Training camp report - Day 4
Published on June 4, 2008 under Canadian Football League (CFL)
Montreal Alouettes News Release
St-Jean-sur-Richelieu, June 4, 2008 - The following is the daily report from the Alouettes' training camp for Day 4.
Armstead
The Alouettes announced the signing of veteran receiver and return-specialist Jason Armstead this morning. He is expected at practice tomorrow.
Offence stands out
The offence stood out today, with the receiving corps looking especially sharp. The quarterbacks had a keen eye for Danny Desriveaux, Ãric Deslauriers and Larry Taylor.
Coaching staff intense
The Alouettes' new crew of position coaches have kept an amazing pace to practice and have brought a high level of intensity with them to camp this year.
Coach Cahoon
Ben Cahoon became a coach for this morning's workout - he was sidelined with a mild hamstring injury.
University of Montreal staff on hand
University of Montreal head coach Marc Santerre attended practice with a pair of his coaches, including the Carabins' defensive coordinator, Dennis Touchette, and their defensive backs coach, Paul-Eddy St-Vilien.
Tomorrow' schedule
The Alouettes will hold two consecutive practices tomorrow morning starting at 8 a.m. The location will be confirmed in the early morning.
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