2010 Winnipeg Blue Bombers season

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2010 Winnipeg Blue Bombers season - Wikipedia

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2010 Winnipeg Blue Bombers season
General manager	Joe Mack
Head coach	Paul LaPolice
Home field	Canad Inns Stadium
Results
Record	4–14
Division place	4th, East
Playoff finish	did not qualify
Uniform

← 2009 Blue Bombers seasons 2011 →

The 2010 Winnipeg Blue Bombers season was the 53rd season for the team in the Canadian Football League and their 78th overall. The Blue Bombers finished the year in fourth place in the East Division with a 4–14 record and failed to make the playoffs. The team clinched their third consecutive losing season on October 2, 2010 and were eliminated from post-season contention on Oct 23, 2010 making this the second consecutive season that they have missed the playoffs.

After their Week 18 loss against the Edmonton Eskimos, the 2010 Blue Bombers set a CFL record for most losses by four points or less in one season with a remarkable eight such losses. This sets the record after the 1993 Ottawa Rough Riders had seven such losses during their season and when the BC Lions also had seven of these losses in 1996.^[1] After losing the final game of the season against the Stampeders, the Blue Bombers finished the year losing nine games by four points or less and ten by a touchdown or less.

Offseason

CFL draft

Round	Pick	Player	Position	School/Club Team
2	9	Cory Watson	SB	Concordia
4	28	Christopher Smith	LB	Queen's
4	29	Anthony Woodson	RB	Calgary
6	45	Christopher Greaves	DL	Western

Preseason

Week	Date	Opponent	Score	Result	Attendance	Record
A	Sun, June 13	Montreal Alouettes	34–10	Win	28,792	1–0
B	Sun, June 20	at Hamilton Tiger-Cats	38–20	Loss	19,645	1–1

Regular season

Season standings

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Team	GP	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
Montreal Alouettes	18	12	6	0	521	475	24	Details
Hamilton Tiger-Cats	18	9	9	0	481	450	18	Details
Toronto Argonauts	18	9	9	0	373	442	18	Details
Winnipeg Blue Bombers	18	4	14	0	464	485	8	Details

Season schedule

Week	Date	Opponent	Score	Result	Attendance	Record
1	Fri, July 2	Hamilton Tiger-Cats	49–29	Win	26,302	1–0
2	Fri, July 9	Toronto Argonauts	36–34	Loss	28,009	1–1
3	Fri, July 16	at Hamilton Tiger-Cats	28–7	Loss	21,408	1–2
4	Sat, July 24	Edmonton Eskimos	47–21	Win	26,041	2–2
5	Sat, July 31	at Calgary Stampeders	23–20	Loss	30,150	2–3
6	Sat, Aug 7	at Hamilton Tiger-Cats	29–22	Loss	23,653	2–4
7	Fri, Aug 13	Hamilton Tiger-Cats	39–28	Loss	27,892	2–5
8	Thurs, Aug 19	at Montreal Alouettes	39–17	Loss	25,012	2–6
9	Bye					2–6
10	Sun, Sept 5	at Saskatchewan Roughriders	27–23	Loss	30,048	2–7
11	Sun, Sept 12	Saskatchewan Roughriders	31–2	Win	29,533	3–7
12	Sun, Sept 19	at Toronto Argonauts	17–13	Loss	19,662	3–8
13	Fri, Sept 24	Montreal Alouettes	44–40	Loss	26,154	3–9
14	Sat, Oct 2	at BC Lions	16–14	Loss	23,186	3–10
15	Mon, Oct 11	BC Lions	47–35 (2OT)	Win	25,016	4–10
16	Sun, Oct 17	at Montreal Alouettes	22–19	Loss	25,012	4–11
17	Sat, Oct 23	Toronto Argonauts	27–8	Loss	23,446	4–12
18	Sat, Oct 30	at Edmonton Eskimos	16–13 (OT)	Loss	32,192	4–13
19	Fri, Nov 5	Calgary Stampeders	35–32	Loss	22,056	4–14

Roster

2010 Winnipeg Blue Bombers roster

Quarterbacks

Running backs

Wide receivers

Slotbacks

Offensive linemen

68 Kelly Butler OT
59 Andre Douglas OT
61 Luke Fritz OT
64 Chris Greaves OL/DL
60 Obby Khan C
65 Matt Morencie OL
62 Steve Morley OL

