| NUMBER THIRTY-SIX | ||
| NAME | POSITION | YEAR |
| Ernie Ahoff (also #30 and #20) | G, T | 1942-43, 1946-49 |
| Gary Allen | RB | 1988 |
| Patrick Burke | DB | 1998 |
| Willie Cannon | RB | 1988 |
| Bill Ceretti (also #6, 39, 55) | G, T | 1931-41, 1945-49 |
| Tim Cronk | LB, LS | 2015-16 |
| Robert Davis | DB | 1997 |
| Paul Frederickson (#35, #50) | T | 1946-49 |
| George Grant | FW | 1946-47 |
| Mark Holmstrom (also #46) | LB, FB | 1996-97 |
| Ernie Kuzyk | SB, K | 1967-68 |
| Les Lear (also #4, #41, #66) | G | 1937-43 |
| Rafael Little | RB | 2009 |
| Leslie Majors | LB | 2011 |
| Mercy Maston (also #7) | DB | 2019 |
| Don Mattingly (also #53) | C, G, T | 1950-52 |
| Lamar McGriggs | LB | 2000-05 |
| George McPhail (also #30, #83) | HB | 1950-52 |
| Paul Randolph | LB | 1989-95 |
| Marcus Sayles (also #14) | DB | 2018-19 |
| David Shaw | DB | 1983-86 |
| Daniel Sheffield | LB | 2013 |
| Mark Streeter | DB | 1982 |
| Danny Summers | E, FB | 1945 |
| Malcolm Thompson, Jr. | DB | 2022 |
| John Ulmer | LB | 1989 |
| Justin Warden | DB | 2016 |
Canadian Football Hall of Famers
- Les Lear (1974)
Winnipeg Football Club Hall of Famers
- Les Lear (1984)
- Paul Randolph (2002)
CFL All-Stars
- David Shaw (1984)
Division All-Stars
- Les Lear (1941)
- David Shaw (1983, 1984, 1985)
Bomber Team Awards
- Most Outstanding Rookie Player – Paul Randolph, 1989; Marcus Sayles, 2018
He Wore It Well:
David Shaw, DB, 1983-86
David Shaw was already an established CFL star by the time he arrived in Winnipeg in 1983 in a trade with Hamilton for Leo Ezerins and future considerations. Shaw was a CFL All-Star in 1976, 1980, 1981 and 1982 with the Tiger-Cats and then was an important piece added as the Bombers ended a 22-year Grey Cup drought with a championship in 1984. Shaw had a career-best seven interceptions with the Bombers in 1985 and was a three-time West Division All-Star. His days in Winnipeg ended in October of 1986 after being replaced by James Jefferson in the lineup and asking Cal Murphy for his release.
FYI:
Paul Randolph quietly did his business among an outstanding group of linebackers that dominated the Bomber roster during his days from 1988-95 and then later as a player-coach with the Montreal Alouettes in 1996-97. Since then he has carved out an outstanding career in coaching and recruiting, having worked with West Virginia, Toledo, Alabma, Rice, Illinois State, Valdosta State, Tennessee-Martin, Arizona State, Pittsburgh, Memphis, Texas Tech and Indiana.
