Winnipeg Blue Bombers, Montreal Alouettes Release Depth Charts for Grey Cup
The Winnipeg Blue Bombers and Montreal Alouettes posted their depth charts for the 110th Grey Cup on the social media platform X on Saturday morning. Fans got a better idea of what the starting lineups will look like after the final release of the final injury report on Friday.
Starting with the Blue Bombers, wide receiver Dalton Schoen is still shown in the starting lineup despite being listed as doubtful for the game. Brendan O’Leary-Orange would be stepping in his place if Schoen is out Sunday.
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The other receivers on the injury report listed as questionable are Nic Demski and Rasheed Bailey. Both appear to have a better chance of playing after being limited in practice Friday. Should Bailey not be able to go, his backup is Janarion Grant.
On defense, linebacker Adam Bighill has been listed as doubtful, with Malik Clements and Shayne Gauither the next two up at the position. Two other players to keep an eye out for are linebacker Kyrie Wilson and defensive end Jackson Jeffcoat, who are both questionable but practiced Friday. Their backups are linebacker Jesse Briggs and defensive end Thiadric Hansen.
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Examining the depth chart for Montreal, safety Zach Lindley was ruled out which hurts their depth at safety and is a missing piece to their special teams. The Alouettes’ fourth leading receiver Kaion Julien-Grant has been listed as doubtful with a shoulder injury. On the offensive line, offensive lineman Pier-Olivier Lestage was listed as questionable. All three players were not included in their depth chart.
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