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Saturday, November 30, 2019

DUNK: No Rider Assistant Coaches Have Contract

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Craig Dickenson is the only Saskatchewan Roughriders’ coach under contract beyond 2019.

The first-year bench boss signed a three-year pact after he was promoted to the role of head coach in January. Dickenson’s prior contract — originally inked while Chris Jones was the general manager and head coach — made him the CFL’s highest-paid special teams coordinator and would have expired in 2019.

Saskatchewan added two more years onto Dickenson’s deal to match it with general manager Jeremy O’Day. That pairing inherited Jones’ group of assistant coaches when he left for the Cleveland Browns. Due to the league’s new coaches cap, Dickenson kept the crew intact for the year.

Continuity paid dividends in Saskatchewan as the Riders finished 13-5 to finish atop the West Division regular season standings. The crossbar at Mosaic Stadium was the only thing that kept the green and white from a potential Grey Cup spot.

Offensive coordinator Stephen McAdoo and quarterbacks coach Steve Walsh were integral in the rise of Cody Fajardo. McAdoo was the assistant head coach and play caller and should be given more credit for the success of the offence and building the playbook around the new face of the franchise.

Defensively, pundits questioned whether the massive void left by Jones could be filled by a rookie scheme, but Jason Shivers answered the call to duty. Saskatchewan allowed the fewest points in the West Division (386), the lowest amount of offensive touchdowns in the league (30), and net offence per game (294). They also tied for the CFL sack lead with 56.

Both McAdoo and Shivers are starting to be mentioned as developing head coach candidates around the league — the performance from their respective units stood out in a strong Riders season.

Special teams coach Terry Eisler, offensive line coach Stephen Sorrells, running backs coach Kent Maugeri, receivers coach Travis Moore, defensive line coach Mike Davis, linebackers coach Chris Tormey and assistant defensive backs coach Richard Kent came together well under Dickenson.

Dickenson was not able to hire his own staff. It’s conceivable based on the results from 2019 that the same men could be back next season, especially the two closest to Fajardo. Keeping the No. 1 QB comfortable is a high priority.

However the deals work out, Dickenson is going to have the ability to decide on the hires for his staff moving forward.

(3DownNation.com)

Friday, November 29, 2019

DL Mak Henry Staying In Riderville

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The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed Canadian defensive lineman Makana Henry to a two-year contract extension, keeping him with the Club through the 2021 season.

Henry (6’1 – 275 lbs) is coming off one of his best seasons yet, playing all 18 games for the Roughriders and making 11 starts. He racked up 26 defensive tackles and three quarterback sacks while contributing to a veteran defensive line that was third best in the league at getting at the quarterback.

 Henry will enter his fifth CFL season after initially joining the Roughriders in 2016.

 Henry is a strong presence on the field as well as off it, committing himself to the Saskatchewan community. He’s won the Roughriders Community Service Award for three straight years (2017-19), was the team’s nominee for the Tom Pate Award for three years running (2017-19) and was the Roughriders 2018 nominee for the Jake Gaudaur Veterans’ Award. Henry gives back to many local charities and non-profits in the province and runs a backpack drive for inner city kids at the start of every school year.

This Weekend In Cougar Athletics





Home Events – Friday
Women's Basketball vs. Alberta, 6:00 PM (CKHS)
Women's Hockey vs. Calgary, 7:00 PM (The Co-operators Centre)
Men's Basketball vs. Alberta, 8:00 PM (CKHS)

Home Events – Saturday
Women's Hockey vs. Calgary, 3:00 PM (The Co-operators Centre)
Women's Basketball vs. Alberta, 6:00 PM (CKHS)
Men's Basketball vs. Alberta, 8:00 PM (CKHS)

Away Events – Friday
Women's Volleyball - at Winnipeg, 7:00 PM (Winnipeg, Man.)
Men's Hockey - at Calgary, 7:00 PM MST (Calgary, Alta.)

Away Events – Saturday
Men's Hockey - at Calgary, 3:00 PM MST (Calgary, Alta.)
Women's Volleyball - at Winnipeg, 7:00 PM (Winnipeg, Man.)

