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Alouettes’ Alexander, Philpot Named CFL’s Outstanding Player, Top Canadian
Alexander led the CFL in completion percentage and touchdowns, while Philpot set Canadian single-season records for catches and receiving yards.
- Montreal Alouettes quarterback Davis Alexander and receiver Tyson Philpot swept the CFL's top two individual awards yesterday, with Alexander named outstanding player and Philpot earning top Canadian honours.
- Alexander led the league with 35 touchdowns and 5,257 passing yards, while Philpot set Canadian single-season records with 124 catches and 1,809 receiving yards in 16 games.
- Voting results confirmed the pair's dominance: Alexander topped the outstanding player ballot with 236 points, while Philpot secured top Canadian status with 245 points from 48 of 52 first-place votes.
- The Alouettes now prepare to host the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the East Division final on Saturday after posting a CFL-best 14-4 regular-season record.
- Alexander becomes the seventh Alouette to capture top player honours, while Philpot is the sixth from the team to be named the league's top Canadian, cementing a historic season for Montreal.
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Quarterback Davis Alexander and receiver Tyson Philpot of the Montreal Alouettes have swept the CFL’s top two individual awards. Alexander was named the league’s outstanding player while Philpot captured top Canadian honours. Alexander led the CFL in completion percentage (72.1), touchdowns (35) and 30-plus yard completions (37) while finishing second in passing (5,257 yards). He became just the second Alouettes player to surpass 5,000 yards pas…
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