Montreal Alouettes kicker David Côté retires from CFL
Quebec-born kicker David Côté has retired from the Canadian Football League. After four seasons and 52 games, all with the
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Montreal Alouettes sign North Dakota State University OL Hunter Poncius
The Montreal Alouettes have signed American offensive lineman Hunter Poncius through the 2026 season. The six-foot-eight, 318-pound Poncius spent five
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Montreal Alouettes sign Troy standout DB Don Callis
The Montreal Alouettes have signed American defensive back Don Callis. The six-foot, 184-pound defender recorded 26 total tackles, four pass
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Ottawa Redblacks’ DB Ty Cranston retires from CFL
Canadian defensive back Ty Cranston has announced his retirement from professional football after six seasons in the CFL. The 30-year-old
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3DownNation Podcast: Harris plays hurt, updated CFL mock draft, Stampede Bowl
Justin Dunk, John Hodge, and JC Abbott discuss Trevor Harris playing part of the 2024 season on a partially torn
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111th Grey Cup generates $121.9 million economic impact: study
The 111th Grey Cup in Vancouver, B.C. generated a $121.9 million economic impact, according to a study from Sport Tourism
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Hamilton Tiger-Cats sign Division II All-American edge rusher Maalik Hall
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have signed American defensive end Maalik Hall to their training camp roster. The six-foot-three, 235-pound pass rusher
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Saskatchewan Roughriders sign former Broncos DL Aaron Patrick who tried to sue NFL
The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed American defensive lineman Aaron Patrick to their training camp roster. Patrick played 17 games over
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Bringing back the boot: Toronto Argonauts re-sign Aussie punter John Haggerty
The Toronto Argonauts have re-signed Global punter John Haggerty after an extended wait. The 30-year-old from Australia has been testing
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Roughrider Foundation invests $1.8M in Saskatchewan amateur football
The Saskatchewan Roughrider Foundation has made a landmark investment for $1.8 million to support football programs across the province. In
