Part 2 - Toronto Argonauts

TORONTO
ARGONAUTS
players
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8 LINEBACKER
DEFENSIVE BACK
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Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on February 2, 2010.
2010: Dressed in five (5) games with one start at DB… Added to
club’s practice roster to start the season… Week 6, Dressed at
backup DB and played ST in CFL debut (06/08/10) at Edmonton…
Made 2 ST tackles… Week 7, Dressed as backup LB/DB and
played ST making 5 DT in win vs. Montreal… Thrust into action at
CB when starter Willie Middlebrooks left game with muscle cramps
in the second half… Week 8, Dressed at backup LB/DB and played
ST recording no stats in loss to Hamilton…Entered game at DB
late in the 4th quarter when teammate Lin-J Shell was ejected for
objectionable conduct…Week 9, Added to PR for Labour Day Classic
at Hamilton…Week 10, Remained on PR…Week 11, Dressed
at backup DB and played ST in win vs. Winnipeg… Recorded no
stats…Week 12, Added to IR for Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…Week
13, Remained on IR for loss vs. Saskatchewan…
Weeks 14-17, Remained on PR…Week 18, Made first career start
at CB in win at Montreal (07/11/10) replacing injured starter Byron
Parker…Made 2 DT and 2 PKDs…2010 Playoffs On practice roster
for Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Added to injured list for
Eastern Final loss at Montreal.
2009: Attended training camp with the Packers and released in
June.
2008: Signed a free agent contract with the Green Bay Packers
(NFL) in April and spent entire season on the club’s practice roster.
College: Played four seasons at Ohio University (2004-07) primarily
on offence and special teams…2007 Played in 11 games as
a rusher, receiver, and special teams player...Led the Bobcats on
the kickoff return with a total of 683 yards...Twice named MAC
Special Teams Player of the Week…For second season in a row,
blocked three punts...2006 Played in all 14 games as a reserve
running back and on special teams...Led Bobcats with 11 ST
tackles ... Blocked a team-high three punts...Rushed for 36 yards
on 19 carries...2005 Played in eight games primarily as a backup
running back and on ST...Recorded five tackles on special teams
for the season…2004 Started season as redshirt but activated four
games into season when injuries in offensive backfield moved him
onto the depth chart...Dressed mainly as a backup RB and on ST.
Personal: Josh’s parents are Alvin and Sharon Abrams and he has a
5-year old son named Jayden. Josh was a recreation management
major at Ohio University and after football he aspires to be a coach
in the NCAA. Josh was a two-year letter winner at Dunwoody H.S.
in Georgia and was named All-Region as a senior. A former track
athlete, he holds the North Carolina state record in the 4x400 relay.
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JOSH ABRAMS
6’0”, 198 lbs. • Born: January 18, 1986 • Dunwoody, Georgia
2nd Year Argos/2nd Year CFL • Import
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Fumble Returns INT Returns QB Tkl for Loss
GP DT ST TT NO YDS TD NO YDS LG TD NO NO YDS FF
2010 TOR 5 6 1 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 5 6 1 7 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0

12 QUARTERBACK
LINEBACKER
Acquired: Traded to Toronto from Saskatchewan in exchange for
a fifth round pick (DL Bruno LaPointe) in the 2010 CFL Canadian
Draft on March 9, 2010.
2010: Dressed in 18 regular season games with one (1) start at QB
for Toronto… Week 1, Made Argos regular season debut (01/07/10)
in Canada Day season opener at Calgary at backup QB but did not
see time…Week 2, Dressed as backup QB in win at Winnipeg and
entered game for one series mid-way through the third quarter
when starter Cleo Lemon left game with injury…Completed 1 of
3 passes for 28 yards…Week 3, Dressed as backup QB in win
vs. Calgary…Week 4, Dressed at backup QB in win vs. B.C. and
entered game for one series in the third quarter when starter Cleo
Lemon left game due to injury…Took over on Toronto’s 2-yard
line and was 0 for 1 passing before P Jamie Boreham conceded
a safety…Week 5, Dressed at backup QB in loss at Montreal and
entered game in 3rd quarter for one series in place of injured
starter Cleo Lemon…Completed 2 of 2 passes for 8 yards…
Week 6, Dressed as backup QB in win at Edmonton…Week 7,
Dressed as backup QB in win vs. Montreal…Week 8, Dressed as
backup QB in loss vs. Hamilton…Week 9, Dressed as backup QB
in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…Week 10, Dressed as
backup QB in loss at B.C…Week 11, Dressed at backup QB in
win vs. Winnipeg…Week 12, Dressed at backup QB in Touchdown
Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…Entered game in fourth quarter when
starter Cleo Lemon left game with an injury and did not return…
Completed 2 of 4 passes, 43 yards, LG 28, 1 INT…Week 13, Made
first pro-football start (2/10/10) in home loss vs. Saskatchewan…
Completed 16 of 24 passes, 66.7%, for 153 yards, 0 TD, 0 INT,
LG 19 and rushed twice for 20 yards, LG 12, and 1 TD…Week
14, Dressed as backup QB for win at Saskatchewan…Week 15,
Dressed as backup QB and entered game for two series in the
third quarter in loss vs. Hamilton…Completed 0 of 2 passes with
1 INT, and rushed once for 5 yards…Week 16, Dressed as backup
QB for win at Winnipeg…Week 17, Dressed as backup QB for
loss vs. Montreal…Week 18, Dressed at backup QB for win at
Montreal and threw first career touchdown pass (07/11/10) to WR
Spencer Watt…Entered game in first quarter in place of starter
Cleo Lemon and played to midway in fourth quarter when he gave
way to Danny Brannagan… Completed 16 of 27 passes for 229
yards, LG 34, 1 TD and carried 1 time for 1 yard…2010 Playoffs
Dressed as backup QB in Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…
Dressed as backup QB for Eastern Final loss at Montreal…Entered
game late in the fourth quarter in place of starter Cleo Lemon and
completed 4 of 8 passes for 71 yards with 1 INT and 1 TD to WR
Jeremaine Copeland.
2009: Dressed in all 18 regular season games but did not see any
action as third string QB…2009 Playoffs Dressed in West Final as third
string QB…Grey Cup Championship Dressed as third string quarterback.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Passing Rushing
GP COMP ATT YDS PCT TD INT NO YDS TD
2010 TOR 18 63 37 461 58.7 1 3 4 26 1
TOTALS 18 63 37 461 58.7 1 3 4 26 1
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Passing Rushing
GP COMP ATT YDS PCT TD INT NO YDS TD
2010 TOR 2 4 8 71 50.0 1 1 0 0 0
TOTALS 2 4 8 71 50.0 1 1 0 0 0
DALTON BELL
6’3”, 215 lbs. • West Texas A&M • Born: March 9, 1983 • Canyon, Texas
2nd Year Argos /3rd Year CFL • Import
2008: Signed with the Seattle Seahawks (NFL) as a free agent
and attended training camp…Added to the club’s practice
roster…Released and signed a practice roster agreement with
the Saskatchewan Roughriders in October…Remained on Riders’
practice squad for remainder of 2008 season.
2007: Attended portion of training camp with the Carolina Panthers
(NFL) and released…Signed as a free agent with the Green Bay
Packers (NFL) and assigned to the club’s practice roster.
College: Dressed in 40 games with 21 starts (2002-‘06) at
West Texas A&M…Threw for career totals of 7,841 yards, 63
touchdowns and completed 66.9% (699) of his 1044 pass
attempts…2006 As a senior, completed 386 of 583 passes for
3,998 yards and 32 touchdowns…2005 Promoted to starting
QB and threw for 3,799 yards and 30 touchdowns as a junior…
Named First-Team All-Southwest Region and Second-Team
All-Lone Star Conference…Honoured as a finalist for the Harlon
Hill Award Finalist…2004 Dressed in 10 games as a backup QB
completing 1 of 5 passes…2003 Played in six games and completed
1 of 2 passes for 36 yards and scored a touchdown…2002
Redshirt freshman.
Personal: Dalton is married to his high school sweetheart Abbie
and the couple has a 4-year old son named Boston and a baby
boy named Bowen, born this off-season. Both Dalton and Abbie
attended Canyon High School and they still live in their hometown
of Canyon, Texas. There, Dalton was a two-year letter winner as a
track athlete and earned honourable mention All-District honours
as a football player. He was a marketing major in college.
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MATT BLACK
39 DEFENSIVE BACK
5’9”, 189 lbs. • Saginaw Valley State • Born: March 1, 1985 • Toronto, Ontario
3rd Year Argos/ 3rd Year CFL • Non-Import
Acquired: Drafted by Toronto in the 6th Round, 45th Overall, in the
2008 CFL Canadian Draft…Signed with Toronto on March 11,
2009.
2010: Dressed in 14 games with no starts for Toronto… Weeks
1-3, Did not dress due to injury…Week 4, Added to 46-man active
but did not dress in win vs. B.C…Week 5, Made 2010 debut on
42-man active roster but recorded no stats in loss at Montreal…
Week 6, Dressed as backup DB and played ST in win at Edmonton…Made
1 DT and 1 ST tackle…Week 7, Dressed at backup DB
and played ST in win vs. Montreal…Thrust into action at CB when
Willie Middlebrooks and Lin-J Shell both left game due to injury…
Made 1 DT and 3 ST tackles…Week 8, Dressed as backup DB
and played ST in loss vs. Hamilton making 1 ST tackle…Week 9,
Dressed as backup DB and played ST in Labour Day Classic loss at
Hamilton…Week 10, Dressed at backup DB and played ST in loss
at B.C…Made single-game career-high 3 ST tackles…Week 11,
Dressed at backup DB and played ST in win vs. Winnipeg…Made
1 ST tackle…Week 12, Dressed at backup DB and played ST in
Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…Recorded 2 ST tackles
and fielded a punt return for 1 yard before fumbling the ball away
late in the fourth quarter…Week 13, Dressed at backup DB and
played ST, recording no stats, in loss vs. Saskatchewan…Week
14, Dressed as backup DB and played ST in win at Saskatchewan…Made
1 ST tackle…Week 15, Added to 46-man active roster
but did not dress in loss vs. Hamilton…Week 16, Dressed as
backup DB and played ST in win at Winnipeg…Made 1 DT…Week
17, Dressed as backup DB and played ST for loss vs. Montreal…
Finished game with 3 DT, 1 ST and 1 PKD…Thrust into wideside
CB position in first quarter when starter Byron Parker left game
for three plays due to injury… Parker returned to the game at
shortside CB to replace injured starter Willie Middlebrooks, who
did not return to action…Rotated through the rest of the game
with Jeremy Unertl at CB…Week 18, Dressed at backup DB and
saw extensive playing time in the defence and on ST in win at
Montreal…Made 1 DT and 1 ST tackle…2010 Playoffs Dressed at
backup DB, played ST and had a career-game in Eastern Semi-
Final win at Hamilton…Forced a Marcus Thigpen fumble in the
second quarter, then recovered a Marcus Thigpen fumble in third
quarter on Hamilton’s 12-yard line…resulting drive ended in an
Argos touchdown…Named Runner Up, CFL Special Teams Player
of the Week…Dressed at backup DB and played ST in Eastern
Final loss at Montreal…Made 1 ST tackle.
2009: Dressed in 6 games at cornerback and played primarily
on special teams in his CFL rookie season with the Argonauts...
Week 1, Had 1 ST tackle in season opener at Hamilton…subbed
into game on defence, for CB Jordan Younger, during the second
half… Week 2, Dressed at backup CB and played on special teams
in loss vs. Saskatchewan… Made 2 ST tackles and returned 1
kickoff for 19 yards…Week 3, Dressed at backup CB and played
on ST recording 1 ST tackle in loss at Calgary…Week 4, Started
at punt returner (24/07/09) and was a backup CB in win at Winnipeg…
Had 3 PR for 20 yards, LG 13, before leaving game at
beginning of second quarter with shin injury… Week 5, Added
to IR with leg injury… Weeks 6-7, On 46-man active roster but
did not dress...Weeks 8-16, Added to practice roster…Week 17,
Dressed as backup CB and played ST in loss at Edmonton… Made
1 ST tackle…Week 18, Dressed as backup CB in loss vs. Montreal.
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2008: Drafted by Toronto in the 6th round, 45th overall, of the CFL
Canadian Draft…Returned to school for final year of eligibility.
College: A four-year starter at Saginaw Valley State (2004-08)…
2008 Named First-Team All-GLIAC…Selected to the Valero Cactus
Bowl senior all-star game…Recorded 42 tackles, four pass breakups,
ranked third in the GLIAC with five interceptions for 119 yards
on the season, including 1 for a 19-yard TD…Earned GLIAC Player
of the Week honours…East Coast Bowl in Petersburg, VA…2007
Played in 8 games…Named Academic All-Conference…Returned
12 punts for 91 yards...2006 Led the team with a 14.8-yard punt
return average and ran back 8 kickoffs for 203 yards and a touchdown…Also
posted an interception and 42 tackles…Named
Second-Team All-GLIAC…2005 Started all games as a freshman…2004
Redshirt freshman.
Personal: Matt’s parents, Marlane and Donovan, live in Toronto
and he has two younger siblings, Eric, who is a football player
at Saint Mary’s University, and Destiny. Matt spent the off-season
participating in the Argos’ Huddle Up Bullying Prevention Program
and making other community appearances. He enjoys cooking
and says his specialty is surf n’ turf. He played hockey, baseball
and ran track at Northern Secondary School. While at Saginaw
Valley, he was heavily involved in the Student Athletic Advisory
Committee, an athletic group focused on community involvement
and initiatives. Black was an all-star member of the Metro Toronto
Wildcats in the OVFL where he won the league’s Most Outstanding
Defensive Back award. He was also named Mid-Town Football
MVP while attending Northern S.S. Matt studied Communications/
Marketing at Saginaw Valley.

39 MATT BLACK
DEFENSIVE BACK
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls for Loss INT Returns
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD
2009 TOR 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 13 7 13 20 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 19 7 13 20 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
Punt Returns Kickoff Returns
TEAM NO YDS LG TD NO YDS LG TD
2009 TOR 3 20 13 0 1 19 19 0
2010 TOR 1 1 1 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 4 21 13 0 1 19 19 0
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls For Loss
GP DT ST TT KD FF FR QB NO YDS
2010 TOR 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0
TOTALS 2 0 1 1 0 1 1 0 0 0
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Acquired: Acquired by Toronto in a trade with Calgary on August
21, 2010 in exchange for the rights to a negotiation list player
(DL Corey Mace).
2010: Attended training camp with the Stampeders and added to
team’s 9-game injured list …Traded to Toronto in Week 8 and
dressed in ten (10) regular season games with no starts for the
Argos…Week 9, Remained on 9-game injured list for Labour Day
Classic at Hamilton…Week 10, Made Argos debut (11/09/10) in
loss at B.C. dressing at backup LB and playing ST…Did not record
a stat but replaced LB Tang Bacheyie on defence for duration of
game when he left due to injury in the first half…Week 11, Started
as fourth LB (19/09/10) in 3-4 defensive formations and played ST
in win vs. Winnipeg…Made 1 DT…Week 12, Started as fourth LB
in 3-4 defensive formations and played ST in Touchdown Atlantic
loss vs. Edmonton…Recorded 1 ST tackle… Week 13, Started
as fourth LB in 3-4 defensive formations and played ST in loss
vs. Saskatchewan… Made 1 DT…Week 14, Started as fourth LB
in 3-4 defensive formations and played ST in win at Saskatchewan…Week
15, Dressed as backup LB and played ST in loss
vs. Hamilton…Made 2 ST tackles…Week 16, Dressed as backup
LB and played ST in win at Winnipeg…Made 2 DT and recovered
a fumble by kick returner Deon Beasley, caused by teammate
Willie Pile, on the last play of the first half…Week 17, Dressed
as backup LB and played ST in loss vs. Montreal…Made 1 ST
tackle…Week 18, Dressed at backup LB and played ST in win at
Montreal…Made 2 DT and 3 ST tackles, and returned 1 kickoff
for 8 yards…2010 Playoffs Dressed as backup LB and played ST in
Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Dressed as backup LB and
played ST in Eastern Final loss at Montreal…Made 1 ST tackle.
2009: Invited to CFL Evaluation Camp in Toronto…Selected by Calgary
in the 2nd Round (16th Overall) in the 2009 CFL Canadian
Draft…Signed with Calgary on May 29…Attended training camp
with the Stampeders and dressed in five games as a rookie before
being sidelined by injury. ..Finished season with 8 DTs and 4 ST
tackles…Made his CFL debut in week 1 vs. Montreal (01/07/09)
and made 4 DTs and 1 ST tackles.
College: Played four seasons (2005-08) at Wayne State…Started
36 of 43 games and finished with 289 tackles…2008 Started 11
games…Named a team captain as a senior…Led team, seventh
in conference with 101 total tackles as well as four sacks…
Named Second-Team All-Conference squad…Received the
team’s ‘Ultimate Warrior’ award for outstanding work in the weight
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TRISTAN BLACK
51 LINEBACKER
6’3”, 232 lbs. • Wayne State • Born: April 4, 1984 • Toronto, Ontario
2nd Year Argos / 3rd Year CFL • Non-Import
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls for Loss INT Returns
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD
2009 CGY 5 8 4 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 9 7 7 14 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 14 15 11 26 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
CFL PLAYOFFS STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls for Loss INT Returns
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD
2010 TOR 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
room…Participated in the East Coast Bowl...2007 Earned All-GLIAC
Honourable Mention for the second straight year...Started all 11
games...Finished third on team with 82 tackles and 7.5 tackles
for loss with three sacks...Two-time WSU Defensive Player of the
Week selection...2006 Earned All-GLIAC Honourable Mention after
finishing fifth on the squad with 66 tackles...Dressed in all 11
games making eight starts...Made 66 tackles with 2.5 tackles for
loss…2005 Played in all 10 games starting the final six contests
as a freshman...Finished second among WSU LBs with 40 tackles,
also recorded 4.5 tackles for loss (-10 yards), 1.5 sacks (-4) yards,
and two pass break-ups.
Personal: A Toronto native, Black attended Central Tech High School
and was a two-time Toronto Star All-City selection. Tristan played
one season of CEGEP football at Montreal’s Vanier College (a
prep school) before enrolling at Wayne State. His younger brother
Everton is a linebacker for the University of Manitoba Bisons and
played for the North Toronto Wildcats. Tristan spent summers playing
with the Scarborough Thunder. Tristan spent the off-season
participating in the Argos’ Huddle Up Bullying Prevention Program
and making other community appearances, including playing with
the Courtside Boatmen, the Argos charity basketball team. One of
Tristan’s inspirations is his older sister Cassandra who has Down
Syndrome, prompting Tristan to fundraise to improve quality of life
for those afflicted.

CORY BOYD
3 RUNNING BACK
6’2”, 218 lbs. • South Carolina • Born: August 6, 1985 • Orange, New Jersey
2nd Year Argos / 2nd Year CFL • Import
Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on March 12, 2010…
Extended with Toronto on March 21, 2011.
2010: Dressed in and started 16 games in his first season in Toronto…Named
Argos’ Most Outstanding Player for first time in
his career as voted by the Toronto chapter of the FRC…Named
East Division All-Star at RB for first time in his career…Named
CFL’s toughest player through peer voting in CFL on TSN survey…
Named CFL All-Star at RB for first time in his career…Named
CFLPA All-Star at RB… Week 1, Made CFL debut (01/07/10) while
starting at RB in Canada Day season opener at Calgary…Carried 8
times for 32 yards, 4.0 AVG…Week 2, Started at RB in win at Winnipeg
and rushed for first career 100-yard game and scored first
career TD (09/07/10)…Carried 19 times for 109 yards, 5.7 AVG.,
LG 23 and 1 TD and caught 3 passes for 18 yards, LG 12…Week
3, Started at RB and ran for 142 yards on 20 carries, 7.1 AVG, LG
23 (14/07/10) and caught 1 pass for 1 yard in win vs. Calgary…
Week 4, Started at RB and carried 19 times for 148 yards, LG 41,
AVG. 7.8 and caught 1 pass for 5 yards in win vs. B.C., earning him
Runner-Up CFL Offensive Player of the Week honours…It was his
third-consecutive 100+ yard rushing game which ties Dick Shatto
and Cookie Gilchrist for second-most consecutive 100+ yard
rushing games in Argos history…Week 5, Started at RB in loss
at Montreal…Carried 9 times for 53 yards, 5.9 AVG., LG 15 ending
his streak at three straight 100-yard rushing games…Week
6, Started at RB and celebrated his 25th birthday (06/08/10) with
a big game and a big win at Edmonton…Scored 3 TDs, 2 rushing
& 1 receiving (his first receiving TD of his career) which was also
his first multi-TD game of his CFL career…Became first Argonaut
since Michael Jenkins in 2001 to score 3 TDs in a game…Had
career-highs of 164 yards and 25 carries, 6.6 AVG, and his longest
career run, LG 43 yards…Also caught 4 passes for 46 yards, LG
14 and finished with 210 yards from scrimmage… Named CFL Offensive
Player of the Week for the first time in his career…Week 7,
Started at RB and carried 17 times for 63 yards, 3.7 AVG, 1 TD and
caught pass for 4 yards in win vs. Montreal…Also completed his
first-career pass (14/08/10), a 13-yard toss on an option throwback
to QB Cleo Lemon, who then ran 13 yards for a first down…
Week 8, Started at RB in loss vs. Hamilton…Carried 16 times for
81 yards, 5.1 AVG, LG 17 and caught 3 passes for 28 yards…
Named CFL Offensive Player of the Month for August for first time
in his career…Week 9, Started at RB in Labour Day Classic loss
at Hamilton…Carried 11 times for 54 yards, 4.9 AVG, and scored
the Argos’ only touchdown while also catching 6 passes for 38
yards… Totalled 105 yards from scrimmage…Week 10, Started
RB in loss at B.C….Carried 11 times for 57 yards, LG 27, 5.2 AVG
and caught 1 pass for 8 yards before leaving game in the second
half with a head injury…Replaced by RB/FB Jeff Johnson…Week
11, Added to IR before win vs. Winnipeg… Week 12, Remained on
IR for Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…Week 13, Started
at RB and became fastest Argo (11 active games), third-youngest
Argo and seventh different Argo RB ever to reach 1,000 yards in a
season (2/10/10) in loss vs. Saskatchewan… Carried 20 times for
148 yards, AVG 7.3, LG 49, and caught 4 passes for 43 yards…
Re-captured league rushing lead and moved back into second
place in yards from scrimmage… Week 14, Started at RB in win at
Saskatchewan…Raced for 131 yards on 21 carries, AVG 6.2, LG
40…Caught 4 passes for 12 yards and improved on league-leading
yards from scrimmage total…Earned sixth 100-yard rushing
game of his season, tied for second-most in an Argos season with
Gill Fenerty (1989) & Bill Symons (1968)…Week 15, Started at RB
in loss vs. Hamilton… Carried 11 times for 26 yards, LG 10, with
3 catches for 11 yards, LG 14…Week 16, Started at RB and accumulated
156 yards from scrimmage (86 rushing & 70 receiving)
and a career-long 66-yard receiving touchdown from Cleo Lemon
(23/10/10)…Week 17, Started at RB in loss vs. Montreal…Carried
8 times for 68 yards, 8.5 AVG., and scored a 33-yard TD, his
second TD in as many games…Caught 4 passes for 79 yards, LG
33 for a total of 147 yards from scrimmage…Week 18, Added to IR
(ankle) for win at Montreal…2010 Playoffs Started at RB in Eastern
Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Carried 19 times for 93 yards, AVG
4.9, LG13 and caught 8 passes for 39 yards, LG 11…Returned
1 punt for 5 yards…Started at RB in Eastern Final loss at Montreal…Carried
8 times for 43 yards, LG 18, before being carried
off the field with an injury late in the game.
2009: Waived by Denver on March 31, 2009.
2008: Drafted by the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in the seventh round
(238th overall) of the NFL Draft…Waived by the Buccaneers on
July 26 and subsequently placed on season-ending injured reserve…Released
by Tampa Bay on October 17…Signed to the
Denver Broncos practice squad on November 4…Promoted to
the active roster on December 9 when fullback Peyton Hillis was
placed on injured reserve…Returned to practice squad the next
week…Re-activated for Week 17 following the season ending
injuries to Selvin Young and P.J. Pope, but did not dress in a game.
College: Played for the Gamecocks from 2003 to 2007 as a running
back…Only the second South Carolina player ever to gain 1000
yards both rushing and receiving in a career…In his senior
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CORY BOYD
3 RUNNING BACK
Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on March 12, 2010…
Extended with Toronto on March 21, 2011.
2010: Dressed in and started 16 games in his first season in Toronto…Named
Argos’ Most Outstanding Player for first time in
his career as voted by the Toronto chapter of the FRC…Named
East Division All-Star at RB for first time in his career…Named
CFL’s toughest player through peer voting in CFL on TSN survey…
Named CFL All-Star at RB for first time in his career…Named
CFLPA All-Star at RB… Week 1, Made CFL debut (01/07/10) while
starting at RB in Canada Day season opener at Calgary…Carried 8
times for 32 yards, 4.0 AVG…Week 2, Started at RB in win at Winnipeg
and rushed for first career 100-yard game and scored first
career TD (09/07/10)…Carried 19 times for 109 yards, 5.7 AVG.,
LG 23 and 1 TD and caught 3 passes for 18 yards, LG 12…Week
3, Started at RB and ran for 142 yards on 20 carries, 7.1 AVG, LG
23 (14/07/10) and caught 1 pass for 1 yard in win vs. Calgary…
Week 4, Started at RB and carried 19 times for 148 yards, LG 41,
AVG. 7.8 and caught 1 pass for 5 yards in win vs. B.C., earning him
Runner-Up CFL Offensive Player of the Week honours…It was his
third-consecutive 100+ yard rushing game which ties Dick Shatto
and Cookie Gilchrist for second-most consecutive 100+ yard
rushing games in Argos history…Week 5, Started at RB in loss
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at Montreal…Carried 9 times for 53 yards, 5.9 AVG., LG 15 ending
his streak at three straight 100-yard rushing games…Week
6, Started at RB and celebrated his 25th birthday (06/08/10) with
a big game and a big win at Edmonton…Scored 3 TDs, 2 rushing
& 1 receiving (his first receiving TD of his career) which was also
his first multi-TD game of his CFL career…Became first Argonaut
since Michael Jenkins in 2001 to score 3 TDs in a game…Had
career-highs of 164 yards and 25 carries, 6.6 AVG, and his longest
career run, LG 43 yards…Also caught 4 passes for 46 yards, LG
14 and finished with 210 yards from scrimmage… Named CFL Offensive
Player of the Week for the first time in his career…Week 7,
Started at RB and carried 17 times for 63 yards, 3.7 AVG, 1 TD and
caught pass for 4 yards in win vs. Montreal…Also completed his
first-career pass (14/08/10), a 13-yard toss on an option throwback
to QB Cleo Lemon, who then ran 13 yards for a first down…
Week 8, Started at RB in loss vs. Hamilton…Carried 16 times for
81 yards, 5.1 AVG, LG 17 and caught 3 passes for 28 yards…
Named CFL Offensive Player of the Month for August for first time
in his career…Week 9, Started at RB in Labour Day Classic loss
at Hamilton…Carried 11 times for 54 yards, 4.9 AVG, and scored
the Argos’ only touchdown while also catching 6 passes for 38
yards… Totalled 105 yards from scrimmage…Week 10, Started
RB in loss at B.C….Carried 11 times for 57 yards, LG 27, 5.2 AVG
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Rushing Receiving Tackles
Year GP NO YDS AVG LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD DT ST TT
2010ab TOR 15 226 1359 6.0 49 6 38 363 9.6 66 2 1 0 1
TOTAL 15 226 1359 6.0 49 6 38 363 9.6 66 2 1 0 1
a – CFL All-Star
b – East Division All-Star
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Rushing Receiving Tackles
Year GP NO YDS AVG LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD DT ST TT
2010 TOR 2 27 136 5.0 18 0 8 39 4.9 11 0 0 0 0
TOTAL 2 27 136 5.0 18 0 8 39 4.9 11 0 0 0 0
SINGLE GAME RUSHING YARDS
(100 YDS MIN.)
DATE TEAM OPP ATT YDS
06-Aug-10 TOR @EDM 25 164
23-Jul-10 TOR BC 19 148
02-Oct-10 TOR @SSK 20 145
14-Jul-10 TOR CAL 20 142
09-Oct-10 TOR SSK 21 131
09-Jul-10 TOR @WPG 19 109
MULTI-TOUCHDOWN GAMES
(2 OR MORE)
DATE TEAM OPP TDS
06-Aug-10 TOR @EDM 3
YARDS FROM SCRIMMAGE GAMES
(TOP 5)
DATE TEAM OPP YDS
06-Aug-10 TOR @EDM 210
02-Oct-10 TOR @SSK 188
23-Oct-10 TOR @WPG 156
23-Jul-10 TOR BC 153
29-Oct-10 TOR MTL 147

88 RECEIVER
Acquired: Selected in the 2nd round (13th overall) by the Toronto Argonauts
in the 2008 CFL Canadian Draft...Signed with Toronto on
December 3, 2008.
2010: Dressed in all 18 regular season games, with four (4) starts, for
Toronto… Week 1, Started at SB in Canada Day season opener at
Calgary and recorded no stats…Week 2, Dressed at WR and played
ST in win at Winnipeg…Returned a kickoff 3-yards and batted ahead
Winnipeg’s onside kick 3 yards into the hands of teammate Willie
Pile, credited with a fumble as a result… Week 3, Dressed at WR and
played ST in win vs. Calgary…Week 4, Dressed at WR and played
ST in win vs. B.C…Week 5, Dressed at backup WR and played ST
recording no stats in loss at Montreal…Week 6, Dressed at backup
WR and played ST in win at Edmonton…Caught 1 pass for 3 yards
and also drew a key pass interference call in the endzone late in 4th
quarter to setup Cory Boyd’s game-winning touchdown…Week 7,
Dressed at WR and played ST in win vs. Montreal…Week 8, Dressed
at WR and played ST in loss vs. Hamilton…Week 9, Dressed at WR
and played ST in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…Week 10,
Started at SB in loss at B.C…. Caught 3 passes for 27 yards, LG 7…
Week 11, Dressed at backup SB and played ST in win vs. Winnipeg…
Recorded no stats…Week 12, Dressed at backup SB and played ST
in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…Made 1 DT on an interception
return by Edmonton…Week 13, Dressed at backup WR and
played ST in loss vs. Saskatchewan…Week 14, Dressed at backup
WR and played ST in win at Saskatchewan…Week 15, Dressed at
backup WR and played ST in loss vs. Hamilton…Week 16, Dressed
as backup WR and played ST in win at Winnipeg…Week 17, Dressed
as backup WR and played ST in loss vs. Montreal…Caught 1 pass for
a 10-yard touchdown from Cleo Lemon, his first major of the season
(29/10/10)…Positioned at back of endzone on final play of game for
kickout play… Credited with a MFG return of 4 yards for knocking
Damon Duval’s missed field goal attempt back into endzone, then
scooped up ball and punted it 37-yards…Week 18, Started at WR
in win at Montreal…Caught career-high 5 passes for 68 yards, LG
18…2010 Playoffs Dressed as backup WR and played ST in Eastern
Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Dressed at WR and played ST in Eastern
Final loss at Montreal…Recorded no stats.
2009: Dressed in all 18 games, starting 5, at receiver for the Argonauts
in rookie CFL season... Led all Canadian Argos receivers with
25 catches for 350 yards… Week 1, Dressed at SB and caught 2
passes for 39 yards while making CFL debut (01/07/09) at Hamilton…Week
2, Recorded 3 catches for 77 yards, LG 37, and 1 TD,
his first in the CFL (11/07/09), to commemorate his 23rd birthday…
Week 3, Dressed at SB and was forced into action as non-import receivers
Talbot, Scott and Lambros all left the game with injuries in the
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Receiving Tackles
GP NO YDS AVE LG TD DT ST TT
2009 TOR 18 25 350 14.0 40 1 0 1 1
2010 TOR 18 10 108 10.8 18 1 1 0 0
TOTALS 36 35 458 13.1 40 2 1 1 2
MIKE BRADWELL
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Receiving Tackles
GP NO YDS AVE LG TD DT ST TT
2010 TOR 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
6’4”, 201 lbs. • McMaster • Born: July 11, 1986 • Toronto, Ontario
3rd Year Argos/ 3rd Year CFL • Non-import
first half… Finished second on team with 3 catches for 59 yards, LG
40, and played ST in loss at Calgary… Week 4, Made first career start
at SB (24/07/09) and caught 1 pass for 9 yards in win at Winnipeg…
Week 5, Dressed at SB and made 2 catches for 18 yards, LG 11…
Recovered teammate Tyler Scott’s fumble in the first quarter…Week
6, Dressed at SB and played ST in loss at Montreal…Caught 2 passes
for 16 yards, LG 10…Week 7, Dressed at SB and caught 2 passes for
15 yards in loss vs. BC… Week 8, Dressed at SB and caught 2 passes
for 14 yards in loss to Calgary… Week 9, Started at receiver and made
2 catches for 11 yards, LG 7, in loss at Hamilton…Week 10, Started at
receiver and recorded no stats in win vs. Hamilton…Week 12, Started
at receiver and had 1 catch for 19 yards in loss at Winnipeg…Week
15, Dressed as a backup WR and caught 1 pass for 20 yards in loss vs.
Edmonton… Week 16, Dressed at backup WR and caught 2 passes
for 18 yards, LG 9, in loss vs. Hamilton… Week 17, Dressed at backup
WR and caught 2 passes for 35 yards, LG 23, in loss at Edmonton.
2008: Selected in the 2nd round (13th overall) by the Toronto Argonauts
in the CFL Canadian Draft… Signed a contract with the Argonauts
on May 6, 2008…Attended training camp before suffering a leg
injury…Returned to McMaster University where he played out his final
year of CIS eligibility and completed his degree.
College: Played five seasons at McMaster (2004-08)…2008 Attended
training camp with the Argonauts but returned to school to complete
his eligibility…Played in four games, missing five games due to hamstring
injury, but caught 23 passes for 277 yards and 2 TD…Also ran
once for 21 yards…2007 Played in all eight regular season games…
Named CIS First-Team All-Canadian…Led CIS in receiving yards
with 958, also the second highest season total in school history…
Set Marauder all-time single-season school recorded by catching 53
passes…Led OUA with nine touchdown passes including a 108-yard
score which was the longest completion in McMaster history…Averaged
119.75 yards receiving per game…2006 Played six conference
games…Caught 10 passes for 129 yards…2005 Played four conference
games…Had nine receptions for 139 yards…2004 Did not play
football as a freshman to pursue academics.
Personal: Mike attended Leaside High School in Toronto where he was
the special teams player of the year. He first joined the football team
in grade 12 after years of playing hockey at a high level. He enjoys
watching movies and golfing in his free time and is a strong supporter
of the Sian Bradwell Fund For Children With Cancer. Mike has
two older siblings, Dave, a PhD graduate from M.I.T., and Suzanne,
an emergency room doctor in St. Catharines. He majored in civil engineering
at McMaster University and works as a field co-op student
with PCL Constructors during the off-season.
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Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on February 22, 2010.
2010: Dressed in 18 regular season games, with 17 starts, at both
DE and DT in his first season with Toronto… Week 1, Made CFL
debut (01/07/10) while starting at DE and recorded no stats in
Canada Day season opener at Calgary…Week 2, Started at DE
in win at Winnipeg and recorded first career QB sack (09/07/10)
and 3 DT…Week 3, Started at DE and recorded 2 DT and his
second sack in as many games during win vs. Calgary…Week
4, Started at DE in win vs. B.C. and made 2 DT…Week 5, Started
at DE in loss at Montreal…Made 4 DT…Week 6, Started at DE in
win at Edmonton and made 2 DT…Week 7, Started at DE in win
vs. Montreal and made 1 DT…Week 8, Started at DE in loss vs.
Hamilton and made 1 DT…Week 9, Started at DE in Labour Day
loss at Hamilton…Recorded 1 DT as well as his first career INT
for a 2-yard return (06/09/10) on a Kevin Glenn pass…Week 10,
Started at DE in loss at B.C…Made single-game career-high 5 DT
and his first multi-sack game of his career (11/09/10) with 2 QB
sacks on Casey Printers also made 1 tackle for a loss of 2 yards…
Week 11, Started at DE and rotated through to nose tackle and
played ST in win vs. Winnipeg…Made 2 ST tackles…Week 12,
Started at DE in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…Recorded
1 DT and 1 ST tackle…Week 13, Started at DE and played ST in
loss vs. Saskatchewan…Made 2 ST tackles…Week 14, Started
at DT in place of injured starter Kevin Huntley in win at Saskatchewan…Made
1 DT…Week 15, Dressed at backup DL and played
ST in loss vs. Hamilton…Week 16, Started at DT in place of injured
starter Kevin Huntley, in win at Winnipeg…Made 1 DT and sacked
Bombers’ QB Joseph Elliott… Week 17, Started at DT in place of
Kevin Huntley for loss vs. Montreal…Made 3 DT and 1 QB sack…
Week 18, Started at DT in win at Montreal…Made 2 DT…2010
Playoffs Dressed as backup DL and played ST in Eastern Semi-
Final win at Hamilton…Did not record a stat…Dressed as backup
DL and played ST in Eastern Final loss at Montreal…Made 1 DT.
2009: Attended training camp with Redskins and released as a
final cut.
2008: Returned to Redskins’ training camp but suffered a seasonending
Achilles injury. Spent season the club’s injured reserve
while fully rehabilitating his injury.
2007: Signed with the Washington Redskins (NFL) as a free agent
on May 15…Added to club’s practice roster for 14 games…Promoted
to activate roster on December 12 and was inactive for final
two games of the season.
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ALEX BUZBEE
96 DEFENSIVE LINEMAN
6’4”, 266 lbs. • Georgetown • Born: November 27, 1984 • Memphis, Tennessee
2nd Year Argos/2nd Year CFL • Import
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls for Loss INT Returns
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD
2010 TOR 18 31 3 34 6 0 4 8 1 2 0
TOTALS 18 31 3 34 6 0 4 8 1 2 0
CFL PLAYOFFS STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls for Loss INT Returns
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD
2010 TOR 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
College: Four year starter at Georgetown (2004-07)…Totalled
27.5 career sacks, which ranks second all-time at Georgetown…
Named First-team All-Patriot League as a senior and Honorable
mention All- America selection by the Don Hansen Football Gazette…2007:
As a senior, he had 75 tackles (30 solo), 13 tackles
for loss and one forced fumble and led the Patriot League with 5.5
sacks…2006: Named Second-Team All-Patriot League after starting
all 11 games and making 44 tackles (29 solo), 12.5 tackles for
loss, 6.5 sacks and two forced fumbles…2005: Named Secondteam
All-Patriot League as he tied for the league and team lead in
sacks with 10.5 and finished the year with 12.5 tackles for loss,
and totaled 39 tackles forced two fumbles on the season…2004:
Played 11 games, made 28 tackles, including 7.5 for a loss and
had five sacks.
Personal: Alex makes his home in New Jersey and he enjoys
watching movies and listening to all different kinds of music. He
spent this off-season training at the University of Delaware where
he also acted as an assistant coach, working on strength and conditioning
with the varsity athletes. Alex was a Government/Political
Science major in college. He attended Seton Hall Prep in New
Jersey where he played tight end, defensive end and quarterback.
While in high school, he was named All-County and All-State in
football and All-County as a basketball player.

