Name: 2008-06-30: Tiger-Cats Transactions:
Tiger-Cats Transaction
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced today that they have released Non-Import DB Mike Roberts.
The club added Non-Import RB Sean Manning.
Name: 2008-06-29: Tiger-Cats Transactions:
Tiger-Cats Transaction
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced today that they have released WR Willie Ponder. The club added DL Terrence Patrick and WR O’Neil Wilson.
Ticats release Willie Ponder
The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have released receiver Willie Ponder.
Ponder had 3 receptions for 32 yards in Hamilton’s two pre-season victories, but was held without a catch in the Ticats’ season opening loss to Montreal.
He spent time with the NFL’s Seahawks, Rams and Giants from 2003 to 2006.
The Tiger-Cats visit Toronto this Thursday
Montreal Gazette reports that ...
McCarthy joins Alouettes
Mike McCarthy, a former general manager with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, is expected to join the Alouettes in a part-time capacity.
McCarthy, who still resides in the Hamilton area, will become a scout for the team along with handling other player-related duties, perhaps even breaking down film on potential players Montreal's considering signing.
McCarthy, who has become a car salesman in Hamilton to pay the bills, was a Ticats' player-personnel consultant and adviser last season. He was approached to join the Als by assistant general manager Marcel Desjardins. Desjardins was the Ticats' GM last season.
After Losing to Montreal 33-10
It is time for the CFL to add another Week to Preseason for next year.
IMO the Preseason and Camp need to extend one more week.
Why Teams not being ready with Time Table so Cramped.
There just not enough time to evaluate talent in three Weeks
The Extra Week would only help.
The Ticats where not ready and it showed ..
They need more Time in Camp
so next year go to 3 Games in the Preseason
The 3 Game Preseason would see each Team face Each Division Rival Once..
is it work like this
One Year two Games away
Next year Two Games Home
(1) @ Toronto
(2) Vs Montreal
(3)@ Winnipeg
the Following Year
(1) Vs Toronto
(2) @ Montreal
(3) Vs Winnipeg
what are your thoughts on This ?
Why did Ticats Lose so Badly to Montreal Let's Break it down
Here my top 10 Reasons we Lost and Lost badly
(1) No Pressure on A.C
The Two DT Hamilton Started are Too Small and They got no Pressure
The Ticats Used the Zone Blitz and it Back Fired!!!
A Vet QB Like A.C. Will Rip a Zone Apart.
(2) Lawrence Gorden
He was Owned by Kerry Watkins..
AC Picked out his Veteran Target Well
That CB spot is a Week With Gorden there and AC Proved it
(3) Penalty calls Too Many Flags = a Loss.
(4) Drop Balls and Fumbles you can't win if you don't hang on to the ball.
(5) Losing Guard Cedric Gagne-Marcoux The Oline got worse after he Left.
(6) Bad Coaches Decisions Handing the ball off on a 3rd and inches Deep in the back field will get you beat .
(7) Ray Mariuz at OLB he is Too slow to Get the play
They should have Resign Armour..
(8) No Good Half Time adjustments Montreal just kept rolling
(9) Over Hyped by Managenment to sell Tickets ... They knew this team was young .
(10) Too Many Young Players For every new guy you will lose one game IMO
Not much right on opening night in Steeltown.
By Thomas Riddell BRG
You know it's going to be a bad night when
the F-18 Fly over screws up the National Anthem..
Then as The Team is hitting the field rookie half back Tre Smith leaves the Tunnel early ..
This cause the fireworks to be missed timed
It was a Vision of things to come.
As the Ticats disappoined every Ticat fan getting blowen out 33-10.
What else can go wrong?
I was afraid that you where going to ask me that .
Well the Flag Parade that Plagued Hamilton was back for one.
Turnovers 3 of them Killed us as well
Miscues and Laps of concentration by players didn't help aether.
It all Started to go wrong the 1st time Montreal Touched the Ball
As the Al's Drove down field with little resistance from the Hamilton toothless defence
But we limited the Damage to just 3 points
No big deal right we'll get it back Right and we started a promising drive
But Then the dumbest call on a 3rd and inches
I have ever seen in pro Ball happened.
you hand off to Jessie Deep in the back field and he is hammered for a loss.
this should been a QB sneak.. you don't hand off to that deep Backfield
with 8 or more in The box
This was just Plan Dumb With a QB Sneak it's a 1st down
Then may we drive for a least 3.
