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Nic Demski (born December 14, 1993) is a Canadian professional football slotback for the Winnipeg Blue Bombers of the Canadian Football League (CFL).[1] He is a two-time Grey Cup champion after winning with the Blue Bombers in 2019 and 2021.

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Junior career

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Demski started playing football at the young age of seven with the Charleswood Broncos as a runningback.[2] He then started playing football for the Oak Park Raiders where he played QB in grade 10 before moving to runningback and slotback.[2] In his final high school year he was the MVP of the championship game which the Raiders won, was named the league's offensive player of the year and an all-star for the Winnipeg High School Football League.[2]

Following his secondary school years Demski joined the University of Manitoba Bisons where he was named a CIS All-Canadian and Canada West All-Star in each of his four seasons with the team.[3][4] Demski was the first Bison to be named to four CIS All-Star teams.[5] He finished his career with the Bisons ranked fourth in total touchdowns (21), seventh in receiving yards (1,577), fifth in kickoff-return yards (899) and fifth in punt-return yards (941).[5]

Professional career

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Saskatchewan Roughriders

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Demski was considered a top prospect in the 2015 CFL draft and was selected by the Saskatchewan Roughriders with the sixth overall pick.[6] He played for the Roughriders from 2015 to 2017. Demski was en route for a breakout season in 2017 before his season was ended by injury with a broken foot in the Labour Day Classic.[3]

Winnipeg Blue Bombers

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On February 13, 2018, Demski signed a free agent contract that included a significant signing bonus with his hometown Winnipeg Blue Bombers.[3][7][8] Demski had 59 catches for 554 yards and a career high three touchdowns during the 2018 season. Demski also picked up additional use as a runner, rushing for a career high 248 yards, and his first rushing touchdown on 34 attempts.

Demski at the 2019 Grey Cup parade.

Winnipeg signed Demski to a new two-year contract several hours into free agency in 2019, on February 12, 2019.[9] In a week 4 game against Ottawa, during the 2019 CFL season, Matt Nichols connected with Demski on an 82-yard touchdown, which was the longest of Demski's career.[10] Nichols and Demski hooked up for another catch-and-run touchdown in the next game, at home against the Argonauts, this time for 67 yards.[11] Demski continue to play a critical role as a slotback receiver for the Blue Bombers. He helped the team upset the Hamilton Tiger-Cats as Winnipeg won the 107th Grey Cup 33–12, ending a 29-year championship drought. Demski was one of a few Winnipeg born players on the team and after the win he said, "It's crazy, it's nuts. Just to be on a championship (team) wearing blue. We're able to bring this Cup back home after the drought they had. It feels great. I don’t have any words for it. I'm proud of this team and I'm proud of this organization. I just can't wait to get home to Winnipeg and celebrate with our fans."[12]

After the pandemic cancelled the 2020 CFL season, Demski signed a two-year contract extension with the team on January 5, 2021.[13] This allowed him to play a part in the Bomber's title defence season as the team finished with the best record in the CFL that year, at 11–3. He finished the 2021 season with 48 catches for 654 yards and four touchdowns in 12 games.[14] When the Bombers hosted their first West Division Final since 1972, Demski had six catches for 51 yards, helping the team to their second consecutive Grey Cup game. During the 108th Grey Cup, Demski and the team were frustrated by the Hamilton Tiger-Cats and trailed 22-10 late in the fourth quarter. Demski had a catch and cut back from the two defenders at the 15 yard line, scoring the Bombers' first touchdown. The Blue Bombers would force overtime where they won their second Grey Cup in a row. Demski finished with four catches for 27 yards and one touchdown and was named the Grey Cup's Most Valuable Canadian.[15]

