The Argos rallying cry during their current four-game winning streak has centred on team unity.
defence Thursday, a group which has grown into one of the best units in the CFL, and that will now face its biggest test in recent weeks in Calgary on Saturday .“From training camp to now, it’s like a brand new group of guys. We have a first-year defensive co-ordinator , and so it was big for everyone to learn about each other. Now, we trust everyone, we believe everybody is going to be in the right spot, everybody is going to be doing their jobs.
Now, going against a Stampeders team that features two of the CFL’s best running backs — Ka’Deem Carey and Peyton Logan — the Argos will have to remain in form despite a major loss in defensive end Damontre Moore. “He was good on special teams too … he’s going to stick around with the team and we love to have him, but it’s just unfortunate he suffered that injury after one game,” Argos’ coach Ryan Dinwiddie said.
But the Argos are also being bolstered this week with the expected return of defensive back Shaquille Richardson, punter John Haggerty, offensive linemen Shane Richards and Ryan Hunter, linebacker Brandon Calver and receiver Cam Phillips.
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