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Alexander Breaks CFL Record as Alouettes Down Stampeders 38-32

Alexander completed 25 of 32 passes for 402 yards and became the first CFL quarterback to reach 329 straight throws without an interception.

  • On Saturday, Montreal Alouettes quarterback Davis Alexander set a CFL record for consecutive passes without an interception and led his team to a 38-32 win over the Calgary Stampeders.
  • Alexander's 329 straight throws without a pick surpassed Darian Durant's previous record of 323, while his 402-yard performance marked his sixth consecutive game exceeding 300 yards.
  • Trailing 22-3 at halftime, Calgary rallied to knot the score 32-32, but Kaseem Ferdinand caught a 27-yard touchdown pass from Alexander with just over a minute remaining to secure the win.
  • The Alouettes extended their unbeaten streak against the Stampeders to eight games; Montreal hosts the Hamilton Tiger-Cats on July 26, while Calgary visits the Winnipeg Blue Bombers next Friday.
  • Players competed in 33 Celsius heat under hazy skies caused by forest fire smoke, as Dedrick Mills rushed for 130 yards in a losing effort for the Stampeders .
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Thanks to a touch at the end of the game by Kaseem Ferdinand, the Montreal Alouettes won 38-32 against the Calgary Stampeders.

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Alexander breaks CFL record as Alouettes down Stampeders 38-32

CALGARY - Montreal Alouettes quarterback Davis Alexander set a CFL record for consecutive passes without an interception and led his team to a 38-32 win over the host Calgary Stampeders

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Despite an excellent start to the game, Montreal played hard to defeat the Stampeders from 38 to 32.

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Alouettes de Montréal broke the news on Friday, July 17, 2026.
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