PLAYING CAREER
BC LIONS    1991-1995
EDMONTON ESKIMOS    1996-1997
HAMILTON TIGER-CATS    1998-2002

AWARDS AND HONOURS
ALL-EASTERN SLOTBACK    1998, 1999
ALL-WESTERN WIDE RECEIVER    1992
ALL-WESTERN SLOTBACK    1994, 1996, 1997
ALL-CANADIAN SLOTBACK    1996, 1997, 1999

GREY CUP PARTICIPATION     1994, 1996, 1998, 1999
GREY CUP WINNING TEAMS    1994, 1999

A BOSTON COLLEGE PRODUCT, DARREN FLUTIE JOINED THE BC LIONS MIDWAY THROUGH THE 1991 SEASON AFTER 2 ½ YEARS IN THE NATIONAL FOOTBALL LEAGUE.

DURING HIS FIVE YEARS IN BC, FLUTIE EXCEEDED THE THOUSAND YARD RECEIVING MARK THREE TIMES WITH HIS BEST SEASON COMING IN 1994 WHEN HE CAUGHT 111 PASSES FOR 1,731 YARDS. AS A LION, FLUTIE WAS NAMED ALL-WESTERN IN 1992 AND 1994 AND WAS A MEMBER OF BC’S 1994 GREY CUP CHAMPIONSHIP TEAM.

IN 1996, FLUTIE SIGNED WITH THE EDMONTON ESKIMOS TO KEEP PLAYING WITH THE QUARTERBACK WITH WHOM HE ENJOYED MOST OF HIS SUCCESS, DANNY MCMANUS. WHILE IN EDMONTON, FLUTIE GAINED MORE THAN 1,300 YARDS RECEIVING DURING HIS TWO SEASONS AND WAS A MEMBER OF EDMONTON’S 1996 GREY CUP TEAM. IN 1998, FLUTIE AND MCMANUS TOOK THEIR ACT TO HAMILTON. AS A TIGER-CAT, FLUTIE WAS A MEMBER OF HAMILTON’S 1999 GREY CUP CHAMPIONSHIP SQUAD.

DARREN FLUTIE PLAYED IN 193 REGULAR SEASON GAMES, CATHCHING 972 PASSES FOR 14,359 YARDS AND 66 TOUCHDOWNS. HE ALSO PLAYED IN 14 PLAYOFF AND GREY CUP GAMES, WHERE HE CAUGHT 75 PASSES FOR 1,500 YARDS AND 11 TOUCHDOWNS. ON OCTOBER 14, 2002 HE BECAME THE CFL’S ALL-TIME PASS RECEPTIONS LEADER. HE RETIRED FROM THE CFL FOLLOWING THE 2002.

INDUCTED 2007 - PLAYER

Class of 2007 Greg Battle, Dave "Tuffy" Knight, Rocco Romano, Pierre Vercheval