Rick House

Rick House's career spanned 13 very good years from 1979 through 1991, resulting in 522 career receptions for 8139 yards.  It was a career with two stints in Winnpeg with a few in Edmonton sandwiched in the middle.  House was a first round draft pick of the Blue Bombers (fifth overall) in the 1979 CFL college draft.  In his first stint in Winnpeg (1979-1984), House had two 1000+ yard receiving seasons with over 60 catches (1981 and 1982).  In 1982, House was named the Most Outstanding Canadian in the West and was the runner-up for the Shenley that year.  House signed as a free agent with Edmonton in 1985 and played four seasons for the Eskimosfrom 1985 to 1988.  House then returned back to Winnipeg in 1989 for the always promising player called future considertions, and played his final three seasons with the Bombers.  1990 was one of HOuse's best seasons as he caught 63 passes for 683 yards and was named to the Eastern All-Star team for the first time.