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The 26-year-old worked in executive protection and private security, and as a bounty hunter in Atlanta. “I had gotten my degree in criminal justice and a minor in sociology so just started to get experience in that field. They always tell you football isn’t forever and I was starting to go through that phase. I knew that I still had passion and love for the game so if I was to get back into it, I didn’t want to go into that next step without that experience once football is done,” Adams told media after Saskatchewan Roughriders training camp earlier in the month. “It kept me in shap...

Regina / 980 CJME Jul 26, 2021 | 6:50 PM Saskatchewan Roughriders defensive end Keion Adams lines up against the offence during training camp on July 14, 2021. (Saskatchewan Roughriders) Even when he wasn’t on the field, Keion Adams was used to chasing people down. The 26-year-old worked in executive protection and private security, and as a bounty hunter in Atlanta. “I had gotten my degree in criminal justice and a minor in sociology so just started to get experience in that field. They always tell you football isn’t forever and I was starting to go through that phase. I knew that I st...

For the first time since 2019, the Saskatchewan Roughriders got to hear the cheers of fans. About 100 members of Rider Nation made their way to Mosaic Stadium to watch the CFL training camp action on Saturday. “It was exciting. You could tell a lot of guys had some juice, especially as you get through a week of training camp, there was a lot more juice in practice, a little bit more competitive than I think anyone expected,” said quarterback Cody Fajardo. “To complete a ball or someone makes a good play and to hear fans cheering again, it’s pretty special.

Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Cody Fajardo during 2021 training camp on July 10, 2021. (Saskatchewan Roughriders) The Saskatchewan Roughriders are taking the slow, cautious approach to begin training camp. Head coach Craig Dickenson said the coaches originally planned to have one-on-ones and have the players compete against each other on Saturday. But with four players — linebacker Larry Dean, defensive end Freddie Bishop III, defensive back Nelson Lokombo and running back Jonathan Femi-Cole — suffering what are believed to be torn Achilles injuries on Thursday, those plans were tu...