1979 CFL Draft

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The 1979 CFL Draft composed of seven rounds where 81 Canadian football players were chosen from eligible Canadian universities and Canadian players playing in the NCAA. A total of 18 players were selected as territorial exemptions, with all nine teams making at least one selection in this stage of the draft.

Territorial exemptions[]

Toronto Argonauts Mike McTague WR North Dakota State

Saskatchewan Roughriders Al Johns DT Pacific University

Saskatchewan Roughriders Tim Hook G Montana

British Columbia Lions Nick Hebeler DT Simon Fraser

British Columbia Lions Ron Morehouse LB San Diego State

Hamilton Tiger-Cats John Priestner LB Western Ontario

Hamilton Tiger-Cats Jim Reid TB Wilfrid Laurier

Winnipeg Blue Bombers Rick Chernoff TE Manitoba

Winnipeg Blue Bombers Bill Yaworsky DE Manitoba

Ottawa Rough Riders Malcolm Inglis OT Carleton

Ottawa Rough Riders Pat Stoqua DB Carleton

Calgary Stampeders Tom Krebs G Utah

Calgary Stampeders Doug Battershill DB Weber State

Calgary Stampeders FB Drake

Montreal Alouettes Nick Arakgi TE Bishop's

Montreal Alouettes Phil Colwell TB Wilfrid Laurier

Edmonton Eskimos Marco Cyncar DB Alberta

Edmonton Eskimos Kerry O'Connor TB Alberta

1st round[]

1. Toronto Argonauts Kevin Powell OT Utah State

2. Saskatchewan Roughriders DB British Columbia

3. British Columbia Lions TB California State

4. Saskatchewan Roughriders OT Simon Fraser

5. Winnipeg Blue Bombers Rick House TB Simon Fraser

6. Ottawa Rough Riders LB Montana

7. Calgary Stampeders WR Calgary

8. Calgary Stampeders LB Saskatchewan

9. Edmonton Eskimos TE Calgary

2nd Round[]

10. Toronto Argonauts TB Simon Fraser

11. Saskatchewan Roughriders DB British Columbia

12. British Columbia Lions DB Western Ontario

13. Hamilton Tiger-Cats DB Wilfrid Laurier

14. Winnipeg Blue Bombers TE Simon Fraser

15. Ottawa Rough Riders DB Windsor

16. Calgary Stampeders DB Boise State

17. Hamilton Tiger-Cats WR Western Ontario

18. Edmonton Eskimos TE Queen's

3rd Round[]

19. Montreal Alouettes DE McMaster

20. British Columbia Lions DB St. Francis Xavier

21. British Columbia Lions DE Western Ontario

22. Winnipeg Blue Bombers WR Simon Fraser

23. Winnipeg Blue Bombers DE British Columbia

24. Montreal Alouettes T McMaster

25. Calgary Stampeders OT Guelph

26. Montreal Alouettes WR Queen's

27. Edmonton Eskimos LB Queen's

4th Round[]

28. Toronto Argonauts DE British Columbia

29. Saskatchewan Roughriders LB Saskatchewan

30. British Columbia Lions LB Carleton

31. Winnipeg Blue Bombers DE Acadia

32. Winnipeg Blue Bombers LB McMaster

33. Ottawa Rough Riders TB Carleton

34. Calgary Stampeders DB Gavilan College

35. Montreal Alouettes OG Northeast Missouri State

36. Edmonton Eskimos T Bishop's

5th Round[]

37. Toronto Argonauts DB Wilfrid Laurier

38. Saskatchewan Roughriders Lyle Bauer OG Weber State

39. British Columbia Lions TB British Columbia

40. Hamilton Tiger-Cats DT Springfield College

41. Winnipeg Blue Bombers LB Weber State

42. Ottawa Rough Riders K Queen's

43. Calgary Stampeders TE Waterloo-Seneca

44. Montreal Alouettes OT Bishop's

45. Edmonton Eskimos DB Carleton

6th Round[]

46. Toronto Argonauts OT Simon Fraser

47. Saskatchewan Roughriders DT Utah State

48. British Columbia Lions WR British Columbia

49. Hamilton Tiger-Cats DT Wilfrid Laurier

50. Winnipeg Blue Bombers LB Manitoba

51. Ottawa Rough Riders DB St. Francis Xavier

52. Calgary Stampeders DB McMaster

53. Montreal Alouettes LB Wilfrid Laurier

54. Edmonton Eskimos LB Windsor

7th Round[]

55. Toronto Argonauts TB Toronto

56. Saskatchewan Roughriders DT Alberta

57. British Columbia Lions G Carleton

58. Hamilton Tiger-Cats DT Wilfrid Laurier

59. Winnipeg Blue Bombers TB Manitoba

60. Ottawa Rough Riders TB Ottawa

61. Calgary Stampeders C Manitoba

62. Montreal Alouettes WR McGill

63. Edmonton Eskimos TE Queen's

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