Swimming (Men's U SPORTS Ranking: No. 8) – The Cougars took home seven medals from the Canada West Championships in Lethbridge including one gold as Etienne Paquin-Foisy took first place in the 200-metre butterfly. Brian Palaschuk (200 IM) and Bree Crookshanks (200 breast) both won silver medals, while a total of four bronze medals were won by Palaschuk (400 IM and 200 free), Crookshanks (100 breast), and Paquin-Foisy (100 fly). Crookshanks broke her own school record in both the 100-metre and 200-metre breaststrokes.

Men's Basketball – The Cougars (4-4) went up to Saskatoon and registered a road split with the No. 5-ranked Huskies, falling 93-89 in overtime on Friday but winning 103-74 on Saturday in a game that saw the squad tie a school record for most three-pointers in a Canada West game with 18. The Cougars will face the No. 5 team in the nation for the second consecutive weekend, as Alberta (7-1) moved up to take Saskatchewan's spot in the poll and the Golden Bears will visit Regina on Friday and Saturday. Tip-off is scheduled for 8:00 on both nights at the Centre for Kinesiology, Health & Sport.

Women's Basketball – The Cougars lost twice on the road to the No. 1-ranked Saskatchewan Huskies, dropping a 73-59 decision on Friday before falling by a 74-45 margin on Saturday. The Cougars (3-5) will now close out the first half of the Canada West schedule against Alberta, which isn't ranked but is off to a solid 6-2 start through the first four weekends of conference play. Game time is set for 6:00 on both Friday night and Saturday night at the CKHS.

Women's Hockey – The Cougars collected their fourth win in five games on Friday with a 3-2 shootout win over Saskatchewan in Saskatoon, but were edged 4-3 by the Huskies in Regina on Saturday in the second game of the home-and-home. Regina (3-8-3-0) will play host to Canada West-leading Calgary this weekend, as the Dinos are 8-3-1-1 on the year and sit at No. 10 in this week's U SPORTS poll.

Women's Volleyball – After two home losses to Calgary last weekend, the Cougars (1-9) are on the road this Friday and Saturday to finish the first half of Canada West play. Regina will meet Winnipeg (4-6) at the Duckworth Centre with first serve scheduled at 7:00 PM for both matches. After this weekend, the Cougars will step away from competition for three weekends before playing in the New Year's Classic in Edmonton in late December.

Men's Hockey – The Cougars played a home-and-home series with Saskatchewan, falling 3-1 to No. 5 Saskatchewan on Friday at The Co-operators Centre in the team's annual game in support of the Shine On Foundation and losing 2-0 to the Huskies on Saturday in Saskatoon. The Cougars (2-11-1) play a nationally ranked opponent for the third consecutive weekend this Friday and Saturday as they'll travel to Calgary to face a Dinos team that's 9-3-2 and ranked No. 9 in U SPORTS.

This And That


--Welcome to Friday and the usual assortment of things running through my muddled mind.   As always, these come in no particular order

--The Bill Peters story is a shocker! It has stunned not only the hockey community, but the entire sporting landscape.  Yes, what Peters did was many, many years ago but it doesn't excuse him from what was said.  Like many of you, I am left to wonder what is taking the Flames so long to jettison him from the organization and how did Peters continue to get NHL jobs when it is obvious that the hockey community knew what was going on----at least they seemed to.   When it comes to why he is still employed, I am guessing there is a lot of legalese happening.

How did and why did  Hockey Canada reward this guy with assignments?  How did the Red Wings allow him to come on board their organization and how did he get head coaching jobs in Carolina and Calgary.  To be fair, I have heard nothing but great things about Peters from those in the hockey community including people that were here for the Heritage Classic.  Those people must be as stunned as anyone.

This isn't as large as the Graham James scandal, but it is an eye-opener for hockey. A big one!  I am guessing there are a lot of coaches in a lot of sports that are going back and reviewing their tactics for situations that have come up in the past.


--The ink is slowly drying on the 2019 CFL season, but it is safe to say that there will likely be a lot of off-season talk which is good for the league.  There are three head coaching vacancies as BC, Edmonton and Ottawa need to fill their spots.  The Bombers still haven't signed Mike O'Shea to an extension and why would Toronto want to keep Corey Chamblin after the disaster they have just gone through.   Yes, I know the Argos have stated they will likely keep Chamblin, but why? Until I see something official from the Argos on Chamblin's status, I would say they are looking.

