List of Ottawa Redblacks seasons

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This article is a complete list of seasons completed by the Ottawa Redblacks . The Redblacks have played in the Canadian Football League (CFL) since 2014.

Grey Cup Championships East Division Championships Regular season Championships
League
season
Club
season
LeagueDivisionFinishWinsLossesTiesPlayoffs
2014 2014 CFL East 4th2160
2015 2015 CFLEast1st1260Won East Final (Tiger-Cats) 35–28
Lost Grey Cup (Eskimos) 26–20
2016 2016 CFLEast1st891Won East Final (Eskimos) 35–23
Won Grey Cup (Stampeders) 39–33
2017 2017 CFLEast2nd891Lost East Semi-Final (Roughriders) 31–20
2018 2018 CFLEast1st1170Won East Final (Tiger-Cats) 46–27
Lost Grey Cup (Stampeders) 27–16
2019 2019 CFLEast4th3150
2020 2020 CFLEastSeason cancelled due to COVID-19 pandemic
2021 2021 CFLEast4th3110
2022 2022 CFLEast4th4140
Regular season total51872
Playoff total310
Grey Cup total 120

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