The Montreal Alouettes announced on Tuesday that general manager and senior vice president of football operations Danny Maciocia as well as head coach Jason Maas have signed two-year contract extensions.
Maas is now signed through the 2030 season while Maciocia is inked through 2031.
Maciocia and Maas helped lead the Alouettes to a Grey Cup championship in 2023 and the team is currently atop the CFL standings at 9-2, including a 6-0 record at home.
In six seasons with Maciocia as general manager, the Alouettes have never missed the playoffs.
“I would like to thank Mr. Pierre Karl Péladeau for this vote of confidence, which means so much to our team. I am happy to continue with an organization that is stable, strong and filled with talent,” said Maciocia in a statement.
“Jason and I have focused on building a solid foundation, and we are now reaping the rewards of our efforts. The next few years are shaping up to be very exciting for our football team and for the city of Montreal and the entire province of Quebec. I could not have achieved this success without Jason’s contribution and leadership, as well as that of our football operations staff. Jason has surrounded himself with great football minds while successfully establishing strong chemistry and a strong work ethic in our locker room. He deserves the credit. I am very proud of him.”
Maas is one win away from tying Marv Levy (43) for fourth place in all-time CFL coaching wins.
