BC Lions 23
September 24 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 36, Winnipeg Blue Bombers 34
September 24 - Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 20, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 18
Bye - Montreal Alouettes

Week 13
September 16 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 20, Montreal Alouettes 17
September 17 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H), 46, Toronto Argonauts 29
September 17 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 48, Ottawa Redblacks 23
September 18 - Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 26, Edmonton Eskimos 23 (OT)
Bye - BC Lions

Week 12
September 9 - BC Lions (H) 38, Montreal Alouettes 27
September 10 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 17, Saskatchewan Roughriders 10
September 10 - Calgary Stampeders 34, Edmonton Eskimos (H) 28 (OT)
September 11 - Toronto Argonauts (H) 33, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 21
Bye - Ottawa Redblacks

Week 11
August 31 - BC Lions 16, Toronto Argonauts (H) 13
September 1 - Ottawa Redblacks 19, Montreal Alouettes (H) 14
September 4 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 28, Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 25
September 5 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 45, Edmonton Eskimos 24
September 5 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 49, Toronto Argonauts 36

Week 10
August 25 - BC Lions 29, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 23
August 26 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 32, Montreal Alouettes (H) 18
August 26 - Edmonton Eskimos (H) 33, Saskatchewan Roughriders 25
August 28 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 30, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 24
Bye - Toronto Argonauts

Week 9
August 19 - Montreal Alouettes 43, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 19
August 19 - Calgary Stampeders 37, BC Lions (H) 9
August 20 - Edmonton Eskimos 46, Toronto Argonauts (H) 23
August 20 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 53, Saskatchewan Roughriders 7
Bye - Winnipeg Blue Bombers

Week 8
August 11 - Edmonton Eskimos (H) 23, Montreal Alouettes 12
August 12 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 34, Toronto Argonauts (H) 17
August 13 - Calgary Stampeders 19, Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 10
August 13 - BC Lions (H) 45, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 38
Bye - Ottawa Redblacks

Week 7
August 3 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 37, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 11
August 4 - BC Lions 38, Montreal Alouettes (H) 18
August 4 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 35, Saskatchewan Roughriders 15
August 6 - Ottawa Redblacks (H) 23, Edmonton Eskimos 20 
Bye - Toronto Argonauts

Week 6
July 28 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 30, Edmonton Eskimos (H) 23
July 29 - Montreal Alouettes (H) 41, Saskatchewan Roughriders 3.
July 29 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 44, BC Lions 41 (OT)
July 31 - Toronto Argonauts 23, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 20
Bye - Hamilton Tiger-Cats

Week 5
July 21 - Calgary Stampeders 33, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 18
July 22 - Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 30, Ottawa Redblacks 29
July 23 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats 37, Edmonton Eskimos (H) 31
July 25 - Toronto Argonauts (H) 30, Montreal Alouettes 17
Bye - BC Lions

Week 4
July 13 - Ottawa Redblacks 30, Toronto Argonauts (H) 20
July 14 - Edmonton Eskimos 20, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 16
July 15 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats 31, Montreal Alouettes (H) 7
July 16 - BC Lions 40, Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 27
Bye - Calgary Stampeders

Week 3
July 7 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 28, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 24
July 7 - Toronto Argonauts 25, BC Lions (H) 14
July 8 - Ottawa Redblacks (H) 26, Calgary Stampeders 26 (OT)
July 8 - Edmonton Eskimos (H) 39, Saskatchewan Roughriders 36 (OT)
Bye - Montreal Alouettes

Week 2
June 30 - Ottawa Redblacks 28, Montreal Alouettes (H) 13
June 30 - Toronto Argonauts 30, Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 17
July 1 - BC Lions 28, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 3
July 1 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 36, Winnipeg Blue Bombers 22
Bye - Edmonton Eskimos

Week 1
June 23 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats 42, Toronto Argonauts (H) 20
June 24 - Montreal Alouettes 22, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 14
June 25 - Ottawa Redblacks 45, Edmonton Eskimos (H) 37 (OT)
June 25 - BC Lions (H) 20, Calgary Stampeders 18
Bye - Saskatchewan Roughriders


CFL TEAM'S STADIUMS
BC Lions - BC Place; Vancouver, British Columbia
Calgary Stampeders - McMahon Stadium; Calgary, Alberta
Edmonton Eskimos - Commonwealth Stadium; Edmonton, Alberta
Hamilton Tiger-Cats - Tim Hortons Field; Hamilton, Ontario
Montreal Alouettes - Percival Molson Memorial Stadium; Montreal, Quebec
Ottawa Redblacks - TD Place Stadium; Ottawa, Ontario
Saskatchewan Roughriders - Mosaic Stadium at Taylor Field; Regina, Saskatchewan
Toronto Argonauts - BMO Field; Toronto, Ontario
Winnipeg Blue Bombers - Investors Group Field; Winnipeg, Manitoba

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[Nevadanut]

So, the finals in each division are this weekend. When do the division winners play each other?

[David]

Nov 16, 2016 13:11:35 GMT -8 Nevadanut said:

So, the finals in each division are this weekend. When do the division winners play each other?

Think of the "divisions" as like the Intense Conference and the United Conference are to the IFL. 

But to answer your question, the winner of the East and West will face off in the 104th Grey Cup. Basically this is Canada's Super Bowl.

The Grey Cup is Sunday, November 27th at BMO Field in Toronto. The game starts at 3:00 PST, but if you bank on pregame festivities, it'll probably be like 3:30 or so. It'll be aired on ESPN2 for the United States.

[Nevadanut]

That could be a fun game to watch, even though I don't know much about the rule differences.

[David]

Nov 17, 2016 20:20:53 GMT -8 Nevadanut said:

That could be a fun game to watch, even though I don't know much about the rule differences.

Ask and you shall receive. 

[Nevadanut]

Nov 17, 2016 20:24:54 GMT -8 David said:

Nov 17, 2016 20:20:53 GMT -8 Nevadanut said:

That could be a fun game to watch, even though I don't know much about the rule differences.

Ask and you shall receive. 

I'm going to watch that before I go to bed. I think it would be fun. 

[David]

Scene from the East Final in Ottawa. Now this is football.

[Nevadanut]

I love football games in the snow!

[David]

Congratulations to the Ottawa Redblacks! They defeated the heavily favored Calgary Stampeders 39-33 in an Overtime thriller.

The Redblacks' Grey Cup win marks the first championship for Ottawa since the Rough Riders in 1974.

[Nevadanut]

Nov 27, 2016 20:21:55 GMT -8 David said:

Congratulations to the Ottawa Redblacks! They defeated the heavily favored Calgary Stampeders 39-33 in an Overtime thriller.

The Redblacks' Grey Cup win marks the first championship for Ottawa since the Rough Riders in 1974.

I totally spaced it. I was making turkey soup yesterday afternoon. It sounds like an exciting game!

Congratulations Ottawa!