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Acquired: Acquired by Toronto in a trade with the Calgary
Stampeders on February 17, 2010 in exchange for import WR P.K.
Sam… Extended with Toronto on January 10, 2011.
2010: Dressed in 14 regular season games with 14 starts in his first
season in Toronto…Voted captain of the offence by teammates…
Week 1, Made Argos regular season debut (01/07/10) in Canada
Day season opener at Calgary…Caught 4 passes for 40 yards, LG
15, and lost 1 fumble…Week 2, Started at SB in win at Winnipeg
and caught 3 passes for 40 yards, LG 18…Week 3, Started at SB
in win vs. Calgary and caught 2 passes for 50 yards, LG 32…Week
4, Started at SB in win vs. B.C…Caught 3 passes for 43 yards
including his first receiving touchdown as an Argonaut (23/07/10)
on a 21-yard pass from Cleo Lemon…Week 5, Started at SB in
loss at Montreal…Made 2 receptions for 31 yards…Week 6,
Started at SB in win at Edmonton…Caught season-high 6 passes
for 66 yards, LG 13…Week 7, Started at WR and caught 1 pass for
50 yards before fumbling in win vs. Montreal…Left game with an
injury midway through the first quarter and did not return, replaced
by RB/SB Ryan Christian… Week 8, Added to injured list (elbow)
and ended streak of 111 CFL games played for loss vs. Hamilton…
Weeks 9-10, Remained on IR…Week 11, Returned to lineup from
injury, starting at SB, in win vs. Winnipeg…Caught 4 passes for
43 yards, LG 15 with 1 TD reception from Cleo Lemon… Week
12, Started at SB in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…
Caught 6 passes for 65 yards, LG 17…Week 13, Started at SB in
loss vs. Saskatchewan…Caught 1 pass for 14 yards… Week 14,
Started at SB in win at Saskatchewan…Led all Argos receivers
with 5 catches for 70 yards and a 28-yard touchdown reception
from Cleo Lemon…Week 15, Started at SB in loss vs. Hamilton…
Caught 3 passes for 33 yards, LG 13…Week 16, Started at SB
in win at Winnipeg… Caught game-high 6 passes for 75 yards,
LG 17…Week 17, Started at SB in loss vs. Montreal…Caught 2
passes for 19 yards, LG 12…Week 18, On 46-man active roster
but did not dress in win at Montreal…2010 Playoffs Started at SB
in Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Caught 6 passes for 44
yards…Started at WR for Eastern Final loss at Montreal…Caught
team-high 5 passes for 77 yards, LG 28, and a made a spectacular
10-yard TD catch late in the game on a pass from backup QB
Dalton Bell.
2009: Named a CFL All-Star for the second time in his career and
West Division All-Star for the first time in his career…Re-invented
his game catching 81 passes (third-highest total in his career)
for 1,257 yards (second highest total in his career) and 12 TDs
(second-highest total in his career)…Finished fifth in the CFL
and third in the West in receiving yards…2009 Playoffs Started
both playoff games…Caught 2 passes for 22 yards in win over
Edmonton in West Semi-Final…Caught 6 passes for 71 yards and
TD in West Final loss at Sasktchewan.
2008: Dressed in 18 games for Calgary catching 52 passes for 764
yards and 7 TDs…Completed one 16 yard pass…2008 Playoffs
Caught 3 passes for 43 yards in West Final win against B.C….Grey
Cup Championship Won his second Grey Cup ring with 7 catches for
53 yards in win over Montreal at Olympic Stadium.
2007: Started 18 games for the Stampeders and caught 67
passes for 1,110 yards and tied for the league lead with 10
TD receptions…Attempted two passes and carried once for
(-5) yards…2007 Playoffs Started in West Semi-Final loss to
Saskatchewan and caught 3 passes for 44 yards.
JEREMAINE COPELAND
RECEIVER
6’2”, 205 lbs. • Tennessee • Born: February 19, 1977 • Harriman, Tennessee
2nd Year Argos/11th Year CFL • Import
2002 2008
2006: Dressed in 18 games for the Stamps catching 54 passes for
978 yards and 6 TDs…Carried twice for 14 yards…2006 Playoffs
Started West Semi-Final loss to Saskatchewan catching 3 passes
for 63 yards.
2005: Granted free agency by Montreal in February and signed
with the Calgary Stampeders…Started in 18 games catching 64
passes for 1,211 yards and 8 TDs…Attempted one pass…2005
Playoffs Made playoff debut for Calgary in West Semi-Final loss to
Edmonton…Caught 4 passes for 88 yards.
2004: Named East Division All-Star for second time in his career…
Dressed in 16 games for Montreal and caught 83 passes for
1,154 yards and 10 TDs, good for third in the East and sixth in
the CFL…Had a career-best three-TD game vs. Saskatchewan
(03/07/04)…2004 Playoffs Started in East Final and caught 7
passes for 98 yards and 0 TDs in loss to Toronto.
2003: Named East Division All-Star and CFL All-Star for the first
time in his career…Named CFLPA All-Star…Set career highs and
led the entire CFL with 99 receptions for 1,757 yards and tied for
second in the CFL with 14 TDs…Completed 1 of 2 passes for 36
yards and had 2 kickoff returns for 19 yards… Copeland 1,757
receiving yards combined with Montreal Alouettes teammate Ben
Cahoon for 3,318 receiving yards, the highest total ever recorded
by teammates…Set a career-high with 208 receiving yards vs.
Edmonton (21/08/03)…2003 Playoffs Started in East Final for
Montreal and caught 6 passes for 83 yards and 0 TDs…Grey
Cup Championship Caught team-high 8 passes for 102 yards vs.
Edmonton in loss at Taylor Field.
2002: Attended training camp with the Dallas Cowboys (NFL) but
returned to the Alouettes in September helping the team to win
the Grey Cup championship…Caught 18 passes for 352 yards
with 4 touchdowns in five regular season games for the Als…
He also completed 1 pass for a 36 yard touchdown…2002 Playoffs
Dressed in East Final for Montreal and caught 2 passes for 18
yards and 0 TDs…Grey Cup Championship Started Grey Cup game
vs. Edmonton at Commonwealth Stadium and caught 3 passes
for 101 yards with a TD…Recovered an onside kick by Edmonton
at the end of the game and raced it back 47 yards for a major to
seal the win.
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JEREMAINE COPELAND
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2001: Signed with the Dallas Cowboys (NFL) and attended training
camp and released as a final cut… Signed as a free agent with
the Los Angeles Xtreme (XFL) and won an XFL championship with
then offensive coordinator Jim Barker…Played in every game for
the Xtreme and finished third in the league in receiving catching
67 passes for 755 yards and 5 TDs…Carried once for 5 yards…
Signed with the Montreal Alouettes at the end of the XFL season
and dressed in seven games for the Als catching 13 passes for
182 yards with a touchdown.
2000: Assigned by Tennessee to the Barcelona Dragons of NFL
Europa and released upon his return to North America.
1999: Signed as a free agent with the Tennessee Titans (NFL) and
attended training camp…Signed to the club’s practice roster.
College: Played four years at the University of Tennessee (1995-
98)…Started as a QB, backing up Peyton Manning, before
transitioning to receiver...Career numbers include 103 receptions
for 1,301 yards and 10 touchdowns…17-of-24 in passing for 199
yards….Won a BCS National Championship as a senior in 1998.
Personal: Jeremaine made Mississauga his off-season home,
participating in the Argos’ Huddle Up Bullying Prevention Program
and making other community appearances, including playing with
the Courtside Boatmen, the Argos charity basketball team. He is
married to Talia and has three sons, Jerome (11), Trezdin (10) and
Isaiah (3). Jeremaine enjoys playing golf and basketball and is a
movie buff with a huge collection of DVDs. He currently lists his
favourite films as Law Abiding Citizen and Avatar.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Receiving Rushing Passing
TEAM GP NO YDS AVE LG TD NO YDS LG TD ATT CMP YDS PCT INT LG TD
2001 MTL 7 13 182 14.0 26 1 1 5 5 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0
2002 MTL 5 18 352 19.6 41 4 0 0 0 0 1 1 36 100.0 0 38 1
2003ab MTL 18 99 1757 17.7 57 14 0 0 0 0 2 1 36 50.0 0 36 0
2004b MTL 16 83 1154 13.9 42 10 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0
2005 CGY 18 64 1211 18.9 70 8 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0.0 0 0 0
2006 CGY 18 54 978 18.1 70 6 2 14 9 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0
2007 CGY 18 67 1110 16.6 84 10 1 -5 0 0 2 0 0 0.0 0 0 0
2008 CGY 18 52 764 14.7 60 7 0 0 0 0 1 1 16 100.0 0 16 0
2009c CGY 18 81 1257 15.5 57 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 14 48 639 13.3 50 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0
TOTALS 150 579 9404 16.2 84 75 4 14 9 0 7 3 88 42.9 0 38 1
a – CFL All-Star
b – East Division All-Star
c – West Division All-Star
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CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Kickoff Returns Punt Returns
TEAM NO YDS AVG TD NO YDS LG TD
2001 MTL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2002 MTL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2003 MTL 2 19 9.5 0 0 0 0 0
2004 MTL 2 13 6.5 0 0 0 0 0
2005 CGY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2006 CGY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2007 CGY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2008 CGY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2009 CGY 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 4 32 8.0 0 0 0 0 0

JEREMAINE COPELAND
80 RECEIVER
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Receiving Rushing
TEAM GP NO YDS AVE LG TD NO YDS LG TD
2002 MTL 1 2 18 9 9 0 0 0 0 0
2003 MTL 1 6 83 13.8 20 0 0 0 0 0
2004 MTL 1 7 98 14 42 0 0 0 0 0
2005 CGY 1 4 88 22 48 0 0 0 0 0
2006 CGY 1 3 63 21 28 0 0 0 0 0
2007 CGY 1 3 44 14.7 20 0 0 0 0 0
2008 CGY 1 3 43 14.3 29 0 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 2 11 121 11.0 28 1 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 9 39 558 14.3 48 1 0 0 0 0
GREY CUP STATISTICS
Receiving Kickoff Returns
TEAM GP NO YDS AVE LG TD NO YDS LG TD
2002 MTL 1 3 101 33.7 47 1 1 47 47 1
2003 MTL 1 8 102 12.8 26 0 0 0 0 0
2008 CGY 1 7 53 7.6 13 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 3 18 256 14.2 47 1 1 47 47 1
TOP 10 LONGEST RECEPTIONS
DATE TEAM OPP YDS
9/15/2007 CGY SSK 84
10/30/2005 CGY WPG 70
6/29/2006 CGY HAM 70
7/28/2007 CGY TOR 66
7/29/2005 CGY BC 66
8/6/2005 CGY WPG 61
9/27/2008 CGY TOR 60
9/4/2006 CGY EDM 57
7/17/2009 CGY TOR 57
8/21/2003 MTL TOR 57
Multi-TD Games
DATE TEAM OPP YDS
7/4/2003 MTL SSK 3
10/26/2002 MTL OTT 2
7/12/2003 MTL BC 2
8/21/2003 MTL TOR 2
7/23/2004 MTL HAM 2
9/15/2006 CGY WPG 2
9/15/2007 CGY SSK 2
10/14/2007 CGY WPG 2
7/24/2009 CGY BC 2
8/13/2009 CGY EDM 2
8/28/2009 CGY TOR 2
9/11/2009 CGY EDM 2
Top 10 Games with Most Receptions
(8 min.)
DATE TEAM OPP YDS
8/13/2009 CGY EDM 11
8/21/2003 MTL TOR 9
9/21/2003 MTL SSK 9
9/25/2004 MTL WPG 9
10/11/2004 MTL EDM 9
10/11/2003 MTL BC 8
10/17/2003 MTL TOR 8
10/3/2008 CGY SSK 8
SINGLE-GAME YARDS (100 or more)
DATE TEAM OPP YDS
8/21/2003 MTL EDM 208
8/13/2009 CGY EDM 182
6/24/2006 CGY EDM 175
8/6/2005 CGY WPG 173
10/17/2003 MTL TOR 141
9/14/2003 MTL SSK 140
7/19/2003 MTL CGY 137
9/25/2004 MTL WPG 136
7/12/2003 MTL BC 134
10/27/2007 CGY MTL 130
7/24/2003 MTL WPG 125
7/23/2004 MTL HAM 119
7/4/2003 MTL SSK 117
9/11/2009 CGY EDM 117
7/12/2007 CGY TOR 114
7/29/2005 CGY BC 113
9/15/2007 CGY SSK 111
11/3/2002 MTL OTT 107
8/16/2003 MTL HAM 106
7/29/2004 MTL BC 103
7/28/2007 CGY BC 100
6/29/2006 CGY HAM 100
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BRYAN CRAWFORD
40 RUNNING BACK
5’10”, 208 lbs. • Queen’s • Born: February 18, 1982 • Hamilton, Ontario
7th Year Argos / 7th Year CFL • Non-Import
Acquired: Extended his contract with Toronto on January 4, 2011.
2010: Dressed in 16 regular season games for Toronto…Led
CFL with 26 ST tackles…Named Special Teams Captain by
teammates… Week 1, Dressed at backup RB and played ST in
Canada Day season opener at Calgary and recorded 2 DT…Week
2, Dressed at backup RB and played ST in win at Winnipeg but
recorded no stats…Week 3, Dressed at backup RB and played ST
in win vs. Calgary…Carried once for 3 yards late in the game to
setup teammate Jeff Johnson’s game-winning touchdown…Week
4, Dressed at backup RB and played ST in win vs. B.C., making 1
ST tackle…Week 5, Dressed at backup RB and played ST in loss at
Montreal… Made 2 ST tackles… Week 6, Dressed at backup RB
and played ST in win at Edmonton… Recorded no stats…Week 7,
Dressed at backup RB and played ST turning in a great game in
win vs. Montreal…Carried the ball 42 yards on a fake punt call to
give the Argos a first down, drive resulted in a 20-yard field goal by
Grant Shaw…Also had 3 ST tackles…Week 8, Dressed at backup
RB and played ST making 1 ST tackle in loss vs. Hamilton…Week
9, Dressed at RB and played ST in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…Made
1 ST tackle…Week 10, Dressed at backup RB and
played ST in loss at B.C…Tied a single-game career-high with 4
ST tackles… Week 11, Dressed at backup RB and played ST in win
vs. Winnipeg…Played instrumental role in victory making a first
down on a fake punt attempt, finished with 2 carries for 42 yards,
LG 30, 1 catch for 15 yards and making 3 ST tackles…Week
12, Dressed at backup RB and played ST in Touchdown Atlantic
loss vs. Edmonton…Made 2 ST tackles and carried 1 time for 4
yards… Week 13, Dressed at backup RB and played ST in loss vs.
Saskatchewan…Made 1 ST tackle… Week 14, Dressed at backup
RB and played ST in win at Saskatchewan…Made 2 ST tackles
and took a direct snap on a fake punt in the third quarter 30-yards
for a first down…Play setup Jeremaine Copeland’s receiving TD a
few plays later…Week 15, Dressed at backup RB and played ST
in loss vs. Hamilton…Week 16, Dressed at backup RB and played
ST in win at Winnipeg…Added 2 ST tackles to his league-leading
total…Week 17, Dressed at backup RB and played ST in loss vs.
Montreal…Recorded 3 ST tackles and tied single-season careerhigh
of 27 ST tackles…Week 18, Added to IR (adductor) for win at
Montreal…2010 Playoffs Added to IR (adductor) for Eastern Semi-
Final win at Hamilton…Returned to lineup to play backup RB and
on ST in Eastern Final loss at Montreal…Recorded no stats.
2009: Dressed in all 18 games, starting 12, at fullback for the
Argonauts...Named Special Teams captain by teammates…Led
team for third season with 21 ST tackles… Week 1, Dressed as
backup RB and played ST…Caught 1 pass for 25 yards, carried
4 times for 20 yards and made 2 ST tackles in CFL regular season
opener at Hamilton… Week 2, Started at FB and played ST
in home opener loss vs. Saskatchewan…Caught 3 passes for 9
yards and had 3 ST tackles… Week 3, Started at FB and played
ST in loss at Calgary…Caught 5 passes for 20 yards, LG 13, and
made 1 ST tackle… Week 4, Started at FB and played ST in win
at Winnipeg…Carried the ball once for 3 yards and registered 1
ST tackle…Week 5, Started at FB and played ST in loss vs. Winnipeg…
Registered 2 ST tackles…Week 6, Dressed as backup
FB, rotating in, and made 2 ST tackles in loss at Montreal …Week
7, Dressed as backup FB and played ST, recording 2 ST tackles,
in loss vs. BC… Week 8, Dressed as backup FB and played ST
recording 1 ST tackle in loss vs. Calgary… Week 9, Started at
FB and played ST in loss at Hamilton…Recovered Eddie John-
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son’s blocked punt in second quarter…Week 10, Started at FB
and played ST making 1 ST tackle in win vs. Hamilton…Week 11,
Started at FB and played ST, registering 1 ST tackle in loss at BC…
Week 12, Started at FB and played ST, registering 2 ST tackles
and 1 kickoff return for 5 yards, in loss at Winnipeg…Week 13,
Started at FB and made 1 ST tackle in loss vs. Montreal…Week
14, Started at FB and played ST but recorded no stats in loss at
Saskatchewan…Week 15, Dressed at backup FB and played ST
making 1 ST tackle in loss vs. Edmonton… Week 16, Dressed at
backup FB and played ST, recording no stats, in loss vs. Hamilton…
Week 17, Dressed at backup FB and played ST making 1 ST
tackle in loss at Edmonton...Week 18, Dressed at FB and played
ST, recording no stats, in loss vs. Montreal.
2008: Dressed in 17 regular season games missing Week 5 due
to hamstring injury…Led the Argos again with 25 ST tackles,
fourth in the CFL…Week 4, Dressed as backup RB and played
special teams in win vs Edmonton…Recorded 1 carry for 5 yards
on a fake punt attempt, was injured on the play and subsequently
added to IR with hamstring injury for Week 5…Week 6, Returned
to lineup and led all players with 3 ST tackles in win vs Winnipeg…
Week 9, Dressed as a backup RB and played special teams…Recorded
his first CFL touchdown (01/09/08) on a one-yard run in
Labour Day win at Hamilton…Week 13, Dressed as backup RB
and played ST… Scored his second TD of the season on a 9-yard
run…Finished 2 carries for 19 yards and 1 TD, caught 1 pass for
5 yards and made 3 ST tackles in loss vs Calgary…Week 15,
Dressed at backup RB and played ST, tying a personal career-high
with 4 ST tackles (10/10/08) in loss at Winnipeg.
2007: Named co-special teams captain along with DS Chris Hardy…Played
in all 18 regular season games with Toronto as a RB/
FB, starting 7 and seeing significant time on ST…Led Toronto and
finished 2nd in the CFL with 27 ST tackles…Week 4, recorded a
single game career-high 4 ST tackles in Calgary…Week 8, made
his first start of the season at RB/FB in place of Jeff Johnson at
Winnipeg…Week 12, saw significant time in the backfield in place
of an injured Jeff Johnson, making is first reception of the season…Week
14, recorded 1 reception for 15 yards and a seasonhigh
4 ST tackles in win over Edmonton…Week 16, pounced on
a key fumble in the first half to set up an Argos field goal in win
at Montreal…2007 Playoffs Dressed as backup RB/FB in East Final
versus Winnipeg.
2006: Played in 16 regular season games, starting two at RB/FB
and ST…Finished season with a career-best 15 ST tackles…
Week 2, recorded 3 ST tackles versus Winnipeg… Week 4, recorded
2 key ST tackles versus Winnipeg…Week 11, made first
career start at FB in win over Hamilton (04/09/07)… 2006 Playoffs
Dressed as backup RB and rotated in to make his first career
playoff reception (05/11/06 - 25 yards) and 2 ST tackles in East
Semi-Final win over Winnipeg…Dressed and played heavily at FB/
TE as well as ST in East Championship versus Montreal.
2005: Drafted in the 5th Round (44th Overall) in the 2005 CFL Canadian
Draft. Signed with Toronto on May 20, 2005… Week 1,
assigned to practice roster and remained on PR until Week 10 …
Week 11, made his CFL regular season debut as backup RB and
saw action late in the fourth quarter (10/09/05) recording 3 carries
for 14 yards…Week 14, dressed as backup RB and made a
key special teams tackle in the endzone to earn the Argonauts

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a single point, was named the ESQ Player of the Game…Week
16, dressed as backup RB and played special teams, recording
2 ST and recovering a Montreal fumble late in the game in win
at Olympic Stadium… 2005 Playoffs Dressed as backup RB and
played special teams in East Championship versus Montreal.
College: Played four years at Queen’s (2001-05)…Collected 1,591
yards on 266 rushes (avg. 6.0) and 862 yards on 75 receptions
and 17 touchdowns during his career with the Golden Gaels…
Tallied 1,163 kickoff return yards on 60 returns and 827 punt
return yards on 73 returns…2005 Recorded the fastest 40 at the
CFL Evaluation combine…2004 Named CIS Game MVP at CIS
East West All-Star game…2002 Named Queen’s Special teams
Player of the Year…2001 Named Queen’s Rookie of the Year.
Personal: Bryan and his wife Catherine live in Hamilton year-round.
Outside of football, he spends his time working for Ontario University
Athletics. Once again, he organized the “Climb for Cancer”
in Hamilton to raise funds and awareness for the Juravinski Cancer
Centre. He is the son of Glenn and Elaine and has a younger
brother and sister. His younger brother, Brad, was an Argos draft
pick in 2009 out of the University of Guelph. His sister is a senior
defender on the soccer team at the University of South Eastern
Louisiana. “Crawdaddy” won two bronze medals in 2004-05 OUA
track championship. While at Barton Secondary School in Hamilton,
he was named MVP of Hamilton Steel City Bowl and was
team MVP and Athlete of the Year.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Receiving Rushing Tackles
GP NO YDS LG TD NO YDS LG TD DT ST TT
2005 TOR 8 0 0 0 0 3 14 6 0 0 8 8
2006 TOR 16 2 25 19 0 7 35 11 0 1 15 16
2007 TOR 18 2 18 15 0 0 0 0 0 1 27 28
2008 TOR 17 1 5 5 0 5 24 10 2 0 25 25
2009 TOR 18 10 70 25 0 5 23 16 0 0 21 21
2010 TOR 17 2 22 15 0 6 121 42 0 1 27 28
TOTALS 94 17 140 25 0 26 217 42 2 3 123 126
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Receiving Rushing Tackles
GP NO YDS TD NO YDS TD DT ST
2005 TOR 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2006 TOR 2 1 25 0 0 0 0 0 2
2007 TOR 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 5 1 25 0 0 0 0 0 2
MULTI SPECIAL TEAMS TACKLE GAMES
(3 or more)
DATE TEAM OPP NO
21-Jul-07 TOR CAL 4
6-Oct-07 TOR EDM 4
10-Oct-08 TOR WPG 4
11-Sep-10 TOR BC 4
23-Jun-06 TOR WPG 3
1-Aug-08 TOR WPG 3
27-Sep-08 TOR CAL 3
25-Oct-08 TOR BC 3
11-Jul-09 TOR SSK 3
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32 ANDRE DURIE
SLOTBACK/RUNNING BACK
5’10”, 197 lbs. • York • Born: July 27, 1981 • Mississauga, Ontario
5th Year Argos / 5th Year CFL • Non-Import
Acquired:. Extended contract with Argonauts on December 17,
2009.
2010: Dressed in an started 18 regular season games for Toronto…
Week 1, Made first career CFL start at RB/SB (01/07/10) in Canada
Day season opener at Calgary…Caught 3 passes for a team-high
58 yards and carried once for 12 yards…Week 2, Started at RB/SB
in win at Winnipeg and caught 2 passes for 24 yards, LG 14, with
2 carries for 0 yards…Week 3, Started at RB/SB in win vs. Calgary…Caught
3 passes for 29 yards, LG 12, and forced a Calgary
defender to fumble, when Toronto turned the ball over, preventing
a big gain…Week 4, Started at SB/RB in win vs. B.C. and caught
a team-high 5 passes for team-high 50 yards, LG 14…Week 5,
Started at SB/RB in loss at Montreal… Caught 1 pass for 11 yards
and rushed 1 time for 4 yards…Week 6, Started at RB/SB in win
at Edmonton and caught 1 pass for 22 yards…Week 7, Started at
RB/SB in win vs. Montreal…Made his first-career TD reception
(14/08/10) on a 17-yard pass from Cleo Lemon to start the third
quarter…Finished with 3 catches for 35 yards, LG 17, 1 TD and
one carry for 13 yards…Week 8, Started at SB/RB in loss vs. Hamilton
and had a career game on offence… Achieved personal career-highs
by catching 7 passes for 69 yards and rushed 1 time for
15 yards for a personal-best 84 yards from scrimmage...Named
CFL Canadian Player of the Week for the first time in his career…
Week 9, Started at SB/RB and caught 1 pass for 7 yards and carried
1 time for 6 yards in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…
Week 10, Started at RB/SB in loss at B.C…Finished with a singlegame
career-high 95 receiving yards on 5 catches, including a
career-long reception of 57 yards from Cleo Lemon in the first
quarter…Left late in the game with injury and did not return…
Named Runner-Up, CFL Canadian Player of the Week… Week 11,
Started at RB/SB in win vs. Winnipeg…Caught 3 passes for 13
yards, LG 8…Week 12, Started at RB/SB in Touchdown Atlantic
loss vs. Edmonton…Caught 3 passes for 29 yards, LG 24…Also
had 3 kickoff returns for 34 yards, LG 24…Week 13, Started at RB/
SB and played kickoff returner in loss vs. Saskatchewan… Caught
5 passes for 52 yards, LG 19 and did not return any kicks… Week
14, Started at RB/SB in win at Saskatchewan…Caught 2 passes
for 29 yards, LG 20, and had 2 carries for 5 yards, LG 3…Made
1 DT on a Saskatchewan interception return…Week 15, Started
at RB/SB and caught 1 pass for 6 yards in loss vs. Hamilton…
Made 3 DT on two Hamilton interceptions and a Ticats’ fumble
recovery…Week 16, Started at SB/RB and returned kickoffs in win
at Winnipeg…Caught 2 passes for 18 yards, LG 13, and returned
2 kickoffs for 39 yards, LG 21…Week 17, Started at RB/SB and
returned kickoffs in loss vs. Montreal…Caught 2 passes for 15
yards, LG 9, and had 2 kickoff returns for 33 yards, LG 18…Week
18, Started at SB/RB and returned kicks in win at Montreal…
Caught 5 passes for 70 yards, LG 29, and returned 7 punts for 33
yards, LG 11…2010 Playoffs Started at SB/WR and returned kicks in
Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Caught 1 pass for 11 yards
and returned 2 kickoffs for 9 yards, LG 14…Started at RB/KR in
Eastern Final loss at Montreal…Caught 1 pass for 25 yards and
1 pass for 8 yards.
2009: Dressed in 18 games at backup running back, slotback and
kick returner for the Argonauts...Led the team (seventh in the CFL)
and set a single-season career-high with 1,033 kickoff return
yards on 43 kickoff returns, LG 84...His kickoff return yards total
was the fourth-highest single-season output by an Argos player
ever (behind Dominique Dorsey, Raghib Ismail and Michael Clem-
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ons)...Finished second on the team with 1,059 combined yards…
Weeks 1-5, Dressed at backup RB and played ST...Week 6, Made
regular season debut at slotback (07/08/09) and played ST, making
1 ST tackle, in loss at Montreal…Week 7, Dressed at backup
SB and made first career CFL reception (14/08/09) for an 8-yard
gain while also playing ST in loss vs. BC… Week 8, Dressed at
backup SB and kick returner in loss vs. Calgary…Returned 6 kickoffs
for an impressive 149 yards, LG 35, tipped a Burke Dales punt
and forced Titus Ryan to fumble a punt return which resulted in
an Argos’ touchdown…Named Runner-Up for CFL Special Teams
Player of the Week… Week 9, Dressed at backup SB and kick returner
in loss at Hamilton… Had a solid effort as a returner with 6
kick returns for 189 yards (the fourth-highest kickoff return output
by an Argo in a single game), including a spectacular return for
82 yards… Also made 1 catch for 16 yards and 1 ST tackle on
the night…Earned CFL Special Teams Player of the Week honours
for the first time in his career…Week 10, Dressed at backup SB
and kick returner… made 2 ST tackles and returned 5 kickoffs
for 105 yards, AVG 21.0, LG 29 in win vs. Hamilton… Week 11,
Dressed at backup SB and kick returner in loss at BC…Had 1 KR
for 9 yards on the night… Week 12, Dressed at backup SB and
kick returner in loss at Winnipeg… Returned a fumble 3 yards
for his first touchdown of the season when teammate Kyle Jones
blocked a Mike Renaud punt early in the fourth quarter…Week 13,
Dressed at backup SB and kick returner in loss vs. Montreal and
returned 3 kickoffs for 114 yards, LG 48, 38.0 AVG…Week 14,
Dressed at backup SB and KR and recorded 4 kickoff returns for
91 yards, LG 30, in loss at Saskatchewan…Week 15, Dressed at
backup SB and kick returner and returned 3 kickoffs for 49 yards,
LG 18, in loss vs. Edmonton… Week 16, Dressed at backup SB
and kick returner, returning 2 kickoffs for 54 yards, LG 40, in loss
vs. Hamilton… Week 17, Dressed at backup SB and kick returner,
returning 7 kickoffs for 102 yards, LG 33, in loss at Edmonton...
Week 18, Dressed at backup SB and kick returner, returning 6
kicks for 171 yards (the fifth-highest single-game output by an
Argonauts player ever), LG 84.
2008: Started season on nine-game injured list with a hand injury
sustained in pre-season game at Montreal…Dressed in 9
games…Week 10, Returned lineup and made 2008 debut playing
RB and special teams…Made 1 ST tackle in loss at Montreal…
Dressed at backup RB and played special teams from Weeks 11
to 18…Week 13, Dressed at backup RB and played ST…Carried
2 times for 5 yards, and returned 2 kickoffs for 43 yards in loss vs
Calgary…Week 14, Dressed as backup RB and played ST, making
season-high 3 ST tackles in loss vs BC.
2007: Attended CFL Evaluation Camp in March in Toronto prior to
joining the Argos… Signed with Toronto as a free agent on May 10,
2007…Dressed in 5 games, missing 5 due to injury, as a backup
RB, special teams player and occasionally lined up at kick returner
in his rookie campaign in Toronto…Dressed for both pre-season
games versus Montreal and was placed on the Argos’ practice roster
to begin the season…Week 3, made CFL debut as a backup RB
and scored a touchdown on the first carry of his career in win over
Calgary (12/07/07)…Week 6, dressed as backup RB but became
feature tailback when John Avery left game with injury…Scored
the game-tying touchdown on a 1-yard plunge in the fourth quarter
at Montreal…2007 Playoffs On active roster but did not dress in
East Final versus Winnipeg.

32 ANDRE DURIE
SLOTBACK/RUNNING BACK
College: Played three seasons (2003-05) at York University, sitting
out the 2006 campaign with a knee injury…Set an OUA record
for single game rushing yards with 349 and single-season York
records for rushing yards (1,367), scoring (96 points) and rushing
touchdowns (15)…Also set a York record for career rushing
touchdowns with 23…2006 Sat out entire campaign recovering
form a knee injury…2005 Played in two games for York, carrying
the ball 30 times for 194 yards (LG 28) before suffering a seasonending
knee injury in a game versus Queen’s...2004 Started eight
games for the Lions at running back and registered 148 carries
for 1367 yards and 15 touchdowns (LG 78)…Finished the season
with four 200+-yard games including a 334 yard, four touchdown
performance versus Windsor on October 16… Also added 12 receptions
for 118 and one touchdown on the season…Added four
kick returns for 73 yards…Tied a CIS single-game record with
six touchdowns to lead York to a 55-33 win over Waterloo…2003
Registered 85 carries for 845 yards (9.9 AVG) and 7 touchdowns
to accompany 21 punt returns for 391 yards and 12 kick returns
for 352 yards.
Personal: Andre currently resides in Burlington, Ontario and has
two children, Malcolm (9), who has been diagnosed with autism,
and Cian (7). He is the son of Melva Durie and has two older
brothers named Wayne and Kyron and a younger sister named
Brianna. He credits Kyron with introducing him to football. Nicknamed
“Slick”, Andre spent the off-season working for Community
Living Mississauga as a support worker and with the Children’s
Aid Society. As a child, he idolized Michael “Pinball” Clemons,
along with Michael Jordan and Emmett Smith. A member of
the Mississauga Warriors of the Ontario Varsity Football League
(OVFL) in 2001, Andre established a league record for rushing
touchdowns (22) as well as rushing touchdowns in a single game
(6). He also played at St. Joseph High School in Mississauga.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Rushing Receiving Tackles
Year GP NO YDS AVG LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD DT ST TT
2007 TOR 5 5 36 7.2 33 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2008 TOR 9 2 5 2.5 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 15 15
2009 TOR 18 1 1 1.0 1 0 2 25 12.5 16 0 1 10 11
2010 TOR 18 11 70 6.4 15 0 54 632 11.7 57 1 4 1 5
TOTAL 50 19 112 5.9 37 2 56 657 11.7 57 1 5 26 31
Kickoff Returns Punt Returns
Year NO YDS AVG LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD
2007 TOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2008 TOR 2 43 21.5 23 0 0 0 0 0 0
2009 TOR 43 1033 24.0 84 0 0 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 7 101 14.4 24 0 7 33 4.7 11 0
TOTAL 52 1177 22.6 84 0 7 33 4.7 11 0
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Rushing Receiving Tackles
Year GP NO YDS AVG LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD DT ST TT
2010 TOR 2 1 8 8.0 6 0 2 36 18.0 25 0 0 1 1
TOTAL 2 1 8 8.0 6 0 2 36 18.0 25 0 0 1 1
Single-Game Most Career Receiving Yards
DATE TEAM OPP NO
11-Sep-10 TOR @BC 95
07-Nov-10 TOR @MTL 70
20-Aug-10 TOR HAM 69
Most Receptions in a Game
DATE TEAM OPP NO
20-Aug-10 TOR HAM 7
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Acquired: Extended with Toronto on January 15, 2009.
2010: Dressed and started in 18 regular season games…Named
Argos’ Outstanding Canadian for sixth time in his career as voted
by the Toronto chapter of the FRC…Named East Division All-Star
at LB for fifth time in his career…Finished tied for second in the
CFL with 101 DT…Became first non-import Argo to make at least
100 tackles in three different seasons… Week 1, Started at LB
and made a game-high and career-high (01/07/10) 11 DT in
Canada Day season opener at Calgary…Also carried 1 time for
(-1) yards while holding on a botched convert attempt…Week 2,
Started at LB in win at Winnipeg and made 5 DT and 1 ST tackle…
Week 3, Started at LB in win vs. Calgary and made 2 DT and 2
INTs for 15 yards, LG 10, both from Henry Burris…It marked the
first multi-interception game of his career (14/07/10)… Week 4,
Started at LB and made 8 DT in win vs. B.C., earning him CFL
Canadian Player of Week Runner-Up honours…Week 5, Started
at LB in loss at Montreal and made 4 DT…Week 6, Started at LB
in win at Edmonton…Had 7 DT and 1 PKD…Week 7, Started at
LB and made 6 DT in win vs. Montreal…Week 8, Started at LB
in loss vs. Hamilton and tied a single-game career-high with 10
DT and 1 ST tackle…Named Runner-Up, CFL Canadan Player of
the Week… Named CFL Canadian Player of the Month for August
for first time in his career…Week 9, Started at LB and made 4
DT in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…Week 10, Started at
LB and made 3 DT in loss at B.C…Week 11, Started at LB and
played ST in win vs. Winnipeg... Made 4 DT…Week 12, Started
at LB and played ST in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…
Tied a single-game career-high with 10 DT (26/09/10)… Week
13, Started at LB in loss vs. Saskatchewan…Made 8 DT…Week
14, Started at LB and played ST in win at Saskatchewan… Made
3 DT…Week 15, Started at LB in loss vs. Hamilton… Made 3
DT and 1 PKD…Week 16, Started at LB in win at Winnipeg…
Played a huge game making 4 DT, 2 ST tackles, 1 QB sack and
forcing one fumble by Steven Jyles in the first quarter…Week 17,
Started DT…2010 Playoffs Started at LB in Eastern Semi-Final win
at Hamilton…Made 4 DT…Started at LB in Eastern Final loss at
Montreal…Made 4 DT.
2009: Dressed and started in all 18 games at linebacker...Named
Argos’ Most Outstanding Canadian (for fifth time in his career) and
club Outstanding Defensive Player (for second time in his career)...
Named Argos Defensive Captain by teammates...Intercepted a
single-season career-high 3 passes...Finished second on the
team (behind Zeke Moreno) with 90 DT...Led team with 7 passes
knocked down...Week 1, Started at LB, intercepted 1 pass (first
since 2007) and made 6 DT in CFL regular season opener at
Hamilton… Became third Argonauts player ever (Don Moen, 503
and Mike O’Shea, 833) to make at least 500 DT in his career…
Week 2, Started at LB, recording 3 DT, tying him with Don Moen
for 2nd in career DTs in Argos history (11/07/09)… Recorded 2
PKDs and played ST in loss vs. Saskatchewan…Week 3, Started at
LB, recording 5 DTs, bringing him into sole possession of second
in career DTs in Argos history (17/07/09)…Also had 1 FF and 1
FR in loss at Calgary… Week 4, Started at LB and continued his
strong play, recording 4 DT and 1 INT in win at Winnipeg… Week
5, Started at LB and played ST, registering 3 DT and 1 PKD, in
loss vs. Winnipeg… Week 6, Started at LB and played ST, tallying
5 DT, in loss at Montreal… Week 7, Started at LB and played ST,
recording a team-high 6 DT and 1 PKD, in loss vs. BC… Week 8,
Started at LB and played ST, recording 4 DT, in loss vs. Calgary…
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2004
6’1”, 216 lbs. • Bucknell • Born: September 28, 1979 • Delta, British Columbia
11th Year Argos / 11th Year CFL • Non-Import
Week 9, Started at LB and played ST in loss at Hamilton… Had
a spectacular game, leading the team with 8 DT and 2 PKDs…
Week 10, Started at LB and made season-high 9 DT in win vs.
Hamilton… Week 11, Started at LB and tied season-high with 9
DT in loss at BC… Week 12, Started at LB and had 2 DT in loss
at Winnipeg…Week 13, Started at LB and had another excellent
game in loss vs. Montreal…Had 1 INT for 6 yards, made 1 QB sack
and recorded 3 DT…Week 14, Started at LB and made 4 DT in loss
at Saskatchewan… Week 15, Started at LB and made 3 DT in loss
vs. Edmonton… Week 16, Started at LB and had a strong outing
with 8 DT and 1 PKD in loss vs. Hamilton… Week 17, Started at
LB, making 6 DT, in loss at Edmonton...Week 18, Started at LB and
recorded 2 tackles in loss vs. Montreal.
2008: Dressed in 11 games and started 11 games at LB, missed
four games while on the 46-man active but did not dress roster
and spent three games on the IR with foot injury…Finished third
on the team in tackles (56)… Started at LB Weeks 1 to 4…
Week 2, Started at LB and played special teams in loss against
Hamilton and recorded a team-leading 7 DTs...Moved into third
in team history for defensive tackles… Week 4, Started at LB
and played special teams in win vs Edmonton, and recorded 2
DTs and 1 sack…Left game at the half with knee injury and did
not return…Week 5, On 46-man active roster but did not dress
in loss at Saskatchewan (knee injury)…Missed first game since
2006, only second game missed of his career…Week 6, On 46man
active roster but did not dress in win vs Winnipeg…Week 7,
Returned to line-up making 4 DT and 1 PKD in loss at Hamilton…
Week 8, On 46-man active roster but did not dress vs Montreal…
Week 9, Returned to line-up and started at LB in Labour Day
win at Hamilton… Recorded 7 DT…Week 10, Started at LB and
played special teams making 5 DT and forced one fumble in loss
at Montreal…Week 11, Started at LB and recorded 6 DT in loss vs
Winnipeg… Week 12, Started at LB making 4 DT and 1 QB sack in
loss at Calgary…Week 13, Started at LB and made 2 DT in loss vs
Calgary…Week 14, Started at LB, making 5 DT and 1 PKD in loss
vs BC…Week 15, On 46-man active roster but did not dress in loss
at Winnipeg… Weeks 16 to 18, Remained on IR with foot injury.
2007: Named CFL All-Star at LB…Named East Division All-Star
at LB for fourth straight year…Nominated as the Argos’ Most
Outstanding Canadian by the Toronto chapter of the FRC for the
fourth straight season… Nominated as an All-Time Argo at linebacker…Started
all 18 games for the Argos at LB…Led Toronto
with 91 DT…Week 3, recorded 4 DT and 1 QB sack in win over
Hamilton…Week 3, had a tremendous game, recording 4 DT, 1 ST,
1 INT and 2 FR in win over Calgary…Named CFL Canadian Player
of the Week for the first time in his career… Week 5, recorded 6
DT, 1 ST and 1 QB sack versus Montreal....Week 10, generated 8
DT vs. Hamilton…Earned Runner-Up as CFL Canadian Player of
the Week…Week 13, recorded 6 DT and 1 QB sack in win over
Edmonton… Week 14, recorded 6 DT, 1 QB sack and 1 KD…
Week 15, started at LB and registered 6 DT in win over Montreal…
Week 16, was dominant, registering 9 DT and 1 QB sack in win at
Montreal… Earned CFL Canadian Player of the Week honours for
the second time in his career…Week 17, Named Runner-Up for
CFL Defensive Player of the Week…2007 Playoffs Started at LB,
recording 6 DT, 2 QB sacks and 2 FR in East Final versus Winnipeg.
2006: Named Argos’ Most Outstanding Canadian by the Toronto
chapter of the FRC for the third straight season…Named East