Demski played in the first three games of the 2022 season before suffering an ankle injury which caused him to miss five games.[16] He finished with 64 receptions for 772 yards and a career-high ten touchdown catches in just 13 games played.[14] In the 109th Grey Cup, he had three catches for 23 yards and two carries for five yards in the Blue Bombers' 24–23 loss to the Toronto Argonauts.[17] In 2023, Demski played in 17 regular season games where he had 67 receptions for 1,006 yards and six touchdowns as he recorded his first 1,000-yard season.[14] He also played in the 110th Grey Cup where he recorded eight receptions for 74 yards and two carries for one yard, but the Blue Bombers lost their second straight championship, this time to the Montreal Alouettes.[17]

In the 2024 season, Demski played in all 18 regular season games where he recorded career-highs in receptions and yards, with 76 and 1,030, respectively and also had six receiving touchdowns.[14] He played in his fifth straight Grey Cup game, recording just two catches for 18 yards in the 111th Grey Cup loss to the Toronto Argonauts.[17][18]

Statistics

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  Games   Receiving   Rushing
Year Team GP GS Rec Yards Avg TD Long Att Yards Avg TD
2015 SSK 14 6 13 165 12.7 0 72 6 30 5.0 0
2016 SSK 17 14 37 338 9.1 2 53 3 8 2.7 0
2017 SSK 9 6 19 222 11.7 1 35 0 0 0.0 0
2018 WPG 17 17 59 554 9.4 3 42 34 248 7.3 1
2019 WPG 17 17 44 543 12.3 3 82 26 147 5.7 2
2020 WPG Season cancelled
2021 WPG 12 12 48 654 13.6 4 54 13 87 6.7 1
2022 WPG 13 13 64 772 12.1 10 50 20 151 7.6 0
2023 WPG 17 16 67 1,006 15.0 6 70 19 142 7.5 0
2024 WPG 18 18 76 1,030 15.0 6 54 6 17 2.8 0
2025 WPG 16 16 67 1,001 14.9 7 74 9 67 7.4 0
CFL totals 152 135 494 6,285 12.7 42 82 136 897 6.6 4

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Nic Demski (born December 14, 1993) is a Canadian professional football for the of the Canadian Football League (CFL). Born and raised in , , he played at the , where he was a standout receiver for the Bisons. Demski was selected in the first round, sixth overall, by the in the 2015 CFL Draft, and began his professional career with them from 2015 to 2017. In February 2018, Demski signed with his hometown Winnipeg Blue Bombers as a free agent, where he has since become a key offensive contributor and leader. He has earned West Division All-Star honors in 2021, 2022, 2023, 2024, and 2025, along with CFLPA All-Star selections in 2021, 2022, and 2025, was named the Blue Bombers' Most Outstanding Canadian in both 2021 and 2022, and Grey Cup Most Valuable Canadian in 2021. Demski made history in 2023 as the first Canadian receiver in Blue Bombers franchise history to surpass 1,000 receiving yards in a season, recording 1,006 yards on 67 receptions. He repeated the feat in 2024 with a team-leading 1,030 yards and six touchdowns on 76 receptions, and in 2025 with a team-leading 1,001 yards and seven touchdowns on 67 receptions. Through the 2025 regular season, Demski has amassed 561 receptions for 7,286 yards and 49 touchdowns over 167 games, contributing to the Blue Bombers' Grey Cup victories in 2019 and 2021. In 2024, he also received the Ed Kotowich 'Good Guy' Award for his exemplary character and community involvement. Demski signed a three-year contract extension in February 2023, keeping him with the team through the 2025 season.

Early career

High school career

Nic Demski was born on December 14, 1993, in , , where he grew up immersed in a local sports environment that fostered his early interest in football. From a young age, he was exposed to the game through community programs in his hometown, developing foundational skills in a competitive yet supportive setting. Demski began playing organized football at age seven with the Charleswood Broncos, a youth club in the Manitoba Minor Football Association, where he primarily lined up as a . This early experience in youth leagues helped build his athletic foundation before transitioning to high school competition. In high school, he attended Oak Park High School and suited up for the Oak Park Raiders in the High School Football League (WHSFL). Initially playing during his Grade 10 season, Demski switched to and positions in Grades 11 and 12, where he emerged as a versatile offensive threat. During his high school tenure, Demski earned recognition for his on-field excellence, including the Robert W. Whitlaw Memorial Award in 2008 as a for outstanding performance in football, academics, and community involvement. In 2010, his senior year, he was named the Offensive Player of the Year in the Potter Division, highlighting his impact as the league's top offensive performer. Demski led the Raiders to a WHSFL championship that season and stood out with dominant performances, such as scoring six touchdowns in a single game against the St. Paul's Crusaders in 2009. He also finished as the league's leading rusher entering his final year. These accomplishments at the high school level provided a strong base for his subsequent development at the .

