2004 Montreal Alouettes season

2004 Montreal Alouettes season
2004 Montreal Alouettes season
Head coach	Don Matthews
Home field	Molson Stadium
Results
Record	14–4
Division place	1st, East
Playoff finish	Lost East Final
Uniform
	← 2003; Alouettes seasons; 2005 →;

The 2004 Montreal Alouettes finished in first place in the East Division with a franchise record 14–4 record. The Alouettes appeared in the East Division final, but lost quarterback Anthony Calvillo to injury during the game, and with backup quarterback Ted White filling in for Calvillo for the remainder of the game, the Alouettes lost to the Toronto Argonauts.

Offseason

CFL draft

Round	Pick	Player	Position	School/Club Team
1	8	Alain Kashama	DL	Michigan
2	15	Ryan Jeffery	OL	Wilfrid Laurier
3	21	Josh Bourke	OL	Grand Valley State
3	25	O'Neil Wilson	WR	Connecticut
4	34	Rudy Hage	DE	Concordia
6	49	Landon White	DB	Alberta
6	51	Oliver Manigat	DB	Wilfrid Laurier

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Preseason

Week	Date	Opponent	Venue	Score	Result	Attendance	Record
B	June 3	at Ottawa Renegades	Frank Clair Stadium	28–24	Loss	21,542	0–1
C	June 9	Ottawa Renegades	Molson Stadium	38–10	Win	19,542	1–1

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Regular season

Season standings

East Division view talk edit
Team	GP	W	L	T	PF	PA	Pts
Montreal Alouettes	18	14	4	0	584	371	28	Details
Toronto Argonauts	18	10	7	1	422	414	21	Details
Hamilton Tiger-Cats	18	9	8	1	455	542	19	Details
Ottawa Renegades	18	5	13	0	401	560	10	Details

Season schedule

Week	Date	Opponent	Venue	Score	Result	Attendance	Record
1	June 19	Edmonton Eskimos	Molson Stadium	33–9	Win	20,202	1–0
2	June 27	Calgary Stampeders	McMahon Stadium	32–14	Win	30,207	2–0
3	July 3	Toronto Argonauts	SkyDome	19–9	Win	23,923	3–0
4	July 9	Ottawa Renegades	Molson Stadium	46–22	Win	20,202	4–0
5	July 15	Calgary Stampeders	Molson Stadium	42–23	Win	20,202	5–0
6	July 23	Hamilton Tiger-Cats	Ivor Wynne Stadium	34–13	Win	26,301	6–0
7	July 29	BC Lions	BC Place Stadium	32–9	Loss	23,788	6–1
8	Aug 5	Saskatchewan Roughriders	Molson Stadium	24–20	Win	20,202	7–1
9	Aug 12	Toronto Argonauts	Molson Stadium	22–10	Win	20,202	8–1
10	Bye
11	Aug 26	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	Canad Inns Stadium	29–13	Win	22,826	9–1
12	Sept 3	Ottawa Renegades	Frank Clair Stadium	23–16	Win	24,639	10–1
13	Sept 12	Hamilton Tiger-Cats	Molson Stadium	47–18	Win	20,202	11–1
14	Bye
15	Sept 25	Winnipeg Blue Bombers	Molson Stadium	47–25	Win	20,202	12–1
16	Oct 2	Saskatchewan Roughriders	Taylor Field	35–19	Loss	23,692	12–2
17	Oct 11	Edmonton Eskimos	Commonwealth Stadium	39–19	Loss	37,708	12–3
18	Oct 17	BC Lions	Molson Stadium	32–29	Loss	20,202	12–4
19	Oct 23	Ottawa Renegades	Olympic Stadium	52–21	Win	53,302	13–4
20	Oct 28	Toronto Argonauts	SkyDome	58–20	Win	31,212	14–4

Roster

Montreal Alouettes roster

Quarterbacks

Running backs

Receivers

Offensive linemen

Defensive linemen

Defensive backs

Special teams

Practice Roster

Playoffs

Scotiabank East Final

Team	Q1	Q2	Q3	Q4	Total
Toronto Argonauts	?	?	?	?	26
Montreal Alouettes	?	?	?	?	18

Awards

2004 CFL All-Star Selections

Ben Cahoon – Slotback
Uzooma Okeke – Offensive Tackle
Paul Lambert – Offensive Guard
Bryan Chiu – Centre
Anwar Stewart – Defensive End
Almondo Curry – Cornerback

2004 Intergold CFLPA All-Star Selections

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References

^ "Draft Tracker | Prospect Central | CFL.ca | Official Site of the Canadian Football League". Archived from the original on 2012-08-19. Retrieved 2010-01-17. 2004 CFL Canadian Draft
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^ "CFL.ca - Official Site of the Canadian Football League". Archived from the original on 2011-01-21. Retrieved 2011-02-01.

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[cfl.ca-1] "Draft Tracker | Prospect Central | CFL.ca | Official Site of the Canadian Football League". Archived from the original on 2012-08-19. Retrieved 2010-01-17. 2004 CFL Canadian Draft

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[3] "CFL.ca - Official Site of the Canadian Football League". Archived from the original on 2011-01-21. Retrieved 2011-02-01.

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