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Division All-Star at LB for third straight season…Started 17
games, finishing the season as the team’s second leading tackler…Week
4, recorded 8 DT versus Winnipeg…Week 5, recorded
a season-high 9 DT…Week 6, recorded a team-leading 9 total
tackles…Week 11, recorded a team-leading 6 DT and one fumble
recovery in win over Hamilton… Week 12, missed the first game
of his pro career due to shoulder injury (09/09/06)… Week 17,
led all tacklers with seven total tackles vs Saskatchewan…2006
Playoffs Started at LB and recorded 5 DT in East Semi-Final win
over Winnipeg….Started at LB in East Championship versus
Montreal and recorded 1 DT.
2005: Re-signed with Toronto on February 17, 2005…Named
East Division Most Outstanding Canadian (Lew Hayman Award)
for second consecutive season…Named CFL All-Star and East
Division All-Star at LB for second time… Named Argo nominee
as Most Outstanding Canadian by the Toronto contingent of the
FRC… Finished tied for 1st in the CFL in DT with 113…Started
at inside LB in 18 regular season games for Toronto…Week 1,
started at LB and led both teams with 9 DT, named 2nd runner-up
for CFL Defensive Player of the Week…Week 2, tied for lead in DT
with 7 and recorded a fumble recovery late in the game to seal
win over Calgary…Week 3, led all players with 9 DT…Week 7, led
all tacklers with 9 DT… Week 11, recorded 1 QB sack in a shutout
win over Hamilton…Week 12, recorded a single-game career
high 10 DT, 1 ST tackle, 1 knockdown and 1 fumble recovery
versus Saskatchewan… Week 16, recorded 7 tackles and 1 INT
in win at Montreal Olympic Stadium, named 1st Runner-Up CFL
Defensive Player of the Week…Week 17, recorded 5 DT and
became the first Argonaut to record 100+ defensive tackles in
back-to-back seasons…Named 2nd Runner-Up Defensive Player
of the Month for October… 2005 Playoffs Started at LB and tied for
second on team with 5 DT in East Championship versus Montreal.
2004: Voted by the Toronto contingent of the FRC as the Argonauts
Outstanding Player, Outstanding Canadian and Outstanding
Defensive Player…Named the East Division’s Outstanding
Canadian (Lew Hayman Award)…Named to the CFL Division
All-Star team at LB and the East Division All-Star team at LB…
Led the CFL in DT with 110…Named CFLPA East Division All-Star
at LB…Started in all 18 games as a starting LB…Recorded at
least 8 tackles in seven different games…Week 1, led both teams
in tackles with 8 DT and 2 ST tackles against Saskatchewan,
named CFL Defensive Player of the Week for his efforts…Week
19, recorded single game career high 9 DT making him the first
Non-Import Argonaut (third Argonaut overall – Chris Gaines and
Calvin Tiggle) to record at least 100 defensive tackles in a single
season… 2004 Playoffs Recorded 7 DT and 1 INT (3 yards) in East
Semi-Final, earned CFL Defensive Player of the Week award...
Made 5 DT and sacked Anthony Calvillo once in East Division Final
vs. Montreal…Grey Cup Championship Started at LB making 4 DT, 1
ST tackle and knocking away 1 pass in win vs BC.
2003: Granted free-agency February 13 and re-signed with the
Argonauts on February 20… Played in 18 games for the Argonauts
primarily on special teams and as a backup LB…Led the CFL in
special teams tackles with 33…Week 5, made first career QB
sack in win vs Stampeders… Week 7, made two DT and had
first career game with 4 or more ST tackles (also achieved 4 or
more ST in week 14 vs Ham)…Week 15, recorded first career
INT vs Saskatchewan… Week 18, recorded 3 DT, 1 INT and 2 ST
tackles…2003 Playoffs Dressed as backup LB and was the nickel
back in the East Division Semi-Final against B.C….made 2 DT
in the win over the Lions…Dressed as a backup LB in the East
Championship…totalled 1 DT and one ST tackle.
2002: Led the Argos in ST tackles with 19, ranking him fifth in the
CFL in that category…he also led the team in fumble recoveries
with four…backed up at linebacker and contributed 23 DT…led
all Argo tacklers with 8 (5 defensive and 3 ST) in Toronto’s 24-8
win over Ottawa…made 1 DT in Toronto’s 24-14 East Semi-Final
win over Saskatchewan on November 10…in the Argonauts’ 38-
15 loss to Montreal in the East Final, made 2 DT and 2 ST tackles.
2001: Drafted by Toronto in the 4th Round (26th Overall) in the
Canadian Draft…spent time with the Argonauts on both the
practice and active roster during the season…played on July
4 against Montreal and had 2 tackles on ST and returned one
kickoff for 11 yards…had 3 ST tackles in the Argos’ 50-24 win
over Saskatchewan on July 28…on November 3 in Hamilton, had
1 ST tackle.
College: In his 4 years at Bucknell, Kevin started 33 of 43 games
played at either strong or free safety…holds a number of school
records, including sharing the single-game interception record
of 4….2001 Tabbed an American Football Coaches Association
All-American, a second team AP Division I-AA All-American, a
first team All-Patriot League selection, a first team ECAC All-Star,
the Patriot League’s Scholar-Athlete and the team’s MVP….2000
Led the Patriot League in with eight interceptions…1999 Received
the Clarke Hinkle Award as the team’s “outstanding linebacker or
defensive back”.
Personal: Kevin owns and operates two personal training facilities
in the Toronto area, SST Oakville and SST Milton (www.sstcanada.
com). He is the son of Laraine and Larry Eiben of Delta, B.C. His
father played strong safety at the University of Cincinnati and
his uncle, George, played fullback at the University of Nebraska.
His brother, L.J., was a third round draft choice of the Argonauts
in 1996 and later played for the B.C. Lions. Eiben majored in
business management and mastered in sports management in
college where he was also a Dean’s List student and member
of the Patriot League Academic Honour Roll. Kevin excelled as
a dual sport athlete gaining All-American honours in football and
Patriot league All-Star honours in baseball over his 4 year collegiate
career. A gifted athlete, he lettered in football, basketball
and baseball while attending Vancouver College High School. He
was voted Provincial Offensive MVP in his senior season at QB and
was a three-time all-league performer. Kevin also enjoys golfing,
poker, fitness, real estate, travelling and skiing. He is engaged to
Alison and has two dogs, Blade and Rex.
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35 LINEBACKER
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Fumble Returns INT Returns QB Tkl for Loss
GP DT ST TT NO YDS TD NO YDS LG TD NO NO YDS FF
2001 TOR 5 0 6 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2002 TOR 18 23 19 42 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 0
2003a TOR 18 21 33 54 0 0 0 2 19 10 0 1 1 6 0
2004bcdef TOR 18 110 4 114 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 2 1 3 1
2005bcedg TOR 18 113 5 118 2 58 0 1 0 0 0 2 7 13 2
2006b TOR 17 80 6 86 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 3 0
2007bc TOR 18 91 3 94 3 6 0 1 22 22 0 6 2 5 1
2008 TOR 11 56 0 56 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 1
2009 TOR 18 90 0 90 1 0 0 3 9 6 0 1 2 2 1
2010b TOR 18 101 5 106 0 0 0 2 15 10 0 1 3 2 1
TOTALS 159 685 81 766 12 64 0 10 66 22 0 15 19 35 7
a – Led CFL in ST Tackles
b – East Division All-Star
c – CFL All-Star
d – East Division Outstanding Canadian (Lew Hayman Award)
e – Led the CFL in defensive tackles
f – Became first Non-Import Argonaut to record at least 100 DT in a season
g – Became first Non-Import Argonaut to record at least 100 DT in consecutive seasons
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Tackles INT Returns
GP DT ST TT QB FR NO YDS TD
2002 TOR 2 3 2 5 0 0 0 0 0
2003 TOR 2 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 0
2004 TOR 2 12 0 12 1 0 1 3 0
2005 TOR 1 5 0 5 0 0 0 0 0
2006 TOR 2 6 1 6 0 0 0 0 0
2007 TOR 1 6 0 6 2 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 2 8 0 8 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 12 37 4 41 3 0 1 3 0
GREY CUP STATISTICS
Tackles INT Returns
GP DT ST TT NO YDS TD PKD
2004 TOR 1 4 1 5 0 0 0 1
TOTALS 1 4 1 5 0 0 0 1
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Single-Game Defensive Tackles
(9 or more)
DATE TEAM OPP NO
01-Jul-10 TOR CAL 11
23-Sep-05 TOR SSK 10
20-Aug-10 TOR HAM 10
26-Sept-10 TOR EDM 10
19-Sept-10 TOR BC 9
11-Sept-10 TOR HAM 9
1-Sep-08 TOR HAM 9
20-Oct-07 TOR MTL 9
22-Jul-06 TOR SSK 9
23-Jun-06 TOR WPG 9
12-Aug-05 TOR MTL 9
9-Jul-05 TOR SSK 9
25-Jun-05 TOR B.C. 9
21-Oct-04 TOR HAM 9

59 JOE EPPELE
OFFENSIVE LINEMAN
Acquired: Selected by Toronto in the first round (2nd overall) in the
2010 CFL Canadian Draft. Signed with Toronto on May 18, 2010.
2010: Dressed in seven (7) regular season games in his rookie
CFL season… Weeks 1-7, Added to 46-man active roster but
did not dress…Week 8, Made CFL debut (20/08/10) dressing as
backup OL in loss vs. Hamilton…Week 9, Returned to 46-man
active roster but did not dress in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…Week
10, Made first career CFL start (11/09/10) at LT in
loss at B.C…Replaced injured teammate Rob Murphy…Week 11,
Dressed at backup OL in win vs. Winnipeg…Weeks 12-14, On 46man
active roster but did not dress…Week 15, Dressed at backup
OL and played ST in loss vs. Hamilton… Week 16, Dressed as
backup OL and played ST in win at Winnipeg…Week 17, Dressed
at backup OL in loss vs. Montreal…Week 18, Dressed as backup
OG in win at Montreal…Saw extensive playing time in the second
half of the game…2010 Playoffs Made CFL playoff debut as backup
OL and played ST in Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Dressed
as backup OL and played ST in Eastern Final loss at Montreal.
College: Played four years at Washington State (2006-09)…2009
Played in all 11 games at left tackle, starting in 3 of them…
Named to All-Pac-10 Conference Academic Second-Team for
third straight season…2008 Earned varsity letter after playing in
10 games, 2 of which he started… Also served on PAT and FG
units…Named to All-Pac-10 Conference Academic Second-Team
for second straight season...2007 Earned varsity letter after playing
in all 12 games, mostly serving on PAT and FG units…Named to
All-Pac-10 Conference Academic Second-Team…2006 Freshman.
Personal: Joseph Thomas Eppele is the son of Carol Ann and
Thomas. He has an older brother named Josh and a younger sister
named Carlin. When he was younger, Joe was rated as one of the
best shot-putters and hammer-throwers for his age in Canada.
Joe enjoys all kinds of music, as well as outdoor activities including
hiking, camping, hunting and fishing. The psychology major
at Washington State earned his B.Sc., with a minor in business
administration. Joe spent the off-season in Toronto participating
in the Argos’ Huddle Up Bullying Prevention Program and making
other community appearances, including the WWF CN Tower
Climb.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
TACKLES
GP DT ST TT
2010 TOR 7 0 0 0
Totals 7 0 0 0
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
GP
2010 TOR 2
Totals 2
6’7”, 302 lbs. • Washington State • Born: August 12, 1987 • Vancouver, B.C.
2nd Year Argos/ 2nd Year CFL • Non-Import
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99 6’6”,
Acquired: Extended with Toronto on January 4, 2011.
2010: Dressed in and started 18 regular season games for
Toronto…Named Argos Outstanding Defensive Player for first
time in his career as voted by Toronto chapter of the FRC…Led
team with 4 fumble recoveries for 54 yards which tied for the
second-most fumble recoveries by an Argo in a single season…
Tied for team-lead with 6 pass knock downs…Finished second
on team with career-high 8 QB sacks… Week 1, Started at DE
in Canada Day season opener at Calgary and recorded 1 PKD…
Week 2, Started at DE in win at Winnipeg and played a strong
game making 3 DT, 1 PKD and 1 fumble recovery for 5 yards…
The fumble recovery in the 1st quarter of the game led to a
29-yard Grant Shaw field goal…Week 3, Started at DE in win vs.
Calgary recording 3 DT and his first QB sack of the season…Week
4, Started at DE in win vs. B.C. and recorded no stats…Week 5,
Started at DE in loss at Montreal and made 1 DT and 1 ST tackle…
Week 6, Started at DE and made 5 DT in win at Edmonton… Week
7, Started at DE in win vs. Montreal and turned in a good game…
Made 1 DT and recovered an Anthony Calvillo fumble, on a bad
snap, for a 10 yard gain in the first quarter… Ensuing offensive
drive resulted in a 2-yd Cory Boyd TD…Week 8, Started at DE
in loss vs. Hamilton and recorded 2 DT…Week 9, Started at DE
and made 2 DT in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…Week
10, Started at DE and played a strong defensive game in loss at
B.C. Accounted a single-game career-highs in QB sacks with 3
and defensive tackles with 7 (11/09/10)… Also had 1 PKD and
1 Fumble Recovery for 39 yards…Named CFL Defensive Player
of the Week for first time in his career…Week 11, Started at DE
and played another great game in win vs. Winnipeg…Recorded a
single-game career-high 9 DT, 1 QB sack, 1 pass knock down and
recovered a Winnipeg fumble…Named Runner-Up, CFL Defensive
Player of the Week… Week 12, Started at DE in loss Touchdown
Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…Made 4 DT… Named CFL Defensive
Player of the Month for September for first time in his career…
Week 13, Started at DE in loss vs. Saskatchewan…Made 1 DT…
Week 14, Started at DE in win at Saskatchewan and had a terrific
game…Made 1 DT, 1 QB sack and 2 PKDs…Week 15, Started
at DE and made 2 DT in loss vs. Hamilton…Week 16, Started
at DE/DT in win at Winnipeg… Made 5 DT and 2 QB sacks (his
second multi-sack game of the season)…Week 17, Started at DE
in loss vs. Montreal…Made 4 DT…Week 18, Started at DE in win
at Montreal and recorded no stats…2010 Playoffs Started at DE in
Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Made 2 DT and 1 PKD…
Started at DE in Eastern Final at Montreal…Recorded 3 DT and
1 QB sack.
2009: Dressed in and started all 18 games at defensive end for
the Argonauts...Week 1, Started at DE and continued his strong
play making team-high 7 DT and 2 QB sacks (first multi-sack
game of his career, 01/07/09) in CFL regular season opener at
Hamilton…Week 2, Started at DE and recorded 2 DT in loss vs.
Saskatchewan…Week 3, Started at DE and recorded 2 DT in loss
at Calgary… Week 4, Started at DE and recorded 2 DT in win at
Winnipeg… Week 5, Started at DE, recording no stats, in loss vs.
Winnipeg…Week 6, Started at DE and registered 5 DT in loss at
Montreal…Week 7, Started at DE and had a great game recording
1 DT and 1 QB sack while pressuring the Lions’ quarterbacks all
night in loss vs. BC… Week 8, Started at DE and continued his
strong play, recording 4 DT and 1 FF, in loss vs. Calgary… Week
9, Started at DE recording 1 DT in loss at Hamilton…Week 10,
Started at DE and rotated through the line making 1 DT in win
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RONALD FLEMONS
DEFENSIVE END
269 lbs. • Texas A&M • Born: October 20, 1979 • San Antonio, Texas
6th Year Argos / 6th Year CFL • Import
vs. Hamilton…Week 11, Started at DE, making 2 DT, in loss at
BC… Week 12, Started at DE and had 3 DT in loss at Winnipeg…
Week 13, Started at DE and made 4 DT and 1 QB sack in loss vs.
Montreal…Week 14, Started at DE and made 4 DT and 1 QB sack
in loss at Saskatchewan… Week 15, Started at DE and recorded
2 DT and 1 knock down in loss vs. Edmonton… Week 16, Started
at DE and registered 2 DT in loss vs. Hamilton… Week 17, Started
at DE, recording no stats, in loss at Edmonton...Week 18, Started
at DE and recorded 1 tackle and 1 QB sack in loss vs. Montreal.
2008: Part of the 46-man active roster for 2 games with
Saskatchewan but did not dress… Dressed in 11 games with
Toronto as a backup DL… Re-acquired by Toronto from the
Saskatchewan Roughriders, along with Saskatchewan’s fifth
round draft pick in the 2011 CFL Canadian Draft. In exchange, the
Argos sent WR T.J. Acree, the rights to a negotiation list player
and the Argos’ third round pick in the 2011 CFL Canadian Draft
on July 7…Traded to the Saskatchewan Roughriders, along with
OT Glenn January, the Argos’ 2008 first round CFL Canadian Draft
pick (DL Keith Shologan) and the Argos’ 2010 CFL Canadian Draft
pick in exchange for QB Kerry Joseph on March 6...Added to
the Roughriders’ 46-man active roster but did not dress in CFL
Weeks 1-2…Week 3, Traded to Toronto and added to Argos’
46-man active roster but did not dress in loss at Edmonton…
Week 4, Dressed as backup DE in 2008 Argos debut (20/07/08)
in win vs Edmonton…Recorded 1 FF while subbing in as a fourth
d-lineman, replacing LB Michael Fletcher in the defence…Week
6, Dressed as backup DE/DT in win vs Winnipeg and recorded
his first sack of the season…Week 7, Dressed as backup DE/
DT and recorded 3 DT and 1 QB sack in loss at Hamilton…Week
9, Started at DT in Labour Day win at Hamilton and recorded 5
DT…Week 11, Started at DT and recorded 4 DT and 1 PKD in loss
vs Winnipeg…Week 12-14, On 46-man active roster but did not
dress…Week 15, Returned to lineup and dressed at backup DE
and played ST in loss at Winnipeg…Week 16, Dressed at backup
DE in loss vs Montreal…Week 17, Added to 46-man active roster
but did not dress in loss at B.C… Week 18, Dressed at backup
DL and played ST recording 1 DT tackle in loss vs Saskatchewan.
2007: Re-signed with Toronto on January 5, 2007…Played in
all 18 games with Toronto, starting 10 at DE…Also saw limited
time at DT… Week 13, had a great game, recording 1 KD in
win over Edmonton…Week 14, recorded 1 QB sack in win over
Edmonton…Week 17, saw significant action at NT, replacing
Adriano Belli who was ejected in the first half…2007 Playoffs Made
his CFL playoff debut (18/11/07) starting at DE in East Final versus
Winnipeg.
2006: Signed with the Toronto Argonauts on March 7…Released
as a final training camp cut on June 10...Returned to Toronto,
signing a contract on July 19…Week 5, made CFL regular season
debut (22/07/06), dressing as backup DE and playing ST...Week
6, dressed as backup DE and rotated in recording 2 QB sacks...
Week 7, dressed as backup DE and rotated in vs Montreal...Week
8, assigned to practice roster for remainder of the season…2006
Playoffs Remained on PR for both East Semi-Final and East
Championship.
2005: Traded to Seattle Seahawks (NFL) from Miami for Kris
Richard…Did not see any action in Seattle before being waived
on August 29 and later released.

RONALD FLEMONS
99 DEFENSIVE END
2004: Signed as a free agent with the Miami Dolphins (NFL) on
January 27…Waived by Dolphins on September 5 before being
added to the 53-man roster on October 16…Played in one game
with Miami versus Arizona and recorded a tackle in a reserve
role before spending the remainder of the season on the practice
roster.
2003: Attended training camp with the Atlanta Falcons (NFL)
before being waived on August 30.
2002: Signed as a free agent with the New Orleans Saints (NFL)
on November 15…Placed on the Saints practice roster for two
games before re-joining the Atlanta Falcons on November 21…
Played in four games with the Falcons, recording two tackles, one
ST tackle and a half sack.
2001: Drafted in the seventh round (226th overall) by Atlanta in the
2001 NFL Draft…Dressed for one game for Atlanta versus Buffalo.
College: 2000 Had his most productive year as an Aggie playing
in 11 games and recording 38 total tackles, two sacks, one pass
knockdown and seven QB hits… 1999 Played in 11 games and
recorded 12 total tackles, three for a loss… 1998 Played in all 12
games for Texas A&M, recording 54 total tackles, one sack and
three tackles for a loss…. 1997 Attended Texas A&M where he
was a defensive end for the Aggies and went on to be a four-year
letterman…Played in all 12 games with Texas A&M, finishing with
10 total tackles and one fumble recovery.
Personal: Ron enjoys spending time with family, yoga and listening
to classic rock music. He attended Marshall High School in his
hometown of San Antonio and says Mexican pizza is his favourite
food.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tkl for Loss
GP DT ST TT KD QB NO YDS
2006 TOR 3 2 2 4 0 2 0 0
2007 TOR 18 11 1 12 2 1 2 4
2008 TOR 11 26 0 26 1 2 0 0
2009 TOR 18 42 0 42 1 6 1 2
2010 TOR 18 53 1 54 6 8 3 2
TOTALS 68 134 4 138 10 19 6 8
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Tkl for Loss
GP DT ST TT KD QB NO YDS
2007 TOR 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 2 5 0 5 1 1 2 11
TOTALS 3 6 0 6 1 1 2 11
MOST SACKS IN A GAME (2 MIN.)
DATE TEAM OPP NO
11-Sep-10 TOR @BC 3
1-Jul-09 TOR @HAM 2
23-Oct-10 TOR @WPG 2
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Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on September 14,
2010.
2010: Granted free agency on February 15…Signed as a free
agent with the Seattle Seahawks (NFL) and attended training
camp…Released by Seattle as a final cut on August 30…Claimed
off waivers by the New York Jets (NFL) on August 31 and added to
the practice squad on September 5 and released on September
7. Signed with Toronto on September 14 and dressed in eight (8)
games with five (5) starts at DE…Week 11, Made Argos debut
dressing at backup DE (19/09/10) in win vs. Winnipeg…Recorded
his first sack as an Argo during his first play on defence, also
added 3 DT…Week 12, Dressed at backup DE and played ST in
Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…Made 1 DT…Week 13,
Dressed as backup DE and played ST in loss vs. Saskatchewan…
Made 2 DT…Week 14, Made first career start as an Argo
(9/10/10) at DE and played ST in win at Saskatchewan…Made
1 DT and also tipped a ‘Riders field goal in 4th quarter which
cause it to fall short…ball crossed line of scrimmage so it did not
officially count as a blocked kick…Week 15, Started at DE in loss
vs. Hamilton…Made 2 DT and 1 ST tackle… Week 16, Started at
DE and played ST in win at Winnipeg…Made 5 DT…Week 17,
Started at DE in loss vs. Montreal…Made 3 DT, 1 FF and 1 PKD…
Forced Als’ RB Avon Cobourne to fumble late in the third quarter,
and teammate Evan McCollough returned the ball 42 yards to the
Als’ 9-yard line…Week 18, Started at DE in win at Montreal…
Made 4 DT…2010 Playoffs Started at DE in Eastern Semi-Final win
at Hamilton…Made 2 DT…Started at DE in Eastern Final loss
to Montreal…Made 6 DT, 1 ST tackle, 1 QB sack and blocked
a field goal.
2009: Named B.C. Lions’ Most Outstanding Canadian, West
Division Most Outstanding Canadian (Dr. Beattie Martin Trophy)
and CFL Most Outstanding Canadian…Started 18 games at DE
for B.C….Made 51 DTs, 2 ST tackles, 1 FR and career-high 12
QB sacks…Recorded a career-high 3 sacks (19/09/09) versus
Toronto…2009 Playoffs Started East Semi-Final crossover win
at Hamilton…Started East Final crossover loss at Montreal…
Combined for 8 DTs, 1 PKD, 1 FF and 2 QB sacks in two playoff
games.
2008: Dressed at backup DE playing in 18 games for B.C…Earned
regular time with the defence and on special teams…Mad 7 DTs,
16 ST tackles, 4 QB sacks, 1 FR for 30 yards, 4 forced fumbles,
1 PKD and scored 1 special teams TD (the first of his career
08/08/08) on a blocked punt vs. Edmonton…2008 Playoffs Dressed
in West Semi-Final win at Saskatchewan…Dressed in West Final
loss at Calgary…Combined for 1 DT, 1 QB sack and 1 FR in two
playoff games.
2007: Dressed in 18 games at backup DE for the B.C. Lions while
seeing increased time on the defence and played special teams…
Made 12 DTs, 22 ST tackle (third-best in the CFL), 4 QB sacks, 1
FR and 2 forced fumbles…2007 Playoffs Dressed in West Final loss
to Saskatchewan and made 1 ST tackle and 1 DT.
2006: Attended CFL Evaluation Camp in March…Selected by
B.C. in the 1st Round (4th Overall) in the CFL Canadian Draft…
Signed with the Baltimore Ravens (NFL) and attended workouts
before being released in June…Attended training camp with
the B.C. Lions…Played 16 games at backup DE for the Lions
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RICKY FOLEY
DEFENSIVE END 2006
247 lbs. • York • Born: June 9, 1982 • Courtice, Ontario
2nd Year Argos / 6th Year CFL • Non-Import
primarily on special teams…Made 2 DTs, 9 ST tackles, and one
fumble recovery…2006 Playoffs Dressed in West Final win over
the Saskatchewan Roughriders…2006 Grey Cup Dressed in Grey
Cup championship win over Montreal at Canad Inns Stadium…
Recorded 2 DT and 2 ST tackles.
College: Attended York University from 2002-05 but only played
three years of football (2003-05)…2005 Named First-Team All
OUA as a senior…Made 49 DTs…2004 Named Second-Team
CIS All-Canadian…Named First-Team All OUA…Led country with
nine (9) QB sacks...Made 34 DTs and two interceptions...2003 First
year of organized football…2002 Star track & field athlete at York
University.
Personal: Ricky spent the off-season in Toronto, participating in the
Argos’ Huddle Up Bullying Prevention Program and making other
community appearances. He enjoys spending time on his family
farm (Willow Crest Farm) in Courtice, Ontario (about an hour east
of Toronto on the 401), where Ricky adopted a work ethic and
toughness taught to him by his parents (Don & Ginny) who he
credits as the major reason for his success. He also likes working
on vintage cars in his spare time. While attending Courtice High
School, he later transferred to Paul Dwyer High School in Oshawa,
Ontario, Ricky was a decathlete and in university he competed in
the 60m and set the school record in the shot put. Ricky’s first
football experience was as a member of the York Lions.

95 RICKY FOLEY
DEFENSIVE END
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Fumble Recoveries Tkls For Loss
GP DT ST TT KD FF NO YDS TD QB NO YDS
2006 BC 16 2 9 11 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
2007 BC 18 12 22 34 0 2 1 0 0 4 0 0
2008 BC 18 7 16 23 1 4 1 30 1 4 0 0
2009ab BC 18 51 2 53 0 0 1 0 0 12 0 0
2010 TOR 8 20 1 21 1 1 0 0 0 1 1 1
TOTALS 78 92 50 142 2 7 4 30 1 21 1 1
a - West Division Most Outstanding Canadian
b - CFL Most Outstanding Canadian
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Tackles Fumble Recoveries Tkls For Loss Blk Kicks
GP DT ST TT KD FF NO YDS TD QB NO YDS NO
2006 BC 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2007 BC 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2008 BC 2 1 0 1 0 0 1 0 1 1 0 0 0
2009 BC 2 8 0 8 1 1 0 0 0 2 0 0 0
2010 TOR 2 8 0 8 0 1 0 0 0 1 1 1 1
TOTALS 8 17 1 18 1 2 1 0 1 4 1 1 1
GREY CUP STATISTICS
Tackles Fumble Recoveries
GP DT ST TT KD FF NO YDS TD QB
2006 BC 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 1 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
MOST SACKS IN A GAME (Min. 2).
DATE TEAM OPP NO
19-Sep-09 TOR @BC 3
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Acquired: Signed with Toronto as a free agent on February 16, 2010.
2010: Dressed in 15 games, with 15 starts, in his first season in
Toronto…Named CFLPA All-Star at Offensive Guard… Week 1,
Made Argos debut (01/07/10) starting at LG in Canada Day season
opener at Calgary…Week 2, Started at LG in win at Winnipeg…
Week 3, Started at LG in win vs. Calgary…Week 4, Started at LG
in win vs. B.C…Week 5, Started at LG in loss at Montreal…Week
6, Started at LG in win at Edmonton… Week 7, Expected to start
at LG but left during warm-ups with an injury... remained on active
roster but did not play in win vs. Montreal…Replaced at LG by
Jeff Keeping… Week 8, Added to injured list…Week 9, Started
at LG for Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…Left game in the
second quarter with a calf injury and did not return, replaced by
OG Jeff Keeping…Week 10, Added to IR with calf injury for loss at
B.C…Replaced by OG Jeff Keeping…Week 11, Added to 46-man
active roster but did not dress in win vs. Winnipeg…Week 12,
Returned to lineup and started at LG in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs.
Edmonton…Week 13, Started at LG in loss vs. Saskatchewan…
Week 14, Started at LG in win at Saskatchewan…Week 15,
Started at LG in loss vs. Hamilton…Week 16, Started at LG in
win at Winnipeg…Week 17, Started at LG in loss vs. Montreal…
Week 18, Started at LG in win at Montreal... Rotated to LT in fourth
quarter in relief of starter Rob Murphy…2010 Playoffs Started at LG
in Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Started at LG in Eastern
Final loss at Montreal.
2009: Started in one game and dressed in four for Hamilton…
Started Ticats’ season opener vs. Toronto at guard…Dressed as
backup guard from weeks 11-13.
2008: Started Ticats’ season opener in Montreal on June 30 but
suffered a season-ending shoulder injury.
2007: Signed with Hamilton in the spring…Started all 18 games at
guard as a rookie…Made CFL debut on June 30 in Calgary.
2006: Selected in the first round (8th overall) by the Hamilton
Tiger-Cats in the CFL Canadian Draft.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
TACKLES
GP DT ST TT
2007 HAM 18 3 0 3
2008 HAM 1 0 0 0
2009 HAM 4 0 0 0
2010 TOR 15 1 0 1
Totals 38 4 0 4
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
GP
2010 TOR 2
Totals 2
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CEDRIC GAGNE-MARCOUX
OFFENSIVE GUARD
6’3”, 295 lbs. • Central Florida • Born: September 27, 1982 • Baie-Comeau, Quebec
2nd Year Argos/5th Year CFL • Non-Import
College: Played four seasons at Central Florida (2003-06)…Started
39 of 44 games at centre…Named First Team All-Conference USA
as a junior...Named team’s Most Valuable Offensive Lineman as a
junior…Helped the Golden Knights capture C-USA East Division
Championship and an appearance in the inaugural C-USA Football
Championship…Red-Shirted as a freshman in 2002.
Personal: Cedric attended Champlain H.S. in Sherbrooke, Quebec.
In his spare time, he enjoys fishing, weight-lifting, cooking and
country music. Cedric spent the off-season in Mississauga, training,
making community appearances and working for a marketing
company. He played on Team Canada’s under-20 squad and was
named the province of Quebec’s MVP Offensive Lineman. He
graduated from Central Florida with a degree in Marketing and his
parents are Betty Gagne and Andre Marcoux. Cedric played with
current Argos teammates Taylor Robertson, at Central Florida, and
Dominic Picard, in junior football.

Acquired: Re-signed with Toronto on February 15, 2011.
2010: Dressed and started in 14 regular season games for
Toronto…Named East Division All-Start at DT for first time in his
career…Named CFL All-Star at DT for first time in his career…Led
Argos in sacks with nine (9)… Week 1, Started at DT in Canada
Day season opener at Calgary… Made 5 DT and 1 QB sack…
Week 2, Started at DT in win at Winnipeg and made 1 DT, 1 QB
sack and 1 PKD…Week 3, Started at DT and recorded his third
sack in as many games and 2 DT in win vs. Calgary…Week 4,
Started at DT in win vs. B.C. and made 2 DT…Week 5, Started at
DT and made 3 DT in loss at Montreal….Week 6, Started at DT in
win at Edmonton and recorded 1 DT…Week 7, Started at DT and
had an incredible game in win vs. Montreal…Was in Montreal’s
backfield all night recording 5 DT and 1 QB sack…Week 8, Started
at DT in loss vs. Hamilton and made 5 DT…Week 9, Started at
DT in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…Made 2 DT and 1
PKD…Week 10, Started at DT in loss at B.C...Tied single-game
career-high with his second multi-sack game of his career making
2 QB sacks on Casey Printers and racking up 5 DT…Week 11,
Started at DT in win vs. Winnipeg… Could not be contained by the
Bombers’ o-line and finished with 4 DT and team-leading seventh
QB sack…. Week 12, Started at DT in Touchdown Atlantic loss
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6’8”, 293 lbs • Kansas State • Born: April 8, 1982 • Washington, D.C.
3rd Year Argos/ 3rd Year CFL • Import
vs. Edmonton… Made 2 DT… Week 13, Started at DT in loss vs.
Saskatchewan and played a good game…Finished with 2 QB
sacks, his second multi-sack game of the season… Week 14, On
46-man active roster but did not dress in win at Saskatchewan…
Week 15, Started at DT in loss vs. Hamilton…Made 3 DT…Week
16, Added to 46-man active roster but did not dress in win at
Winnipeg…Week 17, On 46-man active roster but did not dress
for loss vs. Montreal…Week 18, Added to IR (shoulder) for win at
Montreal…2010 Playoffs Started at DT for Eastern Semi-Final win
at Hamilton…Made 4 DT…Started at DT in Eastern Final loss at
Montreal…3 DT and 1 PKD.
2009: Dressed and started in 17 games at defensive tackle for
the Argonauts...Led Argos with 9 sacks…Missed most of training
camp with an ankle injury… Released following training camp
and re-signed in time for Week 2 vs. Saskatchewan…Started
at DT vs. Saskatchewan and made 6 DT and 1 QB sack in CFL
debut (11/07/09)…Week 3, Started at DT and made 2 DT and 1
fumble recovery… Week 4, Started at DT, recording 2 DT, in win at
Winnipeg…Week 5, Started at DT and continued his strong play,
recording 5 DT, 1 QB Sack and 1 PKD, in loss vs. Winnipeg… Week
6, Started at DT and totalled 2 DT and 1 bone-crushing QB sack on
Anthony Calvillo in loss at Montreal…Week 7, Started at DT and
recorded 5 DT in loss vs. BC… Week 8, Started at DT and had 1
fumble recovery when Flemons forced a Joffrey Reynolds fumble
in the 4th quarter in loss vs. Calgary… Week 9, Started at DT and
recorded no stats in loss at Hamilton… Week 10, Started at DT
making 1 QB sack, 3 DT and blocked a Nick Setta convert in win
vs. Hamilton… Week 11, Started at DT and had a great outing,
recording 2 DT and 2 QB sacks, in loss at BC… Week 12, Started
at DT, registering 1 DT and 1 QB sack, in loss at Winnipeg…
Week 13, Started at DT and made 1 DT and 1 QB sack in loss vs.
Montreal…Week 14, Started at DT and made 2 DT and his eighth
sack of the season in loss at Saskatchewan… Week 15, Started at
DT and recorded his team-leading ninth sack of the season along
with 3 DT in loss vs. Edmonton… Week 16, Started at DT, making
1 DT, in loss vs. Hamilton… Week 17, Started at DT, recording
3 DT, in loss at Edmonton...Week 18, Started at DT and did not
record any stats in loss vs. Montreal.
2008: Signed with the Washington Redskins (NFL) on January
14…Waived by the Redskins on August 11…Claimed by the
Pittsburgh Steelers (NFL) on August 12 and released on August 16.
2007: Released by the Oakland Raiders on August 29…Signed
with the Atlanta Falcons (NFL) on November 20…Played in five
games, recording three tackles…Waived by Atlanta on December
26.
2006: Signed with the Oakland Raiders on January 11…Played in
six games as a rookie, recording ten tackles, one fumble recovery
and 2.5 sacks.
2005: Signed a practice roster agreement as an un-drafted free
agent with the Oakland Raiders (NFL) on December 28.
College: Played (2000-01) at Valley Forge Military College before
transferring to Kansas State (2003-04)…2004 Played in nine
games for Kansas State, recording 31 tackles, three sacks, two
forced fumbles and a fumble recovery as a senior…2003 Played in
all 15 games for Kansas State…Recorded 27 tackles, six sacks,
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and two fumble recoveries on the season…2002 Sat out season
while transferring to Kansas State from Valley Forge Military…2001
(Valley Forge Military College)…Started at DE and recorded 10.5
sacks, 42 tackles and three forced fumbles…2000 Recorded four
sacks and 30 tackles as a freshman.
Personal: Kevin attended Archbishop Carroll H.S. before majoring
in social science at Kansas State. A proud native of Washington,
DC, Kevin spend his off-season in Brentwood, CA where he enjoys
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls For Loss Blk Kick
GP DT ST TT KD FF FR QB NO YDS NO
2009 TOR 17 36 0 36 0 0 2 9 2 2 1
2010ab TOR 14 41 0 41 2 0 0 9 4 6 0
TOTALS 31 77 0 77 2 0 2 18 6 8 1
a – CFL All-Star
b – East Division All-Star
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls For Loss
GP DT ST TT PKD FF FR QB NO YDS
2010 TOR 2 7 0 7 1 0 0 0 1 0
TOTALS 2 7 0 7 1 0 0 0 1 0
MOST SACKS IN A GAME
DATE TEAM OPP NO
19-Sep-09 TOR @BC 2
11-Sep-10 TOR @BC 2
2-Oct-10 TOR SSK 2
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spending time with family and friends and working out. A movie
buff, he lists American History X, Man on Fire and John Q as his
favourite films and Thriller as his scariest. Before the game, Kevin
enjoys listening to Wale and Lil Wayne. Kevin tries to do his part for
the community as a Big Brother and raising funds for breast cancer
research, a disease which his grandmother survived. Kevin was
also a player ambassador as part of the Argos Level The Playing
Field program, mentoring a high school football team.

91 BEN ISHOLA
DEFENSIVE END
Acquired: Re-signed as a free agent with Toronto on August 31,
2010.
2010: Attended training camp with the Argonauts and was injured
(arm) during camp… Dressed in three (3) regular season games
for Toronto.. Injured in first pre-season game and released at
the end of camp…Added to Argos’ PR on August 31…Weeks
9-15, Remained on PR… Week 16, Made 2010 regular season
debut (23/10/10) dressing as backup DE and playing ST in win
at Winnipeg…Made 2 DT…Week 17, Dressed as backup DE and
played ST in loss vs. Montreal…Made 1 ST tackle…Week 18,
Dressed as backup DE for win at Montreal…Made 1 DT…2010
Playoffs Added to IR for both Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton
and Eastern Final loss at Montreal.
2009: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on April 9… Week
1, On 46-man roster but did not dress in CFL regular season
opener at Hamilton…Week 2, Added to practice roster for loss vs.
Saskatchewan… Week 3-4, Remained on PR…Week 5, Started at
DE in his first CFL game (01/08/09), replacing Claude Harriott (flu),
and recorded 1 DT in loss vs. Winnipeg…Re-added to the club’s
PR…Released by Toronto on August 22.
2008: Attended training camp with the Montreal Alouettes and
released…Signed as a free agent to the Cincinnati Bengals’
practice squad (NFL) on December 2…Released on December 3.
2007: Signed with the Indianapolis Colts (NFL) as a free agent on
January 14…Playing rights were awarded to the Hamburg Sea
Devils of NFL Europa as part of the NFL International Development
Practice Squad Program…Named NFL Europa’s Defensive Player
of the Year after recording 22 tackles, five sacks and one forced
fumble on the season.
2006: Signed with the Miami Dolphins (NFL) as an undrafted free
agent on May 5, 2006…Waived on September 2.
College: Played three seasons at Indiana (2003-05)…2005 Started
all 11 games of his senior season, finishing the season with 27
total tackles, including 6.5 tackles for a loss…2004 Played in 10
contests for the Hoosiers…2003 Appeared in all 12 games, recording
a pair of tackles and a quarterback sack.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tkl for Loss
GP DT ST TT KD QB NO YDS
2009 TOR 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 3 3 1 4 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 4 4 1 5 0 0 0 0
6’3”, 242 lbs. • Indiana • Born: June 8, 1980 • Berlin, Germany
3rd Year Argos/ 3rd Year CFL • Import
Personal: A native of Berlin, Germany, Ishola only began playing
competitive football at age 22. He started playing for the Berlin
Adler American Football Club where he anchored a defence that
recorded two shutouts, and helped lead the team to a 2002
appearance in the league semifinals before being recruited by
Indiana University. As a child, he spent time living in Nigeria, the
birthplace of his father. Ben spent this past off-season working as
a personal trainer in downtown Toronto.
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Acquired: Extended contract with Argos on December 18, 2009.
2010: Dressed and started in 17 regular season games for Toronto…
Week 1, Started at FB and played ST in Canada Day season
opener at Calgary…Caught 1 pass for a 5-yard touchdown
from Cleo Lemon and made 1 ST tackle…Week 2, Started at FB
in win at Winnipeg and caught 1 pass for 7 yards and made 1 ST
tackle…Week 3, Started at FB and played ST in win vs. Calgary…
Recorded 2 ST tackles and carried 3 times for 23 yards, LG 19,
including the 1-yard game-winning touchdown late in the game…
Week 4, Started at FB in win vs. B.C. and played ST…Made 1 ST
tackle and caught 1 pass for 9 yards…Week 5, Started at FB in
loss at Montreal…Week 6, Started at FB in win at Edmonton…
Caught an important 5-yard pass from Cleo Lemon to give the
Argos a first down late in the fourth quarter…Week 7, Started at
FB and played ST in win vs. Montreal…Called for fake punt in
second quarter which sprung Bryan Crawford for a first down on
a 42-yard gain, drive ended with a 20-yard Toronto field goal…
Week 8, Started at FB and played ST in loss vs. Hamilton…Week
9, Started at FB and played ST in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…Carried
1 time for 4 yards and caught 1 pass for 4 yards…
Week 10, Started at FB and played ST in loss at B.C…Carried ball
twice for 5 yards, LG 4, and caught 3 passes for 17 yards, LG 8…
Replaced starting RB Cory Boyd in the second half when Boyd left
game with an injury…Week 11, Started at RB/FB and played ST in
win vs. Winnipeg…Carried 11 times for 62 yards, LG 14, 5.6 AVG
and caught 1 pass for 1 yard…Also made 2 ST tackles…Week 12,
Started at FB in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…Carried 5
times for 37 yards, 7.4 AVG, LG 17 with a touchdown…Caught 1
pass for 1 yard, made a touchdown-saving tackle on an intercep-
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2004
5’10”, 218 lbs. • York • Born: February 28, 1977 • Toronto, Ontario
10th Year Argos / 12th Year CFL • Non-Import
tion return by Edmonton’s Elliott Richardson on the one-yard line
and recorded 1 ST tackle…Week 13, Started at FB and played ST
in loss vs. Saskatchewan… Carried three times for 9 yards, LG
5…Week 14, Dressed at backup RB and played ST in win at Saskatchewan…Caught
1 pass for 13 yards…Week 15, Started at FB
in loss vs. Hamilton…Made 1 ST tackle and 1 DT when Toronto
botched a punt attempt and Hamilton’s Matt Kirk recovered the
ball…Week 16, Started at FB and played ST in win at Winnipeg…
Caught 1 pass for 1 yard…Week 17, Started at FB and played ST
in loss vs. Montreal…Recorded no stats and left game late due to
injury, did not return…Week 18, Added to IR (hamstring) for win at
Montreal…2010 Playoffs On 46-man active roster but did not dress
in Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Added to IR for Eastern
Final loss at Montreal.
2009: Dressed in 15 games, starting 4, at running back for the
Argonauts... Weeks 1-3, Added to IR with a triceps injury...Week 4,
Returned from injury and made 2009 debut as backup RB in win
at Winnipeg… Played ST but recorded no stats…Week 7, Dressed
as backup RB and played ST, making 1 ST tackle, in loss vs. BC…
Week 8, Dressed as backup RB and played ST, making 1 ST tackle,
in loss vs. Calgary… Week 9, Dressed as backup RB and played
ST in loss at Hamilton… Rushed once for 2 yards and caught 1
ball for 8 yards on the night…Week 10, Dressed at backup RB
and played ST, making 2 catches for 18 yards, in win vs. Hamilton…
Week 11, Dressed at backup RB and played ST, recording
1 ST tackle, in loss at BC… Week 12, Dressed at backup RB and
played ST, making 2 receptions for 15 yards, LG 16, in loss at
Winnipeg…Week 13, Dressed at backup RB and played ST in loss
vs. Montreal…Caught 2 passes for 16 yards, LG 11…Week 14,
Dressed at backup RB and rushed 6 times for 38 yards, LG 16,
including his first TD of 2009 and caught 1 pass for (-1) yards in
loss at Saskatchewan…Week 15, Started at FB and played ST
in loss vs. Edmonton…Carried 3 times for 3 yards and caught 3
passes for 6 yards including the Argos’ first TD pass in six games
late in the fourth quarter… Week 16, Started at FB and played ST
in loss vs. Hamilton… Had 2 catches for 12 yards, LG 11, and 1 TD
(his third major in three games) on the night… Week 17, Started
at FB and played ST in loss at Edmonton… Rushed 4 times for 6
yards, LG 7, and make 1 ST tackle on the night...Week 18, Started
at FB and rushed 1 time for 3 yards, LG 3, and made one tackle
in loss vs. Montreal.
2008: Dressed in 18 games, making 18 starts at FB, while also
playing special teams… Week 2, Started at fullback and played
special teams in loss against Hamilton... recorded 1 reception for
6 yards and 1 ST tackle… Week 4, Started at FB and played special
teams in win against Edmonton… Recorded 1 carry for 12
yards and scored first TD of the season, also had 1 reception for 8
yards…Week 5, Started at FB and played special teams in loss at
Saskatchewan… Recorded 1 carry for 2 yards and 1 catch for 7
yards…Week 6, Started at FB and played special teams catching
1 pass for 1 yard and running once for 2 yards in win vs Winnipeg…Week
9, Started at FB and played ST in Labour Day win
at Hamilton…Rushed once for no yards and made 1 ST tackle…
Week 11, Started at FB and played ST in loss vs Winnipeg…
Caught 1 pass for 4 yards…Week 12, Started at FB and played ST
catching 2 passes for 2 yards, with a fumble, and made 1 ST tackle
in loss at Calgary…Week 13, Started at RB and played special
teams in loss vs Calgary…Rushed 3 times for 14 yards, caught 2
passes for 4 yards and made 1 ST tackle… Week 15, Dressed as

