With just two weeks left until the draft, Ottawa chooses to add two more coaches to their staff. Who are they? What is their background, and what do they bring to this staff?
"Duck" Devlin Hodges has retired from professional football. After starting his own podcast back in late March, Hodges has decided to retire and head into his post playing career.
Paul LaPolice is headed into year 3, and his second season with Ottawa as the head coach. Currently he has just 3 wins under his belt as their head coach. Is he the right man to revive the team in 2022 and beyond?
Defensive End/Linebacker Vic Beasley was once an 8th overall pick in the NFL. He was able to appear in a Super Bowl, Pro-Bowl, and go on to be named First Team All-Pro in year 2. Then his career quickly fell apart over the next 4 seasons. He now finds himself gauging interest at the CFL level to continue playing football.
Canada's own Michael Hoecht once drafted by the Ottawa Redblacks, is appearing in the Super Bowl as a depth piece on the Los Angeles Rams.
The Montreal Allouettes may have focused on resigning their own players but that didn't stop other teams from signing the key guys who had not signed extensions. In this article I dive into the players the Allouettes lost, and who they brought in to replace them.
day since the legal communication period began we have been getting announcements about players signed. The last few days have been no different.
There is versatile, and there is the type of rare player that Jackson Bennett is. In college he saw time at linebacker, cornerback, safety and running back, as well as special teams on kick and punt returns as well as coverage units…In short if he is asked to do it, he will.
The Ottawa Redblacks released DB Brandin Dandridge to pursue other opportunities following a very strong 2021 season. Now Dandridge marks the second player Ottawa has lost to the NFL. Having lost return specialist and wide receiver Devonte Dedmon to the Miami Dolphins.
