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Team Offence Records

Last Updated Thu, 02 Nov 2006 13:02:16 EDT

Most points scored
533 Edmonton Eskimos
430 Toronto Argonauts
410 Hamilton Tiger-Cats
374 Winnipeg Blue Bombers
321 Montreal Alouettes
242 Ottawa Rough Riders

Most points scored against
579 Edmonton
430 Winnipeg
426 Hamilton
387 Saskatchewan
310 Montreal
283 Toronto

Most touchdowns, Grey Cup
56 Edmonton Eskimos
Toronto Argonauts
46 Hamilton Tiger-Cats
41 Winnipeg Blue Bombers
35 Montreal Alouettes
32 Ottawa Rough Riders
24 Calgary Stampeders
21 Saskatchewan Roughriders

Most Points by a team in a single game
54 Queen's University vs. Regina, Dec. 1, 1923
50 Edmonton vs. Montreal, Nov. 24, 1956
Winnipeg vs. Edmonton, Nov. 25, 1990
48 Edmonton vs. Hamilton, Nov. 23, 1980

Most scored by both teams in a single game
83 Saskatchewan 43 vs. Hamilton 40, Nov. 26, 1989
80 Toronto 43 vs Edmonton 37 Nov. 24, 1996
77 Edmonton 50 vs. Montreal 27, Nov. 24, 1956
74 Edmonton 38 vs. Toronto 36, Nov. 29, 1987

Most points by one team in one quarter
28 Winnipeg vs. Edmonton. (3rd quarter), Nov. 25, 1990
27 Winnipeg vs. Hamilton (2nd quarter), Nov. 18, 1984
Toronto vs. Edmonton (2nd quarter), Nov. 24, 1996
Edmonton vs. Montreal (3rd quarter), Nov. 27, 2005
24 Toronto vs. Winnipeg. (4th quarter), Dec. 10, 1938

Most touchdowns by one team in one game
9 Queen's University vs. Regina., Dec. 1, 1923
7 Hamilton vs. Toronto, Nov. 29, 1913
Edmonton vs. Montreal, Nov. 24, 1956
6 Toronto vs. Winnipeg., Dec. 1, 1945
Edmonton vs. Hamilton., Nov. 23, 1980
Winnipeg vs. Edmonton., Nov. 25, 1990

Most touchdowns scored between two teams in one game
11 Edmonton - Montreal, Nov. 24, 1956
9 Queen's University - Regina, Dec. 1, 1923
Toronto - Edmonton, Nov. 24, 1996
8 9 teams tied with 8

Most plays from scrimmage
1,561 Edmonton Eskimos
1,350 Hamilton Tiger-Cats
1,047 Winnipeg Blue Bombers

Most offensive plays by one team in one game
121 Edmonton vs. Montreal, Nov. 24, 1956
105 Winnipeg vs. Hamilton, Dec. 2, 1961
103 Montreal vs. Edmonton, Nov. 24, 2002
100 Calgary vs. Toronto, Nov. 24, 1991

Most total yards
7,116 Edmonton
5,877 Hamilton
4,860 Montreal
4,560 Winnipeg

Most total yards by one team in one game
656 Montreal vs. Edmonton., Nov. 27, 1954
606 Edmonton vs. Hamilton, Nov. 23, 1980
566 Edmonton vs. Montreal, Nov. 26, 1955

Most field goals
37 Edmonton
27 Winnipeg
25 Hamilton
24 Montreal
Toronto

Fewest points by both teams in one game
7 Toronto - Sarnia, Dec. 9, 1933
Toronto - Winnipeg, Dec. 11, 1937
10 Ottawa - Balmy Beach, Nov. 30, 1940
13 Toronto RCAF - Winnipeg RCAF, Dec. 5, 1942
Montreal Navy - Hamilton Wildcats, Nov. 23, 1944
Toronto - Winnipeg, Nov. 25, 1950

Fewest points scored by a winning team
4 Toronto vs. Sarnia Dec. 9, 1933
Toronto vs. Winnipeg., Dec. 11, 1937
7 Montreal vs. Hamilton, Nov. 25, 1944

Fewest first downs by one team in one game
7 Montreal vs. Edmonton, Nov. 24, 2002
  Hamilton vs. Winnipeg, Nov. 27, 1965
Toronto vs. Calgary., Nov. 24, 1991
8 Calgary vs. Toronto, Nov. 28, 1971
Edmonton vs. Montreal, Nov. 24, 1974
9 Hamilton vs. Saskatchewan, Dec. 2, 1967
Edmonton vs. Montreal, Nov. 27, 1977

Fewest total yards by one team in one game
102 Edmonton vs. Montreal, Nov. 27, 1977
155 Edmonton vs. Montreal, Nov. 24, 1974
171 Hamilton vs. Winnipeg., Nov. 28, 1959

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