Montreal takes over on downs and drives down the field for 7
The lead Lead was now 10
Hamilton was now in Quicksand that now they would not Escape
This was the turning point of the game.
It was bad break after bad Break of the toothless Tabbies.
Printer Runs for a big gain Then Slams the football into the turf
He is Flagged for taunting
Ugggg............. This is inexcusable in starting QB
Then we lose Gagne-Marcoux for the rest the game
Dyakowski comes in holding got worse.
Woodard did not have good game at one of the tackle spot
He was Flagged for holding more then once.
Printers Had Scramble for his life all game..
Finally with less then a Min.
Printers and Pat Woodcock got us going .
with the 2 Min offence.
I did't think Woodcock should make the Team I was wrong
He was bright spot in the 1st half
The half time show was bad.. Magic can't be done in a stadium
I know I had problems seeing the Tiger From the North Stands .
On the Bright side there was a real illusionist There
He was on the field and his nick name is .A.C.
He me made Ticats Defence Disappear
You can't sit in a zone defence and blitz all night when you have an experienced QB Like A.C.
You have challenge his WR at the line bump them and go man to man
once in a while Mix it up..please.
all I saw was zone all night. A.C Saw it too ripped us good for it .
what do you think Toronto will do next week the same thing .
Now for Offence :
At the end of 1st half we went 2 min Offence...
It worked very well.
Why did we not stay with this coming out at half time
The Adjustments where Poor by Charlie and Marcel.
this would kept Montreal personal Changes to minimum
Allowing us to Gain some Confidence.
This was a poor effort for a Home Opener
All Round The Ticats Fumble it
From the Marketing Team to Football Ops.
So Turn the Page.. Get Ready for Our 1st Visit to Hog Town.
On The Bright side:
WR look better
QB look fine for all but 1 bad Moment
Kicking Game was good
Everything Else needs work if we are to beat Toronto
They can not afford to go 0-2
They must win big to get good draw for 2 weeks from this Saturday
When DJ Flick and Roughriders come to town.
Montreal 33 Hamilton 10
Here is my 1st Video of the season
It Contains Photos and Short Video Clips Set to Janet Jackson song
I want to look at The Game Tomorrow
it's on my DVR Before Making My Comments
But the won't be Good Enjoy Photos and Video
The Video is 15 Mins long
Photos Below
Tiger-Cats vs. Alouettes: June 26, 2008
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The time for both the Ticats season and the CFL season to begin has finally arrived. Much will be said about this game here in the next few days, So now, let us begin this this season opener
WHAT – The season opener for both the CFL and the Hamilton Tiger-Cats: Tiger-Cats vs. Alouettes.
WHO - The Hamilton Tiger-Cats and the Montreal Alouettes.
WHY – To see if the Ticats can get this 2008 season off to a good start.
WHERE - Ivor Wynne Stadium in Hamilton, Ontario.
WHEN - Thursday, June 26th, at 7:00 p.m. EDT.
HOW - Radio: CHML (900 kHz AM) and Y108 (107.9 MHz FM) broadcasting from Hamilton.
Television: TSN.
Internet: Visit www.900chml.com and click the "listen live" link, or simply click here to listen to CHML now.
Or visit www.y108.ca and click the "listen live" link there, or simply click here to listen to Y108 now.
Click here to get CFL.ca's live scoreboard for recent games. You can click the link to view this game's scoreboard whenever it becomes available, likely just after the opening kickoff.
Click here to view the Tiger-Cats depth chart.
Click here to view the "interactive" version of the Tiger-Cats depth chart.
Click here for tonight's weather forecast. Right now, there is a 40% probability of precipitation this evening and west winds of 15 km/h are expected. And at this time, it is expected that the temperature is expected to be about 24°C. And the forecast for later tonight? Dark. (R.I.P., George Carlin.)
And so here we are. The long-awaited season opener for this 2008 season, which we have waited for since the end of the 2007 season, is finally here. Will this 2008 season be different from previous ones for the Ticats? On this day, we hope it this season will be different from previous ones in that it will begin with a win. We have come to understand the importance of getting off to a good start. And it would be even more important for that to happen against a team the Ticats may be competing with in the standings this year. A new season is finally here, and having said that, there is only one more thing I have left to say... Are you ready for some Football CFL Style?
