7 Things | Stamps @ Bombers | 10.10.26
. UsThe Stampeders are riding a three-game win-streak as they head into a Week 19 clash against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Saturday night. The Red and White took down the Roughriders 37-31 in Week 18 after...
1. Us The Stampeders are riding a three-game win-streak as they head into a Week 19 clash against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers on Saturday night. The Red and White took down the Roughriders 37-31 in Week 18 after a passing clinic from pivot Vernon Adams Jr. who threw four touchdown passes en route to the win.
A win in Manitoba would secure a ticket to the post-season for Calgary and secure the season series with the Bombers, ensuring Winnipeg could not pass the Stamps in the standings. Kickoff for the West division showdown is set for 5:00 p.m. MT.
Fans can catch all the action on TSN, CFL+ or listen on QR Calgary. 2. Them Winnipeg is fighting to stay in the playoff race after dropping a couple losses to Toronto and Montreal leading into Week 19.
3. Head to Head This is the third and final meeting of the regular season between the two teams. In Week 1 the Blue and Gold took a 30-28 thriller at McMahon Stadium.
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The Stamps got redemption in Week 8, taking down the Bombers 52-30 at Princess Auto Stadium. 4. Who's Where 5.
Fast Facts Vernon Adams’ 34 touchdown passes to date in 2026 is currently tied for the eighth-most ever by a Stamp in a single season. His impressive total thus far is only one TD behind Bo Levi Mitchell’s best-ever mark of 35 in 2018 and two behind Dave Dickenson’s top number of 36 coming in 2000.
The team record is 48 set by Doug Flutie in 1994. Thank you to Max Campbell, our Manager of Communications for handing off this fast fact! 6.
Players to Watch Stamps: DB Ashton Miller-Mélançon: The rookie DB is coming off of his best showing against the Roughriders where he racked up six tackles and picked up his first-career CFL interception in a win. Bombers: QB Zach Collaros: The veteran QB is suiting back up in his first start after a short stint on the six-game injury list.
In nine games this season Collaros has thrown for 11 touchdowns, six interceptions and 2,204 yards. 7. Quotable "I feel like we're better than a .500 team.
Our guys continue to improve, our team decided to put their head down and work. You got to get into the dance first and that's what both teams are trying to do." - General manager and head coach Dave Dickenson on Calgary being able to clinch a playoff spot with a win this weekend.
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