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2018 Updated Media Guide 2003 (Pages 168-169 in 2018 guide) Playoff Records Since 1949 (Grey Cup games not included) * -- CFL records TEAM Most Playoff Years Played 57 Most Playoff Games Played 103 *Most Consecutive Years in Playoffs 34 1972-2005 *Most Consecutive Playoff Games 16 1950-1953 *All-Time Most Wins 59 *Most Undefeated Seasons 19 *All-Time Most Points 2289 *Most Points Scored, One Game 68 vs. Wpg -- Nov. 10, 1996 *Most Touchdowns, One Game 9 vs. Wpg -- Nov. 10, 1996 Most Field Goals, One Game 6 3 Times Most Touchdowns Rushing, One Game 3 4 Times Most Touchdowns Passing, One Game 5 vs. Wpg -- Nov. 10, 1996 Most First Downs, One Game 34 at Cal -- Nov. 5, 1960 Most First Downs Rushing, One Game 22 vs. Sask -- Nov. 8, 1958 Most First Downs Passing, One Game 21 vs. Sask – Nov. 9, 1997 Most Yards Total Offence, One Game 588 at Cal -- Nov. 18, 1990 Most Yards Rushing, One Game 412 vs. Sask -- Nov. 3, 1951 Most Yards Passing, One Game 441 at Cal Nov. 18, 1990 Most Times Rushed, One Game 59 vs. Wpg -- Nov. 23, 1957 Most Pass Attempts, One Game 52 vs. Cgy – Nov. 18, 2001 Most Pass Completions, One Game 34 vs. Sask – Nov. 7, 2004 Most Interceptions, One Game 5 vs. B.C. -- Nov. 4, 1959 5 vs. Sask -- Nov. 16, 2014 Most Kickoff Return Yards, One Game 211 at Cal -- Nov. 15, 2009 Most Punt Return Yards, One Game 165 vs. Wpg -- Nov. 10, 1996 Most Quarterback Sacks, One Game 7 vs. Wpg -- Nov. 10, 1996 7 vs. Sask -- Nov. 16, 2014 Most Fumble Returns, One Game 4 at Wpg -- Nov. 10, 1985 INDIVIDUAL All-Time Most Points 204 Sean Fleming Most Points, One Year 32 Tom Dixon -- 1986 Most Points, One Game 21 Sean Fleming -- Nov. 13, 2005 Most Touchdowns, One Year 4 Mike King -- 1950 Most Touchdowns, One Game 3 Jackie Parker -- Nov. 17, 1956 Jim Sandusky -- Nov. 10, 1996 John White -- Nov. 13, 2016 *All-Time Most Field Goals 43 Sean Fleming Most Field Goals, One Year 8 Tom Dixon -- 1986 / Sean Fleming -- 2005 *Most Field Goals, One Game 6 Dave Cutler/Sean Fleming, twice Longest Field Goal 53 Dave Cutler, twice All-Time Most Converts 51 Sean Fleming Most Converts, One Season 14 Wilbur Snyder -- 1952 *Most Converts, One Game 9 Sean Fleming -- Nov. 10, 1996 All-Time Most Carries Rushing 408 Normie Kwong Most Carries Rushing, One Year 74 Johnny Bright -- 1959 *Most Games Rushing 34 Normie Kwong Most Years Rushing 10 Normie Kwong/Rollie Miles Most Touchdowns, Rushing, One Year 4 Mike King -- 1950 Most Touchdowns, Rushing, One Game 3 John White -- Nov. 13, 2016 All-Time Most Yards Rushing 1967 Normie Kwong Most Yards Rushing, One Game 160 John White -- Nov. 13, 2016 Records - Playoff Edmonton Eskimo Football Club Media Guide 2003 (Pages 168-169 in 2018 guide) Playoff Records Since 1949 (Grey Cup games not included) * -- CFL records Longest Rushing Play 76 Rod Pantages -- Nov. 8, 1952 Most Carries Rushing, One Game 23 King/Kwong/Bright All-Time Most Touchdowns Receiving 11 Rollie Miles