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American gridiron football player (born 1952)

Gregg Butler
Career information
Born:	(1952-12-26) December 26, 1952 (age 72) Washington, D.C., U.S.
CFL status	American
Position(s)	DB
Height	5 ft 10 in (178 cm)
Weight	175 lb (79 kg)
University	Howard University
Career history
As player
1975	Philadelphia Bell
1977–1980	Edmonton Eskimos
1981	Montreal Alouettes
1982	Winnipeg Blue Bombers
1983	Washington Federals

Career highlights and awards
3× Grey Cup champion (1978, 1979, 1980)
CFL West All-Star	(1978, 1979, 1980)

Gregg Butler (born December 26, 1952) is a former gridiron football player who played for the Philadelphia Bell, Edmonton Eskimos, Montreal Alouettes, Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Washington Federals. He played college football at Howard University and was inducted into The Howard University Athletic Hall of Fame in 2014. In 1979, Butler led the West in punt return yards with 623.

References

v t e Edmonton Eskimos 66th Grey Cup champions
1 Warren Moon 7 Pete Lavorato 8 Hank Ilesic 10 Bruce Lemmerman 12 Tom Wilkinson 13 Larry Highbaugh 15 Stu Lang 18 John Farlinger 20 Tom Towns 21 Don Warrington 22 Tom Scott 23 Angelo Santucci 24 Ed Jones 25 Jim Germany 26 Dave Cutler 28 Greg Butler 29 Joe Hollimon 30 Dale Potter 31 Pat McNeil 32 Larry Washington 34 Ian Bryans 40 Barry Kowalski 42 Danny Kepley 50 Willie Martin 53 Bob Howes 55 Ron Estay 56 Ted Milian 57 Eric Upton 60 Charlie Turner 62 Bill Stevenson 63 Hector Pothier 64 David Boone 65 Dave Fennell 69 York Hentschel 71 Waddell Smith 72 John Konihowski 75 Derrick Glanton 76 George McGowan 77 Brian Fryer Head Coach: Hugh Campbell Assistant coaches: Dan Daniel Joe Faragalli Don Matthews Cal Murphy General Manager: Norm Kimball President: Matt Baldwin

v t e Edmonton Eskimos 67th Grey Cup champions
1 Warren Moon 7 Pete Lavorato 8 Hank Ilesic 10 Bruce Lemmerman 11 Jimmy Rogers 12 Tom Wilkinson 13 Larry Highbaugh 15 Stu Lang 20 Tom Towns 21 Don Warrington 22 Tom Scott 23 Angelo Santucci 24 Ed Jones 25 Jim Germany 26 Dave Cutler 27 Marco Cyncar 28 Greg Butler 29 Joe Hollimon 30 Dale Potter 34 Ian Bryans 37 Emilio Fraietta 39 Carl Crennel 42 Danny Kepley 45 Dave Zacharko 53 Bob Howes 55 Ron Estay 56 Ted Milian 57 Eric Upton 59 Leo Blanchard 61 Jimmy Walker 62 Bill Stevenson 63 Hector Pothier 64 David Boone 65 Dave Fennell 67 Michael Wilson 69 York Hentschel 70 Brian Kelly 71 Waddell Smith 72 John Konihowski 77 Brian Fryer Head Coach: Hugh Campbell Assistant coaches: Dan Daniel Joe Faragalli Don Matthews Cal Murphy General Manager: Norm Kimball President: Don Carlson

v t e Edmonton Eskimos 68th Grey Cup champions
1 Warren Moon 7 Pete Lavorato 8 Hank Ilesic 9 Brian Broomell 12 Tom Wilkinson 13 Larry Highbaugh 14 Maurice Burton 15 Stu Lang 18 Mike McLeod 20 Tom Towns 21 Don Warrington 22 Tom Scott 23 Angelo Santucci 24 Ed Jones 25 Jim Germany 26 Dave Cutler 28 Greg Butler 29 Joe Hollimon 30 Dale Potter 32 Neil Lumsden 37 Emilio Fraietta 38 Harry Walters 40 James Parker 42 Danny Kepley 44 Mark Wald 53 Bob Howes 55 Ron Estay 56 Ted Milian 57 Eric Upton 59 Leo Blanchard 62 Bill Stevenson 63 Hector Pothier 64 David Boone 65 Dave Fennell 67 Michael Wilson 69 York Hentschel 70 Brian Kelly 72 John Konihowski 73 Randy Simmrin 74 Ernest Pough 75 Danny Buggs 77 Brian Fryer 83 Waddell Smith 95 Dan Kearns Head Coach: Hugh Campbell Assistant coaches: Dan Daniel Joe Faragalli Don Matthews Cal Murphy General Manager: Norm Kimball President: Don Carlson

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