You have to think Rick Campbell ends up in Edmonton and one would have to believe Jason Maas re-surfaces in BC, but I don't know if he would be the head coach.  I wonder if Mike Reilly would have any say in that.  Does Mike Benavides deserve another shot?

--What do the Bombers do with Zach Collaros?   He gave them the greatest four games in franchise history by bringing a Grey Cup.  How can Winnipeg not offer him a contract after what he did.  I am guessing Zach would like to go back to Toronto or Hamilton for family reasons, but if the money is right.

--How much quarterback movement are we going to see in the off-season?  With the Lions, Eskimos, Stamps, Riders and Alouettes secure with their signal-callers. there will be some openings, but who falls where.  Does Hamilton stay with Dane Evans and let Jeremiah Masoli go.  Where does Nick Arbuckle end up?If Winnipeg keeps Collaros, where does Matt Nichols end up?

--Who celebrated their championship harder.  Chris Streveler or Alex Ovechkin?

--In watching the Grey Cup again, I would have cast my vote for the game's MVP to Willie Jefferson. He was everywhere in that game right from the opening series.

--If you have seen the CFL free agent list, what three free agents from another team (not the Riders) would you like to see wearing green-and-white next year.

--Back to hockey.  If the old adage of 75-80 percent of teams in the playoffs as of the American Thanksgiving holiday make the playoffs then you would find right now that four of the seven Canadian teams would be in (Edmonton, Winnipeg, Toronto, Vancouver) with Calgary and Montreal on the edge of a spot.  Its hard to fathom that stat when there is so much time to go in the season, but the facts show it to be reality.

--True and loyal Toronto Raptors fans are complaining that their team is getting no respect despite the fact they have the 2nd best record in the East.  On this one they are right.  This team isn't getting back to the championship with the roster it has now, but they deserve to be mentioned as one of the league's top teams which they aren't anymore.  Meanwhile, the mighty Golden State Warriors are now the 2nd worst team in the "association" ahead of only the Knicks. Oh, how the mighty have fallen.  Not many are complaining about that.

--Who is the next head coach of the Dallas Cowboys?  Jerry Jones has said he isn't getting rid of Jason Garrett, but one has to think that as soon as the final gun sounds ending Dallas' season that Garrett will be a man without a job.  Would an established NFL coach want to go work for Jones in the environment that is the Cowboys or would he have to find a college coach.  I think its the latter.

--Week 13 NFL Lock Of The Week --- Chiefs over Raiders
   Week 13 NFL Upset Of The Week  --- Steelers over Browns

--Should be a good weekend of basketball at the CKHS as the Cougars take on Alberta.  Go check it out.  It won't break your wallet!

--That's all I got. Have a great weekend!




Thursday, November 28, 2019

Thunder Product Logan Ferland Added To Riders Roster



The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed Canadian offensive lineman Logan Ferland, Canadian linebacker Jacob Janke, American running back Jamal Morrow, Canadian offensive lineman Vincent Roy and global receiver Max Zimmermann to the roster.



SIGNED FROM THE PRACTICE ROSTER:


Ferland (6’4 – 285 lbs) will return to the Green and White after spending 2019 on the Roughriders’ practice roster while still competing on the active roster for the Regina Thunder. In five seasons of junior football the 22-year-old has been heavily awarded including being named the 2019 Prairie Football Conference’s (PFC) Outstanding Offensive Lineman award, a 2018 CFFL All-Canadian and getting a unanimous selection to the 2018 PFC All-Star team.

Morrow (5’8” 205 lbs) comes back to the Roughriders in 2020 after spending 2019 on the practice roster. The 24-year-old played 50 games in four seasons at Washington State where he registered 316 carries for 1,795 yards and nine touchdowns while adding 202 catches for 1,748 and 14 touchdowns. He’s ranked third in Washington State University history with 4,219 all-purpose yards.