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backup RB and played ST, making 2 catches for 11 yards in loss
at Winnipeg…Week 16, Started at RB/FB and played ST in loss vs
Montreal… Week 17, Started at RB/FB and played ST, making 1 ST
tackle and carried once for 5 yards, in loss at B.C.
2007: Started 11 games at RB/FB before suffering a season-ending
leg injury…Week 3, recorded a touchdown after becoming the
feature tailback, when starter Jamel White fell to injury, in the second
half versus Calgary…Week 5, scored the Argos only major
before leaving the game with an injury in the first half…Week 8,
on active roster but did not dress as he returned to Toronto from
Winnipeg for the birth of his daughter Maya…Week 12, left game
early after suffering a leg injury on special teams block that sprung
loose RB Dominique Dorsey for a kickoff return TD… Week 13,
placed on the club’s 9-game injured list…2007 Playoffs Did not
dress in East Final due to injury.
2006: Extended contract with Toronto on November 22, 2006…
Played in 17 regular season games, starting 13 at RB/FB…Week
5, entered the game as the primary tailback after an injury to Ricky
Williams and rushed for 34 yards, including a six-yard game-winning
TD vs Saskatchewan… Week 6, made first start of the year
at tailback and scored the team’s only touchdown on a 4-yard
run versus BC…Week 7, missed first game of his career due to
injury (quad) at Montreal (03/08/06)…Week 11, led the club in
both rushing and receiving with 108 all-purpose yards and one
touchdown…2006 Playoffs Dressed as backup RB and rotated in
catching 1 pass for 20 yards, left game in second quarter with
injury versus Winnipeg in East Semi-Final…Dressed as backup RB
and played ST in East Championship versus Montreal.
2005: Played in all 18 regular season games…Week 1, tied for the
team lead in ST tackles with 2 vs BC…Week 3, made a 28-yard
reception from Noel Prefontaine on a fake punt to set up an Argo
TD…Week 4, dressed as backup RB against BC and entered the
game late at SB when Robert Baker left game due to injury…Week
11, dressed as backup RB and saw action in the fourth quarter…
Week 16, dressed as backup RB and played special teams, entered
the game as RB when starter Sean Millington fell to injury
and recorded 161 all-purpose yards and his first touchdown as an
Argonaut (22/10/05). He also experienced the longest pass reception
of his career at 59-yards in win at Montreal…Week 17, started
at RB and recorded a single game career-high 197 all-purpose
yards and 2 touchdowns (27/10/05). Earned CFL Offensive Player
of the Week honours for the first time in his career…Week 18,
started at RB and continued his spectacular play averaging almost
6 yards per carry in final regular season game at Ottawa…2005
Playoffs Made first career playoff start (20/11/05) in East Championship
versus Montreal.
2004: Re-signed with Toronto on February 12, 2004…Dressed for
all 18 regular season games as backup RB…Week 14, dressed as
backup RB and played special teams making 2 ST tackles, also
entered the game as inside receiver late in the fourth quarter and
caught 1 pass for 9 yards in Winnipeg…2004 Playoffs Dressed as
backup RB and played special teams making 1 ST tackle in East
Semi-Final vs Hamilton…Dressed as a backup running back and
played special teams in East Championship vs Montreal, making 2
ST tackles…Grey Cup Championship Dressed as backup RB behind
John Avery and played special teams in win vs. BC, making 2 ST
tackles.
2003: Dressed for 18 regular season games…dressed mainly as
backup RB and played on special teams, except in Weeks 17 &
18 when he started at FB…Week 11, made two ST tackles and
returned a kick-off 14 yards…recorded a personal single game
receiving high of 34-yards in Week 3…2003 Playoffs Dressed as
backup RB and played on special teams…made 1 ST tackle in the
East Semi-Final victory over the BC Lions…dressed as backup RB
in East Championship.
2002: Played in 18 regular season games in his first season with
the Double Blue after signing as a free agent on February 22…
saw his most extensive action of the season in Toronto’s 42-15
loss to Winnipeg on July 23 when starting RB Juan Johnson went
down with a knee injury…posted 25 yards rushing on nine carries…saw
action in both of Toronto’s Eastern Division playoff
games.
2001: In his second campaign with the Tiger-Cats, played in all
18 games, starting four of them…August 10, rushed for his first
CFL touchdown (3 yards)…had 24 carries for 109 yards rushing,
2 catches for 22 yards and 1 kickoff return for 23 yards, for 154
all-purpose yards, in his first CFL and professional start on August
24 in Hamilton’s 20-12 victory over Edmonton.
2000: Signed as an un-drafted free agent with Hamilton on June
12 after an illustrious college career at York University…as a
rookie, played in all 18 games during the regular season…in the
Tiger-Cats’ 33-26 season opening loss to BC, his first game as a
pro, he returned a kickoff 28 yards.
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College: Played four seasons at York (1996-99)…Totalled 553 carries
for 3,365 yards with 18 touchdowns rushing, 37 pass receptions
for 436 yards with two touchdowns, 28 kickoff returns for
776 yards and one touchdown during his four-year York University
career…was named the CIS’s Outstanding Rookie in 1996…also
was an Ontario University Athletics First-Team All-Star in 1996,
1997 and 1999 and a CIAU Second-Team All-Canadian in 1997
and 1999…in his final year at York, had 173 carries for 977 yards
with five touchdowns rushing, to go with 11 catches for 133 yards
and one touchdown added 196 yards on 11 kickoff returns.
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Personal: A Kinesiology major in college, Jeff is a licensed realtor
with Century 21 Brown Ltd. His favourite film is Shawshank
Redemption and his favourite book is Into Thin Air. Jeff and his
wife Kelly live in Mississauga and have a daughter named Maya, a
son named Justyce and a new baby boy named Lincoln Jet, born
in May.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Rushing Receiving Tackles Kickoff Returns
GP NO YDS LG TD NO YDS LG TD DT ST TT FF NO YDS TD
2000 HAM 18 6 23 9 0 0 0 0 0 0 4 4 0 10 190 0
2001 HAM 18 42 140 17 3 4 49 16 0 2 13 15 0 14 286 0
2002 TOR 18 9 25 12 0 0 0 0 0 0 8 8 0 6 106 0
2003 TOR 18 9 26 8 0 0 0 0 0 2 12 14 0 3 24 0
2004 TOR 18 9 41 8 0 5 36 12 0 0 19 19 1 1 11 0
2005 TOR 18 21 170 38 0 15 300 59 3 1 12 13 0 1 13 0
2006 TOR 17 54 227 33 2 36 264 18 1 2 2 4 0 0 0 0
2007 TOR 11 14 36 6 1 8 75 30 1 0 8 8 0 0 0 0
2008 TOR 18 8 31 8 1 11 46 12 0 0 7 7 0 0 0 0
2009 TOR 15 15 52 16 1 14 80 16 2 1 4 5 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 17 26 141 19 2 15 83 13 1 2 7 9 0 2 17 0
TOTALS 186 213 912 54 10 108 933 75 8 10 96 106 1 37 647 0
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Rushing Tackles Receiving
GP NO YDS TD DT ST TT NO YDS TD
2000 HAM 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2001 HAM 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2002 TOR 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2003 TOR 2 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0
2004 TOR 2 0 0 0 0 3 3 0 0 0
2005 TOR 1 5 29 0 0 1 1 1 17 0
2006 TOR 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 20 0
TOTALS 12 5 29 0 0 5 5 2 37 0
GREY CUP STATISTICS
Rushing Tackles
GP NO YDS TD DT ST TT
2004 TOR 1 0 0 0 0 2 2
TOTALS 1 0 0 0 0 2 2

Acquired: Re-signed with Toronto as a free agent on February 18,
2011.
2010: Dressed in 13 regular season games, with three (3) starts, for
Toronto… Week 1, Dressed at backup OG and played ST in Canada
Day season opener at Calgary…Week 2, Added to 46-man active
roster but did not dress in win at Winnipeg… Week 3, Dressed
as backup OL and TE and played ST in win vs. Calgary…Week 4,
Dressed at OL and TE in win vs. B.C…Week 5, Dressed at backup
OL and TE in loss at Montreal… Week 6, Dressed at backup OL and
TE in win at Edmonton…Week 7, Thrust into starting LG role when
LG Cedric Gagne-Marcoux injured himself during pre-game warmups…
Had a good game in win vs. Montreal…Week 8, Started at
LG in loss vs. Hamilton…Week 9, Dressed at backup OG in Labour
Day Classic loss at Hamilton…Thrust into action at LG when
starter Cedric Gagne-Marcoux left game in second quarter with a
calf injury and did not return… Week 10, Started at LG in loss at
B.C… Replaced injured starter Cedric Gagne-Marcoux…Week 11,
Started at LG in win vs. Winnipeg…Week 12, Dressed at backup
OL and played TE in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…Week
13, Dressed at backup OL in loss vs. Saskatchewan… Week 14,
Dressed as backup OL and played ST in win at Saskatchewan…
Caught 1 pass for 5 yards from Cleo Lemon…Week 15, Added to
IR with a foot injury for loss vs. Hamilton…Week 16, On IR with a
foot injury for win at Winnipeg…Week 17, On IR with foot injury
for loss vs. Montreal…Week 18, On 46-man active roster but did
not dress for win at Montreal… 2010 Playoffs Dressed as backup
OL and played ST in Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Dressed
as backup OL and played ST in Eastern Final loss at Montreal.
2009: Signed with Toronto as a free agent on March 20...Dressed
in 15 games, with 10 starts, at left guard for the Argonauts...
Named Argos’ starting left guard in Week 6 and held job until he
sustained a season-ending shoulder injury in Week 16... Week
1, Dressed at backup LG but rotated with Brian Ramsay in CFL
regular season opener at Hamilton… Week 2, Dressed at backup
LG and played ST in loss vs. Saskatchewan…entered game at
LG in 4th quarter when Jonta Woodard left game with injury and
starter Brian Ramsay moved to RT…Week 5, Dressed at backup
LG, entering the game when Brian Ramsay briefly left game with
injury, and played ST in loss vs. Winnipeg… Week 6, Made first
start of 2009 (07/08/09) at LG in loss at Montreal…Week 7-15,
Started at LG…Week 15, Started at LG but left game in the first
quarter with a shoulder injury (replaced by backup Mark Dewit)
in loss vs. Edmonton… Week 16, Added to 9-game injured list
(shoulder).
2008: Signed with Montreal as a free-agent on February 16…
Placed on injured list for entire season with knee injury sustained
during training camp…Released by Montreal on December 11.
2007: Played in 5 games and recorded 1 stat, a 2-yard reception
for a TD… Injured knee at beginning of training camp did not
dress until Week 13…Week 13, made his 2007 debut as a backup
OL but saw significant action at FB, while wearing #44, in win
over Edmonton…Week 14, dressed as backup OL and played FB,
making his first ever career reception on a two-yard TD toss from
Michael Bishop (06/10/07)…His touchdown reception made him
the first Argos offensive lineman to catch a touchdown in over a
decade…Week 15, dressed as backup OL and played FB in win
over Montreal…Week 16, dressed as backup OL but entered
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6’6”, 302 lbs. • Western Ontario • Born: July 19, 1982 • Uxbridge, Ontario
7th Year Argos / 8th Year CFL • Non-Import
game as FB in win at Montreal…Week 17, dressed as backup OL
but entered game as a FB in win over Winnipeg… Week 18, did
not dress due to injury (quad)…2007 Playoffs Dressed in East Final
loss vs. Winnipeg and recorded no stats.
2006: Missed the majority of Argonauts training camp, all of
pre-season and the beginning of the regular season with a knee
injury…Played in 17 games for Toronto, starting 16 at NT...Week
6, recorded 4 DT and forced a fumble vs. BC…Week 7, recorded
first career QB sack (03/08/06)…Week 13, started at NT and also
saw action on ST and both TE and FB in Calgary…2006 Playoffs
Started at NT in his first career post-season game (05/11/06)
and recorded 1 DT and a key QB sack…Started at NT in East
Championship versus Montreal.
2005: Drafted by Toronto in the 2nd Round (18th Overall) in the
2005 CFL Canadian Draft. Signed with Toronto on May 20…
Named Argos nominee as Most Outstanding Rookie by the Toronto
contingent of the FRC…Began the season as an OG but converted
to DL early in the regular season…Week 1, made his CFL debut
as backup OG, saw action at Left Tackle when Bernard Williams
was ejected…Week 4, did not dress due to ankle injury...Week
6, dressed as backup OL and saw action at both the Tight End
and Nose Tackle positions, recording his first career defensive
tackle (01/08/05)… Week 18, made first CFL start at NT in place
of injured Noah Cantor (05/11/05) but left game in the first quarter
due to injury, was replaced by Chuck Walsh in final regular season
game at Ottawa…2005 Playoffs Did not dress due to injury in East
Championship versus Montreal.
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OFFENSIVE GUARD
College: Played three seasons at Western (2002-04)…Recorded 47
catches for 700 yards while at Western…2004 Named team captain
as a senior…Finished his senior year with 12 catches for 134
yards and 1 TD…Invited to play in East West All-Star game…2003
Named OUA All-Star...Pulled in 26 receptions for 376 yards and 1
TD…2002 Had 16 receptions for 297 yards.
Junior: Played primarily at Tight End and described by his coach
as “a man among boys”…Led the Thunder to a Provincial
Championship in 2001…Helped Thunder to a combined regular
season record of 13-4-0 from 2001-02.
Personal: “Keep” spent this off-season training and living in
Mississauga, and working for his family business, APEX Media Sign
Services Ltd. Jeff, who is married to Marcia, is the son of Berick
and Lois and has two younger sisters, Leanne & Katie and an older
brother, Terry. In five seasons with the Argos, he has been versatile
by playing Tight End, Fullback, Defensive Tackle, Offensive Guard
& Centre. He attended Uxbridge Secondary School where in senior
year he was team captain, MVP and named the school’s most
outstanding athlete. Jeff also participated in rugby, and was tour
captain of the USS Tigers which competed in Scotland, England
and Wales.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
TACKLES QB Sacks
GP DT ST TT PKD FF NO YDS
2005 TOR 17 8 2 10 0 0 0 0
2006 TOR 17 26 0 26 1 1 1 8
2007 TOR 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2008 MTL DID NOT PLAY DUE TO INJURY
2009 TOR 15 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 67 35 2 36 1 1 1 8
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
QB Sacks
GP DT ST TT PKD FF NO YDS
2006 TOR 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0
2007 TOR 1 0 0 2 0 0 1 0
2010 TOR 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 5 2 0 2 0 0 1 0
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Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on February 22, 2010.
2010: Dressed in 15 games in his rookie CFL season… Week 1,
Made CFL debut (01/07/10) dressing at backup DE and played ST,
making 1 ST tackle, in Canada Day season opener at Calgary…
Week 2, Dressed at DE and played ST in win at Winnipeg…Was
part of a wild play to end the first half in which he returned a
kickoff 2 yards before punting the ball 64 yards into Winnipeg’s
endzone to score a single point…Also made 2 ST tackles…Week
3, Dressed at backup DE and played ST in win vs. Calgary…
Recorded 2 ST tackles…Week 4, Dressed at backup DE and
had a terrific game on ST in win vs. B.C…Made 1 DT…Week 5,
Dressed at backup DE and played ST in loss at Montreal…Made
1 ST tackle… Week 6, Added to IR for win at Edmonton…Week 7,
Remained on IR for win vs. Montreal… Week 8, Remained on IR
for loss vs. Hamilton…Week 9, Dressed at backup DE and played
ST in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…Made 1 ST tackle…
Week 10, Dressed at backup DE and played ST in loss at B.C…
Made 1 ST tackle…Week 11, Dressed at backup DE and played
ST in win vs. Winnipeg…Week 12, Dressed at backup DE and
played ST in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…Made 1 ST
tackle… Week 13, Dressed at backup DE and played ST in loss
vs. Saskatchewan…Week 14, Dressed at backup DE and played
ST in win at Saskatchewan…Week 15, Dressed at backup DE and
played ST in loss vs. Hamilton…Week 16, Dressed as backup DE
and played ST in win at Winnipeg…Made 1 ST tackle… Week 17,
Dressed as backup DE and played ST in loss vs. Montreal…Week
18, Dressed at backup DE and made CFL debut at TE (07/11/10)…
Caught his first CFL pass for 5 yards from Dalton Bell…Made 1 ST
tackle…2010 Playoffs Dressed as backup DE, TE and FB in Eastern
Semi-Final win at Hamilton… Made 1 ST tackle and caught 1 pass
for 12 yards…Dressed at DE, TE & FB and played ST in Eastern
Final loss at Montreal…Made 1 ST tackle.
2009: Signed as a free agent with the Calgary Stampeders on May
7 and released as a final training camp cut on June 25.
2008: Signed as a free agent with the Kansas City Chiefs (NFL).
2007: Attended training camp with New Orleans and released.
2006: Signed as a free agent with the New Orleans Saints (NFL)…
Added to the club’s practice roster and remained there for the
duration of the season.
College: Played freshman season at Georgia Tech (2001), played one
year at Dodge Community College (2003), transferred to Louisiana
State and played two seasons (2004-05)…2005 (Louisiana
State) Broke his ankle to start the season and missed the first
EJIRO KUALE
5 LINEBACKER
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls for Loss INT Returns
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD
2010 TOR 15 1 12 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 15 1 12 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
6’2”, 229 lbs. • Louisiana State • Born: June 22, 1983 • Daytona Beach, Florida
2nd Year Argos/2nd Year CFL • Import
six games…Had 10 tackles and a sack with limited playing time
while recovering from injury…Dressed in the SEC championship
game and played in the Chick-fil-a-Bowl game…2004 (Louisiana
State) Transferred to Louisana State and Dressed in all games,
starting two…Recorded 22 tackles, four tackles for a loss and two
sacks…2003 (Dodge C.C.) Named All-Conference and Third-Team
All Junior College…Led Kansas Community College Conference
with 124 tackles and three sacks…2002 (Dodge C.C.) Sat out
season while transferring from Georgia Tech to Dodge C.C…2001
(Georgia Tech) Played primarily on special teams as a freshman.
Personal: Ejiro pronounces his full name EDGE-EE-ROW KWALL-EE.
He has a daughter named Oni (ON-EE) and he split his off-season
between New Orleans and Mississauga. He likes to workout and
barbeque in his spare time and played college football at LSU.
Ejiro was named First-Team 5A All-State and All-Southeast, and
helped lead Mainland High School in Daytona Beach to a District
4-5A title.
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls for Loss INT Returns Receiving
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD REC YDS TD
2010 TOR 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 12 0
TOTALS 2 0 2 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 12 0
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Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on March 17, 2010.
2010: Started 17 regular season games as a CFL rookie… Week 1,
Made CFL regular season debut (01/07/10) in Canada Day season
opener at Calgary…Completed 16 of 28 passes, 57.1%, for 192
yards, LG 47 and his first career passing touchdown (to FB Jeff
Johnson) and rushed 3 times for 11 yards… Week 2, Started at
QB in win at Winnipeg...Completed 15 of 23 passes for 162 yards,
LG 27, and rushed 3 times for 22 yards, LG 9, including his first
career CFL touchdown (09/07/10)…Week 3, Started at QB in win
vs. Calgary…Completed 18 of 37 passes (48.6%) for 187 yards
with 1 INT and carried 2 times for 13 yards, LG 12…Lost one
fumble…Week 4, Started at QB in win vs. B.C…Completed 19
of 28 (67.9%) passes for 222 yards, LG 22, 2 INT and 2 TD and
rushed 2 times for 13 yards, LG 8… Week 5, Started at QB in loss
at Montreal…Completed 8 of 17 passes for 143 yard, including a
55–yard completion to WR Brandon Rideau, it was the longest of
Lemon’s CFL career…Rushed 5 times for 35 yards and scored a
3-yard TD…Week 6, Started at QB and played his best statistical
game as an Argo (06/08/10) in win at Edmonton…Completed 23
of 34 passes, 67.6%, for a career-high 292 yards with 1 TD and 1
INT… Carried 1 time for 19 yards…Week 7, Played a smart game,
including his first CFL game throwing at least 3 TDs and his first
pass reception (14/08/10) in win vs. Montreal…Completed 13 of
19 passes, 68.4%, 269 yards, 3 TDs…Caught one pass for a 13yard
gain on an option throw-back from RB Cory Boyd in the first
quarter and carried once for 8 yards…Week 8, Started at QB in
loss vs. Hamilton…Completed 18 of 31 passes (58.1%) for 208
yards, LG 21 and rushed once for 2 yards…Week 9, Started at QB
in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…Passed for career-high
350 yards (06/09/10) which was also his first 300+ yard game in
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CLEO LEMON
QUARTERBACK
6’3”, 218 lbs. • Arkansas State • Born: August 16, 1979 • Greenwood, Mississippi
2nd Year Argos/ 2nd Year CFL • Import
the CFL...Completed 32 of 44 passes, 72.7%, and tossed 3 INTs
(all single-game career-highs) with 0 TDs…Carried twice for 3
yards…Week 10, Started at QB in loss at B.C…Completed 20 of
31 passes (64.5%) for 277 yards and 2 TDs (both to WR James
Robinson)…Rushed 2 times for 7 yards, LG 5…Week 11, Started
at QB in win vs. Winnipeg… Completed 14 of 23 passes, 60.9%,
for 90 yards, LG 15, 1 INT and 1 TD…Ran 3 times for 31 yards,
LG 15…Week 12, Started at QB in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs.
Edmonton…Completed 23 of 35 passes for 274 yards, LG 50, career-high
4 INT… Rushed twice for 14 yards, LG 13, before leaving
game in the fourth quarter with an injury, replaced by backup
QB Dalton Bell…Week 13, Added to IR with a concussion for loss
vs. Saskatchewan… Replaced by backup QB Dalton Bell…Week
14, Started at QB in win at Saskatchewan…Completed 17 of 26
passes (65.4%) for 152 yards, 1 INT and 1 TD…Rushed 2 times
for 17 yards, including a huge first down late in the game…Week
15, Started at QB in loss vs. Hamilton…Played all but two series
in the third quarter when he was replaced by Dalton Bell…Completed
16 of 29 attempts for 159 yards, LG 25, 2 INT, 0 TD…Carried
5 times for 39 yards, LG 14…Week 16, Started at QB in win
at Winnipeg… Completed 17 of 29 passes (58.6%) for 212 yards,
LG 66 and 1 TD…Ran 3 times for 21 yards, LG 12, including a
9-yard touchdown run late in the game to seal the win…Week 17,
Started at QB in loss vs. Montreal… Completed 13 of 23 passes
for 167 yards, LG 33, 2 INT, 2 TD…Ran twice for 19 yards, LG
15…Week 18, Started at QB in win at Montreal and played most
of the first quarter before giving way to Dalton Bell…Completed
3 of 6 passes for 77 yards and a 50-yard touchdown pass to WR
Spencer Watt…2010 Playoffs Started at QB in Eastern Semi-Final
win at Hamilton…Completed 22 of 29 passes for 134 yards, LG
12, 1 TD, 1 INT…Rushed 4 times for 29 yards, LG 10…Started
Eastern Final loss at Montreal… Completed 11 of 21 passes for
169 yards, 2 INTs, and 0 TDs...Carried 2 times for 11 yards, LG 8.
2009: Released by Jacksonville in February…Signed with the Baltimore
Ravens on August 16 and waived before start of regular
season to attend to family issues.
2008: Signed as a free agent with the Jacksonville Jaguars and
dressed in 2 games and attempted 2 passes.
2007: Served as back up QB to Trent Green in Miami for first four
games of the season…Named starting quarterback for Week 5
when Green was injured…Returned to backup QB behind John
Beck in Week 11…Renamed starting QB in Week 15 and led Dolphins
to their first and only win of the season.
2006: Designated as third QB for first four games of season with
Miami…Promoted to backup QB for the next 11 games and started
one game…Saw action in four games in total…Completed 38
of 68 passes for 929 yards, 2 TDs and 1 INT…Made NFL regular
season debut (23/11/06) on Thanksgiving at Detroit…Made first
career NFL start (31/12/06) vs. Indianapolis and completed 18 of
36 passes for 210 yards in narrow 22-27 loss.
2005: Designated the third quarterback for first six games with San
Diego Chargers… Completed 34 of 49 passes for 369 yards and 3
TDs and no INTs in preseason…Traded to the Miami Dolphins (NFL)
from the San Diego Chargers (NFL) on October 18 in exchange for QB
A.J. Feeley and a sixth round draft pick in the 2006 NFL Draft (K Kurt
Smith)…Designated the third QB for all 10 games with Miami.

CLEO LEMON
1 QUARTERBACK
2004: Inactive for all 16 games and the Wild Card playoff game
with San Diego…Completed 17 of 27 passes for 178 yards, 0 TDs
and 1 INT in preseason.
2003: Signed as a free agent with the San Diego Chargers (NFL)
on April 4…Assigned to San Diego’s practice squad for the entire
season…Completed 20 of 39 passes for 267 yards, 1 TD and 2
INTs during preseason action.
2002: Signed with the Baltimore Ravens (NFL) as a free agent on
January 10…Waived by Baltimore on August 26.
2001: Did not play football.
College: Was a four-year letterman (1997-00) at Arkansas State…
Completed 551 of 1,128 passes for 7,706 yards with 48 touchdowns
and 33 interceptions in his career…Still the school’s alltime
leader in pass attempts, completions, passing yards and
touchdown passes.
Personal: Cleo and his wife Cherese have a 1-year old daughter
named Madison Elise. The couple lives in Jacksonville, Florida
where Cleo enjoys playing golf and basketball, spending time
outdoors and reading. He was also a player ambassador as part
of the Argos Level The Playing Field program, mentoring a high
school football team. Cleo attended Greenwood High School
where he lettered in football and basketball, and he majored
in business management in college. In 2008, the Cleo Lemonaide
Foundation was founded, striving to mentor and help youth
through community activities, football camps in Mississippi and
holiday drives.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Passing Rushing
GP COMP ATT YDS PCT TD INT NO YDS TD
2010 TOR 17 285 462 3433 61.7 15 19 39 274 3
TOTALS 17 285 462 3433 61.7 15 19 39 274 3
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Passing Rushing
GP COMP ATT YDS PCT TD INT NO YDS TD
2010 TOR 2 33 50 303 66.0 1 3 6 40 0
TOTALS 2 33 50 303 66.0 1 3 6 40 0
NFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Passing Rushing
GP COMP ATT YDS PCT TD INT NO YDS TD
2006 MIA 11 38 68 929 55.9 2 1 3 7 0
2007 MIA 16 173 309 1773 56.0 6 6 31 102 4
2008 JAC 2 0 2 0 0.0 0 0 2 -3 0
TOTALS 31 211 379 2702 55.7 8 7 36 106 4
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24 DEFENSIVE BACK
Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on May 28, 2010.
2010: Dressed in 17 regular season games, with 16 starts, for the
Argos…Named Argos Most Outstanding Rookie as voted by the
Toronto chapter of the FRC… Added to club’s practice roster to
start the season…Week 2, Made first career start at CB (09/07/10)
in win at Winnipeg and made 4 DT…Moved to DB when Jordan
Younger left game with an injury and replaced at CB by Michael
Grant…Week 3, Started at CB and had 1 INT for 1 yard from Henry
Burris and 4 DT in win vs. Calgary…Moved inside to DB when
starter Sammy Joseph left game due to injury…Week 4, Started
at DB in place of regular starter Sammy Joseph in win vs. B.C….
Made 1 DT and 1 ST tackle with 1 PKD…Week 5, Started at DB
in loss at Montreal and made a career-high 10 DT… Week 6,
Started at DB in win at Edmonton and had 1 DT and 1 PKD…
Week 7, Started at DB in win vs. Montreal and made 1 DT…Week
8, Started at DB in loss vs. Hamilton and had a great game making
6 DT and 1 PKD…Week 9, Started at DB in Labour Day Classic
loss at Hamilton and made 7 DT…Week 10, Started at DB in
loss at B.C…Recorded 3 DT, 2 ST tackles and 1 PKD…Week 11,
Started at DB in win vs. Winnipeg…Made 4 DT, 1 ST tackle and
1 PKD…Week 12, Started at DB in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs.
Edmonton…Made 2 DT, 1 ST tackles, and recovered a fumble by
Eskimos WR Brad Lester in the first quarter…Week 13, Started at
DB in loss vs. Saskatchewan…Made 3 DT…Week 14, Started at
DB and played ST in win at Saskatchewan…Made 5 DT…Week
15, Started at DB in loss vs. Hamilton…Made 6 DT…Week 16,
Started at DB in win at Winnipeg and made 1 DT…Week 17, Started
at DB and played ST in loss vs. Montreal…Made 2 DT, 1 PKD
and recovered RB Avon Cobourne’s fumble (forced by teammate
Ricky Foley) late in third quarter and returned it 42 yards, inside
Montreal’s 9-yard line…Entered game late as upback on ST when
Jeff Johnson left with an injury…Week 18, Started at DB in win at
Montreal and made 5 DT…2010 Playoffs Started at DB in Eastern
Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Made 2 DT, 1 ST tackle and knocked
away a would-be touchdown catch from Arland Bruce…Started at
DB in Eastern Final at Montreal…Made 2 DT.
2009: Signed as a free agent with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers (NFL)
and released in June.
College: Played four seasons at James Madison (2005-08)…2008
Started all games…Named First-Team All-CAA at CB…Second-
Team All-State Virginia at CB…Won the conference championship
as a senior …2007 Starter in JMU’s final 11 games...Named
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EVAN McCOLLOUGH
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls for Loss INT Returns
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD
2010 TOR 17 65 5 70 0 6 1 5 1 0 0
TOTALS 17 65 5 70 0 6 1 5 1 0 0
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls for Loss INT Returns
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD
2010 TOR 2 4 1 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 2 4 1 5 0 1 0 0 0 0 0
5’10”, 196 lbs. • James Madison • Born: September 2, 1987 • Glenarden, Maryland
2nd Year Argos/ 2nd Year CFL • Import
Second-Team All-CAA and Second-Team All-State by the Roanoke
Times at CB…2006 Started 11 games at CB… 2005 Played in eight
games and started the last three as a true freshman.
Personal: Evan was a kinesiology major with a sports management
concentration while at James Madison University. He has a 2-year
old daughter named Miyana Johnson and his parents are Andre &
Angela McCollough. While in college, he worked with teammates
to run sports day camps at local elementary schools. Evan spent
off-season in Washington, D.C., working out, spending time with
family and listening to Go-Go music, a Washington, D.C. tradition.

Acquired: Signed as a free agent on February 17, 2009.
2010: Dressed in and started 16 regular season games at LT for
Toronto…Named Linemen Captain by teammates…Named
Argos’ Most Outstanding Lineman for first time, third time for a
CFL team in his career, by Toronto chapter of the FRC…Named
East Divison All-Star at OT for first time in career…Named CFL
All-Star at OT for third time in his career…Named CFL’s nastiest
player as voted by his peers in a CFL on TSN survey… Week 1,
Started at LT in Canada Day season opener at Calgary…Week
2, Started at LT in win at Winnipeg… Week 3, Started at LT in
win vs. Calgary…Week 4, Started at LT in win vs. B.C…Week 5,
Started at LT in loss at Montreal…Week 6, Started at LT in win at
Edmonton… Week 7, Started at LT in win vs. Montreal…Week
8, Started at LT in loss vs. Hamilton…Week 9, Started at LT in
Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton… Week 10, On 46-man active
roster but did not dress in loss at B.C…Replaced by rookie Joe
Eppele at left tackle…Week 11, Added to IR list with a foot injury
for win vs. Winnipeg… Replaced by Shannon Boatman at LT…
Week 12, Started at LT in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…
Made 1 DT on an Edmonton interception… Week 13, Started at
LT in loss vs. Saskatchewan…Week 14, Started at LT in win at
Saskatchewan… Week 15, Started at LT in loss vs. Hamilton…
Week 16, Started at LT in win at Winnipeg…Week 17, Started at LT
in loss vs. Montreal…Week 18, Started at LT in win at Montreal…
2010 Playoffs Started at LT in Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…
Started at LT in Eastern Final loss at Montreal.
2009: Dressed in and started all 18 games at left tackle for the
Argonauts...Week 1, Started at LT in Argos regular season debut
(01/07/09) in CFL opener at Hamilton…Week 2, Started at LT and
recorded 3 DT off of fumbles in loss vs. Saskatchewan…Week
12, Started at LT in loss at Winnipeg…Ejected for rough play at
the start of the fourth quarter...Week 17, Started at LT in loss at
Edmonton… Was ejected for rough play late in the fourth quarter.
Week 18, Started at LT and recovered his own teams fumble in a
loss vs. Montreal.
2008: Started 16 games for the Lions, missing two due to injury...
Named West All-Star for third straight year…Started Week one
then missed Weeks 2 & 3 before returning for remainder of
season…2008 Playoffs Started at left tackle in West Semi-Final vs
Saskatchewan…Started in West Final vs Calgary.
2007: Started 17 games at tackle...Missed Week 18 with knee
injury since BC had clinched a playoff berth…Named CFL Most
Outstanding Lineman for second-straight year…Named West
Division Outstanding Lineman for second-straight year…Named
CFL and West All-Star at tackle…2007 Playoffs Started West Final
vs Saskatchewan.
2006: Signed as a free agent with BC prior to the season…Started
17 regular season games and missed Week 18 due to injury…
Named CFL Outstanding Lineman for first time in his career…
Named West Division Outstanding Lineman for first time in
career…Named CFL and West Division All-Star for first time in his
career…2006 Playoffs Started West Final vs Saskatchewan… Grey
Cup Championship Started in Grey Cup win vs Montreal in Winnipeg.
2005: Signed May 17 by Detroit Lions (NFL) and released end of
ROB MURPHY 2006
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6’6”, 318 lbs. • Ohio State • Born: January 18, 1977 • Buffalo, New York
3rd Year Argos / 6th Year CFL • Import
training camp…resigned by Detroit Lions and was on active roster
for 4 weeks.
2004: Dressed in 15 games with San Francisco…released following
the season.
2003: Signed with the San Francisco 49ers (NFL) and dressed in
2 games.
2002: Signed with the Indianapolis Colts (NFL) and dressed in 9
games.
2001: Drafted 184th overall by the Chicago Enforcers (XFL) and
started 11 games including their only playoff game.
2000: Allocated to the Frankfurt Galaxy of NFL Europa and started
10 games…Returned to Kansas City, spent season on Injured
Reserve and released following season.
1999: Signed with the Cincinnati Bengals (NFL) as an undrafted
free agent and released during training camp…Signed by the
Kansas City Chiefs (NFL) in final week of 1999 campaign.
College: Redshirted by Buckeyes in 1995… Started as redshirt
freshman in 1996, as part of Rose Bowl winning season…Played
three seasons with the Ohio State Buckeyes (1997-99), all as a
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56 OFFENSIVE TACKLE
starter…Named First-Team All-American twice as a sophomore
and junior…Named All Big 10 in 1997 and 1998.
Personal: Rob is the proud father of triplets; Rowan, Grey and
Maddox. Rob has a successful real estate development business
in Florida. His college roommate was BC Lions’ defensive end
Brent Johnson. In his senior year of high school, Rob set a state
record for penalty minutes as a member of the school’s hockey
team. Rob was selected in 2009 as a Who’s Who up-and-coming
business executive in Florida by Biltmore Magazine. Rob spent
the off-season training in Oakville and playing with the Courtside
Boatmen, the Argos charity basketball team. A fan of heavy
metal music, Rob enjoys travel and classic horror and macabre
films.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
TACKLES
GP DT ST TT
2006abcd BC 17 0 0 0
2007abcd BC 17 0 0 0
2008a BC 16 0 0 0
2009 TOR 18 3 0 3
2010ab TOR 16 0 0 0
TOTALS 84 3 0 3
a – West Division All-Star
b – CFL All-Star
c – West Division Most Outstanding Lineman
(DeMarco-Becket Memorial Trophy)
d – CFL Most Outstanding Lineman
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
GP
2006 BC 1
2007 BC 1
2008 BC 2
2010 TOR 2
TOTALS 6
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GREY CUP STATISTICS
2006 BC
GP
1
TOTALS 1

