The Edmonton Eskimos? Nope. The Eskies have 13 Grey Cup victories, all since 1954, but the Toronto Argonauts have 16 wins, going back to 1914.
Ten of the Argo wins came between 1914 and 1952, including a threepeat in '45, '46 & '47.
The Green and Gold do, however, have the most Grey Cup appearances, with 22. And I'm not counting the 2 losses in 1921 and 1922, because it was not the same team, just a team with the same name.
Grey Cup
The Grey Cup
the big prize in Canadian football, is called the Grey Cup.
The most popular colors of uniforms for Little League football teams is often white or black jersey and either black, white, or grey pants. Other jersey colors include red, grey, and blue.
It is the championship trophy for the Canadian Football League.
No. All 32 teams in the NFL are located within the United States. There is a professional football league in Canada called the Canadian Football League. The CFL consists of eight teams located in various cities within Canada. However, between 1993 and 1995, there were as many as 5 CFL teams in US cities. One, the Baltimore Stallions, won the 1995 Grey Cup before relocating to Montreal in 1996. Other cities were Sacramento, San Antonio, Las Vegas, Memphis, Birmingham, and Shreveport.
The Grey Cup is important to fans and players of Canadian Football as winning it marks the best Canadian professional football team.
All the teams which have won the Grey Cup, with only one exception, have been Canadian teams, which is to say that they were based in Canadian cities, including the most recent team to win it.
The Big Prize of the Canadian Football League (CFL) is the Grey Cup, which is awarded annually to the champion of the league. Established in 1909, the Grey Cup is one of the oldest professional sports trophies in North America and is highly regarded in Canadian sports culture. The championship game typically takes place in November and features a matchup between the winners of the league's Eastern and Western divisions. The event is celebrated with festivities and is considered a major national event in Canada.
The Grey Cup is awarded to the winning team of the Canadian Football League. On November 19th, 2006, the BC Lions defeated the Montreal Alouettes and won the 94th Grey Cup.
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers are a team in the Canadian Football League. They are located in Winnipeg, Manitoba. They were the first team from Western Canada to win the Grey Cup.
The home team status for the Grey Cup final is determined by the playoff standings of the Canadian Football League (CFL) teams. The team with the better regular-season record, whether it is the East or West Division champion, is designated as the home team. In the event that both teams have identical records, the league may use tiebreaker criteria to decide which team gets the home designation. This status impacts factors like ticket sales and the choice of sideline during the game.