 Zimmermann (5’11 – 195 lbs) was selected by the Roughriders sixth overall in the 2019 European Draft and will continue his career with the Roughriders in 2020. The German-born receiver dressed for one game with the Club in 2019 before being moved to the practice roster. Before coming to the CFL, Zimmermann spent two seasons in the German Football League (2017-18) and made 60 receptions for 1,242 yards and 18 touchdowns on the way to winning the 2018 EFL Bowl.

SIGNED 2019 CFL DRAFT PICKS:

Janke (6’0 – 200 lbs), who is fresh off winning the 2019 U SPORTS Russ Jackson Award for academic achievement, football skill and citizenship, has inked a deal to return to the Roughriders in 2020. Janke was selected by the Roughriders in the fourth round of the 2019 CFL Draft but returned to York University to play in his fourth year of eligibility. Janke racked up 42 total tackles, four tackles for losses, three interceptions, two forced fumbles, one sack, one fumble recovery and three pass breakups.

 Roy (6’5 – 285lbs), who was selected by the Roughriders in the sixth round of the 2019 draft will be back with the Roughriders in 2020. Roy attended training camp with the Club before returning for his final year of eligibility at the University of Sherbrooke. Roy converted from defensive line to offensive line in 2018 and played all eight games for the Vert-et-Or this season.

CFL Free Agent List

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TORONTO (November 28, 2019) – The Canadian Football League’s free agency period officially opens on February 11, 2020 at noon. The following players will become free agents should they not re-sign with their respective clubs.
BC LIONS
Player

Position

College
BARTEL, Josh *

P

N/A
BRIDGE, Brandon *

QB

South Alabama
BUNDY, Marquis

WR

New Mexico 
BUTLER, Crezdon

DB

Clemson
CHAGNON, Frederic *

LB

Montreal
DAVIS, Terrell *

LB

UBC
DOZIER, Branden

DB

UNC Charlotte
EDWARDS, Chris

DB

Idaho
FOUCAULT, David *

OL

Montreal
GODIN, Edward *

DB

Laval
GRYMES, Aaron

DB

Idaho
HARRIS, Maleki

LB

South Alabama 
JOHNSON, Antonio

OL

North Texas
JOHNSON, Shaquille *

WR

London Beefeaters
KONAR, Adam *

LB

Calgary
LANKFORD, Ryan

WR

Illinois
LEMON, Shawn

DL

Akron
LUKE, Junior *

DL

Montreal
MBAYE, Khadim *

LB

Ottawa
MENARD, David *

DL

Montreal 
NEWSOME, Jonathan

DL

Ball State
O'BRIEN, Danny

QB

Catawba
PETERS, Garry

DB

Clemson
RENFROW, Justin

OL

Miami
ROY, Jean-Simon *

OL

Laval
RUTLEY, Brandon

RB

San Jose State
SIMONISE, Rashaun *

WR

Calgary
STEWARD, Hunter *

OL

Liberty
THOMPSON, Anthony *

DB

Southern Illinois
WILLIS, Odell

DL

West Georgia 
WOODMAN, Josh *

DB

Western University
* Denotes a national player

EDMONTON ESKIMOS
Player

Position

College
ADAMS, Johnny

DB

Michigan State
BATISTE, D'Anthony

OL

Louisiana At Lafayette
BAZZIE, Alex

DL

Marshall
BEARD, David *

OL

Alberta
BOND, Travis

OL

North Carolina
BOWERS, Da'Quan

DL

Clemson
COLQUHOUN, Arjen *

DB

Michigan State
COOPER, Shaquille

RB

Fort Hays State
DANIELS, DaVaris

WR

Notre Dame
DEAN, Larry

LB

Valdosta State
DRAHEIM, Tommie

OL

San Diego State
GABLE, C.J.

