Rob Vanstone

Starting safety Jaxon Ford stuffed Ottawa REDBLACKS quarterback Bryson Barnes on third-and-inches late in the fourth quarter of Friday's CFL game at TD Place.

Johnson is second in the CFL in catches (32) and receiving yards (438) for a Saskatchewan Roughriders team that carries a 3-1 record into Sunday's game against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (5 p.m., Mosaic Stadium).

The Saskatchewan Roughriders' short-yardage quarterback closed out last Friday's CFL clash with the Ottawa REDBLACKS by carrying the football five times in a span of six plays late in the fourth quarter.

After missing 2¼ games with an ankle injury, Ouellette is to suit up for the Saskatchewan Roughriders on Sunday against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats (5 p.m., Mosaic Stadium).

Trevor Harris won't even have to throw a pass to reach his next impressive milestone. Simply setting foot on the Mosaic Stadium turf will suffice on this occasion.

Due to a hand injury, Jayden Dalke watched from afar when the Saskatchewan Roughriders visited the Ottawa REDBLACKS on July 3.

“I get a lot of people who stop me in town and say, ‘Can you stop giving us so many grey hairs? Could we just win a couple of two-possession games?' ”

The Saskatchewan Roughriders sport a 4-1 record for the third consecutive season after defeating the Hamilton Tiger-Cats 38-7 on a scorching-hot Sunday at Mosaic Stadium.

On a day when the Saskatchewan Roughriders tied their all-time temperature record, it took the offence a little while to heat up.

Josh Woods already boasts the second-highest single-season interception-return yardage total of any Saskatchewan Roughriders linebacker.