CFL 1982: Edmonton at Toronto (part 4)

The Toronto Argonauts defeated the Edmonton Eskimos 30-22 in an August 1982 game at Exhibition Stadium in Toronto. The game was seen as the first solid evidence that the Argos and their new run-and-shoot offence were for real after a decade in the wilderness. The Eskimos were four-time Grey Cup champions (and would go on to win their fifth in a row later that year) and featured the great Warren Moon at quarterback. Toronto was led by quarterback Condredge Holloway, receiver Terry Greer and, in this game, a superb performance by their defensive line.

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Sports

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• CFL
• Canadian Football League
• Toronto Argonauts
• Argos
• Edmonton Eskimos
• Esks
• Condredge Holloway
• Warren Moon
• Terry Greer
• run-and-shoot offence

[Will87]

@WatchVenusSpa Greer played for the 49ers in the late 1980's, but as you probably know that team was relatively stacked at WR.

[WatchVenusSpa]

How did Terry Greer never make it in the NFL? He had the speed and he had the size to be a solid pro in the NFL.

[hockeyzombies]

John Wells is the play by play guy. He was the second team CBC guy in the early 80s and eventually went to TSN where he was a play by play guy for years. His dad was Cactus Jack Wells who was a famous Winnipeg Blue Bombers announcer.

[IowaRocker1]

Who the PBP guy here?