Bombers Add Receiver Depth: Janusas Lands on Practice Roster After Rider Release
Winnipeg's practice roster added a third organization in 14 months for Vyshonne Janusas, the Canadian receiver signed Wednesday after Saskatchewan released him late last month. The 25-year-old Windsor native has now cycled through Calgary, Saskatchewan and Winnipeg since being taken in the fifth rou
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Bombers are mining rivals' cuts — Janusas is on his third West roster in 14 months
Winnipeg is the third CFL stop for Vyshonne Janusas in roughly 14 months: a 2025 fifth-round pick by Calgary who played 10 games as a rookie (2 catches, 14 yards), he was cut, signed with Saskatchewan in August 2026, appeared in one game with zero catches, and was released in late September before the Bombers added him to the practice roster. That's three of the five West Division rosters for a 25-year-old — Winnipeg is scavenging rivals' castoffs for depth rather than developing its own, a pattern worth watching as the 7-8 club fights for a playoff berth.
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Twice in Two Years: The Lions Have a Crotch-Punch Problem Nobody Will Name
Montreal's front office is done being polite. For the second time in two seasons, the Alouettes have formally flagged a B.C. Lions player for a crotch punch — and this time it went in writing to the league office, not just onto the officiating report. Same franchise. Same allegation. Different year. That's not a coincidence, that's a pattern, and the fact the CFL hasn't so much as publicly named a player tells you exactly how badly the league wants this buried before the West Division playoff race eats all the oxygen. Here's what people inside the building will tell you: the Als were furious after the first one and got nothing. No suspension. No fine anybody remembers. No acknowledgment. So when it happened again, they stopped asking nicely. Meanwhile Campbell's group keeps stacking wins