Ottawa Redblacks and B.C. Lions Injury Report

Ottawa Redblacks and B.C. Lions
Ottawa Redblacks and B.C. Lions

The Ottawa Redblacks and B.C. Lions released their final injury reports ahead of Saturday’s Touchdown Pacific game from Royal Athletic Park at 7 pm on TSN and CFL+. Subscribe to Fubo to watch all of the 2024 CFL Season. Purchase CFL tickets today on StubHub and Viagogo.

Ottawa will not have quarterback Tyrie Adams (Healthy Scratch), wide receivers Jaelon Acklin (Head) and Bralon Addison (Hand), offensive lineman Dontae Bull (Healthy Scratch), and linebackers Lucas Cormier (Foot) and Jovan Santos-Knox (Knee).

In the lineup offensive lineman Dariusz Bladek (Elbow), and defensive linemen Nigel Romick (Hamstring) and Bryce Carter).

Ottawa Redblacks

PositionPlayerInjuryStatus
QBTyrie AdamsHealthy ScratchOut
WRJaelon AcklinHeadOut
WRBralon AddisonHandOut
OLDontae BullHealthy ScratchOut
OLDariusz BladekElbowIn
DLNigel RomickHamstringIn
DLBryce CarterShoulderIn
LBLucas CormierFootOut
LBJovan Santos-KnoxKneeOut

B.C. will play without offensive linemen Chris Schleuger (Knee), Andrew Peirson (Heathy Scratch), and Anu Una (Knee), defensive linemen Joshua Archibald (Shoulder), Francis Bemiy Jr. (Knee), and Tibo Debaillie (Lower Back), linebacker Ben Hladik (Calf) and defensive backs Christophe Beaulieu (Ankle) and Jordan Perryman (Hamstring).

B.C. quarterback Vernon Adams Jr. (Knee) will dress for the game as a third-string quarterback. In addition, defensive lineman Mathieu Betts makes his return to the starting lineup.

B.C. Lions

PositionPlayerInjuryStatus
QBVernon Adams Jr.KneeIn
OLChris SchleugerKneeOut
OLAndrew PeirsonHealthy ScratchOut
OLAnu UnaKneeOut
DLJoshua ArchibaldShoulderOut
DLFrancis Bemiy Jr.KneeOut
DLTibo DebaillieLower BackOut
LBBen HladikCalfOut
DBChristophe BeaulieuAnkleOut
DBJordan PerrymanHamstringOut

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