College career

Demski joined the Bisons following his high school career at Oak Park High School, where he played as a slotback and receiver from 2011 to 2014. Over his four seasons, Demski earned CIS All-Canadian honors each year, becoming the first player in Bisons history to achieve this distinction: second-team as a in 2011, first-team as a in 2012, and second-team as a in 2013 and 2014. He was also selected as a Canada West All-Star in all four seasons, highlighting his consistent excellence across multiple roles including receiver, rusher, and return specialist. As a sophomore in 2012, Demski led the CIS and Canada West in receiving yards per reception at 21.8 while tying for third in the conference with five receiving touchdowns, contributing to the Bisons' playoff appearance. In 2013, he recorded 47 receptions for 717 yards and five touchdowns, ranking second in Canada West receiving yards and helping the team reach the Hardy Cup conference final. Demski's senior year in 2014 saw him lead the Bisons with 51 receptions for 698 yards and five touchdowns, along with standout return performances including 47 kick returns for 825 yards and 82 punt returns for 747 yards; his contributions were key to the team's Canada West championship win and subsequent national playoff run. At the conclusion of his university career, Demski ranked seventh in program history with 1,577 receiving yards and fourth with 21 total touchdowns.

Professional career

Saskatchewan Roughriders

Nic Demski was selected by the with the sixth overall pick in the first round of the 2015 CFL Draft, following a productive college career at the that highlighted his versatility as a receiver and . Demski joined the Roughriders for the 2015 season, where he appeared in 14 games in a limited rookie role primarily as a depth receiver and punt returner, recording 13 receptions for 165 yards and no touchdowns, along with 45 punt returns for 377 yards and one touchdown. In 2016, his role expanded as he suited up for all 17 regular-season games, hauling in 37 receptions for 338 yards and two touchdowns while contributing 16 punt returns for 125 yards. Demski's 2017 campaign saw him dress for nine games, starting six, before a broken foot suffered in the Labour Day Classic sidelined him for the remainder of the season; he finished with 19 receptions for 222 yards and one touchdown, plus 23 punt returns for 227 yards. Over his three seasons with the Roughriders, Demski appeared in 40 regular-season games, accumulating 69 receptions for 725 receiving yards and three touchdowns, in addition to his return duties. He entered free agency after the 2017 season, as the Roughriders did not re-sign him, allowing him to depart the team.

Winnipeg Blue Bombers

Demski signed with his hometown Winnipeg Blue Bombers as a free agent on February 13, 2018, marking a return to Manitoba after two seasons with the Saskatchewan Roughriders. In his debut season, he appeared in all 18 regular-season games, recording 59 receptions for 554 yards and three touchdowns while also contributing on the ground with 34 rushes for 248 yards and one touchdown, showcasing his versatility in the Bombers' offense. Demski's role expanded in , where he became a key contributor to the team's -winning campaign, catching 44 passes for 543 yards and three s over 18 games and adding 26 rushes for 147 yards and two scores. His postseason performance further highlighted his importance, helping drive to its first championship in 29 years. Demski did not play during the shortened , which was impacted by the . He returned in 2021 with 48 receptions for 654 yards and four s in 12 regular-season games, despite dealing with injuries, before delivering a pivotal effort in the playoffs, including four catches for 27 yards and a in the victory that earned him the Most Valuable Canadian award. On February 5, 2023, Demski agreed to a three-year contract extension with the Blue Bombers, securing his presence through the 2025 season. Over the ensuing years, he solidified his status as a of the team's receiving corps, evolving from a multi-faceted to a primary target. In 2023, he posted 67 receptions for 1,006 yards and six touchdowns across 17 games; the following year, he improved to 76 catches for 1,030 yards and six scores in 18 outings. In 2025, Demski recorded 67 receptions for 1,001 yards and seven touchdowns over 16 games, missing the final two regular-season games due to a injury. For his performance, Demski was named a CFL West Division and a CFLPA in 2025. His consistent production has been integral to Winnipeg's multiple playoff appearances, including back-to-back titles in 2019 and 2021.