RB

USC
GLASS, Tyquwan

DB

Fresno State
HOOVER, Jordan *

DB

Waterloo
HUNTER, Monshadrik

DB

Arkansas State
JACKSON, Martese

RB

Florida Atlantic
JOHNSON, Josh

DB

Purdue
JONES, Christion

RB

Alabama
JOSEPH, Jesse *

DL

Connecticut
KILGORE, Logan

QB

Middle Tennessee State
MACKIE, Mark *

DL

McMaster
MARSHALL, Andrew *

DL

Simon Fraser
MCCARTY, Calvin *

FB

Western Washington
MCKNIGHT, Maurice

DB

San Jose State
MOORE, Mike

DL

Virginia
MULUMBA-TSHIMANGA, Christophe *

LB

Maine
PARKER, Anthony *

WR

Calgary
ROTTIER, Simeon *

OL

Alberta
RUBY, Jacob *

OL

Richmond
SANTOS-KNOX, Jovan

LB

Massachusetts
SMITH, Jamill

WR

Ball State
ST. JOHN, Josiah *

OL

Oklahoma
TUCK, James *

FB

York
UNAMBA, Don

DB

Southern Arkansas
USHER, Nick

DL

Texas El Paso
WALKER, Brian

DB

Fayetteville State
* Denotes a national player

CALGARY STAMPEDERS
Player

Position

College
AMOS, DaShaun

DB

East Carolina
ARBUCKLE, Nick

QB

Georgia State
BALL, Marcus

LB

Memphis
BEGELTON, Reggie

WR

Lamar
BERGER, Adam *

DB

Simon Fraser
BRESCACIN, Juwan *

WR

Northern Illinois
CASHER, Chris

DL

Faulkner University
COZART, Montell

QB

Boise State
DENNIS, Derek

OL

Temple
FINCH, Roy

RB

Oklahoma
GREENWOOD, Cory *

LB

Concordia
HARTLEY, Austen *

WR

Calgary
JACKSON, Don

RB

Nevada
KASITATI, Nila

OL

Oklahoma
LAW, Cordarro

DL

Southern Mississippi
LAWRENCE, Justin *

OL

Alberta
MCLENNAN, Ivan

DL

Washington State
MILANOVIC-LITRE, Ante *

LB

Simon Fraser
MORRIS, Romar

RB

North Carolina
MRABURE, Ese *

DL

Wilfrid Laurier
ORIMOLADE, Folarin

DL

Dartmouth
ROSE, Mike

DL

North Carolina State
SIMPSON, Juwan

LB

Alabama
SMITH, Brandon

DB

Sacramento State
STEPHEN, Courtney *

DB

Northern Illinois
TURNER, Junior *

DL

Bishop's
WALL, Jamar

CB

Texas Tech
WESTERMAN, Jabar *

DL

Eastern Michigan
WIGGAN, Derek *

DL

Queen's
WILLIAMS, Terry

RB

Kutztown
WILLIAMS, Ucambre

OL

South Alabama
* Denotes a national player

SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS
Player

Position

College
ARCENEAUX, Emmanuel

WR

Alcorn State
AWACHIE, Albert *

WR

Toronto
BARTLETT, Brandyn *

LB

Tusculum College
BLADEK, Dariusz *

OL

Bethune-Cookman
BLAKE, Philip *

OL

Baylor
BOUKA, Elie *

DB

Calgary
CLARK, Dan *

OL

Regina Jrs.
COFIELD, Takoby

OL

Duke
COLEMAN, Thaddeus

OL

Mississippi Valley State
DAVIS, DyShawn

LB

Syracuse
EDWARDS, Lavar

DL

Louisiana State
ELIMIMIAN, Solomon

LB

Hawaii
EVANS, Shaquelle

WR

UCLA
GAGNE, Alexandre *

LB

Sherbrooke
GAINEY, Ed

DB

Appalachian State
GETER, Chad

LB

Gardner-Webb
HENRY, Makana*

DL

Burlington Jrs.
HURL, Sam *

LB

Calgary
HUS, Jorgen *

LS

Regina
JOHNSON, Micah

DL

Kentucky
JUDGE, Cameron *

LB

UCLA
LAFRANCE, Kienan *

RB

