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2018 Updated Media Guide 2003 (Pages 166-167 in 2018 Guide) SEASON STANDINGS 1911-2017 CANADIAN FOOTBALL LEAGUE Year W L T OTL Pts For Agt Pos Head Coach Comments 2017 12 6 0 0 24 510 495 3rd Jason Maas Lost playoffs 2016 10 8 0 20 549 496 4th Jason Maas Lost playoffs 2015 14 4 0 28 466 341 1st Chris Jones Won Grey Cup 14 2014 12 6 0 24 492 340 2nd Chris Jones Lost playoffs 2013 4 14 0 8 421 519 4th Kavis Reed 2012 7 11 0 14 422 450 4th Kavis Reed Lost playoffs 2011 11 7 0 22 427 401 2nd Kavis Reed Lost playoffs 2010 7 11 0 14 382 545 4th Ritchie Hall 2009 9 9 0 18 469 502 3rd Ritchie Hall Lost playoffs 2008 10 8 0 20 512 526 4th Danny Maciocia Lost playoffs 2007 5 12 1 11 400 509 4th Danny Maciocia 2006 7 11 0 14 399 468 4th Danny Maciocia 2005 11 7 0 22 453 421 3rd Danny Maciocia Won Grey Cup 13 2004 9 9 0 18 532 472 2nd Tom Higgins Lost playoffs 2003 13 5 0 26 569 414 1st Tom Higgins Won Grey Cup 12 2002 13 5 0 0 26 516 450 1st Tom Higgins Lost Grey Cup 2001 9901194394631stTom Higgins Lost playoffs 2000 10 8 0 1 21 527 520 2nd Don Matthews Lost playoffs 1999 6 12 0 12 459 502 3rd Don Matthews Lost playoffs 1998 9 9 0 18 396 450 2nd Kay Stephenson Lost playoffs 1997 12 6 0 24 479 400 1st Ron Lancaster Lost playoffs 1996 11 7 0 22 459 354 2nd Ron Lancaster Lost Grey Cup 1995 13 5 0 26 599 359 2nd Ron Lancaster Lost playoffs 1994 13 5 0 26 518 401 2nd Ron Lancaster Lost playoffs 1993 12 6 0 24 507 372 2nd Ron Lancaster Won Grey Cup 11 1992 10 8 0 20 552 515 2nd Ron Lancaster Lost playoffs 1991 12 6 0 24 671 569 1st Ron Lancaster Lost playoffs 1990 10 8 0 20 612 510 2nd Joe Faragalli Lost Grey Cup 1989 16 2 0 32 644 302 1st Joe Faragalli Lost playoffs 1988 11 7 0 22 477 408 1st Joe Faragalli Lost playoffs 1987 11 7 0 22 617 462 2nd Jack Parker (2) - Joe Faragalli (16) Won Grey Cup 10 1986 13 4 1 27 540 365 1st Jack Parker Lost Grey Cup 1985 10 6 0 20 432 373 3rd Jack Parker Lost playoffs 1984 9 7 0 18 464 443 3rd Jack Parker Lost playoffs 1983 8 8 0 16 450 377 3rd Pete Kettela (8) -- Jack Parker (8) Lost playoffs 1982 11 5 0 22 544 323 1st Hugh Campbell Won Grey Cup 9 1981 14 1 1 29 576 277 1st Hugh Campbell Won Grey Cup 8 1980 13 3 0 26 505 281 1st Hugh Campbell Won Grey Cup 7 1979 12 2 2 26 495 219 1st Hugh Campbell Won Grey Cup 6 1978 10 4 2 22 452 301 1st Hugh Campbell Won Grey Cup 5 1977 10 6 0 20 412 320 1st Hugh Campbell Lost Grey Cup 1976 9 6 1 19 311 367 2nd Ray Jauch Lost playoffs 1975 12 4 0 24 432 370 1st Ray Jauch Won Grey Cup 4 1974 10 