Acquired: Acquired by Toronto in a trade with the Montreal Alouettes,
in exchange for a draft pick in the 2011 CFL Canadian Draft, on
June 23, 2010…Extended with Toronto on February 8, 2011.
2010: Attended training camp with the Alouettes and traded to
Toronto on June 23… Dressed in and started 17 regular season
games at both WR and KR for Toronto…Named Argos Most
Outstanding Special Teams player for first time in his career as
voted by the Toronto chapter of the FRC…Named East Division
Most Outstanding Special Teams Player…Unanimous choice as
CFL Most Outstanding Special Teams Player…Named Eastern
Division All-Star at kick returner for first time in his career…
Named CFL All-Star at KR for first time in his career…Named
CFLPA All-Star at KR…Named CFL player who is the biggest
threat to score from anywhere on the field by his peers in a CFL
on TSN survey… Week 1, Made Argos debut (01/07/10) at WR/KR
in Canada Day season opener at Calgary and had a great game…
Recorded 5 punt returns for 116 yards, including his first career
punt return touchdown of 90 yards, with 4 kickoff returns for 42
yards, LG 12 and 1 catch for 9 yards…also lost 1 fumble… Week
2, Made first career start at WR in win at Winnipeg (09/07/10) and
named CFL Special Teams Player of the Week for first time in his
career…Was electric again accounting for 302 all-purpose yards
including a 117-yard missed field goal return touchdown…In all,
he caught 2 passes for 30 yards, 5 punt returns for 52 yards, 4
kickoff returns for 103 yards and 117 yards on a MFG return…
Week 3, Started at WR/RS in win vs. Calgary… Caught 3 passes
for 35 yards, LG 18, including a clutch 2-point convert at the end
of the game, returned 6 punts for 31 yards, LG 13, and 7 kickoff returns
for 151 yards, LG 42…Also fumbled once…Named Runner-
Up, CFL Special Teams Player of the Week…Week 4, Started at
WR/RS in win vs. B.C… Returned 4 punts for 41 yards, LG 14, 1
kickoff for 15 yards and had 1 catch for 7 yards…Week 5, Started
at WR/KR in loss at Montreal…Caught 1 pass for (-8) yards, with
a fumble, and returned 4 kickoffs for 74 yards, LG 23, 18.5 AVG…
Week 6, Started at WR/RS in win at Edmonton…Caught 5 passes
for 56 yards, LG with 3 punt returns for 35 yards, LG 16…Week
7, Started at WR and recorded his first-career 100+ yard game
and multi-touchdown game (14/08/10) in win vs. Montreal…
Became first Argo of 2010 to record a 100-yard receiving game…
Finished game with 6 catches for 163 yards, 2 TDs, 6 punt returns
for 43 yards, 7.2 AVG, LG 12 and 2 kickoffs for 85 yards, LG 57,
42.5 AVG…In all, totalled 291 all-purpose yards… Named CFL
Offensive Player of the Week for the first time in his career…Week
8, Started at WR in loss vs. Hamilton…Caught 2 passes for 27
yards and returned 4 punts for 67 yards, LG 37... Completed his first
career pass (20/08/10) on a double-reverse-and-throw to Ryan
Christian for a 37-yard gain…Week 9, Started at WR/KR in Labour
Day Classic loss at Hamilton and had a terrific game…Recorded
210 all-purpose yards and finished second on team in receiving
with 7 catches for 82 yards…Also had 1 carry for 11 yards, 3 punt
returns for 21 yards, LG 18, 3 kickoff returns for 67 yards, LG 29,
and 1 missed field goal return for 29 yards…Week 10, Started
at WR/KR in loss at B.C…Returned 6 punts for 66 yards, LG 18,
5 kickoffs for 112 yards, LG 40 and one missed field goal return
for 82 yards…Week 11, Started at WR/KR in win vs. Winnipeg…
Returned a career-high 8 punts for career-high 125 yards with an
80-punt return touchdown, his third kick return for a touchdown
of the season…Also had 4 kickoff returns for 93 yards, LG 30…
Named CFL Special Teams Player of the Week for second time
in his career…Week 12, Started at WR/KR in Touchdown Atlantic
CHAD OWENS
2 RECEIVER/KICK RETURNER
5’8”, 180 lbs. • Hawaii • Born: April 3, 1982 • Honolulu, Hawaii
2nd Year Argos / 3rd Year CFL • Import
loss vs. Edmonton…Caught 5 passes for 62 yards, LG 28, returned
4 punts for 29 yards LG 20, and 1 kickoff return for 15 yards…
Named CFL Special Teams Player of the Month for September for
the first time in his career…Week 13, Started at WR/KR in loss vs.
Saskatchewan…Caught 1 pass for 9 yards, 6 punt returns for 133
yards, LG 34, AVG 22.2, and 6 kickoff returns for 167 yards, LG
33, AVG 27.8…Finished with 309 combined yards…Named CFL
Special Teams Player of the Week for fourth time in his career…
Week 14, Started at WR/KR in win at Saskatchewan… Caught 2
passes for 16 yards, returned 7 punts for 55 yards, LG 25, and 3
kickoffs for 72 yards, LG 29…Week 15, Started at WR/KR in loss
vs. Hamilton…Returned 8 punts for 75 yards, LG 21, 5 kickoffs for
97 yards, LG 28, and caught 3 passes for 30 yards, LG 13…In all,
he finished with 202 combined yards…Also recorded 1 DT when
teammate Cory Boyd fumbled and Hamilton recovered…Week 16,
Started at WR/KR and accumulated 200 all-purpose yards in win
at Winnipeg…Returned his fourth kick for a touchdown (109 yards
on a missed field goal return on the final play of the first half) putting
him in sole possession of second-place for most kick return
TDs in a season, behind Bashir Levingston with 5 in 2003, returned
5 punt returns for 60 yards, LG 30 and caught 4 passes for 31
yards, LG 11…Named CFL Special Teams Player of the Week for
fourth time in 2010, his fifth CFL player of the week award on
the season…Week 17, Started at KR/WR and had another terrific
game…Totalled 308 combined yards (surpassed for third time this
season), including 1 catch for a 14-yard TD (seventh touchdown
of season), 4 punt returns for 111 yards, LG 62, 4 kickoffs for
123 yards, LG 51, and 1 missed field goal return for 60 yards…
Became second different Argonauts player ever to achieve at least
1,000 punt return yards in a season, and fifth player in CFL history
to record 1,000 punt & kickoff return yards in a season… Named
CFL Special Teams Player of the Week…Named Special Teams
Player of the Month for October…Week 18, Added to IR (calf)
2009
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CHAD OWENS
2 RECEIVER/KICK RETURNER
for win at Montreal…2010 Playoffs Started at WR/KR for Eastern
Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Caught 3 passes for 5 yards, LG 2,
returned 3 punts for 16 yards, LG 10, and 2 kickoffs for 37 yards,
LG 20…Started at WR/KR for Eastern Final loss at Montreal…
Caught 1 pass for 10 yards, returned 2 punts for 5 yards, LG 11,
and returned 2 kickoffs for 95 yards, LG 48.
2009: Signed a practice roster agreement with the Montreal
Alouettes on July 14…Dressed in 1 game, Week 18 at Toronto,
and recorded 2 kickoffs for 80 yards, LG 43, 3 punt returns for 10
yards, LG 8, and 1 reception for 10 yards.
2008: Released by Jacksonville in January…Signed with the
Colorado Crush (AFL) in March…Recorded 674 yards and nine
touchdowns on 66 receptions, 13 yards and six majors on 12
carries and 983 yards and one touchdown on 48 kick returns.
2007: Signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers in January and
attended training camp…Played in one pre-season game recording
96 yards on 5 kickoff returns…Released by Tampa Bay in
August…Re-signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars as a free agent
in December.
2006: Registered 56 yards on nine punt returns with the Jaguars
on the season…Released by Jacksonville in December.
2005: Selected by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the 6th Round
(185th Overall) in the NFL Draft…Played one game for the Jaguars
recording six yards on three punt returns…Added to the club’s
practice roster for remainder of the season.
College: Played four years at Hawaii (2001-04)…Tied an NCAA
record with eight kick-return touchdowns – six on kickoffs and
two on punts – and set an NCAA record with five punt return
touchdowns in a season in 2004…Finished college as the school’s
all-time leading receiver with 3,031 yards and 29 touchdowns
on 239 receptions in 44 games…Recorded 1,354 yards and
two touchdowns on 46 kickoff returns and 1,014 yards and six
touchdowns on 85 punts…Won Hawaii Bowl as both a junior and
a senior.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Rushing Pass Receiving
GP NO YDS AVE LG TD NO YDS AVE LG TD
2009 MTL 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 10 10.0 10 0
2010abcd TOR 17 1 11 11.0 11 0 46 576 12.5 63 3
TOTALS 18 1 11 11.0 11 0 47 586 12.5 63 0
a – CFL All-Star
b – East Division All-Star
c – CFL Most Outstanding Special Teams Player
d – East Division Most Outstanding Special Teams Player
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Personal: Chad majored in sociology at Hawaii. He and his wife
Rena have three children, Chad Jr., Areana and Sierra-Lynn,
and are proud Christians. He attended Roosevelt High School in
Honolulu where he was a three-sport letter winner. Chad spent
his off-season training and spending time with the family. He also
enjoys golfing, going to the beach and playing Call of Duty. His
favourite quote is, “The greatness of a man should not be determined
by his success in life, but by what he is able to overcome.”
Punt Returns Kickoff Returns MFG Returns
NO YDS AVE LG TD NO YDS AVE LG TD NO YDS AVE LG TD
2009 MTL 3 10 3.3 8 0 2 80 40.0 43 0 0 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 84 1060 12.6 90 2 53 1216 22.9 57 0 6 425 70.8 117 2
TOTALS 87 1070 12.3 90 2 55 1296 23.6 57 0 6 425 70.8 117 2

CHAD OWENS
2 RECEIVER/KICK RETURNER
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Rushing Pass Receiving
GP NO YDS AVE LG TD NO YDS AVE LG TD
2010 TOR 2 1 5 5.0 5 0 4 15 3.8 10 0
TOTALS 2 1 5 5.0 5 0 4 15 3.8 10 0
Punt Returns Kickoff Returns MFG Returns
NO YDS AVE LG TD NO YDS AVE LG TD NO YDS AVE LG TD
2010 TOR 6 26 4.3 11 0 4 132 33.0 48 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 6 26 4.3 11 0 4 132 33.0 48 0 0 0 0 0 0
Receiving Yards Games (MIN. 100)
DATE TEAM OPP YDS
8/14/2010 TOR MTL 163
Most Receptions (MIN. 8 CATCHES)
DATE TEAM OPP YDS
9/6/2010 TOR HAM 8
Punt Return Yards (MIN. 100)
DATE TEAM OPP YDS
10/2/2010 TOR SSK 133
9/19/2010 TOR WPG 125
7/1/2010 TOR CGY 116
10/29/2010 TOR MTL 111
Kickoff Return Yards (MIN. 100)
DATE TEAM OPP YDS
10/2/2010 TOR SSK 167
7/14/2010 TOR CGY 151
10/29/2010 TOR MTL 123
9/11/2010 TOR BC 112
7/9/2010 TOR WPG 103
All-Purpose Yards Games (TOP-5 )
DATE TEAM OPP YDS
10/2/2010 TOR SSK 309
10/29/2010 TOR MTL 308
7/9/2010 TOR WPG 302
8/14/2010 TOR MTL 291
9/11/2010 TOR BC 260
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28 BYRON PARKER
CORNERBACK
6’0”, 220 lbs. • Tulane • Born: March 7, 1981 • Madisonville, Kentucky
7th Year Argos / 7th Year CFL • Import
Acquired: Signed with Toronto as a free agent on February 16, 2010.
2010: Dressed and started in 15 regular season games at CB for
Toronto… Week 1, Started at CB in Canada Day season opener
at Calgary…Recorded 4 DT and 1 FF…Week 2, Added to IR for
win at Winnipeg…Week 3, Remained on IR for win vs. Calgary…
Week 4, Returned to lineup from IR and started at CB in win vs.
B.C…Made two big plays for the Argos: first, recovered a fumble
by Lions’ RB Jamal Robertson (forced by teammate Jordan
Younger) on the Argos’ 2-yard line, then intercepted a Travis Lulay
pass with two minutes left in the game and ran 41-yards for the
game-winning touchdown…With the touchdown, he moved into
fourth in team-history for interception return yards, added to his
own club-record with his seventh career interception return touchdown
and took hold of second place in league history with seven
career interception return touchdowns…Week 5, Started at CB in
loss at Montreal…Forced Ben Cahoon to fumble the reception that
made him third all-time, but Cahoon quickly recovered his own
fumble…Week 6, Started at CB in win at Edmonton…Made 6 DT
and knocked away a pass in the endzone preventing a sure Eskimos’
touchdown by WR Kelly Campbell…Week 7, Started at CB in
win vs. Montreal…Intercepted his 23rd career pass, for a 9-yard
gain, during Montreal’s opening drive and recorded 1 DT…Week
8, Started at CB in loss vs. Hamilton making 3 DT and 1 PKD…
Week 9, Started at CB in Labour Day Classic at Hamilton and recorded
no stats…Week 10, Started at CB in loss at B.C…Made
1 DT and 1 PKD…Week 11, Started at CB in win vs. Winnipeg…
Made 1 DT…Week 12, Started at CB in Touchdown Atlantic loss
vs. Edmonton… Made 2 DT…Week 13, Started at CB in loss vs.
Saskatchewan…Made 4 DT and 1 ST tackle… Week 14, Started
at CB and played ST in win at Saskatchewan…Made 2 DT, 1 ST
tackle and 2 PKD…Took a handoff from P Jamie Boreham on a
fake punt Statue of Liberty play in the Argos’ endzone and ran
9-yards for a first down…Week 15, Started at CB in win vs. Hamilton...
Recorded no stats…Week 16, Started at CB in win at Winnipeg…Made
1 DT and recovered a Steven Jyles fumble, forced
by teammate Kevin Eiben, in the first quarter…Week 17, Started
at CB in loss vs. Montreal… Made 3 DT…Left for three plays late
in first quarter and replaced by Matt Black late in first quarter.
Returned but played shortside CB for remainder of game in place
of injured CB Willie Middlebrooks…Combination of Black and Jeremy
Unertl replaced Parker at wideside CB…Week 18, Added to
IR (leg) for win at Montreal…2010 Playoffs Started at CB in Eastern
Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Made 2 DT, 1 ST tackle and made a
game-ending interception from Kevin Glenn pass tipped by Arland
Bruce on the second-last play of the contest…Started at CB in
Eastern Final loss at Montreal…Made 1 ST tackle.
2009: Exercised the option year of his contract on February 3 and
attended training camp with the Philadelphia Eagles (NFL)…Released
on August 15 and rejoined Toronto on August 20… Dressed
in 2 games for Toronto, seeing most of his time on special teams,
before being traded to Edmonton on September 28…Week 8,
Dressed at backup CB and punt returner in first Argos game of
the season (28/08/09)… Had 4 punt returns for 55 yards, LG 30,
in loss vs. Calgary… Week 9, Dressed at backup CB and handled
punt returns, returning 2 punts for -2 yards…Left game in second
half with injury…Week 10, On 46-man active roster but did not
dress in win vs. Hamilton…Week 11, On 46-man active roster but
did not dress in loss at BC…Traded to Edmonton on September
28 in exchange for future considerations…Dressed in 6 games for
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2002
Edmonton and handled punt return, kickoff return and started on
defence…Recorded 16 tackles, 3 PKDs and 3 INTs for 31 yards
with the Esks..Also returned 5 punts for 37 yards and 7 kickoffs
for 183 yards…2009 Playoffs Dressed in West Semi-Final loss at
Calgary and had 5 DT, 2 PKD and one punt return for nine yards.
2008: Started 18 games for the Argos at CB…Tied for team lead
(with Kenny Wheaton) with four interceptions and led club with 70
INT return yards, LG 27…Week 1, Started at CB in Winnipeg and
made 4 DTs and 1 key INT that he raced back 27 yards…Week 6,
Started at CB and picked off deflected pass returning it 11 yards
in win vs Winnipeg…Also made 1 DT… Week 9, Started at CB and
made 1 DT in Labour Day win at Hamilton…Week 13, Started at
CB and made 3 DT in loss vs Calgary…Tipped a Henry Burris pass
in the endzone which was caught by teammate Kenny Wheaton for
an interception…Week 16, Started at CB and made 7 DT and 1 ST
tackle in loss vs Montreal…Week 18, Started at CB and made 1 DT
and 2 INTs for 32 yards, LG 24, in loss vs Saskatchewan.
2007: Named CFL All-Star at CB…Named East Division All-Star
at CB… Named CFL Pro Players All-Star at CB…Started all 18
games for Toronto at CB, leading the club in knockdowns with 10
and interception touchdowns with 2…Was the only player in the
CFL to record a touchdown in all three phases of the game (offence,
defence, special teams)…Week 6, started at CB at Montreal
but was ejected in the fourth quarter after a rough play disqualification...Week
8, had a great game against the Winnipeg wideouts
and also lined up at receiver for one play to catch a 27-yard
touchdown (24/08/07) from QB Rocky Butler…Week 9, started at
CB and saw limited action at WR in Labour Day win over Hamilton.
Recorded a 29-yard interception return touchdown which tied him
with Ed Berry, Clifford Ivory and Adrion Smith for the most career
interception return touchdowns in club history with 5… Week 10,
recorded 2 INT to accompany 3 DT in win over Hamilton…Week
14, recorded 2 INT to accompany 1 ST touchdown after picking
up a blocked punt, by Jordan Younger, and running it into the
endzone in win over Edmonton… Earned CFL Defensive Player
of the Week …Week 15, recorded 1 INT which he returned for a
58-yard touchdown…The touchdown put him in sole possession
of first on the Argos all-time Interceptions for Touchdown list with
6, surpassing Ed Berry, Clifford Ivory and Adrion Smith… Also became
the fastest player in club history to return 5 interceptions for
touchdowns (30 games)…2007 Playoffs Started at CB, recording 5
DT and 1 ST in East Final versus Winnipeg.
2006: Signed contract extension with Toronto on October 26,
2006…Signed a one-year contract with the Dallas Cowboys
(NFL) on January 10 and attended training camp…released by
Dallas on July 31...Re-signed with Toronto on August 6...Named
Argos’ Outstanding Defensive Player by the Toronto chapter of the
FRC…Earned East Division All-Star as a unanimous selection at
CB for first time in his career…Earned CFL All-Star at CB for the
first time in his career…Week 9, made second career start at CB
and recorded his first-ever CFL interception (19/08/06) when he
picked off an Anthony Calvillo pass and returned it 79 yards for a
touchdown...He also finished tied for the team lead in defensive
tackles with seven and earned CFL Defensive Player of the Week
for the first time in his career...Week 11, had a career game, intercepting
two passes for touchdowns (86 and 46 yards) in win
at Hamilton (04/09/06)… Tied two Argo records including most
INT Return TDs in a game and in a quarter, and also set the Argo

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record for most INT Return Yards in a game (135) and in a season...
The performance earned him his second CFL Defensive Player of
the Week award in three weeks...Week 12, recorded another INT,
returning it 21 yards in win over Hamilton...Week 16, recorded two
interceptions, including one in the dying minutes of the game that
he returned 75-yards for a touchdown. His second interception
set the CFL all-time record for interception return yards in one
season (previously held by Robert Grant) with 342...Named CFL
Defensive Player of the Week…Week 17, recorded another INT
vs Saskatchewan…Named CFL Defensive Player of the Month for
the first time in his career… 2006 Playoffs Started at CB in his first
career post-season game (05/11/06) and recorded 2 DT in East
Semi-Final win over Winnipeg…Started at CB in East Championship
versus Montreal.
2005: Signed with the Toronto Argonauts as a free agent on Janu-
ary 24…Played in 6 regular season games for the Argos, starting
one at CB in Ottawa (05/11/05)…Dressed primarily as a KR/
CB but entered the game as a receiver in Montreal (28/07/05) for
one play and caught a 42-yard pass from Damon Allen…Week
9 against Calgary, dressed as backup CB but played LB in some
formations…2005 Playoffs Did not dress for East Championship
due to injury.
2004: Signed with the Jacksonville Jaguars (NFL) as a free agent
on April 26…Released by Jacksonville August 1.
College: 2003 Joined the Green Wave football team as a walk-on…
Did not start any games, used mainly on special teams and as
a nickel back…Injured (pulled hamstring) in mid-season… Had
an interception for 19 yards in the final game of the year versus
East Carolina…Tallied 1 punt return for 6 yards, 11 tackles, 1 pass
knocked down and 1 fumble recovery on the season… Basketball
Star (2001-03) Played two years for the Tulane Green Wave, seeing
action in 55 games as a defensive spark…led team in steals as a
senior…Crowned 2003 NCAA Collegiate Slam Dunk Champion after
winning a nationally-televised dunk contest held in conjunction
with the Final Four…He calls the winning dunk the X-Factor…Junior
Played basketball for two years at Tyler (Texas) Junior College.
Personal: Byron Wesley Parker split his off-season between Mississauga
and Atlanta, GA. He is the proud father of a daughter
named Jordyn and a son named Kyron. He is the son of Phillip and
Annette Parker and has a younger sister named Brandi. Byron majored
in media arts and business at Tulane and enjoys drawing and
playing basketball. Byron participates in a program called Be The
Game and makes other community appearances, including playing
with the Courtside Boatmen, the Argos charity basketball team.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Interceptions Pass Receiving
TEAM GP DT ST TT QB KD FF FR NO YDS TD REC YDS LG TD
2005 TOR 7 1 4 5 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 42 42 1
2006ab TOR 10 26 2 28 0 5 0 0 8 348 4 0 0 0 0
2007ab TOR 18 31 3 34 0 10 0 1 6 143 2 1 27 27 1
2008 TOR 18 42 1 43 0 3 0 0 4 70 0 0 0 0 0
2009 TOR 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
EDM 6 16 0 16 0 3 0 0 3 31 0 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 15 33 2 35 0 5 2 1 2 50 1 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 76 116 11 127 0 21 0 1 21 592 6 2 69 69 2
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Punt Returns Kickoff Returns
TEAM NO YDS LG TD NO YDS LG TD
2005 TOR 0 0 0 0 5 116 40 0
2006 TOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2007 TOR 0 0 0 0 2 31 17 0
2008 TOR 1 8 8 0 1 15 15 0
2009 TOR 5 42 30 0 0 0 0 0
EDM 5 37 15 0 7 183 39 0
2010 TOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 11 87 30 0 15 345 72 0
a – Named East Division All-Star
b – Named CFL All-Star
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CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Tackles Interceptions
TEAM GP DT ST TT QB FF FR PKD NO YDS TD
2006 TOR 1 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2007 TOR 1 5 1 6 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2009 EDM 1 5 0 5 0 0 0 2 0 0 0
2010 TOR 2 4 2 6 0 0 0 0 1 19 0
TOTALS 3 17 3 20 0 0 0 2 1 19 0
Punt Returns Kickoff Returns
TEAM NO YDS LG TD NO YDS LG TD
2006 TOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2007 TOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2009 EDM 1 9 9 0 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 1 9 9 0 0 0 0 0
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64 CENTRE
Acquired: Signed with Toronto as a free agent on February 17, 2009.
2010: Started all 18 regular season games for Toronto… Week 1,
Started at Centre in Canada Day season opener at Calgary…Week
6, Started at Centre in win at Edmonton and made 1 DT on Jason
Goss after he intercepted a Cleo Lemon pass…Week 9, Started at
Centre in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…Week 12, Started
at Centre in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…2010 Playoffs
Started at Centre in Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Started
at Centre in Eastern Final loss at Montreal.
2009: Dressed and started in all 18 games at centre for the
Argonauts... Week 1, Made Argonauts regular season debut
(01/07/09) on Canada Day at Hamilton.
2008: Started 12 regular season games and assigned to the 46man
active roster, because of injury, for the other six games…
Week 1, Started at centre then missed Weeks 2 to 7 due to
injury…Week 8, returned to starting centre position and played
remainder of season…Infused leadership into the offensive line
and led the team to the playoffs…2008 Playoffs: Started at centre
East Semi-Final vs Edmonton.... Recorded 1 ST tackle and 2 DT.
2007: Dressed for all 18 regular season games, including 12 starts
at centre in place of an ailing Obby Khan…Offensive line gave
up the fewest quarterback sacks in the league (27) and helped
DOMINIC PICARD
6’2”, 301 lbs. • Laval • Born: June 22, 1982 • Sainte-Foy, Quebec
3rd Year Argos / 6th Year CFL • Non-Import
running back Charles Roberts rush for over 1,000 yards for the
sixth straight season…2008 Playoffs: Started East Semi-Final
win at Montreal…Started East Final win at Toronto…Grey Cup
Championship Made first Grey Cup appearance and started in loss
against Saskatchewan.
2006: Spent entire season on the Bombers’ 46-man active but
not dressed roster…Dressed for one regular season game, Week
6 versus Edmonton at Commonwealth Stadium.....Saw limited
playing time on special teams.
College: Played four seasons at Laval (2002-05)…Starting centre
and a team captain on two Vanier Cup championship teams
with Laval…2005 Played in East-West Bowl game as team
captain…Earned J.P. Metras Trophy as top lineman in CIS…
Named First-Team All-CIS at centre…Named First-Team All-QIFC
at centre…2004 Member of Vanier Cup championship team…
Named First-Team All-CIS at centre…Named First-Team All-QIFC
at centre…2003 Started Vanier Cup championship game…2002
Named QIFC Rookie of the Year.
Personal: Dominic studied Sports and Leisure at Laval University. A
cancer survivor in 2004, Picard has done a lot of charity work for
the Canadian Cancer Society in Quebec, contributing to two events
this year that raised over $75,000 for the cause. Dominic spent the
off-season training, using a combination of Pilates, Yoga, squash,
boxing and weight training and helped coach a high school
football team (Alerions du Petit Seminaire de Quebec). Picard has
a regular blog on LCF.ca. He played CEGEP football for Champlain
Lennoxville where he was teammates with Cedric Gagne-Marcoux
and was a member of Team Canada in 2001 and 2002.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
GP DT ST TT
2006 WPG 1 0 0 0
2007 WPG 18 0 0 0
2008 WPG 12 2 1 3
2009 TOR 18 3 0 0
2010 TOR 18 0 0 0
Totals 67 5 1 3
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
GP
2007 WPG 2
2008 WPG 1
2010 TOR 2
Totals 5
GREY CUP STATISTICS
2007 WPG
GP
1
Totals 1
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Acquired: Re-signed with Toronto on February 23, 2009.
2010: Started 18 regular season games at Safety for Toronto…
Voted captain of defence by teammates…Named East Division
All-Star at Safety for the first time in his career… Week 1, Made
first career start at safety (01/07/10) in Canada Day season opener
at Calgary…Made 6 DT, 1 ST tackle and recovered 2 fumbles for
a total of 14 yards… Week 2, Started at Safety in win at Winnipeg…Recorded
3 DT, 1 PKD and recovered an onside kick attempt
by Winnipeg at the end of the game, which was batted into his
hands by teammate Mike Bradwell… Pile was credited with an
own-team fumble recovery…Week 3, Started at Safety in win vs.
Calgary… Recorded 4 DT, 2 PKD and a key interception late in the
game to setup the game-winning drive…Week 4, Started at Safety
in win vs. B.C…Made 3 DT and a game-saving, highlight-reel interception
late in the fourth quarter for his second interception in
as many games… Week 5, Started at Safety in loss at Montreal…
Made 5 DT…Week 6, Started at Safety and made 5 DT in win at
Edmonton...Week 7, Started at Safety and played ST making 7 DT
and 1 ST tackle in win vs. Montreal…Week 8, Started at Safety in
loss vs. Hamilton…Made 4 DT and 1 QB sack (on Quinton Porter)
on a third down attempt by the Tiger-Cats in the 2nd Quarter…
Week 9, Started at safety in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton
and recorded 4 DT…Week 10, Started at safety in loss at B.C…
Recorded 8 DT…Week 11, Started at Safety in win vs. Winnipeg…
Made 2 DT, 1 ST tackle and an interception for a 13 yard return
on QB Steven Jyles’ final Hail Mary play to end the game…Week
12, Started at safety and played ST in Touchdown Atlantic loss
vs. Edmonton… Had a big game making 4 DT, including a huge
third down stop on a Brad Lester run in the second quarter…Also
intercepted a Ricky Ray pass in the endzone during the third quarter
and forced a Brad Lester fumble in the first quarter that was
recovered by teammate Evan McCollough… Week 13, Started at
Safety in loss vs. Saskatchewan… Made 3 DT…Week 14, Started
at safety and played ST in win at Saskatchewan… Made 4 DT and
a QB sack for a 9-yard loss on Darian Durant…Week 15, Started at
Safety and had another strong game in loss at Hamilton…Made 2
DT including a goal line tackle for loss of 3 yards on DeAndra’ Cobb
which resulted in Hamilton kicking a field goal… Week 16, Started
at Safety in win at Winnipeg…Made 6 DT and forced kick returner
Deon Beasley to fumble on the last play of the first half…Week
17, Started at Safety in loss vs. Montreal…Made 8 DT…Week 18,
Started at DS and played ST in win at Montreal…Made 4 DT and
1 ST tackle…2010 Playoffs Started at Safety in Eastern Semi-Final
win at Hamilton…Made 1 DT…Started at Safety in Eastern Final
loss at Montreal…Made 6 DT.
2009: Dressed and started all 18 games at linebacker and also
played special teams for the Argonauts... Week 1, Started at LB
and recorded 1 DT and 1 PKD in CFL regular season opener at
Hamilton… Week 2, Started at LB and played ST in loss vs. Saskatchewan,
recording 5 DT and 1 ST tackle…Week 4, Started at
LB and played ST in win at Winnipeg…Registered 4 DT and 3 ST
tackles… Week 5, Started at LB and had 2 DT and 1 INT while
playing ST in loss vs. Winnipeg…Week 6, Started at LB and registered
7 DT and 1 forced fumble in loss at Montreal… Week 7,
Started at LB, recording 2 DT and his second INT of the season on
a 2-pt convert attempt in loss vs. BC…Was credited with a fumble
after he knelt in the endzone after making the interception and, believing
the play was dead, placed the ball on the turf… teammate
Jason Shivers then picked up the ball and advanced it 51 yards
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SAFETY
6’3”, 210 lbs. • Virginia Tech • Born: May 25, 1980 • New York, New York
5th Year Argos / 5th Year CFL •Import
before being tackled…Week 8, Started at LB and made 5 DT and
1 PKD in loss vs. Calgary…Also played ST making 1 ST tackle and
recovered a fumble forced by teammate Andre Durie on punt return
coverage which resulted in PK Sam’s first touchdown… Week
9, Started at LB and played ST in loss at Hamilton… Had 3 DT, 2
ST tackles and 1 PKD on the night…Week 10, Started at LB and
recorded 3 DT, a pass knockdown and forced DeAndra’ Cobb to
fumble in the fourth quarter in win vs. Hamilton…Week 12, Started
at LB and played ST, making 5 DT and 1 ST tackle, as well as
forcing an Adarius Bowman fumble in the fourth quarter which he
returned for 0 yards in loss at Winnipeg…Week 13, Started at LB
and played ST making 4 DT and 1 ST tackle in loss vs. Montreal…
Week 14, Started at LB and made a team-high 7 DT including a
big stop on Steven Jyles’ 3rd and 1 try in loss at Saskatchewan…
Week 15, Started at LB and made 3 DT, 1 ST tackle and picked off
a deflected Ricky Ray pass which he returned 27 yards in loss vs.
Edmonton… Week 16, Started at LB and led all defenders with 9
DT in loss vs. Hamilton… Week 17, Started at LB and led all defenders
with 9 DT in loss at Edmonton. Week 18, Started at LB and
had 5 tackles and 1 knockdown in loss vs. Montreal.
2008: Started 17 games at OLB…Named Argos nominee for Outstanding
Defensive Player for first time in his career…Led team
with 72 DT… Week 1, Started at LB in Winnipeg and recorded 6
DT…Week 2, Started at LB and played special teams in loss vs.

