Questions of quarterbacks remain for both an unbeaten Suskechen Rafarrs and visiting BC Lions before the Saturday meeting in Regina.
Trevor Harris is listed as a suspect for Rafarders (3–0), when he returned after two missed practice days with Head/Ilnes designations on Thursday.
According to Regina Leader-Post, Suskechewan’s coach Kori Mess said on Thursday, “It was good to see him back talking.” “We played it smart; wanted to ensure that we are taking care of it, but had a big time for us to come back here (Thursday).
“This game-time decision can be that perhaps we list it.”
Harris has completed 58 out of 80 passes for 806 yards with five touchdowns and three interception in three matches this season.
If Harris cannot go, Jake Mair will get the node. Mayer has started 45 in his CFL career, including 15 for Calgary Stampders in the previous season.
Dohnte Meyers recorded a 39-32 win over Toronto Argonats on 20 June and recorded four catches for the best 125 yards and two touchdowns.
Like Suskechewan, Lions (1-2) are also placed in Quarterback Quality with Starter Nathan Rourke (diagonally) listed as suspects for Saturday’s game.
Veteran Jeremia Masoli completed Vinypeg Blue Bombers last Saturday to complete 281 yards, a TD and 25 passes for two pics for Lions’ 27–14.
“Hope to play. Hope to play last week,” Rourke said, which were limited to practice earlier this week.
“But I think at the end of the day, to decide what you are best for the team, I am trying to go out from there, and Brett Favor It is never the best for the team.
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