Montreal Alouettes injured quarterback Cody Fajardo is closing in on a return to game action, according to TSN's Matthew Scianitti.
Cody Farjardo says he is moving through his dropbacks and stepping into throws without any hamstring issues. Hamstring was torn, but an unaffected tendon has allowed him to practice. There's a possibility he plays next week at Sask, but likelier against Edm on Aug 25 @CFLonTSN
— Matthew Scianitti (@TSNScianitti) August 10, 2024
Fajardo, who has been out since July 11 when he suffered a hamstring injury during a loss to the Toronto Argonauts, is moving through dropbacks and stepping into throws without any issues, according to Scianitti. Fajardo suffered a torn hamstring against the Argos last month, but an unaffected tendon has allowed him to practice.
Scianitti adds that Fajardo could be ready to play on Friday in a Week 11 clash against the Saskatchewan Roughriders, but will more likely return against the Edmonton Elks on Aug. 25.
The first place Als improved to 8-1 on Saturday after defeating the visiting Hamilton Tiger-Cats, 33-23, in Week 10 action.
The 32-year-old Fajardo has thrown for 1,636 yards with 10 touchdowns and four interceptions over six games this season.
Fajardo helped the Alouettes capture the Grey Cup in 2023, his first season in Montreal.
