Round 1
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1
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OTTAWA |
OL – Pierre Lavertu – Laval |
| Good solid pro-ready lineman who can play centre. Good replacement for Marwan Hage and solid core piece for years to come. |
2
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WINNIPEG |
OL – Matthias Goossen – Simon Fraser |
| Another lineman who can anchor the O-Line in the middle, something Winnipeg desperately needs |
3
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EDMONTON |
OL – David Foucault – Montreal |
| Another solid offensive lineman. Eskimos will take the chance that his NFL prospects don’t pan out. |
4
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MONTREAL |
WR – Devon Bailey – St. FX |
| Best playmaker available in the draft. Will provide Troy Smith with a solid Canadian weapon through the air. |
5
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BC |
DB – Antoine Pruneau – Montreal |
| Hard hitting durable safety. Will challenge for the starting job in the BC secondary. Mike Edem like. |
6
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TORONTO |
DL – Evan Gill – Manitoba |
| Ferocious D-Lineman. Will compliment Cleyon Laing and replace Khalif Mitchell at defensive tackle |
7
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CALGARY |
DB – Adam Thibault – Laval |
| Not the most polished DB available, but has athleticism that is off the charts. Calgary can mold him in their vision. Can also provide an option at returner |
8
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SASKATCHEWAN(via HAM) |
LB – Beau Landry – Western |
| Speedy, All-Canadian at both DB and LB. Will fill a void left by Craig Butler. Another Western product the Riders can turn into a star. |
9
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HAMILTON(Via SSK) |
LB – Andrew Lue – Queen’s |
| Hamilton doesn’t have any glaring needs, so this could be a Best Available situation, giving them depth on D. |
Round 2
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10
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OTTAWA |
RB – Anthony Coombs – Manitoba |
| Several people have compared him to Andre Durie. What team wouldn’t want a multi-talented Canadian skill player they can build around. |
11
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HAMILTON(via SSK-WPG) |
DL – Quinn Smith – Concordia |
| His stock took a hit when he failed a drug test, but with Hamilton looking for depth, they will gladly pick him up on the chance that he is the real deal and not artificial |
12
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BC |
LB – Casey Chin – Simon Fraser |
| Number 1 ranked LB by Ridley Scouting. Very instinctive and a good tackler. Can also long snap. |
13
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MONTREAL |
LB – Jesse Briggs – McGill |
| Special Teams Demon. Can back up at WLB or even learn the Safety spot. |
14
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BC |
OL – Terry Hart – St. FX |
| Aggressive Tackle who will likely be moved inside to guard. Versatility in an O-Lineman is never a bad thing |
15
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TORONTO |
WR – Kris Bastien – Concordia |
| Second ranked WR in the draft by Ridley scouting. A big solid target that will provide headaches when he draws a LB in coverage. |
16
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CALGARY |
DL – Dylan Ainsworth – Western |
| Will need to bulk up a little to start at DE, but quickness was undeniable at the combine. Will start on Specials as he develops. |
17
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HAMILTON |
OL – Jas Dhillon – UBC |
| Versatile Guard who could also play centre. More depth for Hamilton |
18
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SASKATCHEWAN |
OL – Kyle Paterson – Regina |
| Saskatchewan always likes their home province boys. Had a solid showing at the combines (Regional and National). |
Round 3
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19
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CALGARY(via OTT) |
WR – Scott Macdonell – Queen’s |
| Big bodied inside receiver. Impressed in 1 on 1 drills at the Combine, could also be used as a TE. Can block and catch. |
20
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WINNIPEG |
DB – Derek Jones – Simon Fraser |
| Can play the corner or move inside. The Bombers need Canadians all over the place. If he starts, he could open a spot for another import. |
21
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EDMONTON |
DL – Kirby Fletcher – Acadia |
| Big and immovable on the middle of the D-Line in the CIS. |
22
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MONTREAL |
OL – Tchissakid Player – Northwestern State |
| Jim Popp likes his big Canadian Lineman. Keeps his blocks very well and has the potential to be a pulling guard in the CFL. |
23
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OTTAWA(via CGY-BC) |
DL – Derek Wiggan – Queen’s |
| Why not add some more Canadian depth on the DL. Didn’t test well, but his tape tells a different story |
24
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CALGARY(via WPG-TOR) |
LB – Max Caron – Concordia |
| A little drop off in his last year at Concordia coupled with a subpar combine drops this former CIS Defensive Player of the year down to round 3. Instinctive linebacker, who should be playing like he has something to prove. |
25
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CALGARY |
OL – Laurent Duvernay-Tardif – McGill |
| Drafted by the Kansas City Chiefs, the Stamps can take a chance on securing his CFL rights here, as they have 5 pick in the first three rounds |
26
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WINNIPEG(via CGY-HAM) |
K – Johnny Mark – Calgary |
| Best Kicker in the draft and Winnipeg needs one. O’Shea, as a former Special Teams Coordinator, knows the value of solid kicker. Will need to extend his range as he never attempted a kick over 50 yards at Calgary |
27
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BC |
WR – Evan Pszczonak – Windsor |
| Speed to burn and can climb the ladder to get the ball. Had the top vertical and ran a 4.59 – 40. |
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