CFL - 2017 Schedule & Results

[David]

The following is the complete schedule for the 2017 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 5, where there is no bye and Ottawa plays twice in the same week. As a result, Ottawa receives an extra bye week.

The CFL Playoffs will begin with the Division Semifinals on Sunday, November 12 and the Division Finals on Sunday, November 19th. The 105th Grey Cup will be played on Sunday, November 26th at TD Place Stadium in Ottawa, Ontario.

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. In the United States, ESPN will presumably air 13 regular season CFL games this summer, as well as both Eastern and Western Semi-Finals and the 105th Grey Cup. All games, including non-televised playoff games, will presumably be streamed on ESPN3.



105th Grey Cup
November 26 - Toronto Argonauts 27, Calgary Stampeders 24 (Ottawa, ON)

Finals
Eastern Division: November 19 - Toronto Argonauts (H) 25, Saskatchewan Roughriders 21
Western Division: November 19 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 32, Edmonton Eskimos 28

Semi-Finals
Eastern Division: November 12 - Saskatchewan Roughriders 31, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 20
Western Division: November 12 - Edmonton Eskimos 39, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 32
Byes - Calgary Stampeders, Toronto Argonauts



Week 20
November 3 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 33, Montreal Alouettes 0
November 3 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 23, Calgary Stampeders (H) 5
November 4 - Edmonton Eskimos 28, Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 13
November 4 - Toronto Argonauts 40, BC Lions (H) 13
Bye - Ottawa Redblacks

Week 19
October 27 - Ottawa Redblacks (H) 41, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 36
October 27 - Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 37, Montreal Alouettes 12
October 28 - BC Lions 36, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 27
October 28 - Edmonton Eskimos (H) 29, Calgary Stampeders 20
Bye - Toronto Argonauts

Week 18
October 20 - Saskatchewan Roughriders 30, Calgary Stampeders (H) 7
October 21 - Toronto Argonauts (H) 29, Winnipeg Blue Bombers 28
October 21 - Edmonton Eskimos 35, BC Lions (H) 29 (OT)
October 22 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats 43, Montreal Alouettes (H) 16
Bye - Ottawa Redblacks

Week 17
October 13 - Calgary Stampeders 28, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 25
October 13 - Ottawa Redblacks 33, Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 32
October 14 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 26, BC Lions 20
October 14 - Edmonton Eskimos (H) 30, Toronto Argonauts 27
Bye - Montreal Alouettes

Week 16
October 6 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats 30, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 13
October 7 - Saskatchewan Roughriders 27, Toronto Argonauts (H) 24
October 7 - Ottawa Redblacks 30, BC Lions (H) 25
October 9 - Edmonton Eskimos 42, Montreal Alouettes (H) 24
Bye - Calgary Stampeders

Week 15
September 29 - Saskatchewan Roughriders 18, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 17
September 29 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 59, Montreal Alouettes 11
September 30 - Toronto Argonauts 43, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 35
September 30 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 28, Edmonton Eskimos (H) 19
Bye - BC Lions

Week 14
September 22 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 29, Ottawa Redblacks 9
September 22 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats 24, BC Lions (H) 23
September 23 - Toronto Argonauts (H) 33, Montreal Alouettes 19
September 24 - Calgary Stampeders 15, Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 9
Bye - Edmonton Eskimos

Week 13
September 15 - Saskatchewan Roughriders 27, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 19
September 16 - Toronto Argonauts (H) 34, Edmonton Eskimos 26
September 16 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 27, BC Lions 13
September 17 - Ottawa Redblacks 29, Montreal Alouettes (H) 11
Bye - Winnipeg Blue Bombers

Week 12
September 8 - BC Lions (H) 41, Montreal Alouettes 18
September 9 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 48, Saskatchewan Roughriders 28
September 9 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats 26, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 22
September 9 - Calgary Stampeders 25, Edmonton Eskimos (H) 22
Bye - Toronto Argonauts

Week 11
August 31 - Ottawa Redblacks 32, Montreal Alouettes (H) 4
September 3 - Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 38, Winnipeg Blue Bombers 24
September 4 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 39, Edmonton Eskimos 18
September 4 - Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 24, Toronto Argonauts 22
Bye - BC Lions

Week 10
August 24 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 34, Montreal Alouettes (H) 31 (OT)
August 25 - Saskatchewan Roughriders 54, Edmonton Eskimos (H) 31
August 26 - Ottawa Redblacks (H) 31, BC Lions 24
August 26 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 23, Toronto Argonauts 7
Bye - Hamilton Tiger-Cats

Week 9
August 17 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 33, Edmonton Eskimos 26
August 18 - Ottawa Redblacks 37, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 18
August 18 - Calgary Stampeders 21, BC Lions (H) 17
August 19 - Toronto Argonauts (H) 38, Montreal Alouettes 6
Bye - Saskatchewan Roughriders