Defensive linemen

Linebackers

Defensive backs

Special teams

Inactive List

26 Yvenson Bernard RB (1 Game)
7 Alex Brink QB (9 Game)
25 Brady Browne S (1 Game)
5 Keyuo Craver DB (9 Game)
50 Chris Cvetkovic LS (9 Game)
10 Chris Davis SB (1 Game)
55 Ryan Donnelly G (9 Game)
22 Shawn Gallant LB (9 Game)
27 Lavar Glover CB (9 Game)
43 James Green DB (9 Game)
29 Jerry-Ralph Jules DB (9 Game)
69 Glenn January T (9 Game)
3 Steven Jyles QB (9 Game)
57 Brendon LaBatte G (1 Game)
4 Buck Pierce QB (9 Game)
80 Brock Ralph (1 Game)
1 Courtney Smith LB (1 Game)
24 Daryl Stephenson FB (1 Game)
48 Remond Willis DL (1 Game)

Practice Roster

Italics indicate Import player
Roster updated 2010-11-05
Depth Chart • Transactions
46 Active, 19 Inactive 5 Practice Roster

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Roster

Winnipeg Blue Bombers Staff

Front office

Owner – Community owned (non-profit corporation owned by members)
President/CEO – Jim Bell
Chairman of board of governors – Ken Hildahl
Vice president and general manager of football operations – Joe Mack
Director of football operations – Ross Hodgkinson
Director of player personnel – Ken Moll

Head coaches

Head coach – Paul LaPolice

Offensive coaches

Offensive coordinator and quarterbacks – Jamie Barresi
Receivers – Chris Wiesehan
Offensive line – Pat DelMonaco

Defensive coaches

Defensive coordinator and assistant head coach – Kavis Reed
Defensive line – Richard Harris
Linebackers – Casey Creehan

Special teams coaches

Special teams coordinator – Kyle Walters

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Player stats

Passing

Player	Att	Comp	%	Yards	TD	INT	Rating
Steven Jyles	318	196	61.6	2804	19	7	100.9
Buck Pierce	120	80	66.7	1080	6	4	97.9
Joey Elliott	73	35	47.9	435	2	3	58.9
Alex Brink	40	15	37.5	130	0	1	36.5
Mike Renaud	2	1	50.0	27	0	0	100.0
Terrence Edwards	2	0	0.0	0	0	1	(−206.3)

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Rushing

Player	Att	Yards	Avg.	TD	Fumbles
Fred Reid	213	1396	6.6	6	3
Steven Jyles	65	452	7.0	4	8
Buck Pierce	22	237	10.8	2	2
Chris Garrett	19	113	5.9	0	0
Alex Brink	23	73	3.2	1	1
Joey Elliott	9	66	7.3	0	0
Daryl Stephenson	7	30	4.3	0	0
Brock Ralph	2	24	12	0	0
Yvenson Bernard	5	22	4.4	1	0
Terrence Edwards	2	12	6.0	0	0
Adarius Bowman	2	9	4.5	0	0
Terence Jeffers-Harris	2	6	3.0	0	0
Chris Davis	1	4	4.0	0	0
Andre Sadeghian	1	0	0.0	0	0

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Receiving

Player	No.	Yards	Avg.	Long	TD
Terrence Edwards	78	1372	17.6	90	12
Adarius Bowman	50	691	13.8	63	3
Greg Carr	31	568	18.3	74	4
Terence Jeffers-Harris	48	574	11.4	60	4
Brock Ralph	31	394	12.7	49	1
Cory Watson	17	277	16.3	55	1
Fred Reid	35	255	7.3	18	0
Chris Davis	16	184	11.5	40	1
Aaron Hargreaves	14	115	8.2	17	1
Brandon Stewart	1	27	27.0	27	0
Andre Sadeghian	2	12	6.0	9	0
Yvenson Bernard	1	7	7.0	7	0
Jamayel Smith	1	7	7.0	7	0
Jon Oosterhuis	1	0	0.0	0	0

