The training camp, and two pre season games has brought the start of the CFL regular season that much closer, and the Saskatchewan Roughriders had to make their cuts to get the roster down to the required number before the trip to Edmonton to open the season.
This morning, all of the roster moves were announced:
ADDED TO THE PRACTICE ROSTER:
- American defensive lineman Christian Albright
- American linebacker T.J. Brunson
- American defensive back Rodney Clemons
- American offensive lineman Brandon Council
- National linebacker Matt Dean
- National offensive lineman Zack Fry
- American wide receiver Kalija Lipscomb
- American defensive lineman Cody Roscoe
- Global linebacker Lukas Ruoss
- American wide receiver Kendall Watson
- American defensive back Deontai Williams
RETURNING TO SCHOOL (SUSPENDED)
- National offensive lineman Evan Floren
- National fullback Morgan Runge
- National linebacker Nick Thomas
SIGNED
- American offensive lineman Colin Kelly
RELEASED
- National offensive lineman Diego Alatorre Montoya
- American defensive lineman Stefen Banks
- American offensive lineman Adonis Boone
- American wide receiver Keith Corbin III
- American running back B.J. Emmons
- American linebacker Kyrei Fisher-Morris
- American defensive lineman Jerry Garner Jr.
- American linebacker Kolby Harvell-Peel
- American running back Javian Hawkins
- American linebacker Ryan Henry
- American defensive back Devin Jones
- National running back Kienan LaFrance
- American wide receiver Isaiah McKoy
- American defensive lineman Keshaun Moore
- American defensive back Leon O’Neal Jr.
- National defensive back Kosi Onyeka
- American offensive lineman Phil Saleh
- American wide receiver Randy Satterfield
- American offensive lineman Tre’Mond Shorts
- American running back Rodney Smith
- National kicker David Solie
- American defensive back La’Andre Thomas
As for the newest signee, American offensive linemen Colin Kelly, he was recently in mini-camp with the NFL’s New Orleans Saints. He played in the XFL this past season with the Seattle Sea Dragons, where he was named an all-star. He has plenty of CFL experience as well, starting 50 games with the Edmonton Elks between 2017 and 2022, before being traded to the Tiger-Cats early last season.
The Riders open up the 2023 CFL Season Sunday June 11th in Edmonton. 620CKRM will have full coverage, starting with “Countdown to Kick-off” at 2:00 pm.
