2010 Edmonton Eskimos season

2010 Edmonton Eskimos season
Head coach	Richie Hall
General manager	Danny Maciocia - 1-4-0 (Jun-Jul) Paul Jones - 1-4-0 (Aug-Sep) Eric Tillman - 5-3-0 (Sep-Nov)
Home field	Commonwealth Stadium
Results
Record	7–11
Division place	4th, West
Playoff finish	did not qualify
Team MOP	Fred Stamps, WR
Team MOC	Calvin McCarty, RB
Team MOR	Daniel Porter, RB
Uniform

The 2010 Edmonton Eskimos season was the 53rd season for the team in the Canadian Football League and their 62nd overall. After the Eskimos lost the final game of the season, they were eliminated from playoff contention, despite winning five of their last seven games.

This is also the first time since 2004 that a Grey Cup host city has failed to qualify for the playoffs.

Off-season

CFL Draft

Round	Pick	Player	Position	School/Club Team
1	6	Brian Bulcke	DL	Stanford
2	12	Saleem Borhot	DB	Saint Mary's
5	35	Scott Ferguson	OL	St. Cloud State
6	43	Corbin Sharun	QB	St. Francis Xavier

Notable transactions

Date	Type	Incoming	Outgoing	Team
February 10, 2010	Trade^[1]	Andre Talbot (WR) Brad Smith (WR)	Eric Taylor (DL) *4th round pick in 2011 CFL Draft – Renaldo Sagesse (DL)	Toronto Argonauts
February 16, 2010	Trade^[2]	Chris Thompson (DB)	Maurice Mann (WR)	Hamilton Tiger-Cats
May 2, 2010	Trade	2nd round pick in 2010 CFL Draft – Saleem Borhot (DB)	3rd round pick in 2010 CFL Draft – Samuel Fournier (RB) 4th round pick in 2010 CFL Draft – Chris Rwabukamba (DB)	Hamilton Tiger-Cats
May 2, 2010	Trade	1st round pick in 2010 CFL Draft – Brian Bulcke (DL)	2nd round pick in 2010 CFL Draft – Cory Watson (WR) **3rd round pick in 2010 CFL Draft – Eddie Steele (DT)	Winnipeg Blue Bombers
September 7, 2010	Trade	Kelly Bates (OL)	Draft pick in 2014 CFL Draft	Saskatchewan Roughriders
October 12, 2010	Trade	Étienne Légaré (DL) Damaso Munoz (LB)	Noel Prefontaine (K/P)	Toronto Argonauts

*Later traded to the Montreal Alouettes
**Later traded to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats

Pre-season

#	Date	Visitor	Score	Home	OT	Attendance	Record
A	June 13	Calgary Stampeders	23–21	Edmonton Eskimos		33,708	0–1
B	June 20	Edmonton Eskimos	36–32	BC Lions		24,763	1–1

Regular season

Standings

West Division
Team	GP	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
Y-Calgary Stampeders	18	13	5	0	626	459	26	Details
X-Saskatchewan Roughriders	18	10	8	0	497	488	20	Details
X-BC Lions	18	8	10	0	466	466	16	Details
Edmonton Eskimos	18	7	11	0	382	545	14	Details

Season schedule

The September 26 game was played in Moncton, New Brunswick where the Argonauts were the designated home team.

#	Date	Visitor	Score	Home	OT	Attendance	Record	Pts
1	July 4	BC Lions	25–10	Edmonton Eskimos		32,439	0–1	0
2	July 11	Montreal Alouettes	33–23	Edmonton Eskimos		30,442	0–2	0
3	July 17	Edmonton Eskimos	20–24	Saskatchewan Roughriders		30,048	0–3	0
4	July 24	Edmonton Eskimos	21–47	Winnipeg Blue Bombers		26,041	0–4	0
5	July 30	BC Lions	25–28	Edmonton Eskimos		32,281	1–4	2
6	Aug 6	Toronto Argonauts	29–28	Edmonton Eskimos		31,888	1–5	2
7	Aug 15	Edmonton Eskimos	15–56	Calgary Stampeders		30,242	1–6	2
8	Bye						1–6	2
9	Aug 28	Saskatchewan Roughriders	14–17	Edmonton Eskimos		47,829	2–6	4
10	Sept 6	Edmonton Eskimos	5–52	Calgary Stampeders		34,559	2–7	4
11	Sept 10	Calgary Stampeders	36–20	Edmonton Eskimos		35,349	2–8	4
12	Sept 19	Edmonton Eskimos	14–31	Montreal Alouettes		25,012	2–9	4
13	Sept 26	Edmonton Eskimos	24–6	Toronto Argonauts		20,725	3–9	6
14	Oct 3	Hamilton Tiger-Cats	35–37	Edmonton Eskimos		34,479	4–9	8
15	Oct 8	Edmonton Eskimos	11–36	Hamilton Tiger-Cats		20,791	4–10	8
16	Oct 16	Edmonton Eskimos	31–28	BC Lions	OT	21,414	5–10	10
17	Oct 23	Saskatchewan Roughriders	24–39	Edmonton Eskimos		38,325	6–10	12
18	Oct 30	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	13–16	Edmonton Eskimos	OT	32,192	7–10	14
19	Nov 6	Edmonton Eskimos	23–31	Saskatchewan Roughriders		30,048	7–11	14

Total attendance: 315,224
Average attendance: 35,205 (58.8%)

