The Argos finished with four sacks and 11 quarterback pressures with Lemon’s bookend, all-star Victor Butler, leading the way with five. Article Continued Below“We wanted to get pressure on both quarterbacks — everybody’s got a plan until they get hit,” Lemon said. Our defence played very well, Brandon came in and put us in position to win the game,” Glenn said. It was the first playoff touchdown pass by a Canadian since Ottawa’s Russ Jackson in the 1969 Grey Cup game. “Bridge brings a different threat, he’s a younger guy, scrambles a little more than you want him to,” Lemon said.

Source: thestar November 19, 2017 22:07 UTC