Since joining the Saskatchewan Roughriders in 2023. Quarterback Trevor Harris has made a remarkable impact.
His blend of veteran experience and pinpoint accuracy. Has fueled the team’s resurgence. Moreover, his standout performances in 2024 and 2025 are cementing his place among the franchise’s legendary quarterbacks.
Passing Yards and Touchdowns: Trevor Harris Climbing the Charts
Trevor Harris has steadily built his career totals. He now holds 33,148 passing yards and 180 touchdowns through 2024. Consequently, he ranks 16th and 20th all-time. Within the Roughriders’ records, Harris has surpassed icons like Darian Durant and Kent Austin in passing yards. However, Ron Lancaster, the franchise’s all-time leader, remains far ahead. Although Harris trails Lancaster’s totals. His rapid climb in just three seasons highlights his productivity. Additionally, his touchdown numbers continue to grow. Showcasing his consistency.
Efficiency: A Precision Powerhouse
Harris’s efficiency sets him apart. Entering the 2024 season his career completion percentage of 70.6% ranks first in CFL history. In 2024, he set a Roughriders single-season record with 72.4% accuracy. Furthermore, his 108.4 quarterback efficiency rating topped the league. In 2025, he continued dominating, posting a 118.0 rating through Week 7. As a result, his precision places him among the Roughriders’ most efficient quarterbacks ever.
Grey Cup Contributions: Trevor Harris Championship Experience
While Harris has not won a Grey Cup as a starter. Nevertheless, he boasts two rings as a backup with Toronto in 2012 and Ottawa in 2016. These achievements highlight his role in winning teams. In contrast, legends like Lancaster and Austin won as starters. Still, Harris aims to change that. He was also the Ottawa starting QB in the 2018 Grey Cup. Consequently, his championship pedigree fuels hope for a Roughriders title.
Recent Performance: A Dominant Force
In 2024, Harris shined despite missing six games due to injury. He threw for 3,264 yards and 20 touchdowns in 11 starts. As a result, he earned the West Division All-CFL quarterback honor. Additionally, he led the Roughriders to the playoffs. Throwing 274 yards and a touchdown in the western semi-final win against BC. So far in 2025, Harris keeps excelling. He earned the CFL’s top offensive player award for July. Notably, his 395-yard, three-touchdown game against B.C. on July 19 stood out. Moreover, his franchise-record 561 passing yards over two consecutive halves in 2025. Shows his elite skill at age 39.
Playoff Success: Record-Breaking Brilliance
Harris’s playoff performances add to his legacy. In 2018 with Ottawa, he set CFL single-game playoff records. He threw six touchdown passes and completed 90.6% of his passes (29-for-32) against Hamilton. These feats highlight his clutch ability. Furthermore, his 4-6 postseason record includes 3,382 yards and 16 touchdowns across 10 starts. In 2024, he threw 562 yards over two playoff games. Consequently, he matches the big-game prowess of Roughriders greats like Lancaster.
Conclusion: Trevor Harris' Legacy Is Taking Shape
While he trails Lancaster in yards and touchdowns. Harris has surpassed Durant and Austin in key stats. Moreover, his two Grey Cup rings as a backup and playoff records add depth to his resume. If he can lead the Roughriders to the 2025 Grey Cup. His legacy will grow.
