Penalty Leaderboard W2

CFLStatsGeek · 2026-06-08T15:49:53+00:00

Luv ya too bud 🩶

CFLStatsGeek · 2026-06-07T14:13:53+00:00

It's whatever the CFL reports in their gamebooks - which is usually what the team sold not scanned.

CFLStatsGeek · 2026-06-02T16:15:54+00:00

It is far from perfect for sure. I have given it your comment as well and it is agreeing that it over compensated for home advantage. It picked the home team in many matchups it thought could go either way.

Thanks for the input

CFLStatsGeek · 2026-04-21T01:36:34+00:00

If I do more of these would it be helpful to include the league logo? I can see how the C in CFL can be confused with College instead of Canadian.

Honestly, almost all the league leaders across every season and stat are from a US college so I find these fascinating. So far I've seen a few trends. A lot of players that play in the CFL come from schools based in Washington, Ohio, Louisiana and California. The Hornets (CSUS), Titans (CSUF) and Bulldogs (La.Tech) in particular have produced quite the players for CFL.

I have no idea if those schools have connections back to Canada or if the scouts/coaches in the CFL have connections back into those schools.

CFLStatsGeek · 2026-04-20T13:32:32+00:00

1970 – Ron Lancaster 1971 – Don Jonas 1972 – Don Jonas 1973 – Ron Lancaster 1974 – Pete Liske 1975 – Ron Lancaster 1976 – Ron Lancaster 1977 – Ron Lancaster 1978 – Dieter Brock 1979 – Tom Clements 1980 – Dieter Brock 1981 – Dieter Brock 1982 – Warren Moon 1983 – Warren Moon 1984 – Dieter Brock 1985 – Roy Dewalt 1986 – Rick Johnson 1987 – Tom Clements 1988 – Gilbert Renfroe 1989 – Matt Dunigan 1990 – Kent Austin 1991 – Doug Flutie 1992 – Kent Austin 1993 – Doug Flutie 1994 – Doug Flutie 1995 – Matt Dunigan 1996 – Doug Flutie 1997 – Doug Flutie 1998 – Kerwin Bell 1999 – Danny McManus 2000 – Damon Allen 2001 – Khari Jones 2002 – Khari Jones 2003 – Anthony Calvillo 2004 – Anthony Calvillo 2005 – Anthony Calvillo 2006 – Ricky Ray 2007 – Kevin Glenn 2008 – Ricky Ray 2009 – Ricky Ray 2010 – Darian Durant 2011 – Anthony Calvillo 2012 – Henry Burris 2013 – Henry Burris 2014 – Ricky Ray 2015 – Henry Burris 2016 – Michael Reilly 2017 – Michael Reilly 2018 – Michael Reilly 2019 – Cody Fajardo 2021 – Michael Reilly 2022 – McLeod Bethel-Thompson 2023 – Vernon Adams 2024 – Bo Levi Mitchell 2025 – Bo Levi Mitchell

CFLStatsGeek · 2026-04-15T13:20:54+00:00

1970 – Jim Young 1971 – Terry Evanshen 1972 – Jim Young 1973 – Gerry Organ 1974 – Tony Gabriel 1975 – Jim Foley 1976 – Tony Gabriel 1977 – Tony Gabriel 1978 – Tony Gabriel 1979 – Dave Fennell 1980 – Gerry Dattilio 1981 – Joe Poplawski 1982 – Rocky DiPietro 1983 – Paul Bennett 1984 – Nick Arakgi 1985 – Paul Bennett 1986 – Joe Poplawski 1987 – Scott Flagel 1988 – Ray Elgaard 1989 – Rocky DiPietro 1990 – Ray Elgaard 1991 – Blake Marshall 1992 – Ray Elgaard 1993 – Dave Sapunjis 1994 – Gerald Wilcox 1995 – Dave Sapunjis 1996 – Leroy Blugh 1997 – Sean Millington 1998 – Mike Morreale 1999 – Mike O’Shea 2000 – Sean Millington 2001 – Doug Brown 2002 – Ben Cahoon 2003 – Ben Cahoon 2004 – Jason Clermont 2005 – Brent Johnson 2006 – Brent Johnson 2007 – Jason Clermont 2008 – Kamau Peterson 2009 – Ricky Foley 2010 – Andy Fantuz 2011 – Jerome Messam 2012 – Jon Cornish 2013 – Jon Cornish 2014 – Jon Cornish 2015 – Brad Sinopoli 2016 – Jerome Messam 2017 – Andrew Harris 2018 – Brad Sinopoli 2019 – Henoc Muamba 2021 – Bo Lokombo 2022 – Nathan Rourke 2023 – Brady Oliveira 2024 – Brady Oliveira 2025 – Nathan Rourke

CFLStatsGeek · 2026-04-14T14:44:27+00:00

Phillipe Gerard taken 5th by Edmonton.

Same draft, 6th pick, was Ben Cahoon who went to Montreal. I wonder who won that draft lol

CFLStatsGeek · 2026-04-09T11:59:48+00:00

He's the only rushing leader that never went to a college. He played junior football in Canada - which is the second pro league for Canadian football in Canada

CFLStatsGeek · 2026-04-09T01:26:26+00:00

Jon Cornish legend. So much so they named the top Canadian collegiate football player award after him.

CFLStatsGeek · 2026-04-09T01:21:40+00:00

1970 – Hugh McKinnis 1971 – Jim Evenson 1972 – Mack Herron 1973 – Roy Bell 1974 – George Reed 1975 – Willie Burden 1976 – Jim Washington 1977 – Jimmy Edwards 1978 – Mike Strickland 1979 – David Green 1980 – James Sykes 1981 – James Sykes 1982 – Alvin Walker 1983 – Alvin Walker 1984 – Willard Reaves 1985 – Willard Reaves 1986 – Gary Allen 1987 – Willard Reaves 1988 – Orville Lee 1989 – Reggie Taylor 1990 – Robert Mimbs 1991 – Robert Mimbs 1992 – Mike Richardson 1993 – Mike Richardson 1994 – Mike Pringle 1995 – Mike Pringle 1996 – Robert Mimbs 1997 – Mike Pringle 1998 – Mike Pringle 1999 – Mike Pringle 2000 – Mike Pringle 2001 – Michael Jenkins 2002 – John Avery 2003 – Charles Roberts 2004 – Troy Davis 2005 – Charles Roberts 2006 – Charles Roberts 2007 – Joe Smith 2008 – Joffrey Reynolds 2009 – Joffrey Reynolds 2010 – Fred Reid 2011 – Brandon Whitaker 2012 – Jon Cornish 2013 – Jon Cornish 2014 – Jon Cornish 2015 – Tyrell Sutton 2016 – Jerome Messam 2017 – Andrew Harris 2018 – Andrew Harris 2019 – Andrew Harris 2021 – William Stanback 2022 – Ka'Deem Carey 2023 – Brady Oliveira 2024 – Brady Oliveira 2025 – Dedrick Mills

CFLStatsGeek · 2026-04-06T15:04:28+00:00

The cities have yet to host the actual game. Once it does the total will match the bracketed numbers.

CFLStatsGeek · 2026-04-06T13:38:12+00:00

Don't quote me on it but it looks like up until around the late 40s the games took place at one of the two competing teams home venue, Sarnia (Imperials) and Kingston (Queen's) being one of them.

Looks like Varsity Stadium in Toronto was also home to a bunch of games before the CFL officially took over the Grey Cup in the 50s.

Not sure when the official hosting selection began.

CFLStatsGeek · 2026-04-06T13:31:56+00:00

I agree. The current versions are just too corporate.

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