5 1 21 345 247 1st Ray Jauch Lost Grey Cup 1973 9 5 2 20 329 284 1st Ray Jauch Lost Grey Cup 1972 10 6 0 20 380 368 2nd Ray Jauch Lost playoffs 1971 6 10 0 12 237 305 5th Ray Jauch 1970 9 7 0 18 282 287 2nd Ray Jauch Lost playoffs 1969 5 11 0 10 241 246 4th Neill Armstrong 1968 8 7 1 17 228 288 3rd Neill Armstrong Lost playoffs 1967 9 6 1 19 266 246 3rd Neill Armstrong Lost playoffs 1966 6 9 1 13 251 328 3rd Neill Armstrong Lost playoffs Records - Standings Edmonton Eskimo Football Club Media Guide 2003 (Pages 166-167 in 2018 Guide) SEASON STANDINGS 1911-2017 1965 5 11 0 10 257 400 5th Neill Armstrong 1964 4 12 0 8 222 458 4th Neill Armstrong 1963 2 14 0 4 220 425 5th Eagle Keys 1962 6 9 1 13 310 346 5th Eagle Keys 1961 10 5 1 21 334 257 2nd Eagle Keys Lost playoffs WESTERN INTERPROVINCIAL FOOTBALL UNION Year W L T OTL Pts For Agt Pos Head Coach Comments 1960 10 6 0 20 318 225 2nd Eagle Keys Lost Grey Cup 1959 10 6 0 20 370 221 2nd Eagle Keys Lost playoffs 1958 9 6 1 19 312 292 2nd Sam Lyle Lost playoffs 1957 14 2 0 28 475 142 1st Frank Ivy Lost playoffs 1956 11 5 0 22 358 235 1st Frank Ivy Won Grey Cup 3 1955 14 2 0 28 286 117 1st Frank Ivy Won Grey Cup 2 1954 11 5 0 22 255 163 1st Frank Ivy Won Grey Cup 1 1953 12 4 0 24 276 157 1st Darrell Royal Lost playoffs 1952 9 6 1 19 291 280 2nd Frank Filchok Lost Grey Cup 1951 8 6 0 16 306 262 2nd Annis Stukus Lost playoffs 1950 7 7 0 14 201 197 3rd Annis Stukus Lost playoffs 1949 4 10 0 8 93 235 3rd Annis Stukus 1946-1948 NO SENIOR TEAM 1940-1945 NO TEAM DUE TO WORLD WAR II 1939 3 8 0 6 80 147 4th Bob Fritz 1938 0 8 0 0 29 117 4th Bob Fritz 1936-1937 NO SENIOR TEAM WESTERN CANADA RUGBY FOOTBALL UNION Year W L T OTL Pts For Agt Pos Head Coach Comments 1933-1935 NO SENIOR TEAM 1932 1 3 0 2 6 19 2nd Cliff Shuttleworth 1931 1 3 0 2 20 24 Cliff Shuttleworth Lost series to Calgary 1930 2 3 0 4 48 55 2nd Deacon White Lost series to Calgary 1929 0 5 0 0 26 120 3rd Arnold Wark 1928 3 1 0 6 31 26 1st Arnold Wark No Playoffs 1925-27 NO SENIOR TEAM 1924 2 2 0 4 24 27 Deacon White Lost series to Calgary 1923 2 0 0 4 30 9 1st Deacon White Lost Playoffs 1922 Provincial Winners 1st Deacon White Lost Grey Cup 1921 3 0 0 6 148 5 1st Deacon White Lost Grey Cup 1920 2 0 0 4 54 4 2nd Deacon White Lost Playoffs 1919 0 2 0 0 8 17 4th Deacon White 1914-1918 NO TEAM DUE TO WORLD WAR I 1913 3 1 0 6 74 28 1st Deacon White Lost Playoffs 1912 3 1 0 6 54 20 2nd Deacon White 1911 3 0 1 7 62 27 1st Deacon White Lost Playoffs Records - 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