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Ranking the Top 10 Interception Leaders in Blue Bombers History
Rod Hill, a former NFL first-round pick, became a defensive standout for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers after joining the Canadian Football League in 1988. He leads the team's all-time interceptions with 47 and set a league record by picking off five passes in a single game. Hill's impressive tenure included back-to-back Grey Cup championships, making him a key player and a colorful personality within the team. His contributions on the field and enga…
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Rod Hill arrived in Winnipeg prior to the 1988 Canadian Football League season with an already long list of meaty credentials. He was a first-round selection of the Dallas Cowboys in the 1982 NFL Draft, 25th overall, had been traded to the Buffalo Bills. And over the course of his days down south he appeared in 44 games, including time with the Detroit Lions and Los Angeles Raiders. All that after starring at the University of Kentucky during hi…
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