2018 Hamilton Tiger-Cats season














































2018 Hamilton Tiger-Cats season
Head coach June Jones
General manager Eric Tillman
Home field Tim Hortons Field
Results
Record 8–10
Division place 2nd, East
Playoff finish Lost East Final
Team MOP
 Jeremiah Masoli
Team MOC
 Ted Laurent
Team MOR
 Darius Ciraco
Uniform
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The 2018 Hamilton Tiger-Cats season was the 61st season for the team in the Canadian Football League and their 69th overall. The Tiger-Cats improved upon their 6–12 record from 2017 and clinched a playoff berth and home playoff date during their bye in week 17 following the Montreal Alouettes' loss to the Calgary Stampeders. After defeating the BC Lions in the East Semi-Final, the Tiger-Cats lost to the Ottawa Redblacks in the East Final. This was the third season under general manager Eric Tillman and first full season under head coach June Jones following his interim role the year before.




Contents






  • 1 Offseason


    • 1.1 Notable signings


    • 1.2 CFL Draft




  • 2 Preseason


    • 2.1 Schedule


    • 2.2 Game summaries


      • 2.2.1 Toronto


      • 2.2.2 at Montreal






  • 3 Regular season


    • 3.1 Season Standings


    • 3.2 Season Schedule




  • 4 Post-season


    • 4.1 Schedule




  • 5 Team


    • 5.1 Roster


    • 5.2 Coaching staff




  • 6 References





Offseason



Notable signings


During the offseason, the Tiger-Cats signed controversial free agent quarterback Johnny Manziel, who played two seasons with the Cleveland Browns in the National Football League (NFL) before being released in 2015 for incidents on and off the field. The Manziel signing was part of a tumultuous negotiation process that lasted over a year.[1]



CFL Draft


The 2018 CFL Draft took place on May 3, 2018.[2] The Tiger-Cats held the first overall draft pick following a trade with the Montreal Alouettes and selected wide receiver Mark Chapman with that pick. This was the first time since the 2013 CFL Draft that they selected first overall.[3] In total, the team had nine selections in the eight-round draft, including four picks in the first 15 selections after trading John Chick to the Edmonton Eskimos and Zach Collaros to the Saskatchewan Roughriders.[4][5]









































































Round
 Pick
 Player
 Position
 School/Club Team
1
1
 Mark Chapman WR
Central Michigan
1
6
 Darius Ciraco OL
Calgary
2
11
 Jackson Bennett DB
Ottawa
2
15
 Brett Wade DL Calgary
4
31
 Marcus Davis WR
British Columbia
5
37
 Justin Buren WR
Simon Fraser
6
44
 Michael Moore LB
Queen's
8
62
 Joel Van Pelt DL Calgary
8
66
 Nicholas Parisotto DB
Guelph


Preseason



Schedule














































Week
 Date
 Kickoff
 Opponent
 Results
 TV
 Venue
 Attendance
 Summary
Score
 Record

A
Bye

B
 Fri, June 1
 7:30 p.m. EDT
Toronto Argonauts
L 18–36
 0–1
TSN
Tim Hortons Field
 NA
Recap

C
 Sat, June 9
 12:00 p.m. EDT
 @ Montreal Alouettes
W 30–15
 1–1
 TSN/RDS
Molson Stadium
 12,325
Recap

[6][7]



Game summaries



Toronto




Preseason Week Two – Toronto at Hamilton


























1 2 3 4 Total
Argonauts 10 16 7 3 36
Tiger-Cats 0 6 7 5 18

at Tim Hortons Field • Hamilton, Ontario




  • Date: Friday, June 1, 2018


  • Game time: 7:30 p.m. EDT


  • TV: TSN

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Game information













at Montreal




Preseason Week Three – Hamilton at Montreal


























1 2 3 4 Total
Tiger-Cats 0 7 6 17 30
Alouettes 13 1 0 1 15

at Tim Hortons Field • Hamilton, Ontario




  • Date: Saturday, June 9, 2018


  • Game time: 12:00 p.m. EDT


  • TV: TSN/RDS

  • Source






Regular season



Season Standings







































































East Division

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Team
GP
W
L
T
Pts
PF
PA
Div
Stk
Y–Ottawa Redblacks 18 11 7 0 22 464 420 6–2 W3
Details
X–Hamilton Tiger-Cats 18 8 10 0 16 513 456 4–4 L3
Details
Montreal Alouettes 18 5 13 0 10 345 512 4–4 W2
Details
Toronto Argonauts 18 4 14 0 8 369 560 2–6 L2
Details