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Hamilton... recorded 5 DT and 1 ST tackle…Week 3, Started at LB
and played special teams in loss at Edmonton… Recorded 3 DT
and 1 ST tackle… Week 4, Started at LB and played special teams
in win vs Edmonton… Recorded 3 DT and 1 ST tackle…Week 5,
Started at LB and played special teams in loss at Saskatchewan…
Recorded 3 DT and 1 ST tackle…Week 6, Started at LB and made
the first interception of his career (01/08/08) on deflected pass
from Ryan Dinwiddie…Finished game with 1 DT and 1 ST tackle
in win vs Winnipeg…Week 7, Started at LB and had a busy game
with 5 DT, 2 ST, 1 QB Sack (first of the season) and 1 PKD in loss at
Hamilton…Week 8, Started at LB making 7 DT and 2 ST tackles in
loss vs Montreal…Week 9, Started at LB and played special teams
in Labour Day win at Hamilton…Made 7 DT and 1 PKD…Week 10,
On 46-man active roster but did not dress in loss at Montreal…
Week 11, Started at LB and made 3 DT in loss vs Winnipeg…Week
12, Started at LB and played a strong game making 3 DT in loss
at Calgary… Week 13, Started at LB and made 7 DT in loss vs
Calgary…Week 14, Started at LB and played a great game in loss
vs BC…Made 6 DT and 1 QB sack…Week 15, Started at LB and
made 4 DT in loss at Winnipeg…Week 16, Started at LB and made
5 DT and 1 ST tackle in loss vs Montreal… Week 17, Started at LB
and made 3 DT in loss at B.C…Week 18, Started at LB and made
2 DT and 2 INTs for 30 yards, LG 20, in loss vs Saskatchewan…
Granted free agency on February 15.
2007: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on February 23, 2007…
Started 17 games at LB in his first year as an Argo, finishing 3rd
on the team with 76 DT…Week 2, made his Argos and CFL debut
(07/07/07) starting at LB and recorded a team-leading 5 DT in win
over Hamilton…Week 3, recorded 3 DT and 1 QB sack in win over
Calgary… Week 4, led all players with 9 total tackles (8 DT and
1 ST) at Calgary…Week 6, recorded 4 DT, 1 ST and 1 QB sack
versus Montreal…Week 7, led the club with 9 defensive tackles
versus Saskatchewan… Week 8, led team with 9 total tackles,
earning Defensive Player of the Week runner-up honours…Week
13, recorded 6 total tackles and 1 QB sack which knocked Edmonton
QB Ricky Ray out of the game…Week 15, recorded 5 DT
and 1 QB sack in win over Montreal… Week 16, caused a key
fumble on special teams that resulted in an Argos field goal in win
at Montreal…Week 18, led all Argos with 7 DT and 1 QB sack in
win at Saskatchewan…2007 Playoffs Made his CFL playoff debut
(18/11/07), starting at LB in East Final versus Winnipeg.
2006: Re-signed with Dallas on March 31 and attended training
camp with the Cowboys… Released on September 3 by Dallas
before the regular season.
2005: Waived by Kansas City on August 30…Signed as a free
agent with the Dallas Cowboys (NFL) on September 5…Played in
all 16 regular season games with Dallas, starting one at defensive
back…Finished the season with 18 solo tackles and 4 assisted
tackles…His most productive game came on October 16 when he
recorded 3 tackles versus the New York Giants.
2004: Allocated to the Amsterdam Admirals of NFL Europe before
joining the Chiefs for training camp…Ranked third on the
Admirals with 53 tackles (41 solo), 6 pass knockdowns and an
interception…Also added five special teams tackles…Played in
all 16 regular season games on defence and special teams with
Kansas City, starting five at defensive halfback and seeing time
at safety…Finished the year with 28 solo tackles and 8 assisted
tackles…Made his debut on defence on September 12 where he
recorded 4 DT and 1 ST.
2003: Drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs (NFL) in the seventh round
(252nd overall) in the NFL Draft…Signed a three-year contract
with Kansas City on April 12…Spent the majority of the year on the
Chiefs’ practice roster and did not see any game action.
College: Played 39 games at Virginia Tech at free safety and registered
267 career tackles and 267 interception return yards…His
14 career interceptions currently ranks him third on the Hokies’
all-time single-season interceptions list…2002 Started 14 games
at free safety for the Hokies in his senior year, earning a secondteam
All-American choice by the Sporting News and a secondteam
All-Big East selection…Recorded a career-best 105 tackles
(67 solo), 5 PKD, 2 FR and 2 FF…Also added four interceptions
for 171 yards and one touchdown…2001 Started all 11 games for
the Hokies at free safety, producing 94 tackles (53 solo) 6 KD and
4 INT for 77 return yards…2000 Started all 11 of Virginia Tech’s
games at free safety and finished the year with 56 tackles (35
solo) and a career-best six interceptions (1TD)…1999 Appeared
in three games as a redshirted freshman, recording 12 tackles (5
solo)…Missed the remaining six games of the season after suffering
a neck injury versus Rutgers.
Personal: Willie and his wife Keia are the proud parents of threeyear
old son Jaylen. The Pile family lives in Texas with Blitz, their
Yorkshire Terrier. In the off-season, Pile travels throughout the U.S.
participating in youth football camps and presenting speeches to
motivate people to achieve their goals. He self-published a book
entitled The Winning Game Plan – An A-B-C Guide to Success and
operates his own website www.pilegroup.com. Nicknamed “Ill
Will”, Pile has a regular blog on CFL.ca. Before moving to the defensive
side of the ball, Willie was a quarterback and wide receiver
at West Potomac High School in Alexandria, Virginia. He was
named the Northern Region and Patriot District Offensive Player
of the Year. He majored in Business Management with a Minor in
Leadership at Virginia Tech and is currently pursuing his Masters
Degree in Sports Administration via online courses.
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WILLIE PILE
10 SAFETY
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls For Loss INT Returns
GP DT ST TT KD FF FR QB NO YDS NO YDS LG TD
2007 TOR 17 76 8 84 1 2 0 5 2 12 0 0 0 0
2008 TOR 17 72 11 83 3 0 0 2 2 4 3 34 20 0
2009 TOR 18 81 11 92 6 3 2 1 3 7 3 48 27 0
2010a TOR 18 83 4 87 3 2 2 2 3 4 4 15 13 0
TOTALS 70 312 34 346 13 7 4 10 10 27 10 97 27 0
a – East Division All-Star
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls For Loss
GP DT ST TT KD FF FR QB NO YDS
2007 TOR 1 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 2 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 3 10 0 10 0 0 0 0 0 0
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Interceptions
GP UT AT TT INT YDS TD FF FR QB
2003 KC 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2004 KC 16 28 8 36 0 0 0 0 0 0
2005 KC/DAL 16 18 4 22 0 0 0 0 0 0
2006 DAL 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 32 46 12 58 0 0 0 0 0 0
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46 LINEBACKER
Acquired: Originally acquired in a trade with the B.C. Lions on March
23, 2009…Extended contract with Argos on January 6, 2010.
2010: Started all 18 regular season games at MLB… Week 1, Made
first Argos start at MLB (01/07/10) in Canada Day season opener
at Calgary and recorded 2 DT and 1 ST tackle…Week 2, Started
at MLB in win at Winnipeg and made 1 DT and 1 PKD…Week 3,
Made first home start at MLB (14/07/10) and recorded 2 DT and
1 PKD in win vs. Calgary…Week 4, Started at MLB and made 4
DT in win vs. B.C…Week 5, Started at MLB in loss at Montreal…
Made 6 DT and recovered an Avon Cobourne fumble caused by
teammate Adriano Belli… Turnover resulted in a Grant Shaw field
goal for Toronto…Week 6, Started at MLB in win at Edmonton and
played well making 4 DT…Week 7, Started at MLB and made 6 DT
in win vs. Montreal…Week 8, Started at MLB in loss vs. Hamilton
and made 5 DT…Week 9, Started at MLB in Labour Day Classic
loss at Hamilton…Recorded a single-game career-high 7 DT and
his first QB sack of 2010…Week 10, Started at MLB in loss at
B.C…Made 4 DT, his second sack in as many games and forced
a Casey Printers Fumble in the second half, which was recovered
by Ronald Flemons…Week 11, Started at MLB making 3 DT in win
vs. Winnipeg…Week 12, Started at MLB in Touchdown Atlantic
loss vs. Edmonton…Made 4 DT and a pass knock down…Week
13, Started at MLB in loss vs. Saskatchewan…Made 3 DT…Week
14, Started at MLB in win at Saskatchewan…Made 2 DT…Week
15, Started at MLB and played ST in loss vs. Hamilton…Made 5
DT…Week 16, Started at MLB in win at Winnipeg…Made 3 DT…
Week 17, Started at MLB in loss vs. Montreal… Made singlegame,
career-high 10 DT…Week 18, Started at MLB in win at
Montreal…2010 Playoffs Started at MLB in Eastern Semi-Final win
at Hamilton…Made 2 DT and forced a Marquay McDaniel fumble,
which he also recovered, in the third quarter…Started at MLB in
Eastern Final loss at Montreal…Made 3 DT.
2009: Acquired in a trade from B.C. Lions in exchange for Toronto’s
second first-round pick (fourth overall, LB James Yurichuk) in
the 2009 CFL Canadian Draft and a conditional pick in the 2010
CFL Canadian Draft (LB Joash Gesse) on March 23…Dressed in
17 of 18 games at backup linebacker for the Argonauts... Week
1, Made Argos regular season debut (01/07/09) and dressed at
backup MLB and was a force on STs….Had 2 DT and 1 ST tackle
in CFL regular season opener at Hamilton… Week 7, Dressed at
backup LB and played ST, tying for team lead with 3 ST tackles,
in loss vs. BC… Week 12, Dressed at backup LB but was forced
into action when Zeke Moreno was ejected from the game early in
the fourth quarter…Made 1 DT and 1 QB sack, his first as an Argo
(26/09/09), on the night…Also played ST, making 2 ST tackles in
loss at Winnipeg…Week 18, was on 46-man active roster but did
not dress in loss vs. Montreal.
2008: … Dressed in all 18 games for the B.C. Lions for third
straight season… Had a huge season on special teams, recording
a career-high 30 tackles to rank second in the CFL to teammate
Jason Arakgi (32)… Saw plenty of action, making 14 defensive
tackles backing up all three spots at linebacker and making
his first CFL fumble recovery… Led the Lions with 6 tackles
(08/31/08) at Edmonton and topped B.C.’s special team tacklers
in 5 games…Had a career-high 5 ST tackles (10/25/08) vs
Toronto…2008 Playoffs Played ST in both the West Semi-Final and
West Final.
JASON POTTINGER 2006
6’2”, 228 lbs. • McMaster • Born: June 29, 1983 • Whitby, Ontario
3rd Year Argos / 6th Year CFL • Non-Import
2007: Made a big step forward in his CFL career by moving into
the Lions’ starting linebacker corps… Played all three spots as
injuries felled every other LB but him…Played in all 18 games
for the second straight season…Registered 31 defensive tackles
and another 15 on special teams to rank 6th overall…Had his
first career sack in 2007, forced one fumble and had a pass
knockdown…2007 Playoffs Played ST in the West Final, recording
1 ST tackle.
2006: Selected in the 1st round (2nd overall) by the B.C. Lions in
the 2006 CFL Canadian Draft… Dressed in all 18 games for the
Lions… Was a key performer on special teams, recording 19 ST
tackles (2nd best on the Lions) as well as 6 defensive stops…2006
Playoffs Played ST in the West Final, recording 1 ST tackle…2006
Grey Cup Played ST in the Lions’ Grey Cup championship win vs.
Montreal at Winnipeg.
College: Played four seasons at McMaster University (2002-
05)…2005 Named the Outstanding Defensive Player in the OUA
for second consecutive year…Named First-Team All-Canadian…
Named OUA All-Star…Recorded 51 tackles and a sack in 8
games…2004 Named the Outstanding Defensive Player in the
OUA for first time…Named First-Team All-Canadian… Named
OUA All-Star…2003 Named OUA All-Star.
Personal: “Jay” enjoys fishing while visiting his cabin, as well
as spending time with friends and family. Jason finished his
Economics & Geography degrees at McMaster and is now pursuing
his International MBA at the Schulich School of Business.
Fluent in Mandarin, Jay started watching the Argos when he was
7 years old and is also a big Toronto Maple Leafs and Toronto
Rock fan. Growing up in Whitby, Ontario, he was a member of the
Oshawa Hawkeyes minor football program.
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JASON POTTINGER
46 LINEBACKER
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls For Loss INT Returns
GP DT ST TT KD FF FR QB NO YDS NO YDS LG TD
2006 B.C 18 6 19 25 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2007 B.C 18 31 15 46 1 1 0 1 1 2 0 0 0 0
2008 B.C 18 14 30 44 0 0 0 0 1 1 0 0 0 0
2009 TOR 18 6 12 18 0 0 0 0 1 3 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 18 71 1 72 3 1 1 2 6 8 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 90 128 77 205 4 2 1 3 9 14 0 0 0 0
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls For Loss INT Returns
GP DT ST TT KD FF FR QB NO YDS NO YDS LG TD
2006 B.C 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2007 B.C 1 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2008 B.C 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 2 5 0 5 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 5 5 2 7 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
GREY CUP STATISTICS
Tackles
GP DT ST TT
2006 BC 1 0 0 0
TOTALS 1 0 0 0
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7 PUNTER/KICKER
Acquired: Extended with Toronto on January 14, 2011.
2010: Started 13 regular season games for the Eskimos then
traded to Toronto and started four (4) regular season games for
the Argos…Week 2, Added to 46-man active but did not dress list
(hamstring injury)…Week 3, Named CFL Special Teams Player of
the Week for his performance in Saskatchewan when he was 3-3
on field goals and punted nine times for 440 yards and two singles,
accumulating 12 of the Eskimos’ 20 points… Week 6, faked a
punt and threw a pass to Calvin McCarty for a first down…Week
15, Made 2010 Argos debut (15/10/10) starting at Kicker/Punter
in loss vs. Hamilton…Punted 9 times for 401 yards, AVG 44.6,
LG 56 and had 2 kickoffs for 111 yards, LG 62…Was good on
1 of 2 field goal attempts, hitting from 31 yards then missing a
58-yard try later in the game…Week 16, Started at K/P in win at
Winnipeg…Punted 8 times for 299 yards, LG 40 (moved into sole
possession of second place in Argos history for punting yards),
was good on 2/2 field goal attempts (38 & 13 yards) and good
on 3/3 converts… Week 17, Started at K/P in loss vs. Montreal…
Punted 4 times for 188 yards, 47.0 AVG, LG 50, had 6 kickoffs for
353 yards, 58.8 AVG, LG 61…Good on 3 of 3 field goal attempts
(48, 32, 28) and 3 of 3 converts…Week 18, Dressed at K/P for
win at Montreal…Replaced by Grant Shaw when he sustained a
lower body injury during warm-ups…2010 Playoffs Started at K/P
Punted 12 times for 428 yards, 35.7 AVG, LG 44, was good on 3
of 3 field goals (32, 12 & 13) and hit his only convert attempt…
Did not attempt a kickoff…Started at K/P in Eastern Final loss at
Montreal… Punted 7 times for 293 yards, LG 53, had 3 kickoffs for
130 yards, LG 63, and was good on 3/3 field goals, LG 32.
2009: Started 17 games… Had 114 punts for 5054 yards (44.3
avg), 98 kickoffs for 5555 yards (56.7 avg) and is 28 of 37 (76%,
Longest: 49) on field goals…Added five special teams tackles…
Kicked a 49-yarder with less than a minute left in the game
against Hamilton on August 29 to secure a win and earned
Special Team Player of the Week…On Sept 20 in Saskatchewan,
Ran seven yards for a first down on a fake punt and on Oct. 2 in
Winnipeg he ran 31 yards on a fake punt…Was on the reserve list
on Oct 30 due to injury…2009 Playoffs Started in West Semi-Final
loss at Calgary…Had eight punts for 339 yards (42.4 avg) and
five kickoffs for 340 yards (68.0 avg)…Two-for-two on field goals.
2008: Traded to Edmonton on the eve of training camp on May
31 in exchange for the Esks’ first round pick, fourth overall, (later
traded to B.C. for LB James Yurichuk) in the 2009 CFL Draft and a
conditional pick in the 2010 CFL Draft…Started 17 games, missed
the final game of the season due to illness... Was good on 35 of 46
field goals (76.1%), LG 54, and accounted for 171 points… Good
on all 48 convert atttmepts…Punted 103 times for 4,831 yards,
46.9 AVG, LG 75… Completed 1 pass for 19 yards on a fake punt,
and rushed one time for 10 yards…Made 5 ST tackles…Had 77
kickoffs for 4,636 yards, AVG 60.2, LG 73…2008 Playoffs Dressed
in East Semi-Final and East Final (crossover)…Was good on 2 of
4 FG attempts, LG 45, 5 of 5 converts and punted19 times for 865
yard, LG 63, AVG 45.5 with a single…Had 9 kickoffs for 461 yards,
LG 62, AVG 51.2.
2007: Nominated as an All-Time Argo at both punter and kicker…
Started 17 regular season games for Toronto at kicker/punter,
missing 1 game due to concussion…Week 1, left the game in
the second quarter after suffering an injury on a blocked punt,
NOEL PREFONTAINE
2004
6’0”, 206 lbs. • San Diego State • Born: December 23, 1973 • Camp Pendleton, CA
12th Year Argos / 14th Year CFL • Non-Import
replaced by S Chris Hardy. Averaged 49.0 yards on three punts
and scored a single on a missed field goal…Week 4, averaged
more than 50 yards on 9 punts versus Calgary…Week 8, hit two
field goals including a 52-yard boot to conclude the first half which
matched a career-high long…Week 9, made good on 3 of 3 field
goals and averaged season-high 53.4 yards on 7 punts in Labour
Day win over Hamilton… Earned CFL Special Teams Player of the
Week for the sixth time in his career…Week 12, had a great game,
making good on all three field goals (LG 47) and punting for 198
yards including a deft coffin-corner that went out of bounds at
Winnipeg’s 1-yard line…Earned Runner-Up CFL Canadian of the
Week…Week 18, left game early with an injury, replaced by DB
Chris Hardy in win at Saskatchewan…2007 Playoffs Started at P/K
in East Final versus Winnipeg.
2006: Extended his contract with Toronto on July 14…Named
East Division All-Star at Punter… Named CFL All-Star at Punter…
Named Argos’ Outstanding Special Teams Player by the Toronto
chapter of the FRC…Named East Division Most Outstanding
Special Teams Player for the second straight season by the FRC…
Became first Argo in Club history to be named a CFL All-Star six
times…Led the CFL in punting average (46.3 AVG)…Started 18
regular season games at P/K…Week 2, had a tremendous outing,
going a perfect 3 for 3 in field goals including a career-high
52 yarder (23/06/06)… Week 5, out-punted the opposition by
an average of 12.3 yards, including a 68-yard punt…Week 6,
punted for 553 gross yards versus B.C.… Week 9, booted his
512th career kickoff, surpassing Hank Illesic as the club’s career
leader (19/08/06)…Earned CFL Special Teams Player of the Week
honours for the first time on the season...Week 10, ended field
goal streak at 15 which began with second field goal attempt
of the season in game 1, it is the second longest streak in club
history, (15 FG, 8 games, June 17 to Aug. 25)...Week 11, earned
runner-up for Special Teams Player of the Week...Week 12, hit a
game-winning field goal in the last minute to defeat the Hamilton
Tiger-Cats...2006 Playoffs Started at P/K in East Semi-Final win
over Winnipeg, punting 8 times for 360 yards (45 yds./kick), 3 of 4
on field goals and 4 kickoffs for 251 yards…Started at P/K in East
Championship versus Montreal punting 8 times for 354 yards, 5
kickoffs for 305 yards and was 1 of 2 on field goal attempts.
2005: Named Argos’ Outstanding Special Teams Player by
the Toronto chapter of the FRC… Named East Division Most
Outstanding Special Teams Player for first time in his career…
Named East Division All-Star at Kicker and Punter…Played in all
18 regular season games… Week 1, started as kicker/punter,
was 4 for 4 on FG attempts and surpassed Michael Clemons
for fourth on the Argonauts all-time scoring list vs BC…Week 3,
averaged 43.3 yards punting and surpassed Dick Shatto on the
Argos all-time scoring list by hitting 2 of 3 FGs…Week 5, hit 2
FGs for a total of 84 yards in win at Montreal…Named Special
Teams Player of the Week for his play against both Montreal and
Winnipeg…Week 7, made good on a 50-yard field goal…Week
15, made good on 4 of 4 FG attempts including the game winner
despite 61 km/h winds in Winnipeg… Week 16, hit 4 of 5 field
goal attempts including one from 50-yards at the end of the first
half in win at Olympic Stadium in Montreal, named 2nd Runner-Up
Special Teams Player of the Week…Week 18, started at P/K and
also played holder for backup Chris Hardy’s field goal attempt in
final regular season game at Ottawa… 2005 Playoffs Started at P/K
in East Championship versus Montreal.
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NOEL PREFONTAINE
7 PUNTER/KICKER
2004: Re-signed with Toronto on February 2….Named the Argos’
Special Teams Player of the Year as voted by the FRC, also recognized
as an East Division All-Star at both Kicker and Punter and a
CFL All-Star at Punter…Named CFLPA CFL All-Star at Punter and
CFLPA East Division All-Star at both punter and kicker…Led the
league in punting average (45.9)…Played 17 games as P/K for
the Argos…Week 3, hit longest FG of the season 47-yards and
set a new Argo record for punts in a game when he punted 16
times for 744 yards and 1 single…Week 5, moved into 3rd in Argo
record book for most kickoffs in a career (passing Lance Chomyc
who totalled 347)… Week 9 at Montreal, completed a 21 yard
pass to Mike Palmer on a fake punt for a first down in the 2nd
quarter… Week 14 in Winnipeg, kicked longest punt of season,
84-yards…Week 17, was perfect against BC hitting 6 of 6 field
goal attempts (LG 42), punting 7 times for 320 yards (LG 55, 45.7
AVE), and recording 7 kickoffs for 366 yards (LG 58, 52.3 AVE), he
also made 1 ST tackle and was named CFL Special Teams Player
of the Week…Week 19, started the game as P/K and punted 1
time for 55 yards, had 4 kickoffs for 209 yards (LG 61) and was 0
for 1 on field goals snapping a six game streak where he made 16
consecutive FG attempts (Argo Record), left the game with a hip
injury and was replaced by Chris Hardy vs Hamilton at SkyDome…
2004 Playoffs Boomed punts all night, kicking 10 for 507 yards
(AVG 50.7, LG 70), hit 3 of 4 field goal attempts (LG 47) and had 3
kickoffs for 161 yards (AVG 53.6) in East Semi-Final vs Hamilton,
named CFL Special Teams Player of the Week for his effort…Put in
solid effort at East Championship in Montreal where he kicked 10
punts for 400 yards (LG 48), added 4 kickoffs for 215 yards (LG 64)
and was good on his only field goal attempt from 16 yards…Grey
Cup Championship Started at P/K and punted 6 times for 240 yards
(LG 53), had 6 kickoffs for 328 yards (LG 61) and was good on 2 of
3 field goal attempts (LG 27) in win vs BC.
2003: Named East Division All-Star and CFL All-Star at Punter…
Led the East Division in punting yards (5484) and led the CFL
with 46.9 punting average, 5 yards more per punt than any other
player…Signed with the Kansas City Chiefs (NFL) in January, but
returned in time for week 2 vs Hamilton…played in 17 regular
season games….Week 7, had 4 punts for 204 yards, 7 kick-offs
for 425 yards…Also booted 7 FG tying an Argo record for the most
FG in a single regular season game…Week 11, booted 4 FG, 6
punts for 315 yards, and 2 kick-offs for 118 yards. 2003 Playoffs In
the East Semi-Final, he had 6 punts for 272 yards, 6 kickoffs for
319 yards and connected on two of 3 FG attempts…Hit 1 of 2 FG
attempts in East Championship and added 8 punts for 341 yards
and 5 kickoffs for 286 yards.
2002: Earned East Division and CFL All-Star status at Punter…
Finished 2nd in the league in punting average at 46.1 …Also took
on field goal kicking duties…Most important kick of the year came
in the Argos’ last game of the season when he nailed a 42-yard
game-winning FG at home with 27 seconds remaining against
Calgary to earn the team’s first playoff berth in three years… 2002
Playoffs Perfect in the post-season, going 5 for 5 with a long of 44
yards against both Saskatchewan and Montreal.
2001: Spent time with three teams in three different pro leagues
in a busy year…Returned to the Argonauts in time for their game
on August 25 against Saskatchewan after requesting his release
from the Baltimore Ravens with whom he signed as a free agent
earlier in the year…In his return performance with the Argos he
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had 2 kickoffs for 114 yards and 10 punts for 462 yards against
the Roughriders…Began the year with the Los Angeles Extreme…
Played in 10 games with Los Angeles during the regular season…
Along with being their punter was also listed as the team’s third
quarterback… April 21 in the one and only championship game in
XFL history had 1 punt for 21 yards while Los Angeles beat the San
Francisco Demons 38-6 for the title.
2000: Territorial draft pick of the Los Angeles Extreme (XFL) on
November 28…Third year Argo veteran had another spectacular
season in the CFL…Earned both East Division and CFL All-Star at
Punter…Played 18 games.
1999: Named East Division’s All-Star and CFL All-Star at Punter …
Led CFL in punting with 47.7 average…Named the CFL Special
Teams Player of the Week for first time in his career for his efforts
against Calgary (9/10/99)recording 11 punts for a 46.5 average as
well as 4 kickoffs for a 57.3 average and also completed a 29 yard
pass to Duane Dmytryshyn on a fake punt…1999 Playoffs Punted
10 times for a 35 yard average in the East Division semi-final
playoff game in Hamilton on November 14, also had 2 kickoffs
for a 46.5 average.
1998: Selected by the Argonauts in 6th round of the 1998
Supplemental Draft…. Named an East Division All Star at Punter
for the first time in his career…Finished 2nd in the CFL in punting
with a 46.7 average…Made Argo/CFL debut, he recorded an impressive
47.9 yard average on 10 punts including a 79 yard single
regular season opener vs Sask…Also had 2 singles on missed
FG… Was 4 for 4 on FG in home opener vs Calgary July 9, also
averaged 52.3 yards per punt on 6 punts including a whopping 75
yarder out of the Argos end zone…Voted the teams’ top special
teams player of the game for his effort … Used strictly for punting
and kickoff duties for first time (13/08/98)…Kicked 86 yard single
vs Montreal…Played in his first CFL playoff game on November 8
in Montreal and averaged 45 yards on 6 punts.
College: Started two years at San Diego State University…earned
first team All-American honours during his outstanding senior
year…Also a first team All-WAC Pacific Division selection...Led to
a number one NCAA ranking in net punting with a 44.9 average…
Set a SDSU single season record with a 46 .5 punting average in
1996…During the year also set the school record for the longest
single punt with a 82 yarder against New Mexico…Had an average
of 43.0 yards per punt in 1995…Began his college career at
Cal-State Fullerton in 1992.
Personal: A criminal justice major, “Pre” spent many of his early
years growing up in Montreal. An outstanding athlete and quarterback
during high school, Noel led El Camino High School to a 22-2
record and a CIF Championship as their starting quarterback. He
was named San Diego Tribune Athlete of the Year for North County
as a senior. Noel makes many community appearances, including
playing with the Courtside Boatmen, the Argos charity basketball
team. He likes to golf and play poker in his spare time. Pre lives
in the Mississauga area with his wife Tanya, a teacher, their 3-year
old son Noah, and their new baby boy Ethan, born in April.

NOEL PREFONTAINE
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CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Field Goals Kickoffs Punting
GP T G LG PCT NO YDS AVE LG NO YDS AVE LG
1998a TOR 18 23 10 42 43.5 36 1923 53.4 70 132 6169 46.7 86
1999ab TOR 18 5 0 0 0 62 3553 57.3 87 142 6775 47.7 88
2000ab TOR 18 3 0 0 0 52 2894 55.7 80 134 6369 47.5 84
2001 TOR 11 0 0 0 0 44 2646 60.1 69 70 3132 44.7 66
2002ab TOR 18 32 27 51 84.4 64 3941 61.6 78 156 7197 46.1 72
2003ab TOR 17 54 39 49 72.2 77 4541 59 70 117 5484 46.9 81
2004ab TOR 18 40 29 47 72.5 66 3790 57.4 80 125 5740 45.9 84
2005ac TOR 18 44 33 50 75.0 82 5007 61.1 69 100 4524 45.2 69
2006abcd TOR 18 42 31 52 73.8 66 3989 60.4 73 137 6345 46.3 69
2007 TOR 17 39 26 52 66.7 65 3981 61.2 71 120 5511 45.9 70
2008 EDM 17 46 35 54 76.1 77 4636 60.2 73 103 4831 46.9 75
2009 EDM 17 37 28 49 75.7 98 5555 56.7 72 114 5054 44.3 81
2010 EDM 13 25 21 57 84.0 52 3010 57.9 86 87 3747 43.1 81
TOR 4 7 6 48 85.7 14 826 59.0 95 21 888 42.3 56
TOTALS 222 397 285 57 71.8 855 50292 58.8 95 1558 71766 46.1 88
a - East Division All-Star
b - CFL All-Star
c - East Division Outstanding Special Teams Player
d – Became Argos’ All-Time Leader in Kickoffs (passing
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Punting Kickoffs Field Goals
GP NO YDS AVE LG NO YDS AVE LG A G PCT LG
1998 TOR 1 6 270 45 50 0 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 0
1999 TOR 1 10 350 35 45 2 93 46.5 50 0 0 0.0 0
2002 TOR 2 16 745 46.6 55 7 443 63.3 71 0 0 0.0 0
2003 TOR 2 14 613 43.8 53 11 605 55 63 5 3 60.0 43
2004 TOR 2 20 907 45.4 70 7 376 53.7 64 5 4 80.0 47
2005 TOR 1 5 207 41.4 50 3 186 62 64 2 1 50.0 44
2006 TOR 2 16 714 44.6 56 9 556 61.8 64 6 4 66.7 38
2007 TOR 1 11 519 47.2 75 2 125 62.5 64 2 0 0.0 0
2008 EDM 2 19 865 45.5 63 9 461 51.2 62 6 4 66.7 45
2009 EDM 1 8 339 42.4 54 5 340 68.0 83 2 2 100.0 36
2010 TOR 2 19 721 37.9 53 3 130 43.3 63 6 6 100.0 32
TOTALS 17 144 6250 43.4 75 58 3315 57.2 83 33 23 69.7 47
GREY CUP STATISTICS
Punting Kickoffs Field Goals
GP NO YDS AVE LG NO YDS AVE LG A G LG PCT
2004 TOR 1 6 240 40 53 6 328 54.7 61 3 2 27 67
TOTALS 1 6 240 40 53 6 328 54.7 61 3 2 27 67
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CHAD REMPEL
82 LONG SNAPPER
6’3”, 224 lbs. • Saskatchewan • Born: May 23, 1982 • Sherwood Park, Alberta
6th Year Argos / 7th Year CFL • Non-Import
Acquired: Extended with Toronto on February 9, 2011.
2010: Started 18 regular season games at LS and played backup
WR for Toronto…Week 1, Started at LS and backup WR in Canada
Day season opener at Calgary…Week 2, Started at LS and backup
WR in win at Winnipeg… Week 3, Started at LS and backup WR
in win vs. Calgary… Week 4, Started at LS and backup WR in win
vs. B.C...Week 5, Started at LS and backup WR in loss at Montreal…
Made 1 ST tackle…Week 6, Started at LS and backup WR
in win at Edmonton… Week 7, Started at LS and backup WR in
win vs. Montreal…Week 8, Started at LS and backup WR in loss
vs. Hamilton…Week 9, Started at LS and backup WR in Labour
Day Classic loss at Hamilton… Caught his first pass of the season
for a one yard gain from QB Cleo Lemon…Week 10, Started at LS
and played WR in loss at B.C…Week 11, Started at LS and backup
WR in win vs. Winnipeg…Made 1 DT…Week 12, Started at LS and
backup WR in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…Week 13,
Started at LS and backup WR in loss vs. Saskatchewan…Week
14, Started at LS and backup WR in win at Saskatchewan…Week
15, Started at LS and backup WR in loss vs. Hamilton…Made 2 ST
tackles…Week 16, Started at LS and backup WR in win at Winnipeg…Made
1 ST tackle…Week 17, Started at LS and backup WR
in loss vs. Montreal… Made 1 ST tackle…Week 18, Started at LS
and backup WR in win at Montreal…2010 Playoffs Started at LS and
backup WR in Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Started at LS
and played backup WR in Eastern Final loss at Montreal.
2009: Released by Hamilton on April 30…Signed with the Montreal
Alouettes on June 9 and released… Signed with the Argos on
July 20 and dressed in 11 games at backup receiver/tight end
…Caught 9 passes for 76 yards, returned 1 kickoff for 4 yards
and made 3 ST tackles before being added to 9-game injured list
with a broken fibula…Week 4, Added to active roster on July 23…
Dressed as backup WR in win at Winnipeg…Recorded no stats…
Week 14, Dressed at backup WR and played ST but recorded no
stats in loss at Saskatchewan…Left game in the first half with a
broken left fibula…Week 15, Added to 9-game injured list.
2008: Extended his contract with Toronto on January 9, 2008…
Attended training camp with Toronto and added to injured list for
Weeks 1 and 2…Released by Toronto on July 6…Signed with the
Hamilton Tiger-Cats and played 11 games making 3 catches for
48 yards.
2007: Played in the final 9 regular season games for Toronto after
being placed on the 9-week injured list to begin the season…
Dressed as backup WR but primarily played TE…Week 7, dressed
in first game of the season, catching 1 pass for 7 yards and recording
2 ST…Week 12, recorded 2 ST tackles in win over Winnipeg…2007
Playoffs Dressed as backup WR and saw action at TE
and on ST in East Final versus Winnipeg.
2006: Released by Winnipeg in training camp on June 10...Signed
with Toronto as a free agent on August 1…Played in 8 regular
season games as a backup WR/RB, spending time on the practice
roster when not in the lineup…Week 7, dressed as backup
WR and played ST in Argo debut (03/08/06)...Week 11, entered
the game at receiver late in contest...2006 Playoffs Dressed as
backup WR and played ST, making 2 ST tackles in East Semi-Final
win over Winnipeg… Dressed as backup WR and played ST in East
Championship versus Montreal.
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2005: Attended training camp with Hamilton and released…Signed
with Winnipeg Blue Bombers on July 5…Dressed in nine games
as a backup WR and special teams player, missing six with an eye
injury…Finished the season with three ST tackles.
2004: Drafted by the Edmonton Eskimos in the third round (35th
overall) of the 2004 Canadian College Draft and released on June
5.
College: Played three seasons for the University of Saskatchewan
Huskies…Recorded 120 career receptions for 2,352 yards and 17
touchdowns…2004 Played in Vanier Cup Championship… 2003
Sat out season with a broken foot…2002 Named Canada West All-
Star…Played in Vanier Cup Championship…2001 Named Canada
West All-Star.
Personal: Chad recently bought a house in Oakville with his fiance,
Krista. He currently owns a Booster Juice franchise in his hometown
of Saskatoon. This off-season, Chad acquired his Real Estate
license, with plans to open his own brokerage with teammate Jeff
Johnson. Chad is also an active member of the Courtside Boatmen,
the Argos charity basketball team. Chad was the starting
quarterback for the Salisbury Sabres in 1997 and 1998, the last
time they competed for a provincial title.

CHAD REMPEL
82 LONG SNAPPER
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Receiving Kickoff Returns
GP NO YDS AVE LG TD NO YDS AVG LG TD
2005 WPG 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2006 TOR 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2007 TOR 9 5 70 14 29 0 0 0 0 0 0
2008 TOR 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
HAM 11 3 48 16 21 0 0 0 0 0 0
2009 TOR 11 9 76 8.4 25 0 1 4 4.0 4 0
2010 TOR 18 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 57 17 194 11.4 29 0 1 4 4.0 4 0
Tackles
DT ST TT FR FF
2005 WPG 0 3 3 1 0
2006 TOR 0 7 7 0 0
2007 TOR 2 8 10 1 0
2008 TOR 0 0 0 0 0
HAM 0 0 0 0 0
2009 TOR 0 3 3 0 0
2010 TOR 0 10 10 0 0
TOTALS 2 31 33 2 0
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Receiving Tackles
GP NO YDS AVE LG TD DT ST TT FR FF
2006 TOR 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 0 0
2007 TOR 1 1 15 15.0 15 0 0 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 5 1 15 15.0 15 0 0 2 2 0 0
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BRANDON RIDEAU
16 RECEIVER
6’4”, 211 lbs. • Kansas • Born: October 18, 1982 • Beaumont, Texas
2nd Year Argos/2nd Year CFL • Import
Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on February 12, 2010.
2010: Dressed in 12 games with 10 starts at WR for Toronto…
Week 1, Made CFL regular season debut (01/07/10) starting at
SB…caught 2 passes for 54 yards, LG 47, in Canada Day season
opener at Calgary…Week 2, Started at SB in win at Winnipeg and
caught 1 pass for 19 yards…Week 3, Started at WR in win vs. Calgary
and caught 3 passes for 15 yards, LG 6…Week 4, Started at
SB in win vs. B.C…Caught 2 passes for 42 yards, LG 22, including
his first career CFL touchdown (23/07/10)…Week 5, Started at SB
in loss at Montreal and caught a team and career-high 4 passes
for 96 yards, including a career-long 55-yard reception from Cleo
Lemon (29/07/10), in loss at Montreal…Week 6, Started at SB in
win at Edmonton and led all Argos with 3 catches for 78 yards, LG
36…Week 7, Started at SB and registered no stats in win vs. Montreal…Week
8, Started at SB and caught 3 passes for 48 yards,
LG 21 in loss vs. Hamilton… Week 9, Started at SB in Labour Day
Classic loss at Hamilton and caught 3 passes for 50 yards, LG
28…Week 10, Dressed at backup SB in loss at B.C….Caught 1
pass for 12 yards…Week 11, Started at SB in win vs. Winnipeg
but did not record a stat…Weeks 12-17, On 46-man active roster
but did not dress…Week 18, Started at SB in win at Montreal…
Caught 2 passes for 29 yards, LG 23…2010 Playoffs Started at WR
in Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Recorded no stats…On
46-man active roster but did not dress in Eastern Final loss at
Montreal.
2009: Attended training camp with Chicago and released as a final
training camp cut on September 4.
2008: Re-signed with the Chicago Bears and attended training
camp…In pre-season, three of the first four passes Rideau caught
went for touchdowns, and he finished with five catches for 127
yards and a team-high 25.4 yards-per-catch average…Added to
the club’s practice roster to start the season and activated on November
21…Dressed in two games for the Bears.
2007: Attended Bears’ training camp and released as a final cut
on August 27.
2006: Attended training camp with the Browns and released…
Signed by the Chicago Bears and added to club’s practice squad
for the entire season.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Receiving
GP NO YDS AVG LG TD
2010 TOR 12 24 443 18.5 55 1
TOTALS 12 24 443 18.5 55 1
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Receiving
GP NO YDS AVG LG TD
2010 TOR 1 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 1 0 0 0 0 0
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2005: Signed a free agent contract with the Cleveland Browns
(NFL) in May…Attended Browns’ training camp and made the final
roster but was hampered by injuries.
College: Played four seasons at the University of Kansas (2001-
04)…Finished career two receptions shy of the school record, with
131 catches for 1,636 yards (12.5 avg.) and 14 TDs in 43 career
games with the Jayhawks…2004 Earned Honourable mention
All-Big 12 Conference…2003 Started all 13 games...Finished second
on the team with 51 receptions and third with 677 receiving
yards...His six touchdown catches tied for the most ever by a KU
junior…2002 Jayhawks’ fourth-leading receiver with 27 catches
for 307 yards ... Appeared in all 12 games with 10 starts...2001 One
of just four true freshmen to see playing time.
Personal: Brandon spends his off-season training in Houston, Texas.
When he’s not playing football, he helps his dad coach youth
basketball and lends a helping hand to his church. Brandon also
assists his former University of Kansas receivers coach, Tyrone
Dixon, in running a youth football camp in Pennsylvania. He enjoys
watching movies, bowling and playing cards in his spare time. A
Human Development & Family Life major in college, he attended
Ozen High School in his hometown of Beaumont, Texas. There, he
played quarterback until his senior season when he switched to
wide receiver and was named First-Team All-District. Rideau also
played basketball, going undefeated in four seasons, and lettered
in track.

Acquired: Originally acquired in a trade with the Calgary Stampeders
in 2007…Extended contract with Argos December 22, 2009.
2010: Started all 18 regular seaon games at RG for Toronto… Week
1, Started at RG in Canada Day season opener at Calgary…Week
2, Started at RG in win at Winnipeg…Week 3, Started at RG in
win vs. Calgary…Week 4, Started at RG in win vs. B.C…Week 5,
Started at RG in loss at Montreal… Recorded a DT while preventing
Als’ OL Eric Wilson from scoring on a fumble recovery…Week
6, Started at RG in win at Edmonton…Week 7, Started at RG in
win vs. Montreal… Week 8, Started at RG in loss vs. Hamilton…
Week 9, Started at RG in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…
Launched his own charitable intiative on his birthday, September 8,
called ‘Life on the Line’ to raise breast cancer awareness…Week
10, Started at RG in loss at B.C…Week 11, Started at RG in win vs.
Winnipeg…Week 12, Started at RG in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs.
Edmonton…Week 13, Started at RG in loss vs. Saskatchewan…
Week 14, Started at RG in win at Saskatchewan… Week 15,
Started at RG in loss vs. Hamilton…Week 16, Started at RG in win
at Winnipeg…Week 17, Started at RG in loss vs. Montreal…Week
18, Started at RG in win at Montreal…2010 Playoffs Started at RG
and won the first playoff game of his career in Eastern Semi-Final
win at Hamilton…Started at RG in Eastern Final loss at Montreal.
2009: Dressed and started all 18 games at right guard for the
Argonauts...Named Argonauts’ Outstanding Lineman as voted on
by the Toronto FRC for the third straight year... Week 9, Started
at RG in loss at Hamilton…Was ejected in 3rd quarter for rough
play in scuffle with J. Hickman who was also ejected…Extended
contract with the Argos on December 22.
2008: Named Argos nominee as Outstanding Lineman for second
straight season…Started 18 games at right guard.
2007: Acquired in a trade with the Calgary Stampeders, along with
Calgary’s best fourth round pick (30th overall, TE Steve Schmidt) in
the 2007 CFL Draft, on April 19, 2007, in exchange for the Argos’
first round (5th overall, LB Justin Phillips) and third round pick
(21st overall, DL Patrick MacDonald) in the 2007 CFL Canadian
Draft…Named East Division All-Star at OG for the first time in his
career…Named Argos’ nominee as Outstanding Lineman for the
first time in his career…Started all 18 regular season games in his
impressive first season with the Boatmen… 2007 Playoffs Started
at RG in East Final versus Winnipeg.
TAYLOR ROBERTSON
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CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
TACKLES
GP DT ST TT FR
2003 CGY 2 0 0 0 3
2004 CGY 13 0 0 0 0
2005 CGY 18 0 0 0 0
2006 CGY 18 0 0 0 0
2007a TOR 18 1 0 1 0
2008 TOR 18 0 0 0 0
2009 TOR 18 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 18 3 0 3 0
TOTALS 123 4 0 4 3
a – Named East Division All-Star
6’6”, 317 lbs. • Central Florida • Born: September 8, 1980 • Brantford, Ontario
5th Year Argos / 9th Year CFL • Non-Import
2006: Played and started in all 18 regular season games at guard…
Named CFL Lineman of the Week for Week 1…Contributed to
Joffrey Reynolds’ CFL leading 1,609 rushing yards…2006 Playoffs
Started on the line in loss to Saskatchewan.
2005: Played in all 18 regular season games at guard...Played
consistent season helping RB Joffrey Reynolds finish the season
as the CFL’s second leading rusher…2005 Playoffs Started in loss
to Edmonton.
2004: Re-signed with Calgary April 8…Played in 13 regular season
games...Injured on August 7 vs Winnipeg missing the next game...
Returned to the line-up and aggravated the same injury in the
following game vs B.C. on August 21...Missed the next four games
and returned to his usual strong form for the final five games.
2003: Drafted by the Calgary Stampeders in the second round
(11th overall) of the 2003 CFL Canadian Draft…Signed by the
Philadelphia Eagles (NFL) on April 28 and released as a final cut...
Signed with Calgary on September 13…Activated for the second
last game of the year (19/10/03) vs Saskatchewan Roughriders.
College: Played four seasons at UCF (1999-02)…2002 Started 9
out of 11 games in his senior season making the transition to
right guard…Missed 2 games due to injury...Arguably the Golden
Knights’ best run blocker by season’s end…Named 2nd Team All-
MAC at guard…2001 Started all 11 games at left guard and proved
to be a key member of the line…2000 Played in all 11 games…
Saw considerable action as a backup at guard in every game
during the season...1999 Signed with UCF in September 1998 as
a tight end and enrolled at UCF a semester early to get accustom
to the American game in January of 1999…Attended spring drills
as a tight end before being moved to guard before fall camp...Saw
action as a backup in all 11 games as a true freshman.
Personal: Taylor was born in Brantford, Ontario but grew up in
Kingston, Ontario where he graduated from LaSalle S.S., playing
on both the football and rugby teams. Taylor resides in Oakville
year round and spends a lot of his free time watching or attending
his other passion, NASCAR racing. In 2010, Taylor launched his
own charitable initiative called Life on the Line, in support of breast
cancer awareness. The website is www.lifeontheline.ca.
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
TACKLES
GP DT ST TT FR
2005 CGY 1 0 0 0 0
2006 CGY 1 0 0 0 0
2007 TOR 1 1 0 1 0
2010 TOR 2 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 5 1 0 1 0
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GRANT SHAW
13 PUNTER/KICKER
6’3”, 218 lbs. • Saskatchewan • Born: August 3, 1984 • Edmonton, Alberta
2nd Year Argos / 2nd Year CFL • Non-Import
Acquired: Selected by Toronto in the 2nd Round (11th Overall) in the
2010 CFL Canadian Draft.
2010: Dressed in 18 regular season games, with 11 starts at kicker
for Toronto… Week 1, Made CFL regular season debut starting at
Kicker (01/07/10) in Canada Day season opener at Calgary…Hit
1/1 field goals for 28 yards and played on coverage team during
kickoff and punt returns making 1 ST tackle… Week 2, Started at
Kicker in win at Winnipeg…Was good on 4/4 FG attempts including
a career-high 52 yard attempt (09/07/10)…Week 3, Started at
Kicker in win vs. Calgary and was good on 4/6 field goal attempts,
LG 47…Week 4, Started at Kicker in win vs. B.C. and was good
on 1/2 attempts including one from 50 yards in the first quarter
of the game…Week 5, Started at Kicker and was good on 1 /2
attempts, LG 31, in loss at Montreal…His miss was a 52-yard
attempt that fell short…Week 6, Started at Kicker in win at Edmonton…Hit
2 of 4 attempts from 35 yards and 45 yards…Week
7, Started at Kicker in win vs. Montreal…Hit 1 of 2 field goal attempts,
missing from 50-yards, and hit 4 of 5 converts in win vs.
Montreal…Week 8, Started at Kicker and hit 3 of 4 attempts (22,
47 & 12) missing one from 42 yards in loss vs. Hamilton… Week
9, Started at Kicker in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…Hit
2/2 field goal attempts from 39 & 16 yards respectively…Week
10, Started at Kicker in loss at B.C. and missed both of his field
goal attempts from 44 yards & 38 yards respectively…Made both
convert attempts… Week 11, Dressed at backup LB and played ST
in win vs. Winnipeg…Week 12, Dressed at backup LB and played
ST in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…Week 13, Dressed
at backup LB and played ST in loss vs. Saskatchewan…Week 14,
Dressed at backup LB and played ST in win at Saskatchewan…
Made 1 ST tackle…Week 15, Dressed at backup LB and played ST
in loss vs. Hamilton…Week 16, Dressed at backup LB and played
ST in win at Winnipeg…Made 1 ST tackle…Week 17, Dressed
as backup LB and played ST in loss vs. Montreal…Made 1 DT…
Placed in back of endzone on final play of game for kickout play.
Fumbled the recovery of Damon Duval’s punt back into the Argos’
endzone which resulted in Als’ game-winning touchdown….Wek
18, Dressed at backup LB but thrust into action at Kicker/Punter
during warmup when starter Noel Prefontaine was injured…
Played an excellent game punting five (5) times for 245 yards, 49.0
AVG, LG 63, 6 kickoffs for 370 yards, 61.7 AVG, LG 68, and was
good on 3 of 4 field goals (47, 51 & 22) and 3/3 on converts…2010
Playoffs Dressed as backup LB, played ST and handled kickoff duties
in Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton… Recovered a Marcus
Thigpen fumble, forced by teammate Matt Black, in 2nd quarter…
Had 2 kickoffs for 123 yards, LG 72…Dressed as backup LB and
played ST in Eastern Final loss at Montreal...Made 1 ST tackle.
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College: 2009 Named Canada West All-Star…Played in eight
games for the Huskies as a DB and kicker... Recorded 18 tackles,
1 INT, one breakup and one forced fumble...Hit 19-of-23
field goals...2,904 yards on 77 punts...1,597 yards on 27 kickoffs…2008
Played in nine games...Recorded 15 tackles, four interceptions,
two breakups and one forced fumble...Named Canada
West and CIS Defensive Player of the Week for two interceptions
in a win over Regina on September 6...JUNIOR (Edmonton Huskies)
2006 Named PFC All-Star Defensive Back, Kicker of the Year and
Special Teams Player of the Year... 2004-05 (Edmonton Huskies)
Earned National Championship title…Led the nation in interceptions
with 12.
Personal: Grant Shaw’s parents are Heather and Glenn and his older
brother is Steve. Grant was a sociology major at Saskatchewan.
Grant spent his off-season in Edmonton, snowboarding, training
and working with his dad as a subcontractor doing bathroom and
kitchen renovations. He also plays flag football, golf and basketball
in his spare time.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Field Goals Kickoffs Punting Tackles
GP T G LG PCT NO YDS AVE LG NO YDS AVE LG DT ST TT
2010 TOR 18 22 33 52 66.7 6 370 61.7 68 5 245 49.0 63 1 2 3
TOTALS 18 22 33 52 66.7 6 370 61.7 68 5 245 49.0 63 1 2 3
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Field Goals Kickoffs Punting Tackles
GP T G LG PCT NO YDS AVE LG NO YDS AVE LG DT ST TT
2010 TOR 2 0 0 0 0 2 123 61.5 72 0 0 0 0 0 1 1
TOTALS 2 0 0 0 0 2 123 61.5 72 0 0 0 0 0 1 1

Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on February 11, 2009.
2010: Started 18 regular season games at DB for Toronto…Named
East Division All-Star at DB for the first time in his career… Week
1, Started at DB in Canada Day season opener…Recorded 9 DT, 1
PKD and his first INT of the season for a 10 yard return…Week 2,
Started at DB in win at Winnipeg and made 6 DT…Moved to SAM
LB and replaced Jordan Younger who left in the first half with an
injury…Week 3, Started at DB and made 3 DT in win vs. Calgary…
Week 4, Started at DB and played ST in win vs. B.C…Made 2 DT
and 1 ST tackle…Week 5, Started at DB in loss at Montreal and
made a career-high 11 DT (29/07/10)…Week 6, Started at DB
in win at Edmonton making 4 DT and 1 PKD…Week 7, Started
at DB and played ST in win vs. Montreal…Made 1 DT and 1 ST
tackle…Left game for one series in third quarter and replaced by
Josh Abrams, who came over from CB, Matt Black entered game
in place of Abrams…Week 8, Started at DB in loss vs. Hamilton…
Made 1 DT and 1 INT for 7 yards…Ejected late in the fourth quarter
for objectionable conduct for allegedly spitting on an opponent
and replaced on defence by Josh Abrams...Further investigation
by the league determined that the accusation was without merit
and no further action was taken…Week 9, Started at DB in Labour
Day Classic loss at Hamilton and made 2 DT…Week 10, Started
at DB in loss at B.C…Made 6 DT…Week 11, Started at DB in win
vs. Winnipeg…Made 3 DT and forced one fumble on Steven Jyles
in the third quarter, recovered by Argos’ teammate DE Ronald
Flemons…Week 12, Started at DB in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs.
Edmonton… Made 2 DT and 1 ST tackle…Week 13, Started at DB
in loss vs. Saskatchewan…Made 2 DT…Week 14, Started at DB
and played ST in win at Saskatchewan…Made 2 DT and recorded
his third INT of the season, running back a Darian Durant pass 22
yards…Week 15, Started at DB in loss vs. Hamilton… Made 2 DT
and 1 ST tackle…Week 16, Started at DB in win at Winnipeg…
Made 2 DT…Week 17, Started at DB in loss vs. Montreal…
Made 1 DT…Week 18, Started DB in win at Montreal… Made
1 DT and intercepted his fourth pass of the season for a 10 yard
return…2010 Playoffs Started at DB in Eastern Semi-Final win at
Hamilton…Made 7 DT…Started at DB in Eastern Final loss at
Montreal…Made 6 DT.
2009: Named Argos’ Outstanding Rookie by the Toronto chapter of
the FRC…Dressed in 17 games, and started 16 games as a CFL
rookie defensive back for the Argonauts... Week 1, Started at DB in
CFL debut (01/07/09) and made 3 DT, 2 ST tackles and intercepted
a Quinton Porter pass in the Argos’ own endzone for first career
pick in CFL regular season opener at Hamilton…Week 2, Started
at DB in loss vs. Saskatchewan…Had 2 DT, 1 fumble recovery on a
blocked field goal by Jason Shivers which he returned for 22 yards
before fumbling in to hands of teammate DT Kevin Huntley…Week
LIN-J SHELL
21 DEFENSIVE BACK
6’0”, 202 lbs. • Jacksonville • Born: October 22, 1981 • Orlando, Florida
3rd Year Argos/ 3rd Year CFL • Import
3, Started at DB, recording 5 DT and single-game career-high 2
QB sacks (17/07/09) in loss at Calgary…Week 4, Started at DB
in another impressive outing for the rookie in win at Winnipeg…
Had 5 DT and 1 QB sack on the night…Week 6, Started at DB
and played ST in loss at Montreal recording a single-game careerhigh
6 DT…Week 10, Started at DB and recorded 3 DT, 1 ST and
recovered a fumble forced by teammate Willie Pile in win vs.
Hamilton…Week 17, On 46-man active roster but did not dress in
loss at Edmonton...Week 18, Dressed at backup DB and recorded
a game-high 8 tackles in loss vs. Montreal.
2008: Signed with the New Orleans VooDoo (AFL) and totalled
118.5 tackles along with a career-high 5 INT.
2007: Led Predators with 110.5 tackles and 18 pass defences...
Also recorded four interceptions caused three fumbles and had
three fumble recoveries for the season.
2006: Signed with the Orlando Predators (AFL) and played in 10
games finishing fourth on team with 47 tackles...Led team in
post-season with 22 tackles, 2 PKD, 1 FF and a fumble recovery
in three games.
2005: Signed with the Philadelphia Eagles (NFL) as a free agent
on February 10…Allocated to the Cologne Centurions of NFL
Europe…Posted 27 tackles and a team-high 2 INT while starting
all 10 games…Returned to Philadelphia and released.
2004: Beat out 300 others at an open tryout to earn a roster spot
with the Orlando Predators (AFL).... Went on to earn a starting
spot at WR/DB.... Played in 13 games as a rookie and recorded
9 receptions for 104 yards and a pair of TDs…Made 30.5 tackles
and 4 PKD.
College: Played four seasons (1999-03) at Jacksonville University,
recorded 122 career tackles (99 solo), 37 pass defences and 7 INT.
Personal: Lin-J (Pro: LYNN-JAY) lives in Jacksonville, Florida with his
wife Monique and their two dogs, Nino and Red. In the off-season,
Lin-J works as a substitute teacher at a school in an at-risk area of
Jacksonville. He also helps run a government-funded afterschool
program called TEAM-UP that works to mentor and guide at-risk
elementary school students from the Jacksonville area. Lin-J, who
was a communications and sociology major in college, enjoys
watching drag racing and the cartoon network. If he could have
dinner with any celebrity, he would enjoy his favourite pre-game
meal of steak and potatoes with Martin Luther King Jr. Lin-J
earned All-District and All-Metro honours as a DB at Edgewater
H.S. in Orlando, FL. He was a four-year letterman and MVP in track.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls for Loss INT Returns Fumble Recoveries
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD NO YDS LG TD
2009 TOR 17 65 10 75 3 5 1 5 1 0 0 2 22 22 0
2010 TOR 18 63 2 65 0 3 0 0 4 49 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 35 128 12 140 3 8 1 5 5 49 0 2 22 22 0
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls for Loss INT Returns Fumble Recoveries
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD NO YDS LG TD
2010 TOR 2 13 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 2 13 0 13 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on October 6, 2010.
2010: Attended training camp with the Hartford Colonials (UFL) and
released as a final cut at the beginning of September…Dressed
in and started one (1) regular season games for Toronto…Week
14, Added to Argos’ PR for win at Saskatchewan…Week 15, Remained
on PR for loss vs. Hamilton…Week 16, Remained on PR
for win at Winnipeg…Week 17, Remained on PR for loss vs. Montreal…
Week 18, Made first career CFL start in first career game
(07/11/10) in win at Montreal… Replaced injured starter Willie
Middlebrooks at CB and made 3 DT and 1 ST tackle…2010 Playoffs
Started at CB in Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Made 2
DT…Started at CB in Eastern Final loss vs. Montreal…Made 5 DT
and his first career interception (21/11/10), on an Anthony Calvillo
pass, for a 1 yard return.
2009: Attended tryouts with various NFL teams.
College: Played four seasons at U Mass (2005-2008)…Started 36
games in a row at cornerback before sustaining season-ending
hip injury as a senior in ‘08…2008 Had 20 tackles and two
pass-break-ups...Recorded 13 punt returns for 57 yards...2007
Named Sports Network Honourable Mention All-American...
Named Conference (CAA) First-Team Cornerback...Named New
England Football Writers All-Star…Had 49 tackles, two interceptions
including one TD, with Conference-leading 12 PKDs...2006
Named Atlantic 10 Second-Team Defensive Back...Started all 15
games at cornerback...Made 59 tackles, forced a fumble and had
one fumble recovery...Five solo stops in NCAA 1-AA Championship
vs. Appalachian State... 2005 One of three true freshman to play
for UMass…Dressed in nine games...Saw time in the secondary,
kickoff returns, special teams coverage and some receiver...Had
eight kickoff returns for 137 yards (17.1 average), eight tackles
and three catches for 68 yards.
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SEAN SMALLS
25 CORNERBACK
6’1”, 216 lbs. • Massachusetts • Born: April 20, 1987 • Richmond, Virginia
2nd Year Argos / 2nd Year CFL • Import
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls for Loss INT Returns
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD
2010 TOR 1 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 1 3 1 4 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls for Loss INT Returns
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD
2010 TOR 2 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
TOTALS 2 7 0 7 0 0 0 0 1 0 0
Personal: Sean’s full name is Sean Ramon Smalls and his parents
are Richard Smalls and Delores Perry. Sean has two sisters, Monique
and Joy, and a brother named Richard III. He majored in
Building Materials and Wood Technology at UMass. Sean spent the
off-season in Bradenton, Florida training at the IMG Academy. He
enjoys bowling, golfing and playing basketball and cards in his
spare time. He likes movies and is named after the actor Sean
Connery. Sean also volunteers his time with local high school students
coaching football.

