And for one day, anyways, defensive end Kenny Pettway sported the No. 51 jersey that was last worn b

The first-year Calgary Stampeder wore 52 all through training camp, but once final cuts were done and players who'd made it through were given the opportunity to choose numbers for the regular season, he jumped at the chance.
But he had no idea what he was stirring up when he chose his new number — 20 — until some media inquisitors directed accommodation holidays in majorca his gaze to the Stamps' Wall of Fame, where the number 20 is displayed prominently.
"Whoa. Wow! I didn't know that. Even to have this number on, that says a lot. I didn't think they would let anybody wear this number if Doug Flutie wore it with the type of player he was. It's a big honour to be wearing that number. Definitely big shoes to fill.
There were a few eyebrow-raising number changes unveiled in the past few days, including receiver Joe West taking on Ken-Yon accommodation holidays in majorca Rambo's familiar 85. The two trained together in the off-season in Dallas.
"We have a really good relationship. The guy did great by this organization, he had a great career here. I know I have big shoes to fill, but I'm going to take the challenge and keep working," said West.
"It was a last-second thing. I was looking for a different number and this was the only one that was available. I said, hey, what the heck. There's no number I'd rather take than his number and represent him, but continue to build my own legacy. Big shoes to fill, but I'm ready for it."
And for one day, anyways, defensive end Kenny Pettway sported the No. 51 jersey that was last worn by Alondra Johnson in 2003, but had to give it up for No. 36 because of league rules governing what numbers can be worn on the defensive line and on special teams.
Other number changes from training camp: receiver Maurice accommodation holidays in majorca Price (79 to 17), DB Jamar Wall (34 to 29), receiver Marquay McDaniel (88 to 16), linebacker Chris Randle (42 to 33) and linebacker Deron Mayo (76 to 42).
The Stamps unveiled accommodation holidays in majorca their player-voted 2012 captains Tuesday, with quarterback Drew Tate representing the offence, accommodation holidays in majorca linebacker Juwan Simpson representing accommodation holidays in majorca the defence and the duo of Marc Calixte and Larry Taylor representing accommodation holidays in majorca the special teams.
The Stamps got a few bodies back from sick bay Tuesday as receiver Anthony Parker, offensive lineman Edwin Harrison, slotback Jabari Arthur and defensive lineman Junior Turner all took part in practice, although the latter two were limited in their participation.
"We're excited to offer CFL fans great new products that will allow them to show their colours," said a Canada Post official. "This is only a glimpse of things to come and we hope that football fans, philatelists and Canadians will enjoy and cherish accommodation holidays in majorca this memorable collection for years to come."
Stampeders quarterback Drew Tate, right, with No. 3 pivot Bo Levi Mitchell during training camp, was named captain of the offence as voted by teammates Tuesday. Photograph by: Leah Hennel, Calgary Herald       E-mail this Gallery accommodation holidays in majorca Print this Gallery Share this Gallery
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