CFL Calgary Stampeders

Stampeders Make Roster Moves

Published on June 19, 2016 under Canadian Football League (CFL)
Calgary Stampeders News Release


The Calgary Stampeders have made a number of roster moves in order to meet today's CFL deadline.

International defensive back Brandon McDonald has been traded to the Saskatchewan Roughriders for the rights to a negotiation-list player. McDonald played 17 CFL games over the past two seasons including seven with the Stampeders and had 65 tackles and four interceptions.

The following players have been released:

National defensive back Jean-Philippe Bolduc

National defensive back Malcolm Brown

International offensive lineman Alex Fifita

International defensive lineman Uriah Grant

International receiver Josh Harper

National offensive lineman Quinn Horton

International quarterback G.J. Kinne

International receiver Matthew Norzil

International linebacker Cameron Ontko

International running back Lache Seastrunk

National linebacker Corbin Sharun

International defensive back Demetrius Wright The following player is returning to his university team:

National defensive lineman Michael Kashak The following players have been added to the practice roster:

International defensive lineman Demonte' Bolden

National linebacker Max Caron

International receiver DaVaris Daniels

International defensive lineman Josh Francis

International defensive back Mylan Hicks

National defensive back Dexter Janke

International receiver Jamal Nixon

International defensive back Osagie Odiase

International offensive lineman Ucambre Williams

International receiver Greg Wilson The Stampeders begin the 2016 regular season on Saturday, June 25 when they travel to Vancouver to face the BC Lions. Kickoff is at 8 p.m. MDT.

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