Season Schedule









































































































































































































































































Week
 Game
 Date
 Kickoff
 Opponent
 Results
 TV
 Venue
 Attendance
 Summary
Score
 Record

1
1
 Sat, June 16
 7:00 p.m. EDT
 @ Calgary Stampeders
L 14–28
 0–1
TSN/ESPN2
McMahon Stadium
 23,717
Recap

2
2
 Fri, June 22
 10:00 p.m. EDT
 @ Edmonton Eskimos
W 38–21
 1–1
 TSN
Commonwealth Stadium
 31,334
Recap

3
3
 Fri, June 29
 7:00 p.m. EDT
Winnipeg Blue Bombers
W 31–17
 2–1
 TSN/RDS/ESPN2
Tim Hortons Field
 23,721
Recap

4
4
 Thurs, July 5
 9:00 p.m. EDT
 @ Saskatchewan Roughriders
L 13–18
 2–2
 TSN
Mosaic Stadium
 30,594
Recap

5
Bye

6
5
 Thurs, July 19
 7:30 p.m. EDT
 Saskatchewan Roughriders
L 20–31
 2–3
 TSN/RDS
 Tim Hortons Field
 23,346
Recap

7
6
 Sat, July 28
 4:00 p.m. EDT
Ottawa Redblacks
L 15–21
 2–4
 TSN/RDS2/ESPN2
 Tim Hortons Field
 23,381
Recap

8
7
 Fri, Aug 3
 7:30 p.m. EDT
 @ Montreal Alouettes
W 50–11
 3–4
 TSN/RDS/ESPN2
Molson Stadium
 18,576
Recap

9
8
 Fri, Aug 10
 8:30 p.m. EDT
 @ Winnipeg Blue Bombers
L 23–29
 3–5
 TSN/RDS
Investors Group Field
 26,454
Recap

10
Bye

11
9
 Thu, Aug 23
 7:30 p.m. EDT
 Edmonton Eskimos
W 25–24
 4–5
 TSN/RDS
 Tim Hortons Field
 23,281
Recap

12
10
Mon, Sept 3
 6:30 p.m. EDT
Toronto Argonauts
W 42–28
 5–5
 TSN
 Tim Hortons Field
 24,221
Recap

13
11
 Sat, Sept 8
 1:00 p.m. EDT
 @ Toronto Argonauts
W 36–25
 6–5
 TSN
BMO Field
 15,702
Recap

14
12
 Sat, Sept 15
 4:00 p.m. EDT
 Calgary Stampeders
L 28–43
 6–6
 TSN/RDS
 Tim Hortons Field
 23,428
Recap

15
13
 Sat, Sept 22
 10:00 p.m. EDT
 @ BC Lions
L 32–35 (2OT)
 6–7
 TSN
BC Place
 18,794
Recap

16
14
 Sat, Sept 29
 4:00 p.m. EDT
 BC Lions
W 40–10
 7–7
 TSN
 Tim Hortons Field
 23,623
Recap

17
Bye

18
15
 Fri, Oct 12
 7:30 p.m. EDT
 @ Toronto Argonauts
W 34–20
 8–7
 TSN
 BMO Field
 14,184
Recap

19
16
 Fri, Oct 19
 7:00 p.m. EDT
 @ Ottawa Redblacks
L 31–35
 8–8
 TSN/RDS2
TD Place Stadium
 23,534
Recap

20
17
 Sat, Oct 27
 4:00 p.m. EDT
 Ottawa Redblacks
L 13–30
 8–9
 TSN/RDS
 Tim Hortons Field
 23,329
Recap

21
18
 Sat, Nov 3
 7:00 p.m. EDT
 Montreal Alouettes
L 28–30
 8–10
 TSN/RDS
 Tim Hortons Field
 23,381
Recap

[6]



Post-season



Schedule










































Game
 Date
 Kickoff
 Opponent
 Results
 TV
 Venue
 Attendance
 Summary
Score
 Record

East Semi-Final
 Sun, Nov 11
 1:00 p.m. EST
 BC Lions
 W 48–8
 1–0
 TSN/RDS/ESPNews
Tim Hortons Field
 23,911
Recap

East Final
 Sun, Nov 18
 1:00 p.m. EST
 @ Ottawa Redblacks
 L 27–46
 1–1
 TSN/RDS/ESPNews
TD Place Stadium
 24,108
Recap

[6]



Team



Roster















Hamilton Tiger-Cats roster

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Quarterbacks


  •  9 Dane Evans


  •  8 Jeremiah Masoli


  • 18 Bryant Moniz


Running backs




  • 15 Alex Green


  • 31 Sean Thomas Erlington


  • 27 Mercer Timmis


  • 28 John White IV


Receivers




  • 86 Bralon Addison


  • 82 Justin Buren


  • 81 Felix Faubert-Lussier


  • 12 Mike Jones


  •  3 Marquay McDaniel


  • 14 Terrell Sinkfield, Jr.


