Following that performance, Augustine boldy declared he was the top running back in the draft and a future CFL starter. On Thursday, the Guelph Gryphons running back cracked the CFL scouting bureau’s final top-20 prospects list leading up to the May 7 draft. 2 while Winnipeg’s Geoff Gray, an offensive lineman at Manitoba, jumped two positions to No. Montreal’s Justin Senior, an offensive lineman from Mississippi State, remained the top prospect. But the paperwork wasn’t completed in time for either the 2016 CFL draft or supplemental draft, forcing Bladek to put his pro aspirations on hold.

Source: thestar April 13, 2017 23:48 UTC