Training camp begins with Alouettes transitioning from hunters to the hunted

The Montreal Alouettes are gearing up for another exciting season as they defend their Grey Cup championship title. Head coach Jason Maas expressed confidence in his team, stating, “Our room doesn’t need any external motivation. Everyone understands the target’s on the defending Grey Cup champions’ backs.”

One of the key players returning for his 15th season with the team is veteran guard Kristian Matte, who could have retired after the championship win but chose to continue playing. Matte expressed his excitement to be back on the field and ready to work hard with his teammates.

Quarterback Cody Fajardo, who joined the Alouettes last season and led the team to victory, is determined to maintain consistency and prove himself once again. Safety Marc-Antoine Dequoy emphasized the importance of not becoming complacent and maintaining the winning mentality that led them to success.

As the Alouettes prepare for the upcoming season, they are focused on building connections among new and returning players. With the core group of veterans and strong leadership in place, the team is determined to stay focused and continue their winning ways.

With the new season ahead, the Alouettes are ready to face the challenges of being the defending champions and are motivated to write their own story. Stay tuned for more updates as the team prepares for the upcoming CFL season.