The 2011 Calgary Stampeders season was the 54th season for the team in the Canadian Football League (CFL) and their 73rd overall. The Stampeders finished in third place in the West Division with an 11–7 record and lost the West Semi-Final game to the Edmonton Eskimos.

Offseason

CFL draft The 2011 CFL draft took place on Sunday, May 8, 2011.http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=188882771141305 The Stampeders had six selections in the draft, with the first coming in the third spot overall, after trading their sixth overall pick to the BC Lions. Through the trade, Calgary was able to select local star receiver Anthony Parker with their first pick, who was ranked as the number one receiver available in the draft. The Stampeders also selected Ottawa Quarterback Brad Sinopoli, who had been discussed as the best non-import QB to be available in a long time.https://www.cfl.ca/article/stamps-pick-local-product-anthony-parker Stamps pick local product Anthony Parker

Round Pick Player Position School/Club team 1 3 Anthony Parker WR Calgary 2 9 Junior Turner DL Bishop's 4 26 Akwasi Antwi DL Mount Allison 4 29 Brad Sinopoli QB Ottawa 5 34 Matt Walter RB Calgary 6 45 Jared Manchulenko TE Concordia

Preseason Week Date Opponent Score Result Attendance Record A Wed, June 15 vs. BC Lions 24–0 Loss 8,235 0–1 B Fri, June 24 at Edmonton Eskimos 37–22 Win 32,796 1–1

Regular season

Season standings

Season schedule The September 25 game against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats was played in Moncton, New Brunswick as a part of the Touchdown Atlantic series. Week Date Opponent Score Result Attendance Record 1 Fri, July 1 vs. Toronto Argonauts 23–21 Loss 27,428 0–1 2 Fri, July 8 at BC Lions 34–32 Win 22,738 1–1 3 Thur, July 14 at Winnipeg Blue Bombers 21–20 Win 27,890 2–1 4 Sat, July 23 vs. Edmonton Eskimos 24–19 Loss 29,910 2–2 5 Sat, July 30 at Saskatchewan Roughriders 22–18 Win 30,048 3–2 6 Sat, Aug 6 vs. Hamilton Tiger-Cats 32–20 Win 29,307 4–2 7 Fri, Aug 12 at Saskatchewan Roughriders 45–35 Win 30,048 5–2 8 Bye 5–2 9 Sat, Aug 27 vs. Montreal Alouettes 38–31 Win 30,386 6–2 10 Mon, Sept 5 vs. Edmonton Eskimos 35–7 Loss 35,650 6–3 11 Fri, Sept 9 at Edmonton Eskimos 30–20 Win 45,672 7–3 12 Sat, Sept 17 vs. BC Lions 32–19 Loss 29,929 7–4 13 Sun, Sept 25 at Hamilton Tiger-Cats 55–36 Loss 20,153 7–5 14 Sat, Oct 1 vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders 40–3 Win 33,469 8–5 15 Sat, Oct 8 at BC Lions 33–31 Loss 30,622 8–6 16 Fri, Oct 14 at Toronto Argonauts 31–29 Loss 18,720 8–7 17 Fri, Oct 21 vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders 25–13 Win 29,698 9–7 18 Sun, Oct 30 at Montreal Alouettes 32–27 Win 24,051 10–7 19 Sat, Nov 5 vs. Winnipeg Blue Bombers 30–24 Win 29,076 11–7

Roster 2011 Calgary Stampeders final roster Quarterbacks

Running backs

Receivers

Offensive linemen T G/C T C G G/T

Defensive linemen DT DT DE DE DE DT Linebackers

Defensive backs

Special teams LS P K

Reserve roster WR SB T

Practice Roster DB DT LB DE WR T QB DB LB Injured list T DT G/DT DB DT K G RB FB

Suspended OL DE

Italics indicate American player

Roster updated 2026-04-30

Coaching staff 2011 Calgary Stampeders staff Front office President and coo – Lyle Bauer General manager – John Hufnagel Director of player personnel – John Murphy Director of football operations – Michael Petrie Director of football administration – Jane Mawby Player personnel and football operations assistant director – Chris Jones

Head coaches Head coach – John Hufnagel

Offensive coaches Offensive coordinator – Dave Dickenson Running backs – Mike Gibson Receivers – Pete Costanza Offensive line – Kris Sweet Defensive coaches Defensive coordinator – Chris Jones Defensive line – Cornell Brown Linebackers – Brent Monson Defensive backs – Tony Missick

Special teams coaches Special teams coordinator – Mark Kilam

Strength and conditioning Strength and conditioning trainer – Brent Monson

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Playoffs

Schedule Game Date Time Opponent Score Result Attendance West Semi-Final Nov 13 2:30 PM MST at Edmonton Eskimos 33–19 Loss 30,183

Bracket

West Semi-Final

References