Saskatchewan Roughriders and Calgary Stampeders Injury Report

Saskatchewan Roughriders and Calgary Stampeders

The Saskatchewan Roughriders and the Calgary Stampeders released their final injury reports ahead of Saturday night’s game at 7 pm on CFL+. Subscribe to Fubo to watch all of the 2023 CFL Season. Purchase CFL tickets today on StubHub and Viagogo.

The Roughriders will miss several starters including running back Frankie Hickson (shoulder), wide receiver Juwan Brescacin (shoulder), defensive linemen Nicholas Dheilly (head) and DeMarcus Christmas (knee), and defensive backs Jayden Dalke (back) and Rodney Clemons (ankle). Saskatchewan offensive lineman Peter Godber (illness) is a game-time decision.

Calgary will be without wide receivers Reggie Begelton (rib) and Tyson Middlemost (hamstring), and offensive lineman Hugh Thornton (ankle). On defense, the Stampeders take a hit in the secondary with Nick Statz (foot), Shaquille St-Lot (hamstring), Titus Wall (hamstring), and Julian Charles (knee) are out for the game.

Saskatchewan Roughriders

PositionPlayerInjuryStatus
RBFrankie HicksonShoulderOut
FBAlbert AwachieHamstringOut
WRJuwan BrescacinShoulderOut
OLPeter GodberIllnessGTD
DLMiles BrownHealthy ScratchIn
DLNicholas DheillyHeadOut
DLLake Korte-MooreHamstringIn
DLAnthony Lanier IIFootIn
DLDeMarcus ChristmasKneeOut
LBDerrick MoncriefShoulderIn
DBNic MarshallShoulderIn
DBRolan MilliganBackIn
DBJayden DalkeBackOut
DBRodney ClemonsAnkleOut
PKaare VedvikHipOut

Calgary Stampeders

PositionPlayerInjuryStatus
WRMalik HenryKneeIn
WRRysen JohnHealthy ScratchIn
WRReggie BegeltonRibOut
WRTyson MiddlemostHamstringOut
OLJamal CampbellHealthy ScratchOut
OLHugh ThorntonAnkleOut
DLJames VaughtersLower LegIn
DBNatrell JamersonKneeIn
DBNick StatzFootOut
DBShaquille St-LotHamstringOut
DBTitus WallHamstringOut
DBJulian CharlesKneeOut

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