Roster

Edmonton Eskimos roster

Quarterbacks

Running Backs

Wide Receivers

Slotbacks

Offensive Linemen

Defensive Linemen

91 Adam Braidwood DT
97 Justin Cooper DE
78 Walter Curry DT
93 Kai Ellis DE
95 Étienne Légaré DT
90 Greg Peach DE
99 Kenneth Pettway DE
94 Dario Romero DT

Linebackers

40 Rod Davis LB
6 Javier Glatt LB
18 T. J. Hill LB
47 Maurice Lloyd ILB
44 Mark Restelli ILB
53 Tim St. Pierre OLB/LS

Defensive Backs

Special Teams

7 Justin Medlock K
17 Derek Schiavone K/P

Inactive List

81 Jason Barnes SB (9 Game)
24 Graeme Bell FB (9 Game)
92 Larry Birdine DE (1 Game)
23 Saleem Borhot DB (9 Game)
71 Kelly Campbell SB (1 Game)
22 Chris Ciezki FB (9 Game)
87 Skyler Green WR/KR (9 Game)
25 Will Harris LB (1 Game)
38 Tristan Jackson KR (9 Game)
14 Kerry Joseph QB (1 Game)
89 Tremayne Kirkland WR (9 Game)
33 Brad Lester RB (1 Game)
69 Jeremy Parquet OL (1 Game)
8 Kamau Peterson (9 Game)
96 Dee Sterling DT (9 Game)
27 Lenny Walls DB (9 Game)
36 Arkee Whitlock RB (9 Game)

Practice Roster

34 Pascal Fils RB
58 Antonio Hall OT
70 Efrem Hill WR
65 Neil Puffer LS
80 Tyler Scott WR
72 Mike Stadnyk DL
37 Roderick Williams CB

Italics indicate Import player
Roster updated 2010-08-22
Depth Chart • Transactions
46 Active, 10 Inactive, 5 PR

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Statistics

As of the end of Week 13 (Game 12):

Passing

Player	Att	Comp	%	Yards	TD	INT	Rating
Ricky Ray	447	288	64.4	3565	11	16	82.3
Jared Zabransky	104	53	51.0	609	4	10	41.7
Jason Maas	23	10	43.5	128	0	2	25.3
Noel Prefontaine	1	1	100.0	5	0	0	106.3
Fred Stamps	1	0	0.0	0	0	0	2.1

^[3]

Rushing

Player	Att	Yards	Avg.	TD	Fumbles
Arkee Whitlock	118	689	5.8	4	0
Daniel Porter	86	603	7.0	2	0
Calvin McCarty	62	287	4.6	3	3
Ricky Ray	37	302	8.2	3	9
Jared Zabransky	28	209	7.5	1	4
Brad Lester	16	96	6.0	0	1
Kelly Campbell	5	37	7.4	0	0
Mathieu Bertrand	6	17	2.8	2	2

^[4]

Receiving

Player	No.	Yards	Avg.	Long	TD
Fred Stamps	80	1223	15.3	51	5
Kelly Campbell	63	801	12.7	46	1
Jason Barnes	35	608	17.4	70	3
Andre Talbot	27	301	11.1	40	1
Calvin McCarty	36	278	7.7	22	2
Andrew Nowacki	21	259	12.3	49	0
Jamaica Rector	18	204	11.3	29	0
Derick Armstrong	11	121	11.0	28	1

^[5]

Awards

CFL Western All-Stars

WR – Fred Stamps, CFL Western All-Star
DB – Chris Thompson, CFL Western All-Star

Playoffs

After finishing last in the West division, the Eskimos failed to qualify for the 2010 CFL playoffs.

References

Edmonton Eskimos

Founded in 1949 Based in Edmonton, Alberta

Franchise	Franchise Records Players Seasons Head coaches

Stadiums	Clarke Stadium Commonwealth Stadium

Lore	Labour Day Classic Battle of Alberta Alberta Crude 70th Grey Cup Edmonton Eskimos Cheerleaders

Important figures	Danny Bass Leroy Blugh Johnny Bright Hugh Campbell Tommy Joe Coffey Rod Connop Dave Cutler Eck Duggan Ron "Swampdog" Estay Dave "Doctor Death" Fennell Brian Fryer Larry Highbaugh Brian Kelly Danny Kepley Norm Kimball Normie "The China Clipper" Kwong Moe Lieberman Neil Lumsden George McGowan Rollie Miles Ken Montgomery Warren Moon Frank Morris Roger Nelson Jackie "Ole Spaghetti Legs" Parker Willie "The Terminator" Pless Tom Scott Terry Vaughn Tom Wilkinson Henry "Gizmo" Williams

Key personnel	Owners: Community owned General Manager: Ed Hervey Head Coach: Jason Maas

Grey Cup championships (14)	1954 1955 1956 1975 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1987 1993 2003 2005 2015

Western Division championships (23)	1952 1954 1955 1956 1960 1973 1974 1975 1977 1978 1979 1980 1981 1982 1986 1987 1990 1993 1996 2002 2003 2005 2015

Current league affiliations	League: Canadian Football League Division: West

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2010 CFL season by team

Western	BC Lions Calgary Stampeders Edmonton Eskimos Saskatchewan Roughriders

Eastern	Hamilton Tiger-Cats Montreal Alouettes Toronto Argonauts Winnipeg Blue Bombers

See also	2010 CFL Draft 98th Grey Cup

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