Montreal Alouettes and Ottawa Redblacks Injury Report

Montreal Alouettes and Ottawa Redblacks
Montreal Alouettes and Ottawa Redblacks

The Montreal Alouettes and Ottawa Redblacks released their final injury reports ahead of Saturday afternoon’s game at 3 pm on CTV and CFL+. Subscribe to Fubo to watch all of the 2024 CFL Season. Purchase CFL tickets today on StubHub and Viagogo.

Montreal will not have offensive lineman Jamar McGloster (Lower Back), defensive backs Najee Murray (Foot) and Marc-Antoine Dequoy (Head). In the lineup on Saturday are defensive lineman Frederic Chagnon (Knee) and defensive back Arthur Hamlin (Hamstring).

Montreal Alouettes

PositionPlayerInjuryStatus
OLJamar McGlosterLower BackOut
DLFrederic ChagnonKneeIn
DBMarc-Antoine DequoyHeadOut
DBNajee MurrayFootOut
DBArthur HamlinHamstringIn

Ottawa will play without wide receiver Kalil Pimpleton (Hand), offensive linemen Dino Boyd (Bicep) and Cyrille Hogan-Saindon (Healthy Scratch), linebacker Frankie Griffin (Ankle), and defensive backs Monshadrik Hunter (Shoulder) and Adarius Pickett (Achilles). Pickett is out for the rest of the season.

In the lineup on Saturday are fullback Marco Dubois (Hamstring), wide receiver Justin Hardy (Illness), offensive linemen Dontae Bull (Healthy Scratch) and Drew Desjarlais (Hip), defensive linemen Blessman Ta’ala (Knee) and Nigel Romick (Hamstring), and linebacker Tyron Vrede (Knee).

Ottawa Redblacks

PositionPlayerInjuryStatus
FBMarco DuboisHamstringIn
WRJustin HardyIllnessIn
WRKalil PimpletonHandOut
OLCyrille Hogan-SaindonHealthy ScratchOut
OLDontae BullHealthy ScratchIn
OLDrew DesjarlaisHipIn
OLDino BoydBicepOut
DLBlessman Ta’alaKneeIn
DLNigel RomickHamstringIn
LBTyron VredeKneeIn
LBFrankie GriffinAnkleOut
DBMonshadrik HunterShoulderOut
DBAdarius PickettAchillesOut

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