Calgary Stampeders make seven roster changes against Redblacks
The Calgary Stampeders have announced seven roster changes ahead of their game against the Ottawa Redblacks, including several injury-related replacements. Key players like Dedrick Mills and Dejon Brissett have been moved to the injured list, while others like Tevin Jones and Zy Alexander return to the lineup.
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The Calgary Stampeders have made seven changes to their active roster for Saturday’s game against the Ottawa Redblacks. The team released its official depth chart on Friday morning.
Deonta McMahon will start at running back in place of Dedrick Mills, who has been placed on the six-game injured list with a hip injury.
McMahon signed with the Stampeders in February following his release from the Toronto Argonauts. He spent three seasons with the Double Blue, recording 578 rushing yards, 58 receptions for 431 yards, eight punt returns for 61 yards, 33 kickoff returns for 687 yards, and nine touchdowns. This will be his Stampeders debut.
Mills started each of Calgary’s first 13 regular-season games, rushing for 943 yards, making 28 catches for 235 yards, and scoring six touchdowns.
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