Thanks to BYF of Ticats.ca Forms for this Great post
Also Ticats TV on Ticats.ca will bring you live reaction from the locker room after Thursday's season opener against the Montreal Alouettes.
Be sure to log on to Ticats.ca immediately following the game for LIVE interviews with Ticats coaches and players.
The Ticats TV LIVE link can be found here:
http://www.ticats.ca/index.php?module=page&id=4995
The Ticats have Posted their Depth Chart for Home Opener..
Click here for Depth Chart
I don't Fact the Team is Starting Thomas at RT..
I Rather the Start Marko there..
Thomas has Reputation of holding
Hope I am wrong But Have Feeling where going to Hear #65 Holding on Offence..
it should be close Game With Rain in Forecast
It should be Sloppy Game Hamilton Should win 24-21
Here is the Players on the practice roster
They are :LB Siskowic, DB Bo Smith and Geoff Tisdale, olinemen Rempel and Gerald Davis, and WR Prechae Rodriguez and Lavigne-Masse.
On The 1 Game DL are Chris Bauman, (calf problem) Ernest Jackson (hamstring) J.P. Bekasiak (muscle strain)
On the New 9 Game DL . Safety Dillon Barker.(Broken Leg)
Here is my Video and some photos taken from The 2008 Kick off BBQ
The Pre-Season is done .
We had Rain Hail and wind at 1st on 1 Jarvis
Us Die hard fans Still Came out to support the Newest members of The Ticat Family.
the 2008 Players.
This Thursday it Counts 7 PM Be There get your Ticket
Be a part of Tigertown.. Gate Open 2 Hour Before Game time
905-547-Cats.
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Saturday, June 21, 2008 - 03:00PM
Hamilton, Ontario – The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have released the following players:
There is another Roomer out of the Ticats Camp
Willie Ponder made the team,
Rashaun Woods was cut.
Rest of Cuts will be Annouced some time today
From a Private Inside Source
I have Found out the Jojo Walker #77 has made 2008 Ticats.
Good For Jojo
The Team Rest of Cuts will be out by 3 pm eastern Saturday.
Will See you all the Team BBQ 2-4 Sunday at 1 Jarvis
Will the Full 2008 Team Will be Introduced.
It was night of good and Bad In the big Smoke
Let break it down to
The Good and Bad
Also Remember
we went 2-0 last Preseason.
1st The bad 1st Pick over all Dillon Barker may be gone 9 WK 'Looks like broke his leg.
He got 1st play of game. The kid worked his ass off
It would be a Shame if we lost for him till Sept.
Now Lets brake the down bad of Game play..
1st Off Offence Tackle Spot : Charles Thomas dose not speed or Quickness to Play Tackle and should cut. Marko Cavaka Made Mistakes but was better of The Two.
2nd Defence Tackles Spots : This Still worries the Heck of out me ..
No Pressure and Argo running Was Slicing us up like Diced Peppers.
3rd QB Ritchie Williams : I don't know if this was just off game for Richie
Or the Argo game plan was Throwing in off
I love this kid and he'll still be #2 man.
4th Play Execution:There where lots Chances for Big Plays
The Ticats Failed to Make them when it counted...
They had to Fall back and use Nick Setta for 3's and not 7 .
This was Major problem last year .
Okay Now the Good .. We won 28-21
(1) The Secondary: Looks to be much Improved..
But they need to Hang on to Turnovers.
They had Kerry Joseph Picked 3 times and drop each won.
But it is Something to Build on.
(2) DE's: Looked to be Top Form
They need need help form the Tackles and must Keep contain on QB Scrambling.
(3) Linebackers: Look Solid
I was very Critical of Ticats Not Resigning Big Dog JoJuan Armour
Maybe I was wrong They play very Will .
(4) Pass Catchers: What Can Say Most of Ticats WR and Slots played well.
This will a tough cut for Charlie
(5) Tre Smith RB What Can say About this Kid
But Welcome to Hamilton :)
Tre did it all Ran well and Return kicks well.
We must keep him..
