Team Records - Scoring

Highest Shutout, Regular Season:

56-0 - Winnipeg (vs. Saskatchewan, July 5, 1986)
55-0 - Edmonton (vs. Saskatchewan, Aug. 24, 1959)
53-0 - Toronto (vs. Winnipeg, Oct 8, 1967)

Most Shutouts, Regular Season:

3 - Calgary Stampeders (1967, 1954, 1948, 1946)
3 - Edmonton Eskimos (1957, 1955)
3 - Saskatchewan Roughriders (1949)

Most Times Shutout, Regular Season:

4 - British Columbia Lions (1954)
4 - Saskatchewan Roughriders (1946)
3 - Winnipeg Blue Bombers (1949)

Highest Average Points per Game, by Year, Regular Season:

64.2 - 1991
61.9 - 1990
57.7 - 2000

Highest Average Points per Game, by Team, Regular Season:

38.8 - Calgary (1994)
38.3 - Toronto (1990)
37.3 - Edmonton (1991)

Most Points Scored, Regular Season:

698 - Calgary (1994)
689 - Toronto (1990)
671 - Edmonton (1991)

Fewest Points Against, (minimum 14 games) Regular Season:

77 - Calgary (1949)
102 - Saskatchewan (1949)
117 - Edmonton (1955)

Most Points Against, Regular Season:

710 - Saskatchewan (1991)
685 - Ottawa (1995)
667 - B.C. (1992)

Most Points Scored By One Team, Regular Season Game:

82-14 - Montreal (vs. Hamilton, Oct. 20, 1956)
70-18 - Toronto (vs. Calgary, Sept. 20, 1990)
68-43 - Toronto (vs. B.C., Sept. 1, 1990)

Most Points Scored, Both Teams, Regular Season Game:

111 - Toronto (68) vs. B.C. (43) (Sept. 1, 1990)
106 - Edmonton (52) vs. Saskatchewan (54) (Oct. 28, 2000)
104 - Ottawa (54) vs. Las Vegas (50) (Sept. 3, 1994)
104 - Saskatchewan (52) vs. Calgary (52) (July 28, 2000)

Most Points Scored, One Quarter, Regular Season:

38 - Edmonton, 2nd Qtr. (vs. Montreal, Sept. 26, 1981)
38 - Hamilton, 2nd Qtr. (at Toronto, Nov. 8, 1992)
35 - B.C., 4th Qtr. (at Saskatchewan, Oct. 19, 1959)
35 - Toronto, 4th Qtr. (vs. Montreal, Oct. 30, 1960)
35 - Calgary, 2nd Qtr. (at Ottawa, July 13, 1995)

Most Points Scored, One Quarter, Both Teams, Regular Season:

50 - Toronto (27) vs. B.C. (23), 2nd Qtr. (Sept. 1, 1990)
47 - Winnipeg (23) at Edmonton (24), 4th Qtr. (July 21, 2000)
45 - Winnipeg (24) vs. Ottawa (21), 4th Qtr. (Aug. 11, 1994)