  • 17 Luke Tasker

Offensive Linemen


  • 60 Darius Ciraco


  • 51 Mike Filer


  • 52 Mathieu Girard


  • 61 Ryker Mathews


  • 63 Kelvin Palmer


  • 57 Brandon Revenberg


  • 63 Landon Rice


Defensive Linemen




  • 94 Justin Capicciotti DE


  • 95 Julian Howsare DE


  • 97 Ted Laurent DT


  • 93 Connor McGough DE


  • 96 Jason Neill DT


  •  5 Adrian Tracy DE


  • 49 Nikita Whitlock DT/RB

Linebackers


  • 33 Terrell Davis


  • 11 Larry Dean


  • 21 Simoni Lawrence


  • 44 Curtis Newton


  • 43 Lucas Wacha


Defensive Backs




  • 29 Jackson Bennett


  • 24 Delvin Breaux


  • 26 Cariel Brooks


  • 20 Mariel Cooper


  • 35 Mike Daly


  •  6 Josh Johnson


  • 30 Jonathan Langa


  •  4 Richard Leonard


  • 22 Courtney Stephen


  •  1 Don Unamba


  • 37 Frankie Williams


Special Teams




  • 47 Aaron Crawford LS


  • 70 Lirim Hajrullahu P/K

1-Game injured list


  • 16 Brandon Banks WR


  • 58 Avery Jordan OL


  • 59 Kay Okafor OL


  • 25 Jumal Rolle DB


  • 90 Brett Wade DT


  • 53 Everton Williams OL


6-Game injured list




  •  7 Shamawd Chambers WR


  • 65 Brett Golding OL


  • 19 John Green DB


  • 13 Jalen Saunders WR


  • 23 Nicholas Shortill LB


  • 80 Terrence Toliver WR


  • 92 Justin Vaughn DT


  • 55 Jamaal Westerman DE


  •  2 Chris Williams WR


Practice squad




  • 84 John Diarse WR


  • 69 Isame Faciane OL


  • 42 Dillon Grondin LB


  • 85 Rashad Lawrence WR


  •  0 D.J. May LB


  • 36 Nicholas Parisotto DB


  • 91 Bobby Richardson DT



Italics indicate International player
Roster updated 2018-11-17
Depth Chart • Transactions
46 Roster, 6 one-game injured
9 six-game injured, 7 practice


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Coaching staff













Hamilton Tiger-Cats Staff

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Front Office

  • Caretaker – Bob Young

  • Chief Executive Officer – Scott Mitchell

  • President and Chief Operating Officer - Matt Afinec

  • General Manager – Eric Tillman

  • Assistant GM/Director of Football Operations – Shawn Burke

  • Assistant GM/Director of Canadian Scouting – Drew Allemang

  • Consultant – Kent Austin

  • Scouting Coordinator – Rich Massaro

  • Video Co-ordinator – Matt Allemang


Head Coach



  • Head Coach – June Jones

  • Assistant Head Coach – Orlondo Steinauer


Offensive Coaches



  • Assistant Offensive Coordinator & Running Backs – Corey Grant

  • Offensive Line – Dennis McKnight

  • Quarterbacks – Dan Morrison

  • Assistant Wide Receivers & Offensive Quality Control – Jarryd Baines


  

Defensive Coaches



  • Defensive Coordinator – Jerry Glanville

  • Linebackers – Robert Lyles

  • Defensive Line – Dennis McPhee

  • Defensive Backs – William Fields

  • Defensive Assistant – Craig Butler


Special Teams Coaches



  • Special Teams Coordinator – Frank Gansz

  • Special Teams Assistant – Craig Butler


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References





  1. ^ Ticats confirm Manziel signing; Johnny touches down in Hamilton


  2. ^ CFL draft date announced


  3. ^ Ticats acquire first overall pick in major trade with Als


  4. ^ Riders acquire Zach Collaros from Ti-Cats


  5. ^ Eskimos land John Chick in trade with Ticats


  6. ^ abc 2018 Schedule


  7. ^ 2018 Pre-season schedule












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