Argos trade Landon to Esks
Published on February 23, 2007 under Canadian Football League (CFL)
Toronto Argonauts News Release
Mississauga - The Toronto Argonauts Football Club has traded OL Jonathon Landon to the Edmonton Eskimos for future considerations.
Landon joined the Argonauts in 2004 and dressed primarily as a backup offensive lineman and saw spot duty at tight end.
Commented General Manager and Vice-President, Football Operations, Adam Rita, "We want to thank Jonathon for his services with our team and want to wish him the best of luck in his new adventure in Edmonton."
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