Well See you all next Week for CFL and Home Opener at IWS
Tiger-Cats vs. Argos June 19, 2008 vs. 
Tiger-Cats gameday is here again.
WHAT – Tiger-Cats Preseason Gameday: Tiger-Cats vs. The Blue Team.
WHO - The Hamilton Tiger-Cats and that blue team.
WHY – To find out which players may or not be play for their respective teams this regular season, and to give us a preview of what we may see in 2008.
WHERE - The stadium formerly known as the SkyDome, also known as the blue team's house, in Toronto, Ontario.
WHEN - Thursday, June 19th, at 7:00 p.m. EDT.
HOW - Radio: CHML (900 kHz AM) and Y108 (107.9 MHz FM) broadcasting from Hamilton, and The Fan 590 (590 kHz AM) broadcasting from Toronto.
Television: There is no television coverage.
Internet: Visit www.900chml.com and click the “listen live” link, or simply click here to listen to CHML now.
Or visit www.y108.ca and click the "listen live" link there, or simply click here to listen to Y108 now.
You can also visit hwww.fan590.com and click the “listen live” link if you would like to hear the game from the perspective of Toronto’s talking heads.
Click here to get CFL.ca's live scoreboard for recent games. You can click the link to view this game's scoreboard whenever it becomes available, likely just after the opening kickoff.
The Ticats depth chart is not available at the time I am posting this, but you can click here to being up the page where this depth chart will be.
Click here for tonight's weather forecast. Right now, there is a 30% probability of precipitation this evening and west winds of 15 km/h are expected. And at this time, it is expected that the temperature is expected to be about 17°C. So the dome will probably be open.
So now it is time for that final preseason game before the ones that matter begin. This is the one where those who will make the team prepare for the upcoming year and those who might not make the team have their last chance to prove themselves. Although neither of these two teams may quite be at their best, both will find a win at least somewhat important. A "meaningless" win is better than a meaningless loss. And there is no such thing as a meaningless game against the blue team. Will the preseason undefeated streak continue for the Ticats? Hopefully, it will, and so I say...
Go Ticats!
Thanks you Bob Young Fan for this game Outline.
Tonight will Tell the Tail of who make the 2008 Ticats as Players Battle for jobs.
As for Battles Here are some to Watch:
Look for Them at Right Tackle Spot :Cavka vs Thomas
Back Up Running Backs Smith vs Willams.
Back up Guard Spot :Bekasiak vs Ince Vs Rempel
3rd Sting QB Chang Vs Porter
WR All Spots are Open 12 Fighting for 10 Spots Two many to Bring up here.
DBH Spot One Spot Open
DT Tinker vs Lewis vs Wayne vs Lewis Vs Tinker.(This one is Real Battle Royal)
I'll be In Toronto Giving The Black and Gold report Review of the Game.
Will post Tomorow . about this
Tomorow is also Cut Day alot dreams will Shatter Tomorow
I hate Cuts .. To All Those Guys who Tried out and did make thanks for Coming Out.
Your Efforts where not invane..
Come out To see new Team This Sunday at Ticats HQ 1 Jarvis St Hamilton Ont.
Hamilton, Ontario – The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are excited to present their fans with the second annual TigerTown Street Fest presented by Turtle Jack’s this Sunday, June 22 outside of the team’s downtown office at 1 Jarvis Street from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Ticats players and coaches will be on hand from approximately 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. to meet fans, sign autographs, and pose for pictures. The players will arrive on a bus provided by HSR, who will once again provide free gameday bus transportation to fans with ticket to Ivor Wynne Stadium over the course of the 2008 season. Stripes and the Ticats Cheerleaders presented by The London Tap House will also be on hand to greet fans.
Turtle Jack’s will be on hand to provide delicious items from the barbeque and beverages to fans with proceeds donated to McMaster Children’s Hospital.
A live band, the Life of Riley, will play throughout the day while the TigerTown Store, located inside the office, will be stocked with the latest in Black and Gold fashion.