Manitoba
LEONARD, AC

DL

Tennessee State
MARSHALL, Nick

DB

Auburn
MONCRIEF, Derrick

LB

Oklahoma State
RADFORD, Denzel *

WR

Calgary
REAVES, Jordan *

DB

Brandon University
ROOSEVELT, Naaman

WR

Buffalo
RYAN, Jonathan *

P

Regina
THIGPEN, Marcus

RB

Indiana
WATSON, Cory *

WR

Concordia
ZVER, Jeremy *

OL

Regina
* Denotes a national player

WINNIPEG BLUE BOMBERS
Player

Position

College
ADAMS, Darvin

WR

Auburn
AUGUSTINE, Johnny *

RB

Guelph
BRYANT, Stanley

OL

East Carolina
COLLAROS, Zach

QB

Cincinnati
COUTURE, Michael *

OL

Simon Fraser
FENNER, Chandler

DB

Holy Cross
FOKETI, Manase

OL

West Texas A&M
HARDRICK, Jermarcus

OL

Nebraska
HECHT, Jeff *

DB

Saint Mary's
JEFFERSON, Willie

DL

Stephen F. Austin State
JONES, Derek *

DB

Simon Fraser
JONES, Korey

LB

Wyoming
MASTON, Mercy

DB

Boise State
MILES, Thomas *

LB

Manitoba
NELSON, Charles

WR

Oregon
NEUFELD, Patrick *

OL

Saskatchewan
NEVIS, Drake

DL

Louisiana State
ROH, Craig

DE

Michigan
ROSE, Winston

DB

New Mexico State
SAYLES, Marcus

DB

West Georgia
STREVELER, Chris

QB

South Dakota
TAYLOR, Nicholas

DB

Florida International
THOMAS, Jake *

DL

Acadia
WOLITARSKY, Drew *

WR

Minnesota
* Denotes a national player

HAMILTON TIGER-CATS
Player

Position

College
ADDISON, Bralon

WR

Oregon
ADELEKE, Tunde *

DB

Carleton
BUREN, Justin *

WR

Simon Fraser
COOMBS, Anthony *

RB

Manitoba
DALY, Michael *

DB

McMaster
DAVIS, Ja'Gared

LB

Southern Methodist
FILER, Mike *

OL

Mount Allison
HOWSARE, Julian

DE

Clarion
JONES, Brian *

WR

Acadia
JONES, Mike *

WR

Southern
LANGA, Jonathan *

DB

Saint Mary's
LAURENT, Ted *

DL

Mississippi
LEONARD, Richard

DB

Florida International
MARSHALL, Cameron

RB

Arizona State
MASOLI, Jeremiah

QB

Mississippi
MATHEWS, Ryker

OL

Brigham Young
MCGOUGH, Connor *

DL

Calgary
MURRAY, Derico

LB

Kent State
NEWTON, Curtis *

LB

Guelph
OKAFOR, Kay *

DL

St. Francis Xavier
RICHARDSON, Bobby

DL

Indiana
ROLLE, Jumal

DB

Catawba
SHORTILL, Nicholas *

LB

McMaster
SUTTON, Tyrell

RB

Northwestern
TASKER, Luke

WR

Cornell
TRACY, Adrian

DL

William & Mary
TUGGLE, Justin

DL

Kansas State
WATFORD, David

QB

Hampton
WESTERMAN, Jamaal *

DL

Rutgers
WILLIAMS, Frankie

DB

Purdue
WYNN, Dylan

DL

Oregon State
* Denotes a national player

TORONTO ARGONAUTS
Player

Position

College
ANTIGHA Oluwatobi

DL

Presbyterian College
AWE, Micah

LB

Texas Tech
BELTRE, Frank

DE

Towson University
BETHEL-THOMPSON, Mcleod

QB

Sacramento State
BISHOP, Freddie III

DE

Western Michigan
CAMPBELL, Jamal *

OL

York
COLEMAN, Davon

DL

Arizona State
EDWARDS, Armanti

WR

Appalachian State
FOGG, Kevin

DB

Liberty
FRANKLIN, James

QB

Missouri
GABRIEL, Jermaine *

DB

Bishop's
GREEN, S.J.

