1985 Winnipeg Blue Bombers season
Head Coach Cal Murphy
Home Field Winnipeg Stadium
Results
Record 12–4
Place 2nd, West
Playoff Finish Lost West Final
Timeline
Previous season
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1984
1986
The 1985 Winnipeg Blue Bombers BC Lions in the West Final for the third straight year. Despite winning both regular season meetings against the Lions, they lost the game 42–22, ending their hopes of repeating as Grey Cup champions.
Offseason [ ] CFL Draft [ ]
Rd
Pick
Player
Position
School
Preseason [ ]
Week
Date
Opponent
Score
Result
Record
A
June 10
vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders
9–7
Loss
0–1
B
June 16
vs. Calgary Stampeders
18–10
Loss
0–2
C
June 21
at BC Lions
28–18
Win
1–2
D
June 24
at Edmonton Eskimos
22–7
Win
2–2
Regular season [ ] Standings [ ] Schedule [ ]
Week
Date
Opponent
Score
Result
Record
1
July 4
at Montreal Concordes
34–18
Loss
0–1
2
July 11
vs. Hamilton Tiger-Cats
16–11
Win
1–1
3
July 20
vs. Toronto Argonauts
28–27
Win
2–1
4
July 25
at Edmonton Eskimos
25–23
Loss
2–2
5
Aug 8
vs. Ottawa Rough Riders
58–15
Win
3–2
6
Aug 18
at Hamilton Tiger-Cats
28–10
Win
4–2
7
Aug 25
vs. Calgary Stampeders
43–6
Win
5–2
8
Sept 1
at Saskatchewan Roughriders
18–10
Win
6–2
9
Sept 7
at Ottawa Rough Riders
42–14
Win
7–2
10
Sept 13
vs. Montreal Concordes
24–0
Win
8–2
11
Sept 22
vs. Saskatchewan Roughriders
49–3
Win
9–2
12
Sept 27
at Toronto Argonauts
27–24
Loss
9–3
13
Oct 6
vs. BC Lions
33–26
Win
10–3
14
Oct 11
at BC Lions
31–10
Win
11–3
15
Oct 18
vs. Edmonton Eskimos
37–18
Loss
11–4
16
Oct 25
at Calgary Stampeders
47–4
Win
12–4
Playoffs [ ] West Semi-Final [ ] West Final [ ] Awards [ ] 1985 CFL All-Stars [ ] References [ ]
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