Acquired: Acquired in a trade with Saskatchewan on June 6, 2010
in exchange for non-import WR Obed Cétoute.
2010: Dressed in 17 regular season games as a backup OL for
Toronto…Dressed in both pre-season games playing both OG and
Centre…Week 1, Made Argos debut (01/07/10) as backup OL
and played ST in Canada Day season opener at Calgary…Week
2, Dressed at backup OL/TE and ST in win at Winnipeg…Week
3, Dressed at backup OL/TE and ST in win vs. Calgary…Week 4,
Dressed at backup OL/TE and played ST in win vs. B.C…Week 5,
On 46-man active roster but did not dress in loss at Montreal…
Week 6, Dressed at backup OL in win at Edmonton…Week 7,
Dressed as backup OL and played ST in win vs. Montreal…Week
8, Dressed as backup OL and played ST in loss vs. Hamilton…
Replaced Dominic Picard at Centre late in the game…Week 9,
Dressed at backup OL in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…
Pushed into action at RT when starter Chris Van Zeyl left game
with an injury and did not return…Week 10, Dressed at backup
OL and played TE in loss at B.C…Week 11, Dressed at backup OL
and played ST in win vs. Winnipeg…Week 12, Drssed as backup
OL and played ST in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…
Week 13, Dressed as backup OL and played ST in loss vs.
Saskatchewan…Week 14, Dressed at backup OL and played ST
in win at Saskatchewan… Week 15, Dressed at backup OL in loss
vs. Hamilton…Week 16, Dressed as backup OL and played ST in
win at Winnipeg…Week 17, Dressed at backup OL and played ST
in loss vs. Montreal…Week 18, Dressed at backup OL and played
ST in win at Montreal…2010 Playoffs On 46-man active roster but
did not dress for Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton and Eastern
Final loss at Montreal.
2009: Spent season as a member of the Roughriders’ practice
roster.
2008: Drafted by in the 2nd Round (10th overall) by the
Saskatchewan Roughriders in the CFL Canadian Draft but returned
to Illinois State.
College: Started his college career at the University of Miami (2004-
05)…Transferred to Illinois State and played from 2006-2008…
2008 (Illinois State) Started 11 games at Illinois State…2007
Started 11 games at Illinois State and was instrumental in the
running game that amassed more than 2,000 yards…2006 Named
to the Valley Football All-Newcomer Team, after transferring to
Illinois State during fall camp ... appeared in 12 games, starting
the last nine...2005 (Miami) Played in four games, seeing action as
a blocker on the field goal and extra-point unit...2004 Sat out the
season as a redshirt, playing solely on the scout teams.
Personal: Jonathan holds two undergraduate degrees, one in
Business Administration from Miami and another from Illinois
State in Economics, and a Masters of Economics from Illinois
State. He spent one off-season working as a financial analyst
for the Canadian federal government. Growing up in Quebec, he
was a member of two different CGEP teams, Edouard-Montpetit
and Vieux-Montreal. He attended Gerard-Filion High School and
was a member of Team Canada his last two years in high school.
Jonathan is the son of Richard St-Pierre and Celine Racette and
his girlfriend is Emmanuelle.
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66 OFFENSIVE LINEMAN
6’4”, 305 lbs. • Illinois State • Born: September 15, 1983 • Longueuil, Quebec
2nd Year Argos / 3rd Year CFL • Import
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
GP
2010 TOR 17
Totals 17
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JEREMY UNERTL
37 LINEBACKER
6’2”, 216 lbs. • Wisconsin-La Crosse • Born: September 15, 1978 • Hartford, Wisconsin
2nd Year Argos/ 2nd Year CFL • Import
Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on April 6, 2010.
2010: Dressed in 12 regular season games at DB/LB for Toronto in
first CFL season… Week 1, Dressed at backup LB and played ST in
CFL debut (01/07/10) in Canada Day season opener at Calgary…
Week 2, Added to IR for win at Winnipeg…Week 3, Remained on
IR for win vs. Calgary…Week 4, Dressed at backup LB/DB and
played ST in win vs. B.C…Made 2 ST tackles…Week 5, Added to
IR list for loss at Montreal…Weeks 6-8, Added to 46-man active
but did not dress…Week 9, Dressed at backup LB/DB and played
ST in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…Made 1 DT and 1 ST
tackle…Week 10, Dressed at backup LB/DB and played ST in loss
at B.C…Week 11, Made first career start at SAM LB (19/09/10)
in win vs. Winnipeg…Made 4 DT while replacing injured starter
Jordan Younger…Week 12, Dressed at backup LB and played ST
in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…Week 13, Dressed at
backup LB and played ST in loss vs. Saskatchewan…Made 2 ST
tackles…Week 14, Dressed at backup LB, rotating in, and played
ST in win at Saskatchewan and had a terrific game…Intercepted
a Darian Durant pass in the first quarter and ran 69-yards for the
first interception return TD of his career (9/10/10)…Also contributed
2 DT and 1 QB sack…Named Runner-Up, CFL Defensive
Player of the Week…Week 15, Started as fourth LB in 3-4 defensive
formations and played ST in loss vs. Hamilton…Made second
interception in as many games (on a Kevin Glenn pass) for a return
of 29 yards along with 1 DT…Week 16, Started as fourth LB in 3-4
defensive formations and played ST in win at Winnipeg…Made 3
DT and 1 ST tackles…Week 17, Started as fourth LB in 3-4 defensive
formations and played ST…Made 4 DT and 1 ST tackle…
Entered game at CB in second quarter while relieving Matt Black
(who had replaced injured starter Willie Middlebrooks)…Played
most of second half in 3-4 and at CB…Week 18, Started as fourth
LB in 3-4 defensive formations and played ST in win at Montreal…
Made 1 DT…2010 Playoffs Dressed at backup LB and played ST in
win at Hamilton…Made 1 ST tackle…Dressed at backup LB and
played ST in Eastern Final loss vs. Montreal.
2009: Jeremy was drafted by the California Redwoods of the UFL
(United Football League)...Signed with the team on August 18 and
made the team…Released following week 1 of the season.
2008: Started 16 games for Chicago and made 92.5 DT and 5 INT
for 114 yards and 2 TDs.
2007: Led 12-4 Chicago Rush team to Central Division title…
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls for Loss INT Returns
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD
2010 TOR 12 16 7 23 1 0 0 0 2 98 1
TOTALS 12 16 7 23 1 0 0 0 2 98 1
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls for Loss INT Returns
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD
2010 TOR 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 2 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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Named Second-Team All-Arena at defensive back…Named
Defensive Player of the Game twice…Started 16 games for the
Rush…Recorded 72.5 tackles, 6 INTs and 22 PKDs... Recorded 4
DT, 1 INT and 2 PKDs in the American Conference Final...Recorded
5 DT and returned an INT 24 yards for a TD on the first possession
of game in Divisional playoff game .
2006: Traded from Columbus Destroyers to Chicago Rush for Henry
Douglas…Named Defensive Player of the Game in all three games
of a three- game winning streak, named Defensive Player of the
game five times on the season...Named Chicago’s Team MVP…
Led Rush in tackles (72.5), interceptions (6) and pass break-ups
(22)…Won Arena Bowl Championship with Chicago.
2005: Attended training camp with Las Vegas and released during
the season…Claimed off waivers by the Columbus Destroyers
(AFL)…Finished season with 13 receptions for 101 yards, 50
tackles, 1 INT, 2 FF and 1 fumble recovered
2004: Signed as a free agent with Las Vegas Gladiators (AFL)…
Played in 6 games recording 12 tackles, 1 pass broken-up.
2003: Re-signed by the Green Bay Packers and allocated to NFL
Europa where he played for the Frankfurt Galaxy…Finished season
with 29 tackles, 9 pass knockdowns, 4 INTs for 52 yards and
1 forced fumble…Led NFLE in interceptions…Made 6 tackles in
World Bowl XI championship win…Returned to Green Bay and attended
training camp…Released on August 29 as a final training
camp cut.
2002: Signed as a free agent with the Green Bay Packers (NFL)
attended training camp and released on July 22…Signed as a
free agent with the Baltimore Ravens (NFL) on August 12 and was
released as a final training camp cut.
College: Four-year letter winner (1997-01) at University of Wisconsin-La
Crosse…Upon graduation he ranked sixth in school history
with 16 interceptions and recorded 209 career tackles. ..Named
an Academic All-American.
Personal: Jeremy Unertl (pro: YOU-NER-TLE) lives in Las Vegas,
Nevada in the off-season with his girlfriend, Kasie. He earned a
Finance degree at the University of Wisconsin-La Crosse and has
worked in oil futures trading. An avid golfer, Jeremy says that after
football he’d like to put his Finance degree to good use.

Acquired: Re-signed with Toronto on June 27, 2009.
2010: Dressed in and started 14 regular season games at RT for
Toronto… Week 1, Started at RT in Canada Day season opener
at Calgary…Week 2, Started at RT in win at Winnipeg…Week 3,
Added to IR for win vs. Calgary…Replaced at RT by import OL
Shannon Boatman…Week 4, Added to IR for win vs. B.C…Week 5,
Remained on IR for loss at Montreal…Week 6, Returned to lineup
and started at RT in win at Edmonton…Week 7, Started at RT in
win vs. Montreal…Week 8, Started at RT and recovered a Cleo
Lemon fumble late in the fourth quarter…Week 9, Started at RT
in Labour Day Classic loss at Hamilton…Made first career catch
(06/09/10) on a 10-yard pass from Cleo Lemon early in the third
quarter…Was injured on the play and did not return to the game…
Week 10, Added to IR for loss at B.C… Replaced by Shannon
Boatman…Week 11, Started at RT in win vs. Winnipeg…Week
12, Started at RT in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…Week
13, Started at RT in loss vs. Saskatchewan… Week 14, Started at
RT in win at Saskatchewan…Week 15, Started at RT in loss vs.
Hamilton…Week 16, Started at RT in win at Winnipeg…Made 1
DT when he brought down Clinton Kent who recovered a fumble by
Cleo Lemon…Week 17, Started at RT in loss vs. Montreal…Week
18, Started at RT in win at Montreal… 2010 Playoffs Started at RT
in Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Started at RT in Eastern
Final loss at Montreal…Recovered 1 own team fumble.
2009: Dressed in 11, starting 3 games, at guard and tackle for
the Argonauts... Weeks 1-7, Added to practice roster...Week 8,
Dressed at backup OG in first-ever CFL game (28/08/09) in loss
vs. Calgary…Week 15, Dressed at backup OG and entered game
in first quarter at RT when starter Brian Ramsay suffered a leg
injury in loss vs. Edmonton… Week 16, Made first-ever CFL start
(23/10/09) at RT, in loss vs. Hamilton… Week 17, Started at RT in
loss at Edmonton… Week 18, Started at RT in loss vs. Montreal.
2008: Signed with Toronto as a free agent on September 5…
Attended training camp with the Montreal Alouettes…Added
to club’s practice roster and remained there until Week 9 and
released...Week 11, Signed to Argos’ PR and remained there for
the duration of the season.
CHRIS VAN ZEYL
54 OFFENSIVE TACKLE
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
TACKLES
GP DT ST TT
2009 TOR 11 0 0 0
2010 TOR 14 2 0 2
TOTALS 25 2 0 2
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
GP
2010 TOR 2
TOTALS 2
6’6”, 310 lbs. • McMaster • Born: September 4, 1983 • St. Catharines, Ontario
3rd Year Argos / 3rd Year CFL • Non-Import
2007: Drafted by Montreal in the third round (18th overall) of the
CFL Canadian Draft… Attended training camp with the Alouettes
but returned to school in August…Re-joined the team in October
and remained on the club’s practice roster for the rest of the
season.
College: Played four seasons at McMaster (2004-07)…2007
Named CIS All-Canadian…Named 1st Team OUA at defensive
tackle…Team Captain and Marauder Defensive Lineman of the
Year…Played 6 games and made 15 DT and four sacks for the
Marauders…2006 Named 2nd Team All-OUA…Played 5 games
and made 15 DT with 2 sacks and one forced fumble…2005 Made
5 DT and 1 sack…2004 Played 4 games and recorded 7 DT and
4 sacks.
Personal: Chris Van Zeyl (pro: VAN-ZILE) majored in geography at
McMaster and hopes to be in law enforcement one day. He is the
oldest of four: Adrian (brother), Elizabeth and Janine (both sisters).
Chris’ mom is Betty and his father is Casey, and the family lives in
Fonthill, Ontario where Chris grew up. Chris attended high school
at Notre Dame H.S. in Welland, Ontario and he spent his off-season
training, coaching and participating in community events such as
the Courtside Boatmen, the Argos charity basketball team.
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SPENCER WATT
89 RECEIVER
6’0”, 189 lbs. • Simon Fraser • Born: December 15, 1988 • North Vancouver, B.C.
2nd Year Argos / 2nd Year CFL • Non-Import
Acquired: Drafted by the Argonauts in the 3rd Round (18th overall)
in the 2010 CFL Canadian Draft. Signed with Toronto on May 19,
2010.
2010: Dressed in 11 regular season games with one (1) start at WR
in his rookie CFL season… Week 1, Added to injured list for Canada
Day season opener at Calgary…Week 2, Remained on IR for
win at Winnipeg…Weeks 3-5, Added to 46-man active roster but
did not dress…Week 6, Made CFL debut as backup WR (06/08/10)
in win at Edmonton…Caught 1 passes for 8 yards...Weeks 7-8,
On 46-man active roster but did not dress... Week 9, Dressed at
backup WR in Labour Day Classic at Hamilton…Made 1 DT in the
first half on an interception return by Ticats’ DB Geoff Tisdale…
Week 10, Dressed at backup WR and played ST in loss at B.C…
Caught 4 passes for 21 yards, LG 7…Week 11, Dressed at WR
in win vs. Winnipeg…Recorded no stats…Week 12, Dressed as
backup WR and played ST in Touchdown Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton…Caught
2 passes for 25 yards, LG 15…Week 13, Dressed at
backup WR and played ST in loss vs. Saskatchewan…Made 1 ST
tackle…Week 14, Dressed at backup WR and played ST in win at
Saskatchewan…Week 15, Dressed at backup WR and played ST
in loss vs. Hamilton… Week 16, Dressed at backup WR and played
ST in win at Winnipeg…Caught 1 pass for 7 yards…Week 17,
Dressed at backup WR and played ST in loss vs. Montreal…Week
18, Made first career start in win at Montreal (07/11/10) and had
a great game…Caught a career-high 6 passes for 140 yards and
2 TDs, his first TD was a career-long 50-yards from Cleo Lemon
and 34 yards from Dalton Bell… Became second Argo to catch
for 100+ yards in a game in 2010…Named CFL Canadian Player
of the Week for the first time in his career…2010 Playoffs Started
at WR in Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Caught 3 passes
for 23 yards, LG 12, and his first-career post-season touchdown
(14/11/10) from Cleo Lemon (12 yards)…Started at WR in Eastern
Final loss at Montreal…Caught 3 passes for 36 yards, LG 20.
College: Started career at Minot State (2006) before transferring
to Simon Fraser (2007-09)…2009 Played in seven games and
caught 14 passes for 231 yards and 2 touchdowns…Named offensive
player of the week in Canada West…2008 Finished season
with 301 yards and 16 receptions, both SFU career highs…Scored
one touchdown on the season…Played in eight of the Clan’s ten
games…Registered a season-high four receptions for 90 yards
in playoff win over Saskatchewan Huskies. 2007 First season with
SFU, finished year with 194 yards receiving on 13 receptions…
Registered a season-high six receptions for 112 yards against
UBC…Played in seven of eight games on the year….2006 (Minot
State): Attended Minot State as a freshman and competed in Track
& Field.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Receiving Tackles
GP NO YDS AVG LG TD DT ST TT
2010 TOR 11 14 201 14.4 50 2 1 1 2
TOTALS 11 14 201 14.4 50 2 1 1 2
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Receiving Tackles
GP NO YDS AVG LG TD DT ST TT
2010 TOR 2 6 59 9.8 20 1 1 0 0
TOTALS 2 6 59 9.8 20 1 1 0 0
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Personal: After first playing football in grade 12, Spencer enrolled
at Minot State where he also competed in track & field. After one
year, Spencer transferred to Simon Fraser where he majored in
Arts. His parents are Elizabeth and Mike, and he has an older sister
named Melissa. Spencer played high school football at Windsor
Secondary in North Vancouver.

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Acquired: Re-signed as a free agent with Toronto on March 4, 2010.
2010: Released by Toronto on February 10…Re-signed with Toronto
on March 4…Dressed in and started 17 regular season
games at SLB for Toronto… Week 1, Made first career start at LB
(01/07/10) in Canada Day season opener at Calgary…Recorded
6 DT…Week 2, Started at LB in win at Winnipeg but left game in
first half due to injury…Replaced by DB Lin-J Shell for the duration
of the game…Week 3, Started at LB in his 100th CFL game
(14/07/10), a win vs. Calgary… Recorded 1 DT…Week 4, Started
at LB in win vs. B.C…Made 1 DT and forced Lions’ RB Jamal
Robertson to fumble on the Argos’ 2-yard line which was recovered
by teammate Byron Parker…Week 5, Started at LB in loss
at Montreal and recorded no stats…Week 6, Started at LB and
played ST in win at Edmonton…Made 2 DT, 2 ST tackles and also
recovered the ball after a series of laterals by Edmonton on the last
play of the game…Week 7, Started at LB and made 6 DT and 1
PKD in win vs. Montreal…Week 8, Started at LB and made 4 DT in
loss vs. Hamilton…Week 9, Started at LB in Labour Day Classic at
Hamilton and made 3 DT…Week 10, Started at LB in loss at B.C…
Made 6 DT…Week 11, Added to 46-man active roster but did not
dress in win vs. Winnipeg…Week 12, Started at LB in Touchdown
Atlantic loss vs. Edmonton… Made 4 DT…Week 13, Started at LB
and played ST in loss vs. Saskatchewan…Made 3 DT… Week 14,
Started at LB in win at Saskatchewan and played a great game…
Made 4 DT…Week 15, Started at LB in loss vs. Hamilton…Made
first interception (4 yards) of 2010, on a Kevin Glenn pass, in the
first quarter…Made 5 DT on the night…Week 16, Started at
LB and recorded second INT in as many games in win at Winnipeg…Made
3 DT and picked off a Joseph Elliott pass, returning
it 35 yards, to setup Cleo Lemon’s rushing touchdown…Week 17,
Started at LB in loss vs. Montreal…Made 5 DT and 1 ST tackle…
Week 18, Started at LB and played ST in win at Montreal…Made
1 ST which knocked Als’ KR Tim Maypray out at the Argos’ 12yard
line saving a kick return TD in the first quarter…2010 Playoffs
Started at LB in Eastern Semi-Final win at Hamilton…Made 5 DT
and 1 INT, off Kevin Glenn in the 4th quarter, which he returned for
50 yards and setup an Argos field goal…Started at LB in Eastern
Final loss at Montreal…Made 5 DT.
2009: Signed with Toronto as a free agent on January 13…
Dressed and started 13 games at cornerback for the Argonauts...
Missed 5 of the final 6 games of the season on the 46-man active
but not dressed and injured reserve (toe) list... Week 1, Started at
CB in his first regular season game as an Argonaut since 2007 and
recorded 2 DT at Hamilton…Week 9, Started at CB and played ST,
registering season-high 5 DT, in Labour Day loss at Hamilton…
Week 11, Started at CB and made 1 DT in loss at BC…Recovered
a fumble when James Green blocked a Sean Whyte punt and
returned it 18 yards for the first special teams touchdown of his
career…Weeks 13-14, Added to 46-man active roster but did not
dress vs. Montreal and at Saskatchewan… Week 15, Added to IR
with a toe injury in loss vs. Edmonton… Weeks 16-17, Returned
to 46-man active roster but did not dress vs. Hamilton and at Edmonton…Week
18, Returned to lineup and started at CB and had
1 DT in loss vs. Montreal.
2008: Traded to the Edmonton Eskimos on February 15 in exchange
for RB Tyler Ebell and WR T.J. Acree...Dressed in 15 games
for Edmonton…Recorded 52 DT, 8 PKD and 1 INT for 5 yards…
2008 Playoffs Dressed in the East Semi-Final at Winnipeg and East
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26 LINEBACKER
2004
5’11”, 210 lbs. • Connecticut • Born: January 24, 1978 • Trenton, New Jersey
7th Year Argos / 8th Year CFL • Import
Final at Montreal due to playoff cross-over…Recorded 6 tackles
and 1 PKD in playoffs.
2007: Named CFL All-Star at CB…Named East Division All-Star
at CB…Started 16 games at CB for Toronto, missing Weeks 9-10
with an injury…Week 2, recorded 1 DT and 2 KD in win over Ham-
ilton…Week 8, recorded 5 DT, playing a solid game while being
tested all night at Winnipeg… Week 11, recorded a touchdownsaving
knockdown in the first quarter vs B.C…Week 14, made his
mark on ST when he blocked a Sean Fleming punt that was recovered
by fellow CB Byron Parker and returned for an Argos touchdown…Week
15, recorded 4 DT in win over Montreal…Week 16,
played a great game recording 7 tackles and a single game personal
career-high 3 knockdowns in win at Montreal…2007 Playoffs
Started at CB in East Final vs Winnipeg.
2006: Named East Division All-Star at CB for second straight
year…Started all 18 games at CB… Week 5, recorded 1 INT to
accompany a game-saving sack on a two point conversion…
Week 8, recorded 3 DT, 1 INT and 1 PKD in win over Hamilton…
Week 9, recorded 1 INT and 1 KD in win over Montreal…Week 11,
recorded and 2 DT, 1 KD & 1 INT in win over Hamilton… Week
12, recorded his second INT in as many games in win over Hamilton...Week
15, recorded his first ever CFL TD (09/10/06) when
he picked off a Ricky Ray pass and returned it 72 yards… Named
CFL Defensive Player of the Week...2006 Playoffs Started at CB and
recovered a crucial fumble late in the fourth quarter that led to the
winning TD over Winnipeg in the East Semi-Final… Started at CB
in East Championship versus Montreal.
2005: Extended his contract with Toronto on May 27, 2005…
Named East Division All-Star and CFL All-Star at CB for first time
in his career…Started 17 games for Toronto at short side CB…
Week 3, had 6 DT in win over Saskatchewan…Week 4, generated
a key late-game INT…Week 8, recorded a key interception in win
over Edmonton…Week 9, led all Argo tacklers with 5 total tackles
in win over Calgary… Week 13, did not dress due to injury…Week
16, recorded an interception in win at Montreal… Week 17, made
6 tackles and 1 special teams tackle in a win over Hamilton…2005
Playoffs Started at CB and tied for team lead in DT with six in East
Championship versus Montreal.
2004: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on May 27…Played
in 13 games with the AFL’s Indiana Firebirds... made 20 catches
for 235 yards and 4 touchdowns also made 1 interception for 20
yards and 3 kick returns for 41 yards...Arrived in Toronto as a free
agent during training camp…Started in all 18 games for the Argos
at weak side CB…Named CFLPA East Division All-Star at CB…Led
Argonauts in passes knockdown (11)…Made CFL debut in Week
1 vs Saskatchewan, recorded a game high 3 passes knocked
down….Week 3, recorded a single game high 6 DT and picked off
an Anthony Calvillo pass in the end zone…2004 Playoffs Started
at CB in East Semi-Final vs Hamilton, making 4 DT and knocking
away 1 pass…Started at CB and made some spectacular plays
on the ball, his high energy style registered 2 PKD, 1 INT and 1
tackle…Named CFL Defensive Player of the Week for the first time
in his career …Grey Cup Championship Started at CB making 2 DT
and knocking away 1 pass in win vs BC.
2003: Joined the Washington Redskins after playing in NFL Europe
for 3 seasons…Played the 2003 season with the Amsterdam Ad-
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26 LINEBACKER
mirals...Selected by the Admirals in the sixth round of the free
agent draft…Returned 13 punts for 84 yards and had 14 kickoff
returns for 313 yards.
2002: Was a standout performer for the Rhein Fire, returning 14
kickoffs for 342 yards and 1 touchdown and 33 punts for 258
yards…Added 13 tackles on defence and knocked down 1
pass…Attended camp with Arizona Cardinals.
2001: Allocated to the Rhein Fire (NFLE) by the Arizona Cardinals…
Named to the All-NFLE team for his play on special teams…His
10.1-yard punt return average was third in the league as he returned
24 kicks for 242 yards was fourth in the league in kick
returns, with 448 yards on 21 kickoffs (21.2 yard average)…Also
added 27 tackles and 4 pass deflections on defence… attended
camp with Arizona Cardinals.
2000: Signed with the Arizona Cardinals (NFL) as a free agent in
April…Released and signed to the Cardinals practice squad…
Activated in December and played as reserve CB.
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles Tkls for Loss INT Returns
GP DT ST TT QB PKD NO YDS NO YDS TD
2004 TOR 18 45 0 45 0 11 1 2 2 0 0
2005ab TOR 17 56 2 58 0 4 0 0 3 11 0
2006a TOR 18 41 2 43 1 7 0 0 6 72 0
2007ab TOR 16 47 0 47 0 9 0 0 0 0 0
2008 EDM 15 52 0 52 0 8 0 0 1 5 0
2009 TOR 13 34 0 34 0 4 0 0 0 0 0
2010 TOR 17 49 3 52 0 2 2 6 2 39 0
TOTALS 114 324 7 331 1 45 3 8 14 127 0
a – East Division All Star
b – CFL All-Star
Fumble BLK
Recoveries Kicks
NO YDS LG TD NO
2004 TOR 0 0 0 0 0
2005 TOR 0 0 0 0 0
2006 TOR 0 0 0 0 0
2007 TOR 0 0 0 0 1
2008 EDM 0 0 0 0 0
2009 TOR 1 18 18 1 0
2010 TOR 2 5 5 0 0
TOTALS 3 23 18 1 1
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Tackles INT Returns
GP DT ST TT PKD NO YDS TD
2004 TOR 2 5 0 5 3 1 0 0
2005 TOR 1 6 0 6 1 0 0 0
2006 TOR 2 1 0 1 0 0 0 0
2007 TOR 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 0
2008 EDM 2 6 0 6 1 0 0 0
2010 TOR 2 10 0 10 0 1 50 0
TOTALS 10 30 0 30 5 2 50 0
College: Played three seasons at UConn (1997-99)...Started 27 of
35 games at Connecticut…completed his collegiate year with
144 tackles (111 solos), 15 passes defended, 6 INT, 2 forced fumbles
and 8 tackles for a loss…Holds Connecticut record for kick
return TD in career with 4 (3 punts, 1 kickoff)…Ranked second
in the country as a junior with 15.9 punt return average and had
two 68-yard TD returns.
Personal: Jordan’s favourite Argo memory is the 2004 Grey Cup
win and all of the fan support he received. The political science
major enjoys working out and playing video games. His favourite
musical artist is Jay-Z and his favourite film is The Usual Suspects.
“JY” split the off-season between New Jersey and Toronto
where he is an active participant in the Argos Huddle Up Bullying
Prevention Program and the Courtside Boatmen, the Argos charity
basketball team.
GREY CUP STATISTICS
Tackles INT Returns
GP DT ST TT PKD NO YDS TD
2004 TOR 1 2 0 2 1 0 0 0
TOTALS 1 5 0 5 1 0 0 0

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6’2”, 270 lbs. • Montreal
Born: May 31, 1985 • Montreal, Quebec
1st Year Argos / 1st Year CFL
Non Import
GREGORY ALEXANDRE D.J. BOLDIN
DEFENSIVE TACKLE RECEIVER
Acquired: Drafted by Toronto in the fifth round, 35th overall, in
the 2011 CFL Canadian Draft.
College: Played four seasons for the Montreal Carabins (2007-
10)…Named to the 1st Provincial All-Star Team all 4 years
2010 Played in 9 games…Posted 21 tackles…9 tackles for
loss…2 QB sacks…Led the QUFL with 9 pass break-ups…
Returned an interception 28 yards for a TD…2009 Played in 8
games…Recorded 6 sacks and 7 tackles for loss…Named to
the 1st Canadian All-Star Team…2008 Played in 8 games…
Recorded 30 tackles, 8 tackles for loss, and 6 sacks…2007
Played in 8 games…Recorded 24 tackles, 10 tackles for loss,
5 sacks, 3 forced fumbles, and 2 fumble recoveries…Named
Carabins Rookie of the Year.
Personal: Gregory attended Dunton H.S. and played CEGEP football
for Rene Lafleur. Gregory’s mom is Emelea and his older
brother Randy played basketball at Northern Michigan. He enjoys
playing basketball, spending time with friends and watching
movies. Gregory coached youth football players during the
summer months in university and studied Youth Intervention.
5’11”, 216 lbs. • Wake Forest
Born: June 20, 1986 • Pahokee, Florida
1st Year Argos/1st Year CFL
Import
Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on October 19,
2010…Re-Signed with Toronto on December 7, 2010.
2010: Signed with the Montreal Alouettes on April 16 and attended
training camp…Released as a final cut. …Signed with Toronto
and added to PR for duration of season…Week 16, Added to Toronto’s
PR for win at Winnipeg…Week 17, Remained on PR for
loss vs. Montreal…Week 18, Remained on PR for win at Montreal…2010
Playoffs On practice roster for Eastern Semi-Final
win at Hamilton and Eastern Final loss at Montreal.
2009: Signed as a free agent with the Detroit Lions (NFL) and
attended training camp…Released as a final cut.
College: Played four seasons at Wake Forest (2004-05, 2007-
08)…2008 Earned First-Team All-ACC selection after recording
81 catches for 848 yards and three touchdowns in 13 games as a
senior…Also rushed 25 times for 96 yards and completed 1 of 3
pass attempts for a 64 yard touchdown…2007 Caught 11 passes
for 127 yards while appearing in all 13 games as a junior...2006
Sat out sophomore season for academic reasons…2005 Named
to The Sporting News’ ACC All-Freshman Team...Played 9 games
with 6 starts and finished second on team in receiving yards
(224) and fourth on the team in receptions (15)... Played nine
games and started six...2004 Redshirted the season where he
focused on being a receiver.
Personal: D.J., short for Demir Javon, studied Sociology at Wake
Forest and is the son of Brenda Banks. D.J.’s older brother is
NFL veteran receiver Anquan Boldin and he is the cousin of B.C.
Lions CB Korey Banks. He attended Pahokee High School where
he was an all-state selection on defence, named the Defensive
Player of the Year by the Palm Beach Post and a star on the basketball
team.
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Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on May 27, 2011.
2011: Signed by the Georgia Force (AFL) on February 26…Released
by the Force on March 7, prior to the start of the regular
season…Signed with the Columbus Lions (SIFL) and made 10.5
sacks in the first seven games of the year.
2010: Released by the Rams on May 24.
2009: Re-signed by the Buccaneers on January 8...Released
by Tampa Bay on September 5 as a final training camp cut…
Signed to the St. Louis Rams’ practice roster on October 12 and
remained there for duration of the season.
2008: Signed as an undrafted free agent with the Tampa Bay
Buccaneers…Released by Tampa Bay as a final training camp
cut August 30…Signed to the practice squad on December 3…
Released by Tampa Bay on December 17.
College: Finished his college career at Troy (2007) after playing
at Northeast Mississippi Community College (2005) and Florida
State (2003-04)…2007 (Troy) Played in all 12 games…Recorded
36 tackles, 8 tackles for loss, 4 sacks, 2 fumble recoveries
and 1 forced fumble…Named Sun Belt Conference Newcomer
of the Year…2006 (Troy) Sat out the year while transferring from
NE Mississippi C.C.…2005 (Northeast Mississippi C.C.) Transferred
to NE Mississippi C.C. and recorded 70 tackles, including
10 tackles for loss…Named Junior College All-American
and Defensive Player of the Year…2004 (Florida State) Played
in 4 games, recording 1 tackle…2003 (Florida State) Redshirt
Season.
Personal: Chris lived in Jacksonville, Florida until high school
when he moved to Georgia where he enrolled at Chattahoochee
H.S. After high school he attended Hargrave Military Academy
for one year. Chris is the proud father of daughters Neveah (5)
and Ava (1). He writes music and plays basketball in his sparetime
and co-owns (along with his cousin Victor Jackson) a
record company in Atlanta called Connect Entertainment. Chris
earned his degree in broadcast journalism at Troy.
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LINEMAN
6’4”, 285 lbs. • Troy
Born: December 17, 1983 • Jacksonville, FL
1st Year Argos / 1st Year CFL
Import
45 5’11”,
Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on January 4,
2011.
2010: Did not play football.
ANTHONY CANNON
LINEBACKER
2009: Released by the Detroit Lions on March 16.
228 lbs. • Tulane
Born: December 31, 1984 • Pensacola, Florida
1st Year Argos / 1st Year CFL
Import
2008: Played in 9 games with the Detroit Lions…Made 7 tackles
playing defence and special teams.
2007: Played in 11 games with the Detroit Lions…Made six
tackles playing defence and special teams.
2006: Selected by the Detroit Lions in the Seventh Round (247th
Overall) of the NFL Draft…Dressed in 12 games for the Lions…
Made 8 tackles as a rookie playing defence and special teams.
College: Played four seasons (2002-05) for the Tulane Green
Wave…2005 Named First-Team All-Conference USA (first
linebacker in school history to earn the award)…Recorded
114 tackles and 10 starts… 2004 Named Third-Team All-
Conference USA...Led Tulane in tackles (107) and quarterback
sacks (4)…Named First-Team All-Louisiana for second straight
season…Named CoSIDA Academic All-District Second-
Team…2003 Played in 11 games with 10 starts at weakside
linebacker…Earned All-Louisiana...Finished the season with
102 tackles…2002 Dressed in 13 games as a freshman…Led
Tulane with 114 tackles…Ranked second in the nation among
all Division I-A true freshmen in tackles…Named to the C-USA
All-Freshman Team…Named Second-Team All-Louisiana.…
Started in the Hawaii Bowl (25/12/02) recorded a sack, forced
a fumble, broke up a pass and collected four tackles.
Personal: Anthony is the son of Alice Cannon-Camp and Anthony
Cannon Sr. He has a 1-year old son named Anthony Jr. and lives
in Atlanta, Georgia in the off-season. There, he mentors at-risk
youth while working at a family services centre, and also helps
run an afterschool program called Elev8 Performance that
teaches life skills to youth from 6-18 years old. Anthony grew
up in Lithonia, Georgia where he played high school football
for Stephenson H.S. and first met Argos teammates CB Byron
Parker and DB Michael Grant, and played football with CFL
player Sean Lucas. Anthony was an Organizational Information
Technology major at Tulane.