Career statistics

Regular season

Nic Demski has primarily played as a and during his CFL regular season career. Over 152 games from 2015 to 2025, he amassed 494 receptions for 6,285 yards and 42 receiving touchdowns, while also contributing on the ground with 136 rushes for 897 yards and 4 rushing touchdowns. The following table provides a year-by-year breakdown of his regular season statistics:
YearTeamGPRecYdsAvgRec TDRush AttRush Yds
2015SSK141316512.70630
2016SSK17373389.1238
2017SSK91922211.7100
2018WPG18595549.4334248
2019WPG184454312.3326147
2021WPG124865413.641387
2022WPG136477212.11020151
2023WPG17671,00615.0619142
2024WPG18761,03013.66617
2025WPG16671,00114.97967
Career Totals1524946,28512.742136897
Demski's consistency as a receiver grew after transitioning to the in 2018, with notable peak seasons including 2022, when he scored a career-high 10 receiving touchdowns, and 2024, marking his best in receptions (76) and receiving yards (1,030). His versatility is evident in his rushing contributions, particularly in 2018 with 248 rushing yards on 34 carries.

Postseason

Demski's postseason career with the began in 2018, when the team reached the Western Final. In the Western Semi-Final against the Edmonton Eskimos, he recorded 3 receptions for 38 yards in the 22-17 victory that advanced the team. In the Western Final against the , Demski recorded 2 receptions for 21 yards. The 2019 playoffs marked Demski's first Grey Cup appearance, where the Blue Bombers defeated the 33-12 to claim the championship. Over the two playoff games that year—the Western Final against the and the —Demski tallied 9 receptions for 117 yards. In the specifically, he had 4 receptions for 45 yards and added a 22-yard rush. His performance helped solidify the Bombers' offensive output in the title game. In 2021, Demski earned Most Valuable Canadian honors after the Blue Bombers' overtime victory over the . Although Winnipeg had a first-round bye, Demski shone in the Western Final against the and the championship game. In the , he caught 4 passes for 27 yards and 1 , including a key score that contributed to the 33-25 win. His clutch play in high-pressure situations highlighted his value as a reliable . Demski appeared in the Grey Cup for the third straight year in 2022, but the Blue Bombers fell to the . In the Western Final against the , Demski contributed as a role player in the receiving corps. In the Grey Cup, he recorded 2 receptions for 5 yards. The 2023 season saw Demski in his fourth consecutive Grey Cup, a 28-24 loss to the Montreal Alouettes. In the game, he led the Bombers' receiving with 8 receptions for 74 yards. Earlier in the Western Final against the , his contributions helped secure the win, though exact figures emphasize his role in sustaining drives. In 2024, Demski reached his fifth straight , where the Blue Bombers lost 41-19 to the . He recorded 2 receptions for 18 yards in the title game. In the Western Final victory over the (38-22), Demski had 8 receptions for 49 yards, including a 7-yard reception from , providing a pivotal moment in the 301-yard passing performance. This was part of four total scores through the air for the Bombers in the game. No postseason appearances occurred from 2015 to 2017 during Demski's time with the . In 2025, Demski was a late scratch for the Eastern Semi-Final loss to the Alouettes (42-33) due to injury, resulting in no postseason stats for that year.
YearPlayoff AppearancesKey Stats
2018Western Semi-Final (vs. EDM, W 22-17), Western Final (vs. CGY, L 22-24)Western Semi-Final: 3 rec, 38 yds, 0 TD; Western Final: 2 rec, 21 yds, 0 TD
2019Western Final (vs. SSK, W 35-10), (vs. , W 33-12)9 rec, 117 yds, 0 TD (playoffs total); : 4 rec, 45 yds, 0 TD, 1 rush 22 yds
2021Western Final (vs. SSK, W 21-14), (vs. , W 33-25 OT): 4 rec, 27 yds, 1 TD
2022Western Final (vs. CGY, W 24-23), (vs. TOR, L 24-34): 2 rec, 5 yds, 0 TD
2023Western Final (vs. SSK, W 35-31), (vs. MTL, L 24-28): 8 rec, 74 yds, 0 TD
2024Western Final (vs. SSK, W 38-22), (vs. TOR, L 19-41)Western Final: 8 rec, 49 yds, 1 TD; : 2 rec, 18 yds, 0 TD
2015-2017, 2025NoneN/A
Demski's cumulative postseason totals across 12 games include notable contributions in s, with 20 receptions for 169 yards and 1 across five championship appearances. His versatility, including occasional rushing, has been crucial in elimination games, such as his in the 2024 Western Final that helped maintain momentum in a must-win scenario.

