The Canadian Football League 2010s All-Decade Team is composed of outstanding performers in the Canadian Football League in the ten years spanning 2010–2019. This was the league's first-ever official All-Decade team, which was unveiled on November 19, 2020. The First and Second teams were decided through ballots cast by fans, a selection committee, and a media panel.[1][2]
The team
Note 1: Only teams for which a player played in a game from 2010 to 2019 are listed. Teams with whom a player signed but never played or for whom he played only prior to 2010 or after 2019 are not listed.
Offence
| Position |
First-Team |
CFL Status |
Second-Team |
CFL Status |
| Quarterback |
Bo Levi Mitchell (Calgary) |
American |
Ricky Ray^ (Edmonton, Toronto) |
American |
| Running back |
Andrew Harris (BC, Winnipeg) |
National |
Jon Cornish^ (Calgary) |
National |
| Receiver |
S.J. Green^ (Montreal, Toronto) |
American |
Greg Ellingson (Hamilton, Ottawa, Edmonton) |
American |
| Adarius Bowman (Winnipeg, Edmonton, Montreal) |
American |
Brandon Banks^ (Hamilton) |
American |
| Weston Dressler^ (Saskatchewan, Winnipeg) |
American |
Fred Stamps (Edmonton, Montreal) |
American |
| Emmanuel Arceneaux (BC, Saskatchewan) |
American |
Derel Walker (Edmonton, Toronto) |
American |
| Nik Lewis^ (Calgary, Montreal) |
American |
Bryan Burnham (BC) |
American |
| Centre |
Jon Gott (Calgary, Ottawa) |
National |
Luc Brodeur-Jourdain (Montreal) |
National |
| Offensive tackle |
Stanley Bryant (Calgary, Winnipeg) |
American |
Chris Van Zeyl (Toronto, Hamilton) |
National |
| Jovan Olafioye^ (BC, Montreal) |
American |
Derek Dennis (Calgary, Saskatchewan) |
American |
| Offensive guard |
Brendon LaBatte (Winnipeg, Saskatchewan) |
National |
Scott Flory^ (Montreal Alouettes) |
National |
| Ryan Bomben (Montreal, Hamilton, Toronto) |
National |
Matt O'Donnell (Edmonton) |
National |
Defence
| Position |
First-Team |
CFL Status |
Second-Team |
CFL Status |
| Defensive end |
Charleston Hughes (Calgary, Saskatchewan) |
American |
Willie Jefferson (Edmonton, Saskatchewan, Winnipeg) |
American |
| John Bowman (Canadian football)^ (Montreal) |
American |
Odell Willis (Winnipeg, Saskatchewan, Edmonton, BC) |
American |
| Defensive tackle |
Almondo Sewell (Edmonton) |
Global |
Micah Johnson (Calgary, Saskatchewan) |
American |
| Ted Laurent (Edmonton, Hamilton) |
National |
Eddie Steele (Hamilton, Edmonton, Saskatchewan) |
National |
| Linebacker |
Solomon Elimimian^ (BC, Saskatchewan) |
Global |
Alex Singleton (Calgary) |
National |
| Adam Bighill (BC, Winnipeg) |
American |
Henoc Muamba (Winnipeg, Montreal, Saskatchewan) |
Global |
| Chip Cox^ (Montreal) |
American |
Simoni Lawrence (Edmonton, Hamilton) |
American |
| Defensive back |
Jovon Johnson (Winnipeg, Ottawa, Montreal, Saskatchewan) |
American |
Ed Gainey (Canadian football) (Montreal, Hamilton, Saskatchewan) |
American |
| Ryan Phillips (BC, Montreal) |
American |
Keon Raymond (Calgary, Toronto, Hamilton) |
American |
| Delvin Breaux (Hamilton) |
American |
Jamar Wall (Calgary) |
American |
| Brandon Smith (Calgary) |
American |
Patrick Watkins (Toronto, Edmonton) |
American |
| Safety |
Craig Butler (Saskatchewan, Hamilton) |
National |
Tyron Brackenridge (Saskatchewan) |
American |