Breaking: Edmonton Elks Confirm More Bad News
The Edmonton Elks are facing a tumultuous , marked by significant changes and looming uncertainties. The team recently traded for veteran quarterback Cody from the
Montreal Alouettes, sending McLeod Bethel-Thompson’s rights in exchange. Fajardo, the 2023 Grey Cup MVP, joins the Elks with one year remaining on his contract, which includes a substantial $200,000 bonus due on January 15. This acquisition raises questions about the team’s quarterback strategy, especially with Canadian quarterback Tre Ford,
The Elks’ front office is also in a state of flux. After an 0-5 start to the season, the team parted ways with head coach and general manager Chris Jones. Interim GM Geroy Simon and interim head coach Jarious Jackson stepped in, leading the team to a 7-4 finish. However, their positions remain uncertain as the organization plans to hire a permanent president first, who will then influence decisions regarding the GM and head coach roles. This process is expected to have signed nine new players, including former Toronto Argonauts defensive back Leonard Johnson. While these additions aim to strengthen the roster, integrating new talent during a period of organizational instability could prove challenging.
As the offseason progresses, the Edmonton Elks face critical decisions that will shape the team’s future. Fans and analysts alike are keenly observing how the organization navigates these challenges to emerge stronger in the upcoming season.
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