Eagle Keys

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Eagle Keys
Date of birth: 1924
Career information
Position(s): Head Coach
Organizations
 As coach:
1959-1963
1965-1970
1971-1975		 Edmonton Eskimos
Saskatchewan Roughriders
British Columbia Lions
 As player:
1949-1951
1952-1954		 Montreal Alouettes
Edmonton Eskimos
Canadian Football Hall of Fame

Eagle Keys is a former CFL football player and coach. He was inducted into the Canadian Football Hall of Fame in 1990.

Preceded by
Sam Lyle		 Edmonton Eskimos Head Coaches
1959-1963		 Succeeded by
Neill Armstrong
Preceded by
Steve Owen		 Saskatchewan Roughriders Head Coaches
1965-1970		 Succeeded by
Dave Skrien
Preceded by
Jackie Parker		 British Columbia Lions Head Coaches
1971-1975		 Succeeded by
Cal Murphy


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Edmonton Eskimos Head Football Coaches
Stukus • Filchock • Royal • Ivy • Lyle • Keys • Armstrong • Jauch • Campbell • Kettela • Parker • Faragalli • Lancaster • Stephenson • Matthews • Higgins • Maciocia
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Saskatchewan Roughriders Head Football Coaches
Grassick • Griffing • Preston • Grant • Smith • Dobbs • Filchock • Terlep • Tripucka • Carpenter • Owen • Shaw • Keys • Skrien • Payne • Eddy • Posadowski • Lancaster • Faragalli • Berry • Gotta • Gregory • Matthews • Jauch • Daley • Murphy • Barrett • Austin • Miller
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British Columbia Lions Head Football Coaches
Stukus • Crowe • Edwards • Robinson • Skrien • Champion • Parker • Keys • Murphy • Rapp • Matthews • Donovan • Galat • Kuharich • Young • O'Billovich • Ritchie • Paopao • Rita • Mohns • Buratto • Rita • Buono
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