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  WINNIPEG -- The Winnipeg Blue Bombers and American receiver Kenny Lawler have agreed to terms on a one-year contract extension, the club announced Wednesday. The former University of California standout is returning for a second season in Winnipeg. Lawler was named the team’s Most Outstanding Rookie Player in 2019. He started in 16 regular-season games that year, leading the club with 637 receiving yards on 41 receptions, including four touchdowns and adding 126 receiving yards on 8 receptions through three playoff games which included a touchdown in Winnipeg’s West Final win again...

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In his first season as a Rider, Powell made 215 carries for 1,093 yards and 12 rushing touchdowns, earning him second in the league in yards and tied for first in touchdowns. He added 296 yards receiving and another two touchdowns. The 32-year-old back played in all 18 games for the Green and White and was part of a strong ground game that along with quarterback Cody Fajardo rushed for a league best 22 touchdowns. Throughout his CFL career, Powell has had three 1000+ yard seasons, played in 53 regular season games and registered 715 carries for 3928 yards and 25 touchdowns. He’s also cau...

Roughriders re-sign veterans Edem, Hus The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed Canadian defensive back Mike Edem and long snapper Jorgen Hus to one-year contract extensions, the team announced Wednesday. TSN.ca Staff Mike Edem , Saskatchewan Roughriders The Saskatchewan Roughriders have signed Canadian defensive back Mike Edem and long snapper Jorgen Hus to one-year contract extensions, the team announced Wednesday. Both players were eligible to be free agents on Feb. 9, 2021. Edem, who was named a West-Division All-Star in 2019, is entering his fo...

Riders extend O’Day, Dickenson through 2023 By Derek Taylor The brain trust behind the Riders 2019 success will be sticking around a while longer. GM Jeremy O’Day and Head Coach Craig Dickenson have extended their contracts through 2023. That ensures they will be together with the Riders as they make a run toward the 2022 Grey Cup in Regina. Both men had deals through 2021 previously. The Riders were 13-5 and hosted the West Final in 2019. That was a big success for Dickenson in his first season as a Head Coach. For O’Day, this will be his 23rd consecutive season with the Rider...