Toronto Argonauts make 15 roster changes against Alouettes
The Toronto Argonauts have overhauled their roster for their final game against the Montreal Alouettes, including starting rookie Tucker Horn at quarterback. The team is making these changes despite having no remaining stakes in the East Division standings.
Why it matters
Roster experimentation in low-stakes games allows teams to evaluate depth and future talent for upcoming seasons.
With nothing left to play for in the East Division standings, the Toronto Argonauts have overhauled their roster for Friday night’s game against the Montreal Alouettes. The team issued its official depth chart on Thursday morning.
Tucker Horn will start at quarterback. The 26-year-old saw limited playing time as a rookie in 2025, completing 61.5 percent of his passes for 53 yards and one interception. This will be his first career CFL start, and his first action of 2026.
The six-foot-one, 195-pound passer played five collegiate seasons at Trinity University, an NCAA Division III school located in Texas. Horn completed 67.7 percent of his passes for 8,996 yards, 97 touchdowns, and 17 interceptions over 42 games, finishing his tenure as the school’s all-time leader in completion percentage and QB efficiency rating. He also ranks third in total touchdowns, passing yards, completions, and attempts.
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