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EE All-Time Team

The greatest players to ever wear the Green and Gold! We’ve picked the best by the decade, now it’s your turn to choose the EE All-Time Team! The final results will be revealed in stadium on October 25 when the Elks take on the Argonauts!

 
2010s EE All-Decade Team
EDMONTON – It was a season of destiny that became a season of overcoming adversity. The 2015 season for Edmonton was always meant to be one of great promise. General Manager and 2000’s All-Decade Team player Ed Hervey had spent the last two seasons rebuilding the Double E’s roster into something special. In two years, he had turned the franchise’s fortunes on their head — going from a four-win team in 2013 to a 12-win team in 2014. Entering training camp in year three, the ...
 
2000s All-Decade Team
EDMONTON – For a certain generation of Double E fans, there may be no EE player more synonymous with the team, or more beloved than Ricky Ray. Over his nine seasons in Green and Gold, Ricky Ray threw a franchise record 210 touchdowns. Thirty-seven different players caught a TD pass from Ray. The QB’s top targets included All-Stars like Ed Hervey, Kamau Peterson, Fred Stamps as well as Terry Vaughn. And, of course, Jason Tucker. The Ray-Tucker connection produced more than 250 points ...
 
1990s EE All-Decade Team
EDMONTON – The 1990s were a continuation of the dominance started in the 1970s and peaking in the 1980s. The Green and Gold made the post season in every year of the decade, appearing in three Grey Cups but only winning once in 1993. The Esks won double-digit games in every season from 1990 to 1997, with 1999 being the only season the Double E finished with a sub .500 record. Quarterbacks were once again at the forefront of the team’s success. Tracy Ham started the decade as the ...
 
1980s EE All-Decade Team
EDMONTON – The 1980s was the era of championships in Edmonton. The City of Champions moniker was officially earned, with eight wins within the decade. The Green and Gold captured Grey Cup victories from 1980 to 1982, also winning the 1987 Grey Cup. Their local counterparts in the Edmonton Oilers were lifted to dominance by Wayne Gretzky and Mark Messier – winning the Stanley Cup in 1984, 1985, 1987, and 1988. The Double E were able to maintain their run of dominance in part to the personnel ...
 
1970s All-Decade Team
EDMONTON – From chumps to champions. The 1970s saw a change in the Green and Gold that would earn Edmonton the moniker ‘The City of Champions,’ and it was the men on the All-Decade team that would be responsible for the turnaround. The Green and Gold were well over a decade since their last Grey Cup victory at the start of the 70s and had barely survived a financial strife that nearly ended the club’s history before it could get started. However, under general manager Norm Kimball the ...
 
1960s All-Decade Team
EDMONTON – The 1960’s were lean years in Edmonton with the Green and Gold watching a golden era of players from the 1950’s reach the end of their illustrious careers. The holdovers from the Esks early glory years were still good enough to help the team compete for their lone Grey Cup of the decade in 1960. Edmonton would fall to the Ottawa Roughriders by a 16-6 score and it would be over a decade until the club won a playoff series or game, never mind compete in the CFL’s championship ...
 
1950's All-Decade Team
EDMONTON – The first of the Double E’s All-Decade Teams and the true founding of the Green and Gold. The 1950’s featured a much different style of game then the one you are used to watching on TSN every weekend. As much as the Canadian game is still influenced by it’s rugby roots, it was a much more hardnosed, run-oriented type game of in the ’50s. The lineups featured no wide receivers, plenty of running backs, and hardly anyone in the secondary. It was a far cry from the ...

VOTING HAS CLOSED! Be at the game on Oct. 25th to see the All-Time Team revealed live in stadium!