Doug Petersen (Canadian football)

Canadian football player

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Doug Petersen (born November 28, 1969) is a former Canadian football defensive lineman in the Canadian Football League (CFL) who played for the BC Lions, Montreal Alouettes and Edmonton Eskimos.[1] He played for the Simon Fraser Clan.

## References

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1. ^ "Doug Peterson". www.cflapedia.com.

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BC Lions 82nd Grey Cup champions

* 2 Giulio Caravatta
* 3 Barry Wilburn
* 5 Lui Passaglia
* 6 Cory Philpot
* 7 Kent Austin
* 13 Tom Europe
* 14 Danny McManus
* 16 Spencer McLennan
* 20 James Jefferson
* 22 Sean Foudy
* 23 Tony Collier
* 24 Mervyn Fernandez
* 25 Sean Millington
* 26 Charles Gordon
* 33 Michael Allen
* 34 Ryan Hanson
* 39 Matt Clarke
* 47 Tyrone Chatman
* 53 Denny Chronopoulos
* 55 Ian Sinclair
* 58 Rob Smith
* 59 Todd Furdyk
* 60 Jamie Taras
* 62 Vic Stevenson
* 68 Cory Mantyka
* 72 Glen Scrivener
* 73 Andrew Stewart
* 74 Dave Chaytors
* 82 Darren Flutie
* 85 Matt Clark
* 88 Ray Alexander
* 89 Yo Murphy
* 91 Angelo Snipes
* 92 Doug Petersen
* 94 Henry Newby
* 96 Virgil Robertson
* 00 Less Browne

* Head coach: Dave Ritchie

* Assistant coaches: John Payne
* Jody Allen
* Dave Easley
* Gene Gaines
* Michael Gray
* Gary Hoffman

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