Roughriders’ Ouellette eager to showcase a return to form after 2024 injury

Roughriders’ Ouellette eager to showcase a return to form after 2024 injury

Roughriders running back A.J. Ouellette shed 25 pounds in the off-season in a bet with co-workers. He's now eager to bring his renewed speed and agility to the 2025 season.

ROBSERVATIONS: Ouellette set for stellar season … Rolan’s still rollin’ … training camp highlights … a purposeful pinpoint pass from the past - Saskatchewan Roughriders

SASKATOON — With insincere apologies to Burton Cummings, The Guess Who and rankled readers everywhere: Today’s theme is “running back to Saskatoon.” The running back: A.J. Ouellette, who has turned heads during Week 1 of Coors Light Training Camp at Griffiths Stadium on the University of Saskatchewan campus. “The sky’s the limit for him,” said Saskatchewan Roughriders Head Coach Corey Mace, adding: “He’s still A.J. Ouellette.” A streamlined vers…

Former NFL RB Trent Pennix believes he can be swiss army knife for Saskatchewan Roughriders

Former NFL running back Trent Pennix wants to showcase his well-rounded skills to the Saskatchewan Roughriders. "It's a great feeling. Coming up here after a while of not playing ball, getting my feet back in the dirt and getting pads on, getting the ball in my hands, pretty much picking off from where I left off," Pennix explained to the voice of the Riders, Dave Thomas. "Moving around positions, showing these coaches how versatile I really am …