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EDAWN COUGHMAN
LINEBACKER DEFENSIVE BACK
LINEBACKER
OFFENSIVE TACKLE
6’4”,
42 20 42
GREGORY ALEXANDRE GREGORY ALEXANDRE
6’1”, 6’0”, 235 196 lbs. lbs. • • Maryland North Carolina A&T
Born: October March 23, 26, 1988 1981 • Arden, Dayton, North OhioCarolina
1st 1st Year Argos/1st Year CFL CFL
Import
Acquired: Signed as as a a free free agent agent with with Toronto Toronto on June on January 1, 2011. 12,
2010.
2010: Did not play football.
2009: Drafted by the B.C. Lions in the fourth round, 29th overall,
College: in the CFL Played Canadian four seasons Draft…Attended at North Carolina training camp A&T (2006- with the
09)…2009 Lions and added Played to in the all club’s 10 games practice for roster…Rights the Aggies, collecting acquired
28 by solo the Argonauts and 24 Assisted from the tackles Lions’ and practice was ranked roster # 1 on in July tackles 23…
in Week the MEAC 4, Added amongst to the DB’s Argos’ for 45-man the first active 8 weeks roster of but the did seanot
son…2008 dress at Winnipeg…Released Started in all 12 games, by Toronto ranking on third August on 6. the team
with 67 tackles and second on the team in pass deflections
(5) College: while Appeared also starring in 42 on games special in teams…2007 four seasons (2005-08) Played in 11 with
games the Jayhawks…2008 with two starts as Played a sophomore. one game as a senior recording
one tackle…2007 Played 13 games in the defensive secondary
Personal: and on special Nick’s nickname teams…Recorded is “Hit Stick”, 8 tackles…2006 as he gained Played a reputa- in 12
tion games for being but did one not of record the hardest any stats…2005 hitters in Recruited the MEAC as during a run-
his ning four back year but career. changed He to is safety the son after of Tara spring Foster drills…Dressed and Walter in
Clement. 8 games Nick primarily has five on special siblings: teams. Spenser, Devin, Mariah, Monique
and Makayla. He was a business management major
in Personal: college. Tang’s full name is Godfrey Tang Bacheyie (pro: TUNG
BA-SHAY). He was an economics major at Kansas and aspires
to start a music career after football. He enjoys watching movies,
listening to music and playing video games in his spare
time. He has two brothers and one sister and claims to be a
gourmet chef and an excellent swimmer. He attended football
powerhouse Sandwich Secondary School in his hometown of
Windsor, Ontario and was named offensive player of the year as
a junior while also participating in track & field.
6’1”, 235 309 lbs. lbs. • • Maryland Shaw
Born: October July 21, 26, 1988 1981 • Riverdale, • Dayton, Georgia Ohio
1st 1st Year Year Argos/1st Argos / 1st Year Year CFL CFL
Import
Acquired: Signed Signed as as a a free free agent agent with with Toronto Toronto on on January June 1, 12, 2011. 2010.
2009: College: Drafted Played by four the B.C. seasons Lions at in Shaw the fourth (2007-10)…Played round, 29th overall, guard, in
the right CFL and Canadian left tackle Draft…Attended in his career…2010 training Anchored camp with O-line the Lions that
and led added the CIAA to football the club’s conference practice roster…Rights in scoring offense acquired (42.1 points by the
Argonauts per game) from and the total Lions’ offense practice (387.4 roster yards on a July game)…Named
23… Week 4,
Added First-Team to the All-CIAA… Argos’ 45-man Named active CIAA roster All-American…Won but did not dress at CIAA Winnipeg…Released
Championship…Named by Toronto 2-time on August CIAA 6. Offensive Lineman of
the Week…Invited to play in HBCU Bowl All-Star game…2009
College: Named Appeared First-Team in All-CIAA… 42 games Named in four CIAA seasons All-American…2008
(2005-08) with
the Started Jayhawks…2008 all games…Won Played CIAA one Championship…Named game as a senior recording CIAA All- one
tackle…2007 American… Played Started 13 all games in on the the defensive offensive secondary line…2007 and Won on
special CIAA Championship…Started teams…Recorded 8 tackles…2006 all games on the Played offensive in 12 line. games
but did not record any stats…2005 Recruited as a running back but
changed Personal: to Edawn safety after is the spring son drills…Dressed of Evangela Coughman in 8 games and primar- Teri
ily Thomas. on special Edawn teams. has two sons, Sean (4) and Emond (2). He enjoys
going to church, spending time with family and working
Personal: with kids. Tang’s He trained full name with is Godfrey two-time Tang super Bacheyie bowl champion (pro: TUNG Tony BA-
SHAY). Jones He as was well an as economics NFL players major Ronnie at Kansas White and and Brian aspires Johnson to start
a at music WPI training. career after football. He enjoys watching movies, listening
to music and playing video games in his spare time. He has two
brothers and one sister and claims to be a gourmet chef and an
excellent swimmer. He attended football powerhouse Sandwich
Secondary School in his hometown of Windsor, Ontario and was
named offensive player of the year as a junior while also participating
in track & field.
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Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on May 27, 2011.
2011: Traded from the Barnstormers back to the Tampa Bay Storm
at the end of training camp in March…Released by the Storm in
April after seeing no game action.
2010: Signed with the Tampa Bay Storm (AFL) and released at
the end of training camp…Later signed with the Dallas Vigilantes
(AFL) where he played in three games, completing 41 of 70
passes for six touchdowns and 398 yards along with rushing
seven times for 55 yards and one touchdown…Later signed with
the Iowa Barnstormers (AFL).
2009: Played in 10 games for the New Mexico Wildcats (AIFA)…
Threw for more than 2,000 yards, 41 touchdowns and 202.6
yards per game…Named an AIFA All- Star.
2008: Played for the Lehigh Valley Outlawz (CIFL).
2007: Did not play football. Worked toward completing his degree
criminal justice.
College: Began his college career at Troy University (2004) before
transferring to Solano C.C. (2005). He played his senior season
at Webber International University (NAIA) (2006)…2006 (Webber)
During his one season at WIU, B.J. played in 7 games, completing
110 passes for 719 yards, running 52 times for 118 yards, and
scoring 8 total touchdowns…2005 (Solano C.C.) transferred to
Solano C.C. in Fairfield, California…Finished with a 6-4 record…
Named First-Team All-Conference as a utility player (played QB,
WR, DB, KR and PR)… 2004 (Troy) Redshirt as a quarterback.
Personal: Bakial James Hall was born in Tampa but grew up in St.
Petersburg, Florida. He was a three sport athlete (track, baseball
and football) at Dixie Hollins H.S. His longtime girlfriend is Ashley
and he is the proud father of 2-year old Aleyah. B.J.’s parents are
Richard Hall and Carrie Pugh and his older brother is Tyrone Stanford.
He graduated from WIU with a criminal justice degree and
he trains in the off-season with CFL player Prechea Rodriguez.
B.J. enjoys listening to music and cooking in the off-season.
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QUARTERBACK
6’3”, 217 lbs. • Webber International
Born: January 27, 1985 • Tampa, Florida
1st Year Argo/1st Year CFL
Import
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JASON HARMON
RECEIVER
218 lbs. • Florida Atlantic
Born: January 27, 1987 • Newport News, Virginia
1st Year Argos / 1st Year CFL
Import
Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on June 1, 2011.
2010: Signed as a free agent with the Jacksonville Jaguars
(NFL)…Attended training camp with Jacksonville and released
on August 5.
College: Played four seasons at Florida Atlantic (2006-09)…
2009 2008 Redshirted after a spring knee surgery committed
to team by working in equipment room while rehabbing...2007
Earned First-Team All-Sun Belt…Named first team all-state
by the Miami Herald…Caught 63 passes for 825 yards and
5 TDs…Started New Orleans Bowl and recorded 7 receptions
for a total of 97 yards and one touchdown...2006 Played in
every game and recorded a reception in every game...Caught
12 passes for 26 yards and 2 touchdowns...2005 Played in 11
games and recorded seven tackles, including four solo tackles,
all on special teams.
Personal: Jason is the son of Mark Harmon and Mike & Darlene
Thornton. Jason was born in Virginia but grew up in Tampa,
Florida. He attended Riverview High School where he was a
three sport athlete in football, basketball and baseball). He was
a sociology major in college.

Acquired: Acquired by Toronto in a trade with the Winnipeg Blue
Bombers in exchange for the Argos’ first round pick, 4th overall,
(WR Jade Etienne) in the 2011 CFL Canadian Draft and a conditional
pick in the 2012 CFL Canadian Draft.
2010: Signed as a free agent with the Winnipeg Blue Bombers
on February 23…Dressed in 16 regular season games, with
11 starts, and missed the final two games of the season due to
injury…Started season as backup but promoted to starter when
Buck Pierce was injured…Set career-highs by completing 196 of
318 passes (61.6%) for 2,804 yards, LG 81, 19 TDs and just 7
INTs…Had an overall QB rating of 100.7…Carried 65 times for
452 yards and 4 TDs.
2009: Dressed in 18 games for the Roughriders as a backup QB
(behind Darian Durant)…Registered (4) four rushing touchdowns
and 102 yards on 24 carries…Completed 25 of 40 attempts
(62.5%) for 290 yards with one touchdown.
2008: Traded from Edmonton to Saskatchewan on February 8,
along with a second round draft pick (OL Jonathan St-Pierre) in
the 2008 CFL Canadian Draft, in exchange for DE Fred Perry…
Completed 42 of 61 passes for 533 yards, LG 55, 4 TDs and 6
INTs…Rushed 14 times for 114 yards…Earned first CFL start
vs. Edmonton (25/10/08) and completed 7 of 13 passes for 99
yards…Threw first CFL touchdown when he came off the bench
in week 2…Had his most productive game (27/07/08) against
Toronto when he completed 14 of 18 passes for 201 yards and
a TD.
STEVEN JYLES
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CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Passing Rushing
GP COMP ATT YDS PCT TD INT NO YDS TD
2006 EDM 18 6 11 48 54.5 0 0 3 7 1
2007 EDM 18 19 40 214 47.5 0 3 20 80 3
2008 SSK 18 42 61 533 68.9 4 6 14 114 0
2009 SSK 18 25 40 290 62.5 1 2 24 102 4
2010 WPG 16 196 318 2804 61.6 19 7 65 452 4
TOTALS 88 288 470 3889 61.3 24 18 126 755 12
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Passing Rushing
GP COMP ATT YDS PCT TD INT NO YDS TD
2008 SSK 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2009 SSK 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
GREY CUP STATISTICS
Passing Rushing
GP COMP ATT YDS PCT TD INT NO YDS TD
2009 SSK 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
6’1”, 218 lbs. • Louisiana at Monroe • Born: September 25, 1982 • Independence, Louisiana
1st Year Argos / 6th Year CFL • Import
2007: Dressed in 18 games behind Ricky Ray and backup Stefan
LeFors, as third string QB in his second year with Edmonton…
Entered two games completing 19 of 40 passes for 214 yards,
LG 32 and 3 INTs…Rushed 20 times for 80 yards and three TDs.
2006: Signed with Edmonton as a free agent…Dressed in 18
games as the third string quarterback behind starter Ricky Ray
and backup Stefan LeFors…Saw action in three games completing
6 of 11 passes for 48 yards, LG 13…Rushed 3 times for 7
yards and scored his first CFL touchdown (21/10/06) at Montreal.
College: Played four seasons at Louisiana-Monroe (2002-05)…
Graduated as the school’s all-time leading passer with his
name next to virtually every passing record…Named Sun Belt
Conference Player of the Year and Offensive Player of the Year,
while being selected First-Team All-Sun Belt squad as a senior…
Led the Sun Belt in total offence as a senior and became the
league’s all-time leading passer…Played in Magnolia Gridiron
All-Star Game where he was named MVP.
Personal: Steven lives in Louisiana in the off-season with his son
Dylon (3) and his wife Ashley. When he’s not training he enjoys
fishing and spending time with family. He’s a carpenter by trade
and puts his Construction Management degree to good use when
he’s at home. There, he usually works for his dad’s company performing
all kinds of major building carpentry work. When at home
Jyles can also be found at his old high school helping out young
players and throwing passes their way. Jyles’ cousin is Eskmos’
running back Daniel Porter.
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Acquired: Signed as free agent with Toronto on February 14, 2011.
2010: Signed as free agent with Jacksonville Jaguars April 24…
Waived by Jacksonville on September 4 as a final training camp
cut…Signed a practice roster agreement with the Calgary Stampeders
in October.
College: Played for the New Hampshire from (2006-09)…Fouryear
letterman at RB and returner...2009 Earned Second-Team
ALL-CAA at Running Back…Led the team in rushes in his senior
year with 168 catches for 780 yards, and 10 TDs...2008 Carried 99
times for 780 yards with 6 TDs... Led team with 20.4 avg. on 25
kickoff returns with a long of 59...15 receptions for 176 yards and
2 TDs…2007 Played in only nine games due to injury... Led UNH in
kick returns with 26.3 AVG…Carried 80 times for 380 yards and
4 TDs...2006 Top returning rusher with 115 carries for 584 yards,
and 5 TDs...Recorded 14 catches for 166 yards, and 2 TDs.
Personal: Charles Kackert (PRO: KAK-ERT) was nicknamed ‘Chad’
at a young age by his father, Craig Kackert. His mom is Bette
Kackert and his sister Jamie works in the not-for-profit sector.
Chad was a kinesiology/pedagogy major at New Hampshire
where he played football with the younger brother of Argos teammate
Alex Buzbee. Chad plays piano and enjoys listening to all
types of music. He also enjoys travel as he has driven his car
throughout most of North America this off-season.
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RUNNING BACK RECEIVER
CHAD KACKERT DJEMS KOUAME
201 lbs. • New Hampshire
Born: September 15, 1986 • Simi Valley, CAL
1st Year Argos/ 1st Year CFL
Import
6’1”, 185 lbs. • Montreal
Born: April 5, 1989 • Montreal, Quebec
1st Year Argos/1st Year CFL
Non-Import
Acquired: Selected by Toronto in the 3rd round (18th overall) in
the 2011 CFL Canadian Draft. The pick was originally acquired
from Hamilton in 2009 as a conditional pick, along with a 3rd
round choice in the 2010 CFL Canadian Draft and the negotiation
rights to DL Cory Mace in exchange for WR Arland Bruce
III. The 2010 third round choice eventually became WR Spencer
Watt (through a series of other trades involving the pick).
2011: Attended Duane Forde’s National Invitational Combine.
College: Played four years at the University of Montreal (2007-
2010) under Marc Santerre…Finished career with 644 yards
on 34 catches and 2 touchdowns in 24 games…Holds the record
at the University of Montreal for most catches in a playoff
game (9)…2010 Played in 9 games…caught 20 passes for
378 yards and 1 touchdown…Had 98 yards on 9 catches in
1 playoff game…2009 Played in 6 games…Had 8 catches for
151 yards…2008 Played in 7 games…Had 6 catches for 115
yards and one touchdown…2007 Played in 2 games.
Personal: Djems Kouame, pronounced GEMS KOO-AH-MEE,
was born in Montreal and moved to Ottawa when he was twoyears
old. He attended St. Patrick’s High School in Ottawa. His
mom is Miemouni and his dad is Aka and they immigrated to
Canada from the Ivory Coast in the early 1980s. Djems has
two older siblings; his brother, Malick, played football for the
Ottawa Sooners and his sister, Jugigh, lives in France. Djems
is a talented musician who can play piano, guitar and sing and
is working toward producing his own record. He volunteers his
time to a local Montreal community centre in the off-season
and enjoys basketball and spending time at the gym. Djems
was enrolled in the Arts & Sciences program at the University
of Montreal.

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Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on February 17, 2011.
2010: Tom Pate Award winner for excellence in the community
and on the football field…Started 18 games for Calgary at
safety…Made 15 DT, 2 ST tackles, 2 FF, 1 QB sack, 3 tackles for
a loss and 5 PKD…2010 Playoffs Dressed in Western Final loss to
Saskatchewan.
2009: Started 18 games for the Stampeders making 16 DT, 3 ST
tackles, 1 PKD, 1 QB sack, returned a fumble 11 yards and made
2 INTs for 1 yard…2009 Playoffs Started both playoff games for the
Stamps…Totalled 3 DT.
2008: Started 16 games for Calgary, missing two due to injury…
Led the Stamps with 4 INTs for 101 yards, LG 57 and 1 TD…The
touchdown was the first of his career (20/09/08) vs. Toronto…
He also had 2 recovered fumbles, 22 DT, 4 ST tackles and 6
PKDs…2008 Playoffs Started the Western Final and made 5 DT
in the win…2008 Grey Cup Started the championship game vs.
Montreal at Olympic Stadium and made 3 DT.
2007: Dressed in 15 games for the Stampeders…Made 2 DT and
6 ST tackles…2007 Playoffs Dressed in Western Semi-Final loss to
Saskatchewan and recorded no stats.
2006: Started 18 games for Calgary making 39 DTs and 9
ST tackles…Also had 2 PKDs and made 2 tackles for a loss
of 3 yards…2006 Playoffs Started Western Semi-Final loss to
Saskatchewan and made 3 DT.
2005: Traded back to Calgary, from Winnipeg, on October 5 in
exchange for DB Anthony Malbrough…Began the season with
WES LYSACK
6’1”, 203 lbs. • Manitoba • Born: March 3, 1978 • Winnipeg, Manitoba
1st Year Argos/ 9th Year CFL • Non-Import
2008
Winnipeg and started 14 games making a career-high 71 DT as
well as 4 PKD, 1 FF, 1 tackle for a loss, 1 fumble return and 1 INT…
Established a career-high, while playing with Winnipeg, making 11
DTs vs. Edmonton (15/07/05)…Dressed in 4 games for Calgary
and made 3 DT…2005 Playoffs Dressed in Western Semi-Final loss
to Edmonton but did not record a stat.
2004: Named a West Division All-Star at Safety…Spent most of
the season in Calgary before being traded to Winnipeg in late
September, along with FB Scott Regimbald and DE Joe Fleming,
for QB Khari Jones, FB Randy Bowles and a fourth round pick in
the 2006 CFL Canadian Draft (OL Riley Clayton)…Recorded first
career INT from Khari Jones vs. Winnipeg (07/08/04)…Started
14 games at Safety for Calgary and made 36 DT, 3 ST tackles,
made 4 INT for 50 yards, LG 24, forced one fumble and made one
fumble recovery…Following the trade he started three games for
Winnipeg making 8 DT, 1 PKD, 1 fumble recovery and 1 INT.
2003: Drafted by the Calgary Stampeders in the first round (5th
overall) in the CFL Canadian Draft…Pick was originally acquired
by the Stamps in the trade with the Saskatchewan Roughriders,
in exchange the Stampeders sent Saskatchewan players WR
Travis Moore and LB Chris Hoople…Recorded first career tackle
at Ottawa (01/07/03)…Dressed in 10 games and made 15 DT, 3
ST tackles, 1 PKD, and recovered one fumble.
College: Attended Rutgers University (2000-01) before transferring
to the University of Manitoba (2002)…2002 (Manitoba) Started all
games for the Bisons…2001 (Rutgers) Did not play football…2000
(Rutgers) Played 11 games in 2000 and recorded 10 tackles, two
interceptions, one blocked punt, one fumble return and one forced
fumble.
Personal: While in Calgary, Lysack was a spokesperson for the
Canadian Cancer Society and was heavily involved in the group’s
partnership with Stampeders football club. Specifically, he
worked closely on the PinkPower project and for Prostate Cancer
Awareness games.
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WES LYSACK
30 SAFETY
CFL REGULAR SEASON STATISTICS
Tackles QB Tkls Fumble Returns INT Returns
Sacks For Loss
GP DT ST TT PKD FF NO YDS NO YDS NO YDS LG TD NO YDS LG TD
2003 CGY 10 15 3 18 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2004a WPG 3 8 0 8 1 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 1 0 0 0
CGY 14 36 3 39 2 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 4 50 24 0
2005 WPG 14 71 0 71 4 1 0 0 1 1 1 0 0 0 1 61 61 0
CGY 4 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2006 CGY 18 39 9 48 2 0 0 0 2 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2007 CGY 15 2 6 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2008 CGY 16 22 4 26 6 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 0 0 4 101 57 0
2009 CGY 18 16 3 19 1 0 1 11 0 0 1 11 11 0 2 1 1 1
2010 CGY 18 15 2 17 5 2 1 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 130 227 30 257 22 4 2 11 6 4 7 11 11 0X 12 213 143 1
Blocked Kicks: 1 Punt with Calgary in 2009 Total Blocked Kicks: 1
a – West Division All-Star
CFL PLAYOFF STATISTICS
Tackles QB Tkls Fumble Returns INT Returns
Sacks For Loss
GP DT ST TT PKD FF NO YDS NO YDS NO YDS LG TD NO YDS LG TD
2005 CGY 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2006 CGY 1 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2007 CGY 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2008 CGY 1 2 0 2 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2009 CGY 2 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
2010 CGY 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 7 8 0 8 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
GREY CUP STATISTICS
Tackles QB Tkls Fumble Returns INT Returns
Sacks For Loss
GP DT ST TT PKD FF NO YDS NO YDS NO YDS LG TD NO YDS LG TD
2008 CGY 1 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
TOTALS 1 3 0 3 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0
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ARMANDO MURILLO
CORNERBACK
5’10”, 193 lbs. • Nebraska
Born: February 1, 1986 • Tampa, Florida
1st Year Argos / 1st Year CFL
Import
Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on May 27, 2011.
2010: Attended rookie camp with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
2009: Did not play football while recovering from leg injury.
College: Played with the Cornhuskers for two years (2007-08)
after transferring from Eastern Arizona Community College
(2005-06)... 2008 (Nebraska) Started the final 12 games of the
season…Led the team with 9 pass breakups…had five games
with 5 or more tackles, including a season-high 8 against San
Jose State…Had 14 pass knock downs…2007 (Nebraska)
Started all 12 games at cornerback…finished fourth on
the team in tackles with 71 stops, while his 43 solo tackles
ranked second…Tied for the team-lead with 11 passes
knocked down…2006 (Eastern Arizona CC) Made 30 tackles
and recorded 3 interceptions… 2005 (Eastern Arizona CC) Recorded
seven interceptions, including two that he returned for
touchdowns…Earned First-Team All-America honors from the
National Junior College Athletic Association…Ranked among
the nation’s top 40 junior college prospects by both Rivals.com
and SuperPrep Magazine.
Personal: Armando is the son of Facunda Arenas, and the
brother of Jeno, Marco, Michael and Javier. He attended Robinson
High School in Tampa, where he won the Golden Helmet
Award. His brother, Javier Arenas, is a cornerback and return
specialist for the Kansas City Chiefs, and his cousin is NBA star
Gilbert Arenas of the Orlando Magic. Armando graduated with
a sociology degree while at Nebraska. He splits his time in the
off-season between Kansas City and Tampa, enjoys watching
movies and listening to and recording music.
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Acquired: Selected by Toronto in the third round (22nd overall)
in the 2011 CFL Canadian Draft. The pick was originally acquired
by Toronto in 2008, from Saskatchewan, in exchange
for QB Michael Bishop.
2011: Attended CFL Evaluation Camp in March.
ALEXANDER ROBINSON
DEFENSIVE END
6’5”, 255 lbs. • Western Ontario
Born: October 11, 1989 • Vancouver, BC
1st Year Argos / 1st Year CFL
Non Import
College: Played four seasons at Western (2007-2010) under
Greg Marshall…CIS Second-Team All-Canadian, First-Team
OUA All-Star… Western made the Yates Cup in each of his
four seasons at the school…2010 Started 8 games for the
Yates Cup champion Mustangs…Named CIS Second-Team
All-Canadian and First-Team OUA All-Star…Recorded 37
tackles and 6 sacks…Earned CIS and OUA Defensive Player
of the Week after recording 12.5 tackles and 2.5 sacks vs.
Guelph...Won Western’s Defensive Lineman of the Year…2009
Played in 5 games…Recorded 10 tackles and 2 sacks helping
UWO reach the Yates Cup for the third consecutive year…2008
Freshman 2007 Redshirted.
Personal: Alexander “Zander” Robinson was a kinesiology major
at Western Ontario. He attended Vancouver College in his
hometown Vancouver, B.C. Zander’s sister, Jacqueline, plays
for the women’s volleyball team at UWO and his parents are
Patrick and Isabelle. He has two other siblings named Matthew
and Leigh. The avid soccer player lists his favourite
movie as Shawshank Redemption and his favourite show is
Trailer Park Boys.
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Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on June 1, 2011.
2011: Attended training camp with Tulsa…Released by the Talons
in February.
2010: Signed as a free agent with Tulsa Talons (AFL) in November.
College: Sammy played four seasons (2006-09) at Seton Hill
University after transferring from Edward Waters College…
Finished his career with 136 receptions for 1,896 yards and 18
touchdowns, 55 punt returns for 732 yards and 5 touchdowns,
and 124 kickoff returns for 2,752 yards and 2 touchdowns…
Holds multiple school records including single game receptions
(9), single game receiving yards (165), single season receiving
yards (865), single season receptions (63), career receptions
(136), and Sammy holds all school records for returns
(kick and punt)…2009 CDS Division II Preseason All-American
Team…2008 Co-Specialist of the Year by Don Hansen’s Football
Gazette, third All-American wide receiver on the Hansen squad,
Associated Press Little All-America Football Team as a third team
all-purpose honoree, First Team Daktronics, Inc. Division II All-
Super Region 1 Football Team, First Team All WVIAC…2007 All-
Conference honourable mention as a kick returner.
Personal: Sammy was born in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania where
he attended Martin Luther King H.S. While there he started at
Cornerback, Wide Receiver, and Kick/Punt returner, his sophomore
through senior years. Sammy’s favourite food is Mandarin
oranges, his favourite musician is Marvin Gaye, his favourite
movie is Bamboozled, and his favourite TV Show is Martin.
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SAMMY TRANKS
WIDE RECEIVER/
KICK RETURNER
6’1”, 235 lbs. • Maryland
Born: October 26, 1981 • Dayton, Ohio
1st Year Argos/1st Year CFL
Import
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DEMETRICE WEBB
CORNERBACK
5’11”, 190 lbs. • Florida
Born: December 8, 1984 • Jacksonville, Florida
1st Year Argos / 1st Year CFL
Import
Acquired: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on February 14,
2011.
2010: Signed as a free agent with the Jacksonville Sharks (AFL)
and played part of the season…Released by the Sharks to attend
a tryout with the Miami Dolphins (NFL).
2009: Signed as a free agent with Toronto on April 27…Attended
training camp with Toronto and released…Signed a practice
roster agreement with the Calgary Stampeders…Started one
game at DB on September 25 vs. B.C. and made 2 DT…Released
following the season.
2008: Recorded 40 tackles in first year with the Philadelphia Soul
(AFL)…Won ArenaBowl championship.
2007: Released by the Jacksonville Jaguars on September 1…
Signed with the Philadelphia Soul (AFL) as a free agent on December
11.
2006: Drafted by the Jacksonville Jaguars in the seventh round,
236th overall, in the 2006 NFL Draft….Signed a four-year contract
with the team on July 24…Played in 11 games with one
start…Recorded 17 tackles (13 solo), one interception and five
special teams tackles.
College: Two-year starter at Florida (2003-05)…Started 24 of
35 games and had career totals of 118 tackles (87 solo), five
tackles for loss, 24 passes deflected, three forced fumbles and
three blocked kicks...2005 Selected First-Team All-SEC by AP
and the NFL Draft Report….Named Second-Team All-SEC by the
coaches…Ranked 6th on the team with 46 tackles (34 solo) and
had one INT and blocked two kicks…Had two forced fumbles
and 13 passes deflected…2004 Started all 12 games…Saw the
most plays (924) of any Gator…Named team’s Most Outstanding
Defensive Back…Ranked fourth on the team with 61 tackles
(46 solo) and had five tackles for loss…Blocked a kick and had
three passes deflected…2003 Appeared in 11 games as a true
freshman mainly on special teams…Recorded 11 tackles (7
solo) with one forced fumble.
Personal: “Dee” Webb attended Ed White H.S. in Jacksonville,
Florida where he earned USA Today First-Team All-America honours,
Super Prep’s Defensive Player of the Year and was named
Florida Times-Union Player of the Year as a senior. He majored
in Anthropology at the University of Florida and resides in his
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Acquired: Signed as a free agent by Toronto on April 20, 2011.
2010: Played every game for the Tuskers and named Player of
the Week on multiple occasions…Played in championship game
loss vs. Las Vegas.
2009: Signed by the Florida Tuskers (UFL) August 17...Played all
games for the Tuskers recording 12 tackles, 2 QB sacks, 3 PKDs
and 2 FF…Added 4 tackles during the inaugural UFL championship…Played
in championship loss to Las Vegas.
2008: Did not play football.
CLAUDE WROTEN
DEFENSIVE TACKLE
295 lbs. • Louisiana State
Born: September 16, 1983 Bastrop, Louisiana
1st Year Argos / 1st Year CFL
Import
2007: Played in 11 games making 13 tackles and one sack for
St. Louis.
2006: Drafted by the St. Louis Rams in the third round (68th Overall)
of the NFL Draft...Played 15 games in his rookie year making
13 tackles, one sack and one forced fumble.
College: Played two seasons at LSU (2004-05) making 21 starts
in 25 games…Started college career at Mississippi Delta C.C.
(2002-03)…2005 (LSU) Named First-Team All-America by Collegefootballnews.com
and Second-Team All-America by The
Sporting News…Played 13 games with 12 starts and finished
with 49 tackles...Made 10.5 tackles for losses and six sacks…
and compiled 22.5 tackles for losses and 12 sacks... 2004 (LSU)
Transferred to LSU earning First-Team All-SEC honours from
Collegefootballnews.com and Second-Team All-SEC awards
from the Associated Press and the SEC coaches…Played in all
12 games with nine starts and recorded 44 tackles, 12 tackles
for losses and 6 QB sacks…Earned First-Team All-SEC honours
from the SEC coaches and the Associated Press as a senior in
2002-03 (Mississippi Delta) Began career at Mississippi Delta
Community College…Made 53 tackles, 15 QB sacks, 3 FF, 2
fumble recoveries before transferring to LSU…Named one of the
top 10 junior college prospects in the nation.
Personal: Claude played football at Bastrop H.S. in his hometown
of Bastrop, Louisiana. He still lives in Bastrop and occasionally
returns to his high school to speak to the football team. He was a
general studies major at LSU and spends most of his spare time
training. Claude also enjoys watching movies, listening to music
and playing video games.
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2010 TORONTO ARGONAUTS
PLAYER NO. POS. HT. WT. D.O.B. COLLEGE
* Abrams, Joshua 8 DB 6 198 18-Jan-86 Ohio
Alexandre, Gregory 75 DT 6.02 270 31-May-85 Montreal
* Bell, Dalton 12 QB 6.03 215 9-Mar-83 West Texas A&M
Black, Matt 39 DB 5.09 189 1-Mar-85 Saginaw Valley State
Black, Tristan 51 LB 6.03 232 8-Apr-84 Wayne State
* Boldin, D.J. 87 WR 5.11 216 20-Jun-86 Wake Forest
* Boyd, Cory 3 RB 6.02 218 6-Aug-85 South Carolina
* Bradwell, Chris 93 DT 6.04 285 17-Dec-83 Troy
Bradwell, Mike 88 WR 6.04 201 11-Jul-86 McMaster
* Buzbee, Alex 96 DE 6.04 266 27-Nov-84 Georgetown
* Cannon, Anthony 45 LB 5.11 228 25-Dec-84 Tulane
* Clement, Nick 27 DB 6 196 23-Mar-88 North Carolina A&T
* Copeland, Jeremaine 80 SB 6.02 205 19-Feb-77 Tennessee
* Coughman, Edawn 62 OL 6.04 309 21-Jul-88 Shaw
Crawford, Bryan 40 RB 5.1 208 18-Feb-82 Queen’s
Durie, Andre 32 RB/SB 5.1 197 27-Jul-81 York
Eiben, Kevin 35 LB 6.01 216 28-Sep-79 Bucknell
Eppele, Joe 59 OL 6.07 302 8-Dec-87 Washington State
* Flemons, Ronald 99 DE 6.06 269 20-Oct-79 Texas A&M
Foley, Ricky 95 DE 6.03 247 9-Jun-82 York
Gagne-Marcoux, Cedric 61 OG 6.03 295 27-Sep-82 Central Florida
* Hall, B.J. 19 QB 6.03 217 27-Jan-85 Webber International
* Harmon, Jason 86 WR 6.03 218 27-Jan-87 Florida Atlantic
* Huntley, Kevin 94 DT 6.08 293 8-Apr-82 Kansas State
* Ishola, Ben 91 DE 6.03 242 3-Jun-80 Indiana
Johnson, Jeff 33 FB 5.1 218 28-Feb-77 York
* Jyles, Steven 9 QB 6.01 218 25-Sep-82 Louisiana Monroe
* Kackert, Chad 44 RB 5.08 201 15-Sep-86 New Hampshire
Keeping, Jeff 67 OL 6.06 302 19-Jul-82 Western Ontario
Kouame, Djems 71 WR 6.01 185 5-Apr-89 Montreal
* Kuale, Ejiro 5 LB 6.02 229 22-Jun-83 Louisiana State
* Lemon, Cleo 1 QB 6.03 218 16-Aug-79 Arkansas State
Lysack, Wes 30 S 6.01 203 3-Mar-78 Manitoba
* McCollough, Evan 24 DB 5.1 196 2-Sep-87 James Madison
* Murillo, Armando 43 CB 5.1 193 1-Feb-86 Nebraska
* Murphy, Rob 56 OT 6.06 318 18-Jan-77 Ohio State
* Owens, Chad 2 WR/KR 5.08 180 3-Apr-82 Hawaii
* Parker, Byron 28 CB 6 220 7-Mar-81 Tulane
Picard, Dominic 64 OC 6.02 301 22-Jun-82 Laval
* Pile, Willie 10 S 6.03 210 25-May-80 Virginia Tech
Pottinger, Jason 46 LB 6.02 228 29-Jun-83 McMaster
Prefontaine, Noel 7 P/K 6 206 23-Dec-73 San Diego State
Rempel, Chad 82 SB 6.03 224 23-May-82 Saskatchewan
* Rideau, Brandon 16 SB 6.04 211 18-Oct-82 Kansas
Robertson, Taylor 65 OG 6.06 317 8-Sep-80 Central Florida
Robinson, Alexander 68 DL 6.05 255 11-Oct-89 Western Ontario
Shaw, Grant 13 P/K 6.03 218 3-Aug-84 Saskatchewan
* Shell, Lin-J 21 DB 6 202 22-Oct-81 Jacksonville
* Smalls, Sean 25 CB 6.01 216 20-Apr-87 Massachusetts
St-Pierre, Jonathan 66 OL 6.04 305 15-Sep-83 Illinois State
* Tranks, Sammy 84 WR/KR 6 186 14-Dec-86 Seton Hill
* Unertl, Jeremy 37 LB 6.02 216 15-Nov-78 Wisconsin-La Crosse
Van Zeyl, Chris 54 OT 6.06 310 4-Sep-83 McMaster
Watt, Spencer 89 WR 6 189 15-Dec-88 Simon Fraser
* Webb, Dee 15 DB 5.11 190 8-Dec-84 Florida
* Wroten, Claude 97 DT 6.02 295 16-Sep-83 Louisiana State
* Younger, Jordan 26 LB 5.11 210 24-Jan-78 Connecticut
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ALPHABETICAL ROSTER

GAME PARTICIPATION
NAME GS GP
Abrams, Joshua* 1 4
Aldridge, Anthony* 1 2
Armstrong, Calvin* 0 1
Bacheyie, Tang 10 10
Bell, Dalton* 1 18
Belli, Adriano 4 6
Black, Matt 0 13
Black, Tristan 0 9
Boatman, Shannon* 5 5
Boreham, Jamie 14 14
Boyd, Cory* 15 15
Bradwell, Mike 4 18
Brannagan, Danny 0 2
Buzbee, Alex* 18 18
Christian, Ryan* 10 10
Clarke, Delroy 0 7
Copeland, Jeremaine* 14 14
Crawford, Bryan 0 16
Davis, Adrian 1 7
Dorsey, Ken* 0 17
Durie, Andre 18 18
Eiben, Kevin 18 18
Eppele, Joe 1 7
Flemons, Ronald* 18 18
Fontaine, Raymond 0 6
Foley, Ricky 5 8
Gagne-Marcoux, Cedric 15 15
Godding, Keith 0 4
Grant, Michael* 2 6
Huntley, Kevin* 14 14
Ishola, Ben* 0 3
Joe, Leon* 0 2
Johnson, Jeff 17 17
Jones, Kyle 0 1
Joseph, Sammy* 3 3
Keeping, Jeff 3 13
Kuale, Ejiro* 0 15
Legare, Etienne 0 8
Lemon, Cleo* 17 17
Lucas, Chad* 5 5
McCollough, Evan* 16 17
McNeal, Reggie* 7 7
Medlock, Justin* 4 4
2010 REGULAR SEASON
Middlebrooks, Willie* 15 15
Murphy, Rob* 16 16
Owens, Chad* 17 17
Parker, Byron* 15 15
Picard, Dominic 18 18
Pile, Willie* 18 18
Pottinger, Jason 18 18
Prefontaine, Noel 5 5
Quinney, Peter 1 10
Rempel, Chad 18 18
Rideau, Brandon* 10 12
Robertson, Taylor 18 18
Robinson, James* 9 10
Shaw, Grant 11 18
Shell, Lin-J* 18 18
Smalls, Sean* 1 1
Stewart, Broderick* 0 4
St-Pierre, Jonathan 0 17
Taylor, Eric* 13 13
Unertl, Jeremy* 0 12
Van Zeyl, Chris 14 14
Watt, Spencer 1 11
Webb, Jeff* 4 4
Wright, Dwayne* 1 4
Younger, Jordan*
* - Import
17 17
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ARGOS ALL-TIME DRAFT LIST
2011
Tyler Holmes, OL, Tulsa
Djems Kouame, WR, Montreal
Alexander Robinson, DL, Western Ontario
Jedd Gardner, WR, Guelph
Gregory Alexandre, DL, Montreal
Julian Feoli Gudino, WR, Laval
Michael Knill, OL, Wilfrid Laurier
2010
Joe Eppele, OT, Washington State
Cory Greenwood, LB, Concordia
Grant Shaw, DB/K, Saskatchewan
Spencer Watt, WR, SFU
Joel Reinders, OL, Waterloo
Steven Turner, WR/KR, Bishop’s
Mike Warner, OL, Waterloo
Nasser Jamal, OL, Louisiana-Lafayette
Conor Elliott, LB/LS, Western Ontario
2009
Etienne Legare, DL, Laval
Matt Lambros, WR, Liberty
James Green, LB, Calgary
Zach Pollari, OL, Western Ontario
Gordon Sawler, OG, St. Frances Xavier
Anthony Deslauriers, DB, Simon Fraser
Brad Crawford, DB Guelph
2008
Mike Bradwell, WR, McMaster
Jean-Nicolas Carriere, DE, McGill
Delroy Clarke, DB, Ottawa
Richard Zulys, OL, Western Ontario
Mark Dewit, C, Calgary
Tyler Scott, WR, Western Ontario
Matt Black, DB, Saginaw Valley
2007
Eric Maranda, LB, Laval
Steve Schmidt, TE, San Diego State
Sean Simms, DT, York
Brad Smith, WR, Queen’s
2006
Daniel Federkeil, DL, Calgary
Leron Mitchell, CB, Western Ontario
Aaron Wagner, LB, Brigham Young
Obed Cetoute, WR, Cent. Michigan
Brian Ramsay, OT, New Mexico
Clifton Dawson, RB, Harvard
2005
Nick Kaczur, OL, Toledo
Raymond Fontaine, LB, Kentucky
Philippe Audet, DL, Laval
Jeff Keeping, OT, Western
Riall Johnson, DE, Stanford*
Tye Smith, OL, Manitoba
Bryan Crawford, RB, Queen’s
Ian Forde, WR, Waterloo
2004
Mark Moroz, OL, Wake Forest
Jean-Frederic Tremblay, WR, Laval
Frank Hoffmann, OL, York
Mike Mahoney, LB, McGill
Brendan Mahoney, SB, SFU
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PAST 23 YEARS
2003
Ray Mariuz, LB, McMaster
Derrick Fury, DB, Mt. Allison
Michael Palmer, WR, Guelph
2002
Cory Annett, OL, Eastern Michigan
Robin Tremblay, DE, Houston
Rob Stewart, DL, Manitoba
Alexis Sanschagrin, DB, Western
Marvin Brereton, TE, Buffalo
Chuck Walsh, LB, Waterloo
Sean Spender, LB, Guelph
Jarel Cockburn, WR, Columbia
Darryl Ray, WR, Ottawa
Travis Matlock, OL, North Texas*
2001
Angus Reid, OL, Simon Fraser
Kevin Eiben, S, Bucknell
Andre Talbot, WR, Wilfrid Laurier
Jermaine Romans, DB, Acadia
Matt McKnight, S, Waterloo
2000
Donovan Carter, S, Northern Illinois
Richard Clark, WR, Weber State
Carson Souter, K, Montana State
Benoit Meloche, LB, Laval
Kojo Millington, DE, Wilfrid Laurier
Brad Coutts, WR, UBC
Jean Posy-Audette, DB, Laval
1999
David De La Perralle, OT, Kentucky
Wayne Shaw, DB, Kent State
J.P. Darche, LB, McGill
Andre Trudel, OL, Laval
Glynn Hall, SB, St. Mary’s
1998
Dave Miller-Johnston, K/P, Concordia
Roger Dunbrack, DE, Western Ontario
Jermaine Brown, RB, Winona State
Brian Mlachak, K/P, Calgary
Eric Shilts, WR, Toronto
Bill Mitoulas, LB, Notre Dame
Noel Prefontaine, K/P, San Diego State*
1997
Chad Folk, C, Utah State
Matt Debuc, SB, Texas Tech
Steve Salter, OL, Ottawa
Aldi Henry, CB, Michigan State
Dave Mudge, OT, Michigan State
Jayson Hansen, OL, Texas Tech
Mark Giardetti, DE, Evangel College
Kris Kershaw, QB, Salisbury State
1996
Kelly Wiltshire, DB, James Madison
L.J. Eiben, WR, Humbolt State
Tshimanga Biakabutuka, RB, Michigan
Craig Poole, WR, Windsor
1995
Mark Montreuil, DB, Concordia
Sheldon Benoit, LB, W. Kentucky
Frank Jones, WR, Missouri
Sean Ralph, RB, Ottawa
John Raposo, DE, Toronto
Michael Carr, DT, Princeton
1994
Claudio Bertone, FB, Lehigh
Mike Campbell, OT, Idaho State
Dave Irwin, WR, Guelph
Jamie Bennett, DT, Fresno State
Norm Casola, WR, Windsor
1993
Brian McCurdy, DB, N. Arizona
Jerrold Johnson, FB, Azusa Pacific
George Nimako, DB, Liberty
Dean Stewart, RB, Mansfield
Frank Jagas, PK, Western Ontario
Dave Scandiffio, OL, Toronto
1992
Marc Dube, LB, Maine
Chris Hugnes, DL, Hayward
Chris Wilson, LB, Bishop’s
Tim Bisci, DB, Wilfrid Laurier
Jason Schwabe, WR, Mayville State
Hugh Lawson, DL, Wilfrid Laurier
1991
J.P. Izquierdo, RB, Calgary
Chris Green, OT, Ottawa
Dave Giacomazzo, OG, Boise State
Mitch Brown, RB, Eastern Michigan
Tony Clarke, LB, Ottawa
Steve Roest, DL, Toronto
Stefan Soulieres, OG, New Haven
Rocky Hanson, S, Dickinson State
1990
Jock Climie, WR, Queen’s
John Yule, LB, Manitoba
Dave Van Belleghem, DB, Calgary
Bill Madden, LB, Wilfrid Laurier
Gerry Ifill, RB, McGill
Richard MacLean, OT, St. Mary’s
Marco Arbour, LB, Ottawa
1989
Mike Campbell, DT, Slippery Rock
Craig Keller, SB, UBC
Dave Kinzie, DE, Bowling Green
Mike Cote, OT, Colgate
Derrick Joseph, DT, Bishop’s
Roger Dietrich, DT, Simon Fraser
Brian Beckles, C, Wilfrid Laurier
Dave Harr, LB, Carleton
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