| 1984 Calgary Stampeders season |
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| Head coach |
Steve Buratto |
| Home field |
McMahon Stadium |
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| Results |
| Record |
6–10–0 |
| Division place |
5th, West |
| Playoff finish |
did not qualify |
| Timeline |
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The 1984 Calgary Stampeders finished in 5th place in the West Division with a 6–10–0 record and failed to make the playoffs.
Regular season [edit]
Season Standings [edit]
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Season schedule [edit]
| Date |
Opponent |
Score |
Result |
| June 29 |
vs. Winnipeg Blue Bombers |
24–17 |
Win |
| July 7 |
at Ottawa Rough Riders |
17–16 |
Loss |
| July 13 |
at Edmonton Eskimos |
40–13 |
Loss |
| July 20 |
vs. Hamilton Tiger-Cats |
23–18 |
Win |
| July 27 |
vs. Toronto Argonauts |
43–17 |
Loss |
| August 4 |
at Montreal Concordes |
28–14 |
Loss |
| August 19 |
vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders |
32–11 |
Win |
| August 25 |
at BC Lions |
15–4 |
Loss |
| September 3 |
vs. Edmonton Eskimos |
30–28 |
Loss |
| September 9 |
at Saskatchewan Roughriders |
32–18 |
Win |
| September 14 |
vs. Ottawa Rough Riders |
23–21 |
Win |
| September 23 |
at Hamilton Tiger-Cats |
29–26 |
Loss |
| September 29 |
vs. Montreal Concordes |
27–13 |
Loss |
| October 8 |
at Winnipeg Blue Bombers |
46–8 |
Loss |
| October 14 |
at Toronto Argonauts |
28–24 |
Win |
| October 20 |
vs. BC Lions |
41–13 |
Loss |
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Awards and records [edit]
1984 CFL All-Stars [edit]
References [edit]
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