Canadian Football Hall of Famers:

• Danny McManus (2011)

Winnipeg Football Club Hall of Famers:

• Lou Mogul (1984)
• Dick Thornton (1988)
• Scott Flagel (2008)

CFL All-Stars

• Dick Thornton (1963, 1965)

Division All-Stars

• Lou Mogul (1937, 1941)
• Dick Thornton (1962, 1963, 1965)
• Scott Flagel (1985, 1986, 1987)

CFL Award Winners

• Most Outstanding Canadian Player – Scott Flagel, 1987
• Lew Hayman Trophy (Most Outstanding Canadian Player, East Division) — Scott Flagel, 1987

Bomber Team Awards

• Most Outstanding Canadian Player – Scott Flagel, 1987
• Most Outstanding Rookie Player — Marcus Sayles, 2018

He Wore It Well:

Lou Mogul, 1932-42

A product of Winnipeg who attended St. John’s Technical High School, Mogul played his college ball at North Dakota State and began a pro career that spanned 18 years, including a long stint in his hometown. Mogul was part of the Winnipegs team that won the 1935 Grey Cup, the first western-based team to do so, and then won again in 1939 and 1941. The CFL didn’t select an all-star team until the 1960s, but Mogul was twice a West All-Star at guard and at tackle.

FYI: 

Bomber players have captured the CFL’s Most Outstanding Canadian Player Award nine times, more than any other major award (eight times for Most Outstanding Player). Scott Flagel won in 1987, during a seven-year stretch in which a Bomber won the top Canuck award four times: Joe Poplawski in 1981, Paul Bennett in 1983, Poplawski again in 1986, followed by Flagel a year later.