Wednesday, June 18, 2008 - 02:41PM
Hamilton, Ontario – The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have released the following players:
To: Senate of Canada
We, the undersigned, support the passing of Senator Larry Campbell's bill S-238: An Act Respecting Canadian Professional Football
To See the Bill in PDF Form Click Here
As fans and other stakeholders of the Canadian Football League (CFL), we are concerned about the social and economic consequences of the expansion of foreign football leagues into Canada. We recognize the rich history and tradition of the CFL and are invested in ensuring the league's long-term sustainability. We feel the provisions outlined in Senator Campbell's proposed act support the sustainability of the CFL. By signing this petition, we are stating our endorsement of bill S-238.
The Poor Hoogies ,
Following dinner last weekend, the O-linemen were once again traveling all together back to their rooms at Les Prince Hall, where they were about to have a different type of bonding experience, one they had no idea was coming.
“The funny thing about it was that we told the rookies to take the stairs because the vets get the elevator,” recounted veteran tackle Jonta Woodard. “Little did we know they would all have a good laugh at our expense.”
And so Woodard and Hage stepped into the elevator for a routine two-floor ride, along with guard George Hudson and tackles Marko Cavka and Charles Thomas. But what a difference 45 seconds can make.
to Read the Rest go here
http://www.ticats.ca/index.php?module=newser&func=display&nid=24173
Poor Hogiees.. :lol:
n Mon Jun 16, 2008 8:42 am
TIGERTOWN STREET FEST
Hamilton, Ontario – The Hamilton Tiger-Cats are excited to present their fans with the second annual TigerTown Street Fest presented by Turtle Jack’s this Sunday, June 22 outside of the team’s downtown office at 1 Jarvis Street from 2:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m.
Ticats players and coaches will be on hand from approximately 2:30 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. to meet fans, sign autographs, and pose for pictures. The players will arrive on a bus provided by HSR, who will once again provide free gameday bus transportation to fans with ticket to Ivor Wynne Stadium over the course of the 2008 season. Stripes and the Ticats Cheerleaders presented by The London Tap House will also be on hand to greet fans.
Turtle Jack’s will be on hand to provide delicious items from the barbeque and beverages to fans with proceeds donated to McMaster Children’s Hospital.
A live band, the Life of Riley, will play throughout the day while the TigerTown Store, located inside the office, will be stocked with the latest in Black and Gold fashion.
Tuesday, June 17, 2008 - 02:00PM
CFL SEASON OPENER SET TO ROAR IN TIGERTOWN
TigerTown Unites On Opening Night
Hamilton, Ontario – The Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced today an action-packed event lineup for the CFL Home Opener, presented by Primus, at Ivor Wynne Stadium on Thursday, June 26th.
"It is a great honour for us in Hamilton to kick off the season opener for the CFL in what is always one of the most anticipated games of the Canadian sports scene,” said president Scott Mitchell. “It is a marquee event and we owe it to our great league and all of the fans in TigerTown to kickoff the 2008 season in an exciting and unique fashion. We have spent considerable time and effort in making sure this will be a season opener worth remembering for all CFL fans, and it is most definitely a 'must-see event'. From the newly created pre-game parties, to an unbelievable halftime show and onto the final whistle, there is going to be constant entertainment for our fans throughout Ivor Wynne. This is a new era in Tiger-Cats football, and we want to invite all of our fans to join us in TigerTown for the kickoff to the CFL season."
The game will also launch the CFL's ‘This is Our League’ campaign, which highlights the game's unique ability to bring Canadians together – a sentiment captured in a moving CFL produced video that will be aired in stadium during the game – and the season debut of the CFL on TSN, now the league's exclusive television partner and the new network of the Grey Cup.
"We are looking forward to a great season of football on the field, and a year-long celebration of our league and what it means to our country beyond the sidelines," said Mark Cohon, Commissioner of the Canadian Football League. "I know that celebration will get off to a tremendous start with our league opener in Hamilton. Bob Young and the entire Tiger-Cats organization are going all out to ensure it's going to be a very special night."
One of the highlights of the night will allow TigerTown fans to be part of sports history when they witness illusionist, former Las Vegas star and International Entertainer of the Year, Greg Frewin, perform an illusion never before attempted at a live sporting event.
"I am thrilled to head back to my hometown of Hamilton for the CFL season opener,” said Frewin. “On top of that, attempting an illusion that has never been done in professional sports is going to be exciting for me and for everyone in attendance.”
Comedian and actor Martin Short also returns to his hometown of Hamilton to take in all the excitement of opening night at Ivor Wynne Stadium.