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Defence

Player	Tackles	Sacks	FF	Int
Clint Kent	77	2	2	1
Jovon Johnson	62	0	2	4
Joe Lobendahn	55	3	0	0
Phillip Hunt	53	16	1	0
Marcellus Bowman	51	3	0	1
Alex Suber	51	0	0	0
Doug Brown	49	5	1	0
Ian Logan	45	1	0	1
LaVar Glover	34	0	0	2
Dorian Smith	31	6	0	0
Brady Browne	28	0	0	2
Brandon Stewart	27	0	0	1
Deon Beasley	26	0	0	2
Jonathan Hefney	25	0	0	2
Odell Willis	25	11	4	0
Ike Charlton	22	0	2	0
Courtney Smith	14	0	0	1
Bernard Hicks	12	0	0	0
Merrill Johnson	10	0	0	0
Don Oramasionwu	9	3	1	0
Moton Hopkins	7	1	0	1

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Awards and records

2010 CFL All-Stars

RB – Fred Reid, CFL All-Star
WR – Terrence Edwards, CFL All-Star
DL – Doug Brown, CFL All-Star
DE – Phillip Hunt, CFL All-Star

CFL Eastern All-Stars

RB – Fred Reid, CFL Eastern All-Star
WR – Terrence Edwards, CFL All-Star
OG – Brendon LaBatte, CFL All-Star
DT – Doug Brown, CFL All-Star
DE – Phillip Hunt, CFL All-Star
CB – Jovon Johnson, CFL All-Star
P – Mike Renaud, CFL All-Star

Playoffs

After finishing last in the East division, the Blue Bombers failed to qualify for the 2010 CFL playoffs.

References

^ "2010: A season to build off of". bluebombers.com. November 11, 2010.
^ "Passing 2010 | Statistics | CFL.ca | Official Site of the Canadian Football League". Archived from the original on 2013-10-09. Retrieved 2017-08-23.
^ "Rushing 2010 | Statistics | CFL.ca | Official Site of the Canadian Football League". Archived from the original on 2015-09-24. Retrieved 2017-08-23.
^ "Receiving 2010 | Statistics | CFL.ca | Official Site of the Canadian Football League". Archived from the original on 2013-10-09. Retrieved 2017-08-23.
^ "Receiving 2010 | Statistics | CFL.ca | Official Site of the Canadian Football League". Archived from the original on 2013-10-09. Retrieved 2017-08-23.

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Founded in 1930 Based in Winnipeg, Manitoba
Franchise	Franchise Records Players Seasons Head coaches Starting quarterbacks
Stadiums	Osborne Stadium Winnipeg Stadium Princess Auto Stadium
Culture	Buzz and Boomer Labatt Blue
Lore	Labour Day Classic Banjo Bowl Swaggerville First team from Western Canada to win the Grey Cup
Important figures	Paul Bennett Ralph "Dieter" Brock Less Browne Tom "Citation" Casey Tom Clements Carl Cronin Andrew Currie Matt Dunigan Bill Frank Harry Peter "Bud" Grant Tommy Grant G. Sydney Halter Frank Hannibal Fritz Hanson John Helton Dick Huffman W.P. Billy Hughes Jack Jacobs Eddie James Gerry James Greg Kabat Les Lear Leo "Lincoln Locomotive" Lewis Earl Lunsford Chester "Ches" McCance Cal Murphy James Murphy Ken Ploen Joe Poplawski Russ "The Wisconsin Wraith" Reholz Frank Rigney Joseph Ryan Karl Slocomb Milt Stegall Art Stevenson Robert Porter "Buddy" Tinsley Troy Westwood Chris Walby Bert Warwick
Key personnel	CEO: Wade Miller General Manager: Kyle Walters Head Coach: Mike O'Shea
Grey Cup Championships (12)	1935 1939 1941 1958 1959 1961 1962 1984 1988 1990 2019 2021
Western Division Championships (18)	1935 1937 1938 1939 1941 1945 1946 1947 1950 1953 1957 1958 1959 1961 1962 1965 1984 2019 2021 2022 2023
Eastern Division Championships (7)	1988 1990 1992 1993 2001 2007 2011
Current league affiliations	League: Canadian Football League Division: West Division

Winnipeg Blue Bombers seasons

Bold indicates Grey Cup victory.

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Western	BC Lions Calgary Stampeders Edmonton Eskimos Saskatchewan Roughriders
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See also	2010 CFL Draft 98th Grey Cup

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