The Bombers placed RT Jarell Broxton on the one-game injured list Wednesday, formalizing a move that loomed since he limped off before halftime in Calgary. The 33-year-old signed a two-year deal in February as one of the CFL’s highest-paid linemen and had started all seven games at right tackle. His
Jarell Broxton, signed in February as one of the CFL’s highest‑paid offensive linemen and a 2025 All‑Star, was moved to the one‑game injured list after a Week 8 knee injury. The 33‑year‑old had starte
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Remember when Winnipeg threw a bag at Jarell Broxton in February? I do. I was at the combine where a couple of their own scouts were grumbling that paying a 33-year-old tackle top dollar was a ticking time bomb. Fast forward seven games, and that bomb’s already gone off. Broxton’s knee gave out last week in Calgary, and now he’s watching Thursday’s reunion against B.C. on the one-game injured list. The Lions’ front office, by the way, didn’t even pick up the phone to match—they knew his body was breaking down. Now rookie Micah Vanterpool is protecting Zach Collaros’s blind side, and the whole