WR

South Florida
HERDMAN-REED, Justin *

LB

Simon Fraser
HOLMES, Tyler *

OL

Tulsa
KANNEH, Abdul

DB

New Mexico Highlands
LAING, Cleyon *

DL

Iowa State
MCEWEN, Sean *

OL

Calgary
MEDEIROS, Zackary *

K

Western University
MINCY, Jonathon

DB

Auburn
NOEL, Llevi *

WR

Toronto
PFEFFER, Ronald *

K

Wilfrid Laurier
PRUKOP, Dakota

QB

Oregon
RAINEY, Chris

RB

Florida
RALPH, Jimmy *

WR

Alberta
RICHARDSON, Shaquille

DB

Arizona
SMITH, Rodney

WR

Florida State
STRIKER, Eric

LB

Oklahoma
WALKER, Derel

WR

Texas A&M
WASHINGTON, Trumaine

DB

Louisville
WILD, Ian

LB

Mercyhurst College
WOODS, Bear

LB

Troy
WORTHY, Chandler

WR

Troy
* Denotes a national player

OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Player

Position

College
BALTIMORE, Sherrod

DB

Maine
BEHAR, Nathaniel *

WR

Carleton
BENSON, Mike *

LS

Acadia
BOLDUC, Jean-Philippe *

DB

Laval
BOULAY, Nicolas *

LB

Sherbrooke
BOURASSA, Louis-Philippe *

LS

Montreal
BROWN, Kevin

LB

Cincinnati
CIOFFI, Anthony

DB

Rutgers
COATE, Seth

WR

St. Francis University
ELLIS, Avery

DL

Temple
EVANS, Randall

DB

Kansas State
FRANCIS, Kevin *

DB

North Carolina A&T
GOSSELIN, Anthony *

FB

Sherbrooke
HARRIS, R.J.

WR

New Hampshire
HOLLEY, Caleb

WR

East Central C.C.
HOWELL, Justin *

DB

Carleton
JENNINGS, Jonathon

QB

Saginaw Valley State
KNOX, Jeff Jr.

LB

California U. of PA
LATTANZIO, Ettore *

DL

Ottawa
LEONE, Richie

K

Houston
MACMILLAN, Nolan *

OL

Iowa
MADU, Mossis

RB

Oklahoma
MASON, Danny

DE

Texas A&M Commerce
MATIAS, Josue

OL

Florida State
MORRIS, Greg *

RB

New Mexico Military Institute
RANDLE, Chris

DB

Utah State
RHYMES, Dominique

WR

Murray State
ROSE, Jonathan

DB

Nebraska
SCARFONE, Jacob *

WR

Guelph
TAVAI, J.R.

DE

USC
WAKEFIELD, Michael

DL

Florida International
WALKER, Cameron *

DL

Guelph
WARD, Lewis *

K

Ottawa
WILLIAMS, Avery

LB

Temple
WOODSON, Blaine

DL

Delaware
* Denotes a national player

MONTREAL ALOUETTES
Player

Position

College
ACKIE, Chris *

DB

Wilfrid Laurier
ALFORD, Mario

WR

West Virginia
BANNER, Bo *

DL

Central Washington
BARON, Woody

DT

Virginia Tech
BEDARD, Martin *

LS

Connecticut
BROWN, Ryan

DL

Mississippi State
EVANS, Ciante

DB

Nebraska
FAUBERT-LUSSIER, Felix *

WR

Laval
FOOTE, Fabion *

DL

McMaster
JAMIESON, Sean *

OL

Western University
JOHNSON, Jeremiah

RB

Oregon
KNAPTON, Gabriel

DL

Wyoming
KOZACHUK, Paul *

LB

Toronto
LALAMA, D.J. *

LB

Manitoba
LEVELS, Patrick

DB

Baylor
LEWIS, Eugene

WR

Oklahoma
LOVE, Glenn

LB

UCLA
MATTE, Kristian *

OL

Concordia
MATTHEWS, Chris

WR

Kentucky
MOORE, Spencer *

FB

McMaster
MURRAY, Najee

CB

Kent State
NORRIS, Elijah

DL

Shepherd College
PLESIUS, Frederic *

LB

Laval
RICE, Landon *

OL

Manitoba
RYAN, Shakeir

WR

Northwestern State
STANBACK, William

RB

Virginia Union
STONE, Ryder *

RB

Dartmouth
TERMANSEN, Dominique *

DB

UBC
* Denotes a national player
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