Tiger-Cats Add Defensive Back Davis to Practice Roster

October 19, 2021 - Canadian Football League (CFL)
Hamilton Tiger-Cats News Release

Hamilton Tiger-Cats defensive back Adonis Davis
(Hamilton Tiger-Cats)

The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced Tuesday the football club has added American defensive back Adonis Davis (pictured) to the practice roster. Davis, who officially re-signed with the team last week, has completed his quarantine period and will practice today.

Davis, 23, attended training camp with the Tiger-Cats in July. The 5-10, 181-pound native of Bastrop, Texas played 41 games over four seasons at Abilene Christian University (2016-19), registering 146 total tackles, seven interceptions and 26 pass breakups. He earned 2019 Southland Conference Second Team All-Conference Defense honours after being named an honourable mention in 2018.

The Tiger-Cats also announced the following two transactions Tuesday:

The following player has been added to the active roster from the six-game injured list:

USA - QB - Dane Evans

The following player has been released from the practice roster:

USA - LB - Corey Thompson

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