Abdul Kanneh, Avery Williams and Brady Oliveira named CFL Top Performers
TORONTO (August 10, 2021) — Abdul Kanneh, Avery Williams, and Brady Oliveira were named the CFL Top Performers of the Week for Week 1 of the CFL’s 2021 season.
The three players were chosen by a panel of judges comprised of former CFL players Matt Dunigan and Duane Forde of TSN, as well as Pierre Vercheval of RDS, who independently send their selections to the CFL head office.
DB | ABDUL KANNEH | OTTAWA REDBLACKS
Ottawa REDBLACKS’ Abdul Kanneh played a vital role in the teams’ 16-12 victory over the Edmonton Elks.
With Ottawa trailing by three points in the fourth quarter, Trevor Harris attempted to find Ross for a short gain. Ross bobbled the catch, allowing Kanneh to snatch the football and return it all the way for a 102-yard pick-six, which gave Ottawa their first and only lead of the game. It also marked his first-career touchdown in the CFL.
To add to the prolific night, Kanneh made the game-saving tackle to end the contest on the one-yard line.
The New Mexico Highlands product registered six tackles in the game as well. With his two interceptions, Kanneh now has 16 during his seven-year career in the league.
In his first-career start playing for his hometown team, Brady Oliveira had a night to remember on opening night.
In the Blue Bombers’ 19-6 win over the Tiger-Cats, Oliveira rushed the ball 22 times for league-high 126 yards in Week 1. The North Dakota product added a reception for 21 yards.
In his third-career game Oliveira had four rushes of 10+ yards and averaged 5.7 yards per carry.
The Bombers selected Oliveira in the second round, 14th overall, in the 2019 CFL Draft and the Winnipeg product earned a spot on the opening-day roster. Unfortunately, his 2019 season came to an end a week later in the Bombers home opener when he suffered a season-ending leg injury.
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