Tyreik McAllister made CFL history in the Calgary Stampeders' 52-30 victory over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers, scoring three touchdowns in distinct ways: rushing, receiving, and kick returning. His remarkable performance led the Stampeders to end a two-game losing streak while the Blue Bombers' three-game win streak was halted. Calgary dominated the game with strong offensive plays, while Winnipeg struggled with turnovers, contributing to their defeat. Quarterback Vernon Adams Jr. also solidified his record, throwing three touchdowns without an interception, extending his streak of successful games.

By the Numbers
  • Tyreik McAllister became the first player in CFL history to score a rushing, receiving, and kick return touchdown in a single game.
  • Calgary's Vernon Adams Jr. tied the CFL record with 20 passing touchdowns without an interception.
State of Play
  • The Stampeders improved to 3-4, ending their losing streak.
  • The Blue Bombers fell to 4-3 after a three-game win streak.
What's Next

The Stampeders will face the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on August 1, while the Blue Bombers will host the B.C. Lions on Thursday, seeking to rebound from this loss.

Bottom Line

This game showcased McAllister's unprecedented talent and solidified Adams's position as a top quarterback. Moving forward, Calgary seems poised for a stronger season, while Winnipeg must address their turnover issues to avoid further defeats.