Alexander breaks CFL record for most consecutive passes without interception as Als down Stampeders
Montreal Alouettes quarterback Davis Alexander set a new CFL record for consecutive pass attempts without an interception during a 38-32 victory over the Calgary Stampeders. The win marks Montreal's sixth consecutive victory to start the season, while Calgary continues to struggle in close-game scenarios.
Why it matters
The performance highlights a significant milestone in Canadian professional football and underscores the Alouettes' dominance in the current CFL season.
CALGARY — A CFL record for quarterback Davis Alexander and another Calgary Stampeders comeback that fell short were the themes of the Montreal Alouettes’ 38-32 win on Saturday.
Alexander set a league record for consecutive pass attempts without an interception with 336 dating back to July 2025, and surpassed Darian Durant’s mark of 323.
“Great coaching, great play calls, great execution, great protection,” was Alexander’s summation of his record. “Just knowing what you’re supposed to do every single day, day in and day out.”
Despite a suspect left hamstring, the Alouettes quarterback completed 25 of 32 passes for 402 yards and three touchdowns, and threw for more than 300 yards for a sixth straight game to start this season.
Montreal (5-1) downed Calgary a second straight game after beating the Stampeders 37-30 at home a week earlier.
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