breaking unbelievable news now, two Hamilton Tigers Cats players have announced their departure from the team.
After being re-signed on Tuesday, two important players on the line will rejoin the Hamilton Tiger-Cats for the 2024 campaign.
Two players have re-signed with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats as they continue to make roster changes. On Tuesday afternoon, the team made an announcement on social media about the return of offensive lineman Kendrick Sartor and long snapper Gordon Whyte.
Whyte joined Hamilton in 2019 after being selected by the Tiger-Cats with the 67th overall pick in the eighth round of the CFL Draft. Throughout the course of the Hamilton regular season, he has participated in 50 games and recorded 13 special teams tackles.
He participated in every game during the previous season, including their one playoff game and three successful special teams tackles. Whyte was suspended before to the 2019 season so that he may attend St. Francis Xavier University, but he still made it to Tiger-Cats training camp. In 2021, he played his first game in the CFL against the Winnipeg Blue Bombers.
This past season, Sartor started six games at right tackle for the Tiger-Cats. During the course of five seasons, he made 24 starts while playing collegiately for Marshall. In May, Hamilton brought in the 6-foot-7, 315-pound lineman to bolster the offensive line’s depth.
The Tiger-Cats haven’t made any moves since the start of the offseason. At the start of the offseason, 36 of their players were pending free agents.
Hamilton finished with an 8-10 record and lost to the Grey Cup winners, the Montreal Alouettes, in the East semifinals of the playoffs.
Following the conclusion of training camp, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats announced their final roster cuts and are now prepared for the regular season.
21 players were cut on Saturday, among them the receiver Papi White, who spent his sophomore year in the Canadian Football League with 31 receptions for 309 yards while playing in eight games for Hamilton.
Hamilton also parted company with kickers Jonathan Garibay and Ethan Ratke, with kicker Seth Small likely to rejoin the team after the birth of his child.
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The 2023 season will start with twelve players on Hamilton’s practice roster.
Running back Tayon Fleet-Davis, punter Blake Hayes, and receiver Lio’Undre Gallimore—who returned a punt for a score in the Ticats exhibition victory over Toronto on May 27—make up the team’s taxi squad.
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Running back Sean Thomas Erlington, receiver Anthony Johnson, defensive linemen Dylan Wynn and Cedric Wilcots II, and receiver Anthony Johnson were the four players whom Hamilton formally added to the six-game injury list.
After suffering injuries in an off-field incident, wide receiver Justin McGriff has been placed on the suspended list.
On June 9 in Winnipeg, the Tiger-Cats will kick off the regular season.
