2007 Calgary Stampeders season
- 2007 Calgary Stampeders season
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*Attendance: 29,157[] ]
*Attendance: 25,862[] ]
*Attendance: 29,304[] ]
*Attendance: 28,202[] ]
*Attendance: 28,564[] ]
*Attendance: 32,644[] ]
*Attendance: 20,202[] ]
*Attendance: 30,826[] ]
*Attendance: 35,650[] ]
*Attendance: 42,329[] ]
*Attendance: 35,650[] ]
*Attendance: 23,115[] ]
*Attendance: 32,263[] ]
*Attendance: 33,075[] ]
*Attendance: 30,897[] ]
*Attendance: 23,955[] ]
*Attendance: 29,247[] ]
*Attendance: 34,242[cite web | date= 2007 | title = 2007 CFL Scores/Schedule | publisher = Canadian Football League |url = http://www.cfl.ca/index.php?module=sked&func=view&year=2007 | accessdate = 2008-05-01] ]
*Televised by: TSN[cite web | date= 2007 | title = 2007 CFL Scores/Schedule | publisher = Canadian Football League |url = http://www.cfl.ca/index.php?module=sked&func=view&year=2007 | accessdate = 2008-05-01] ]*youtube|eJCOmazNTtQ|Video highlights of the game
Roster
Receiving
"Note: Rec = Receptions; Avg = Yards/Reception; Long = Longest Reception (yards); TD = Touchdowns"
Punting
Defence
"Note: DTkl = Defensive Tackles; STTkl = Special Teams Tackles; TotTkl = Total Tackles; Int = Interceptions; IntTD = Touchdowns on interceptions; FumR = Fumble Recoveries; Forced = Forced fumbles; FumTD = Touchdowns on fumbles; KD = Knock Downs"
Awards and records
Milestones
References
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