Stamps Make Their Way to Montreal
CFL Calgary Stampeders

Stamps Make Their Way to Montreal

Published on September 24, 2025 under Canadian Football League (CFL)
Calgary Stampeders News Release


The Calgary Stampeders begin a string of three consecutive road games with a visit to Percival Molson Memorial Stadium and a Friday-night matchup with the Montreal Alouettes. Kickoff is at 5 p.m. MDT.

The Stamps and Alouettes occupy second place in their respective divisions heading into Week 17. Calgary (8-5) trails the first-place Saskatchewan Roughriders by four points in the West and leads Winnipeg and BC - co-holders of third spot - by two points with the Stamps holding a game in hand on both clubs. Montreal is four points back of East frontrunner Hamilton and four points ahead of third-place Toronto.

Friday's contest represents the second and final meeting of the 2025 regular season between the Stamps and Alouettes. Montreal was a 23-21 winner at McMahon Stadium in Week 8 thanks to a late 58-yard field goal by José Maltos Diaz.

Calgary running back Dedrick Mills, who had a pair of rushing touchdowns in the first meeting with Montreal, needs 46 rushing yards to achieve the first 1,000-yard season of his career. He heads into Week 17 trailing BC's James Butler by 35 yards for the league lead.

The Stamps are coming off a 52-23 home-field loss to BC while the Alouettes were 21-19 winners in Toronto in Week 16 action.

Calgary is 3-2 on the road this season and 2-3 against East Division opponents. Montreal is 2-5 at home and 3-5 against the West.

Leading into the National Day for Truth and Reconciliation of Sept. 30, the Stampeders and Alouettes will both be wearing orange jerseys during the pre-game warmup.

The Stamps' upcoming schedule features visits to Vancouver on Oct. 4 and to Hamilton on Oct. 11 before returning to McMahon Stadium on Oct. 18 to face the Toronto Argonauts.




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