"Some of the greatest moments of my childhood were spent at Ivor Wynne Stadium cheering on Bernie Faloney and the boys," said Short. "There’s nothing hipper than the CFL. I pity the American’s envy."
Other must-see opening night highlights include:
In a Interview With Ken Peters From Hamilton Spec .
Club president Scott Mitchell of Ticats
Said they may black out Two games in July and one in August.
He also Said The Team will be giving away less Tickets This year.
They Hope this will bring the Ticats Back to Profitability
If they go ahead with the Blackouts and Less Tickets Being Given away
IMO it will Back fire..
They have already lost Roughly 1500 Season Ticket holders From 1650 down 1500.
Since The Team has Not Release Season Ticket Numbers know one knows for sure.
They also Pushed Up Ticket Prices on areas of the Stadium
They Where in Sec 7 and 26 also Boxes I C and D
This Caused a lot of People to leave Areas they had Seats in for years.
Some People Moved to news Seats .
Some Walked away from IWS for now
Some Stayed and paid the Price increase
It has Caused a Major Reft will a lot of Fans
The Price increases would have been better Severed with a Winning Team.
This team has not made the Playoffs in 3 years.
IMO they already Pissed off Fans Enough
The Blackouts and less Free Tickets will push more people away
from a Already Emptying Stadium
Every year Since Bob Young Brought the Team
Attendance has been on a Slide Since His 1st year as Owner..
After a Three year Honey moon with Fans..
Bob the Honey Moon is Over...
Some Fans Want A Divorce
If the Blackouts Become and Every Game Event
Look for more people to walk away.. From The Ticats and the CFL .
When you Play with Fire Sometimes you get Burned..
Here is our Preseason Special
Part 1 of 2
Video Enjoy
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Saturday, June 7, 2008 - 07:33PM
TIGER-CATS TRANSACTIONSHamilton, Ontario – The Hamilton Tiger-Cats have made the following transactions:
Released IMP QB Chris Leak
Suspended IMP DB Jacoby Watkins
Ticats Training Camp presented by Nutribar resumes on Saturday when the team takes the field from 9:20 a.m. to 11:15 a.m.
There will be fun for everyone at McMaster on Sunday, as the Ticats will continue their training camp with a practice that begins at 4:00 p.m. followed by a controlled scrimmage at 5:00 p.m. Head coach Charlie Taaffe will wear a microphone for a portion of the controlled scrimmage to provide fans with insight about the play on the field.
The team will take part in an autograph session following the scrimmage, where fans are encouraged to join the team on the turf to meet their favourite players.
In addition to watching this year's squad in action, fans will be entertained by Stripes, enjoy food and beverages at the concessions, and browse the selection of Ticats merchandise available at the new stadium.
Timmy Chang has not got a Prayer to make the Hamilton Ticats this season now..
After the Tigercats Signed Former Florida Gator QB Chirs Leak
The Ticats have had Leak on thier Neg list for a few years now.
He wanted to continue to playing Stateside
So He Sign with AAFL but that league died before it 1st game.
Leaks Agent Try to get some work in the NFL But no one want him.
So as a Last Resort Leak Signed with us .. Meaning Poor Timmy Chang is Toast..
With Porter lighting it up and now Leak in the Mix ..
If I where Timmy I'd go to Obie and asked be Traded or Released now
So He could look for a Job Else where in the CFL or Return to Hawaii to be with his young Family.
The Battle for 3rd in Hamilton Is Between Porter and Leak IMO.
I Like Porter Better cause of his Height Advantage
It nearly 1 ft. 5'10 to 6'5 over Leak also Porter has been here all Camp.
Leak is no Doug Fluite ..but he is a Good Prospect.
But with him Comming in so late to Camp
Imo He is Practice roster guy for a little while.
HAMILTON — The Hamilton Tiger-Cats bolstered their quarterback core Tuesday with the signing of former Florida Gators pivot Chris Leak.
The six-foot, 207-pounder from Charlotte, N.C., had a 94.8 rating in his last season with the Gators in 2006, when he threw for 2,942 yards and 23 touchdowns.
The CFL team now has five quarterbacks in camp, including starter Casey Printers, backup Richie Williams, sophomore Timmy Chang and newcomer Quinton Porter.
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