Week 8
August 10 - Edmonton Eskimos 27, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 20
August 11 - Montreal Alouettes (H) 21, Toronto Argonauts 9
August 12 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 39, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 12
August 13 - Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 41, BC Lions 8 
Bye - Calgary Stampeders

Week 7
August 3 - Calgary Stampeders 41, Toronto Argonauts (H) 24
August 4 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 33, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 30
August 4 - Edmonton Eskimos (H) 33, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 28
August 5 - BC Lions (H) 30, Saskatchewan Roughriders 15
Bye - Montreal Alouettes

Week 6
July 27 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 41, Montreal Alouettes 40
July 28 - Edmonton Eskimos (H) 37, BC Lions 26
July 29 - Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 38, Toronto Argonauts 27
July 29 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 60, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 1
Bye - Ottawa Redblacks

Week 5
July 19 - Ottawa Redblacks (H) 24, Montreal Alouettes 19
July 20 - Edmonton Eskimos 31, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 28
July 21 - BC Lions (H) 45, Winnipeg Blue Bombers 42
July 22 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 27, Saskatchewan Roughriders 10
July 24 - Toronto Argonauts (H) 27, Ottawa Redblacks  24

Week 4
July 13 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 33, Toronto Argonauts 25
July 14 - Montreal Alouettes (H) 30, Calgary Stampeders 23
July 14 - Edmonton Eskimos (H) 23, Ottawa Redblacks 21
July 15 - BC Lions 41, Hamilton Tiger-Cats (H) 26
Bye - Saskatchewan Roughriders

Week 3
July 6 - BC Lions 23, Montreal Alouettes (H) 16
July 7 - Calgary Stampeders 29, Winnipeg Blue Bombers (H) 10
July 8 - Toronto Argonauts 26, Ottawa Redblacks (H) 25
July 8 - Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 37, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 20
Bye - Edmonton Eskimos

Week 2
June 29 - Calgary Stampeders (H) 43, Ottawa Redblacks 39
June 30 - BC Lions 28, Toronto Argonauts (H) 15
June 30 - Edmonton Eskimos (H) 23, Montreal Alouettes 19
July 1 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers 43, Saskatchewan Roughriders (H) 40 (OT)
Bye - Hamilton Tiger-Cats

Week 1
June 22 - Montreal Alouettes (H) 17, Saskatchewan Roughriders 16
June 23 - Ottawa Redblacks (H) 31, Calgary Stampeders 31 (OT)
June 24 - Edmonton Eskimos 30, BC Lions (H) 27
June 25 - Toronto Argonauts (H) 32, Hamilton Tiger-Cats 15
Bye - Winnipeg Blue Bombers

CFL TEAM 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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[David]

ESPN broadcasts of 2017 CFL games have been added.

[David]

The CFL regular season has ended and the playoffs begin Sunday November 12. Final standings have been updated into the thread.

[David]

The 105th Grey Cup has been set. The East Division Champion Toronto Argonauts will take on the West Division Calgary Stampeders at TD Place Stadium in Ottawa, ON.

The game will be a rematch of the 2012 Grey Cup when the Argonauts defeated the Stampeders 35-22.

Toronto is seeking its 17th Grey Cup Championship in its first appearance since the 2012 season.

Calgary is seeking its 8th Grey Cup Championship, and its first since the 2014 Season. This is Calgary's 4th Grey Cup appearance in the 6 Seasons. Calgary lost last year's Grey Cup to the Ottawa Redblacks in an overtime thriller, 39-33.

[David]

The Toronto Argonauts are the 2017 Grey Cup Champions. It's the 17th Grey Cup Championship in franchise history and the first championship for Toronto since 2012.

Calgary falls in the Grey Cup for the second consecutive season.

The Stampeders had a chance to win, up 24-16 with 5:16 left to go in the game and threatening to score. However, WR Kamar Jorden fumbled at the Toronto 9 yard line. Argos DB Cassius Vaughn recovered the ball and returned it 109 yards for game changing (and subsequent 2 point conversion tying) score. The Argos would eventually get the game winning 32 yard field goal with 0:53 left to play. Calgary would march down field, but Toronto DB Matt Black would pick off a ex-EWU QB Bo Levi Mitchell in the endzone to seal the victory.

Major records broken in this game include:

- Most Grey Cup Wins - Argos QB Ricky Ray won his fourth Grey Cup Championship, most by a single QB in Grey Cup History. He's won 2 Championships with Montreal, and now 2 with Toronto
- Longest TD Pass - Ray threw a 100 yard pass to WR DeVier Posey early in the 2nd Quarter. It's the longest TD pass in Grey Cup History.
- Most Grey Cup TD Passes - The 100 yard touchdown pass by Ray was his 9th Grey Cup TD Pass, tying him with future Hall of Fame QB Anthony Calvillo
- Longest Defensive Score - The 109 yard fumble recovery by Vaughn is the longest defensive scoring TD in Grey Cup History

Oh. And.... it was snowing during the game.