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The 1991 CFL Draft composed of eight rounds where 63 Canadian football players were chosen from eligible Canadian universities and Canadian players playing in the NCAA.[1][2]

1st round

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Pick # CFL Team Player Position College
1 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Nick Mazzoli WR Simon Fraser
2 Saskatchewan Roughriders Dan Farthing SB Saskatchewan
3 Edmonton Eskimos Dan Murphy DB Acadia
4 BC Lions Bart Hull FB Boise State
5 Saskatchewan Roughriders Paul Vajda G Concordia
6 Calgary Stampeders Duane Forde HB Western Ontario
7 Ottawa Rough Riders Brett MacNeil T Boston University
8 BC Lions Bruce Beaton DE Acadia

2nd round

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Pick # CFL Team Player Position College
9 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Mike Jovanovich T Boston College
10 Toronto Argonauts J. P. Izquierdo TB Calgary
11 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Phil Schnepf DB Carleton
12 Saskatchewan Roughriders Anthony Hannem LB Acadia
13 Toronto Argonauts Chris Green T Ottawa
14 Calgary Stampeders Don Douglas TE Western
15 Edmonton Eskimos Christian Masotti SB McGill
16 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Guy Battaglini FB Ottawa

3rd round

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Pick # CFL Team Player Position College
17 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Lubo Zizakovic DL Maryland
18 Toronto Argonauts Bruce Dickson DB Simon Fraser
19 Ottawa Rough Riders Geoff Mitchell TB Weber State
20 Saskatchewan Roughriders Paul Maines T Concordia
21 Toronto Argonauts Dave Giocomazzo G Boise State
22 Calgary Stampeders Bob Torrance QB Calgary
23 Edmonton Eskimos John Davis DB Western
24 Saskatchewan Roughriders Paul Maines T Simon Fraser

4th round

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Pick # CFL Team Player Position College
25 Edmonton Eskimos Gordon Walker DB Manitoba
26 BC Lions Andrew Patterson DB Simon Fraser
27 Ottawa Rough Riders Gerald Hilady OG/DE Windsor
28 Saskatchewan Roughriders Peter Rowe QB Wyoming
29 Toronto Argonauts Mitch Brown TB Eastern Michigan
30 Edmonton Eskimos Ron Herman G Queen's
31 Edmonton Eskimos Cam Brosseau LB Eastern Illinois
32 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Brendan Rogers LB Eastern Washington

5th round

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Pick # CFL Team Player Position College
33 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Cal Duncan OL British Columbia
34 Toronto Argonauts Tony Clarke LB Ottawa
35 Ottawa Rough Riders Chris Flynn QB Saint Mary's
36 Saskatchewan Roughriders Jim Stewart TB British Columbia
37 Toronto Argonauts Mike Lindley LB Western Ontario
38 Calgary Stampeders Earl Knight CB New Mexico State
39 Edmonton Eskimos Mike Purcell DL Calgary
40 Toronto Argonauts Matthew Nealon WR Saint Mary's

6th round

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Pick # CFL Team Player Position College
41 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Clark Tatton DE Akron
42 BC Lions Lloyd Joseph DL Valley City State
43 Ottawa Rough Riders Sylvano Turrin G Bishop's
44 Saskatchewan Roughriders Dan Wright OT Queen's
45 Toronto Argonauts Steve Roest DL Toronto
46 Calgary Stampeders Nigel Smith SB Concordia
47 Edmonton Eskimos Mark Houlder LB York
48 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Troy Westwood P/K Augustana

7th round

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Pick # CFL Team Player Position College
49 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Roger Henning DB British Columbia
50 BC Lions David Serieska OL Simon Fraser
51 Ottawa Rough Riders Steven Baillargeon WR McGill
52 Saskatchewan Roughriders Michael Dopud TB Southern Illinois
53 Toronto Argonauts Stefan Soulieres G New Haven
54 Calgary Stampeders Dlair Zerr FB San Jose State
55 Edmonton Eskimos Todd Herget LB Brigham Young
56 Winnipeg Blue Bombers Jason Dzikowicz DB Manitoba

8th round

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Pick # CFL Team Player Position College
57 Hamilton Tiger-Cats Francois Belanger T McGill
58 BC Lions Troy Van Vlient LB British Columbia
59 Ottawa Rough Riders Pat Mahon G Western Ontario
60 Saskatchewan Roughriders Rob Dutton DL Saskatchewan
61 Toronto Argonauts Rocky Hanson FS Dickinson State
62 Calgary Stampeders Darren Ferner WR Northern State
63 Edmonton Eskimos James Gardner WR Simon Fraser

References

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  1. ^ "1991 CFL Draft". Canadian Football League. Retrieved December 10, 2020.
  2. ^ "Draft history". BC Lions. Retrieved December 10, 2020.