Davis Alexander threw for 297 yards and a touchdown, Tyler Snead had 69 receiving yards and a pair of touchdowns, and a Tyrice Beverette pick-six turned the game on its head to keep the Alouettes undefeated at home this season.
Tyrice Beverette led all Alouettes in tackles and had a crucial pick-six, and he joined TSN's Kenzie Lalonde after the game to break down his performance.
With one game in the books, SportsCentre takes a look at some of the top stories heading into the three remaining games on the Labour Day Weekend slate in the CFL.
Tyson Philpot's highlight reel diving catch came at a pivotal moment for the Montreal Alouettes, and he joined TSN's Kenzie Lalonde after the game to talk about the catch and more.
Tyrice Beverette led the Montreal Alouettes in tackles against the BC Lions, and he also picked up a crucial pick-six that helped the Alouettes have an explosive second half. The CFL on TSN panel break down that, and more.
The Montreal Alouettes looked uncharacteristically poor in the second quarter against the BC Lions, but an unbelievable catch from Tyson Philpot appeared to go to the legs of the Als, and they had a great second half to remain undefeated at home. TSN's Dustin Nielson and Luke Willson break down the tape.
Tyler Snead already had one touchdown in this one, and he put an exclamation point on it, capping a nine-play 70-yard drive with a one-yard rush that extended the Alouettes' lead late.
Tyrice Beverette picked up his second interception of the season, picking off a Nathan Rourke pass and taking it all the way to the house to give the Alouettes an eight-point lead.
Nathan Rourke took the snap, looked straight down the middle and found a wide-open Justin McInnis for a 35-yard score, with McInnis collecting his second TD of the year.
The Alouettes march down the field on the opening drive against the Lions and Davis Alexander throws a touchdown pass to Tyler Snead to quickly open the scoring.
Kate learns about mullets, Alouette swagger and Travis’ off-season activities while getting to know the Running Back who is a fan of the short on the sides, long at the back hairstyle.
The two best quarterbacks in the CFL will square off tonight with Nathan Rourke and Davis Alexander leading the Lions and Alouettes into battle. B.C. looks to improve their positioning in the West while Montreal remains in full control of the East.
The two best quarterbacks in the CFL will duel tonight on Friday Night Football but could it also be a possible Grey Cup preview? The CFL on TSN panel sets up the action.
MOP frontrunner Davis Alexander was seen limping off the field at practice earlier this week but said there was no chance he was going to miss Friday night's huge matchup against the Lions. How much would it hurt the Alouettes' offence if his mobility is hindered? What can Montreal do to get running back Travis Theis off to a good start? TSN CFL analyst Henoc Muamba shares his thoughts on this and more.
Three heated rivalries go head-to-head as the Blue Bombers and Roughriders, Tiger-Cats and Argonauts, and Elks and Stampeders meet with plenty on the line as the playoff race heats up in the CFL. TSN's Matthew Scianitti highlights what makes these rivalries some of the most anticipated slates of games on the calendar, and what's on the line for each team.
This Friday, all eyes will be on Nathan Rourke and Davis Alexander as the two best quarterbacks in the CFL are set to clash in back-to-back meetings. TSN's Henoc Muamba, Dave Naylor, Farhan Lalji, Milt Stegall, Davis Sanchez and Duane Forde all weigh in with their thoughts on who the best quarterback is in the CFL.
The BC Lions have been the hottest team in the CFL winning their past five games in a row, but where do they rank in an ultra competitive West Division? TSN's CFL analyst Duane Forde shares his thoughts on this and more.
The Roughriders' run defence will be in tough against Brady Oliveira when they host the Blue Bombers. Can Saskatchewan hold the CFL's leading rusher to under 100 yards? TSN CFL analyst Henoc Muamba tackles this and more in Hot or Not.
Montreal Alouettes quarterback Davis Alexander practiced for the second straight day after leaving last Friday's game with a leg injury. Alouettes' head coach Jason Maas was confident in Alexander's status saying "he looked great" at practice on Wednesday.
There are many Canadians that see themselves starting the season with NFL clubs, but there are some who didn't make the cut. TSN's Farhan Lalji and Dave Naylor take a closer look at some of those players who could see there way to a CFL roster.
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.
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