| NUMBER THIRTY-EIGHT | ||
| NAME | POSITION | YEAR |
| Bill Boivin (also #20) | QB, HB | 1937-39 |
| Marcellus Bowman | LB | 2010-12 |
| Shaq Cooper | RB | 2021 |
| Darrell Corbin | LB | 1992 |
| Rob Crifo (also #79) | SB | 1989-93 |
| Gerry Duguid (also #28, #32) | HB | 1950-51 |
| Pat Fleming | P | 2007 |
| Doug Hocking | LB | 1995-2002 |
| Carlton Littlejohn | LB | 2015 |
| Tyrique McGhee | DB | 2023- |
| Ed Ogalski | C | 1945-46 |
| Allan Passman (also #37, #61) | G, T | 1945-49, 1951-52 |
| David Pearson | LB | 1982 |
| Willard Reaves | RB | 1983-87 |
| Donald Rutledge, Jr. | LB | 2022 |
| Lin Serebim | — | 1942 |
| Ian Wild | LB | 2013-18 |
Winnipeg Football Club Hall of Famers
- Willard Reaves (1993)
CFL All-Stars
- Willard Reaves (1984, 1985, 1987)
Division All-Stars
- Willard Reaves (1983, 1984, 1987)
- Rob Crifo (1991, 1992)
CFL Awards
- Most Outstanding Player – Willard Reaves, 1984
- Jeff Nicklin Trophy (Most Outstanding Player, West Division) – Willard Reaves, 1984
- Eddie James Memorial Trophy (West Division leading rusher) – Willard Reaves, 1983, 1984, 1985
- Jackie Parker Trophy (Most Outstanding Rookie, West Division) – Willard Reaves, 1983
Bomber Team Awards
- Most Outstanding Player – Willard Reaves, 1983, 1984
- Most Outstanding Rookie Player – Willard Reaves, 1983; Ian Wild, 2013
He Wore It Well:
Willard Reaves, RB 1983-87
Willard Reaves came to Winnipeg in 1983 in a trade with the Edmonton Eskimos and it could be considered one of the best swaps in Bombers history. The club sent a first-round draft pick in 1984 (Chris Skinner) and future considerations to the Esks for Reaves, running backs Sean Kehoe and Scott Stauchand defensive back Steven Hall.
Reaves was not only the Bombers leading rusher in each of his five years with the club – he is still third on the all-time list behind only Leo Lewis and Charles Roberts – he was the West Division’s top rookie in 1983 and the CFL’s Most Outstanding Player a year later. Along the way Reaves, working behind a dominant offensive line he nicknamed ‘The White Horses’ set a club record with 1,733 yards rushing in 1984 (passed by Robert Mimbs in 1991) and posted 26 100-yard rushing games in his 62 contests as a Bomber.
