
Tyler Snead is also making his first CFL start. He played for East Carolina where he scored 18 receiving touchdowns, 2 kick return touchdowns, a rushing touchdown, 2 kick return touchdowns, and even 3 passing touchdowns over his 37 games played. He was a player for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2022 until his release following the preseason.
#94 Mustafa Johnson, DT
Leads the team in sacks with 2.
#12 Najee Murray, DB
Leads the team in tackles. Played the first 2 games at linebacker and the last game as a defensive back.
Usher had his first sack of the season last week against Winnipeg. Montreal will need a big day from him.
#26 Tyrice Beverette, LB
Had 5 tackles last week and is tied for 2nd on the team in tackles on the season so far with 13. Was asked to fill a big role last week with Avery Williams out and Najee Murray being moved from linebacker to defensive back due to injuries and he performed well in the game.
Montreal Alouettes Injury Report/Game Status:
Ciante Evans missed last week due to a leg injury. He is listed as questionable this week. He still leads the team in interceptions with 3.
Avery William
s will return to middle linebacker after missing last week due to an upper-body injury and Dionte Ruffin will be back at defensive back after missing time due to a lower-body injury.Philippe Gagnon is listed as out. Gagnon started at left guard last week. He was listed to have the 7th highest pass-blocking grade last week by Pro Football Focus. Pier-Olivier Lestage will return to the starting lineup after he missed last week due to injury.
Depth Charts:

Score Prediction:
Cody Fajardo has played very well at quarterback for Montreal but he has shown a tendency to overly target just 2 receivers. Austin Mack and Kaion Julien-Grant have been very good this season for Montreal but if Fajardo does not spread the ball around to the other receivers and Montreal does not commit to establishing the run again then I don’t see the offensive performance being good enough to beat a BC defense. Montreal’s offense so far has looked good, but it’s also been predictable. Montreal is bringing in 2 exciting rookie receivers for this game. If Fajardo spreads the ball around better this will be a very close game.
I predict BC
to win 24-27 in overtime.You might also like:
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