Most Touchdowns, Receiving, One Game 3 Jackie Parker -- Nov. 17, 1956/Jim Sandusky -- Nov. 10, 1996 *All-Time Most Yards Receiving 1241 Rollie Miles *Most Yards Receiving, One Year 589 Rollin Prather -- 1952 *Most Yards Receiving, One Game 270 Rollin Prather -- Oct. 25, 1952 *All-Time Most 100-Yard Receiving Games 4 Rollie Miles/Brian Kelly Longest Passing Play 98 Doug Allen -- Nov. 23, 1986 *All-Time Most Receptions 70 Rollie Miles *Most Receptions, One Year 33 Rollin Prather -- 1952 *Most Receptions, One Game 15 Rollin Prather -- Oct. 25, 1952 All-Time Games Catching Passes 23 Rollie Miles All-Time Most Touchdown Passes 13 Jackie Parker *Most Touchdown Passes, One Year 8 Claude Arnold -- 1952 Most Touchdown Passes, One Game 4 Don Getty/Damon Allen/Danny McManus Most Passes Thrown, One Year 120 Claude Arnold -- 1952 Most Passes Thrown, One Game 49 Ricky Ray - Nov. 15, 2008 Most Passes Completed, One Game 34 Jason Maas - Nov. 7, 2004 Most Passes Intercepted, One Year 10 Claude Arnold -- 1953 Most Yards Passing, One Year 1074 Claude Arnold -- 1952 Most Yards Passing, One Game 441 Tracy Ham -- Nov. 18, 1990 *All-Time Most Punt Return Yards 777 Henry Williams Most Punt Return Yards, One Year 220 Tristan Jackson -- 2009 Most Punt Return Yards, One Game 151 Tristan Jackson -- Nov. 15, 2008 *Longest Punt Return 103 Henry Williams -- Nov. 15, 1992 *All-Time Most Punt Returns 93 Rollie Miles *Most Punt Returns, One Year 29 Leigh McMillan -- 1958 Most Punt Returns, One Game 11 Leigh McMillan -- Nov. 11, 1958 All-Time Most Kickoff Return Yards 782 Rollie Miles Most Kickoff Return Yards, One Year 197 Eric Blount -- 1995 Most Kickoff Return Yards, One Game 176 Skylar Green -- Nov. 15, 2009 Longest Kickoff Return 95 Cowboy Woodruff -- Nov. 12, 1951 *All-Time Most Kickoff Returns 32 Rollie Miles Most Kickoff Returns, One Year 9 Kendial Lawrence -- 2014 *Most Kickoff Returns, One Game 7 Eric Blount -- Nov. 12, 1995 All-Time Most Interceptions 9 Oscar Kruger Most Interceptions, One Year 6 Oscar Kruger -- 1959 Most Interceptions, One Game 3 Oscar Kruger -- Nov. 4, 1959 Most Interception Return Yards, One Year 115 Glenn Rogers -- 1996 Most Interception Return Yards, One Game 103 Glenn Rogers -- Nov. 10, 1996 Longest Interception Return 65 Glenn Rogers -- Nov. 10, 1996 All-Time Most Defensive Tackles 57 Larry Wruck Most Defensive Tackles, One Year 15 Dan Bass -- 1990 Most Defensive Tackles, One Game 11 Dan Bass/Willie Pless/Darian Hagan Most Quarterback Sacks, One Game 3 Stewart Hill -- Nov. 22, 1987/Malvin Hunter -- Nov.10, 1996 Most Fumble Returns, One Game 2 Frank Anderson -- Nov. 8, 1952 Longest Fumble Return 77 Damaso Munoz -- Nov. 13, 2011 Most Punting Yards, One Game 521 Rod Pantages -- Oct. 22, 1952 Longest Punt 83 Paul Hickie -- Nov. 13, 1983 Longest Missed Field Goal Return 59 Henry Williams -- Nov. 22, 1987 Longest Kickoff 99 Dave Cutler -- Nov. 14, 1976 Records - 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