Awards and honors

Team achievements

Nic Demski contributed to the ' success as a two-time champion, winning in both 2019 and 2021 against the . In the 2019 Grey Cup, Demski played a key role in the championship offense with 10 receptions for 78 yards across the playoffs, including a crucial 29-yard touchdown catch in the fourth quarter that helped secure the 33-12 victory. In the 2021 Grey Cup, his pivotal performance included four receptions for 27 yards and a touchdown, contributing to the 33-25 overtime win and the team's repeat championship. Beyond the Grey Cups, Demski was part of multiple Western Division titles with the Blue Bombers in 2019, 2021, 2022, and 2024, along with consistent playoff berths during those seasons that advanced the team to conference finals. During his tenure with the from 2015 to 2017, the team achieved no notable playoff success, failing to advance beyond the division semi-final in 2017 despite qualifying that year.

Individual achievements

Nic Demski earned the Grey Cup Most Valuable Canadian award in 2021 after recording four receptions for 27 yards and a touchdown in the Winnipeg Blue Bombers' 33-25 victory over the Hamilton Tiger-Cats in the 108th Grey Cup. Demski has been selected as a CFL West Division All-Star five times, recognizing his consistent performance as a wide receiver. His selections came in 2021, with 48 receptions for 654 yards and four touchdowns in the shortened 14-game season; in 2022, with 64 receptions for 772 yards and 10 touchdowns; in 2023, highlighted by his first full 1,000-yard season with 1,006 yards and six touchdowns; in 2024, setting career highs of 76 receptions for 1,030 yards and six touchdowns; and in 2025, with 67 receptions for 1,001 yards and seven touchdowns. He was also named a CFLPA All-Star in 2021 and 2022, and selected as the Blue Bombers' Most Outstanding Canadian in both 2021 and 2022. Among his key career milestones, Demski surpassed 5,000 receiving yards during the 2024 season, entering the year with 4,254 career yards and adding 1,030 more to reach the mark while establishing himself as one of the Bombers' all-time top receivers. He has achieved 1,000 receiving yards in three seasons: 2023 (1,006 yards), 2024 (1,030 yards), and 2025 (1,001 yards), showcasing his reliability as a primary target. Additionally, he crossed 6,000 career receiving yards on September 1, 2025, during the Labour Day Classic against the Saskatchewan Roughriders. Demski has received additional performance recognition, including a spot on the CFL Honour Roll for Week 2 of the 2025 season after earning an 81.0 PFF grade with four receptions for 53 yards and two touchdowns in a win over the B.C. Lions. He was also an honourable mention in Pro Football Focus's 2025 CFL awards selections for outstanding receiver. For his off-field contributions, Demski was awarded the ' Ed Kotowich Community Service Award in 2025 for his volunteer work and positive impact in , where he was born and has spent his entire professional career with the team since 2018.

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