Montreal Aluetts signed a contract with the former Jacksonville Jaguars defender E. Jay Perry.
The swing -in -tall six -feet two inches and weighing 210 pounds joined the “Jaguars” after he was not chosen in the 2022 NFL draft from the University of Brown. He participated in training training with the team and spent his entire newcomer season in the training composition before the next spring they abandoned him.
The Houston Texas demanded that the 27-year-old football player refuse in 2023, but they refused him to the start of the training collection. Then he worked as part of Michigan Panthers from UFL, where he threw 121 yards at one start before he was allowed to return to the Texas team, who cut him at the end of the training camp.
Although he again signed a contract with the Panthers again, Perry ultimately returned to the training composition of Jacksonville until the end of 2023 after the franchise quota Trevor Lawrence entered the protocol with a concussion.
A native of the Andover, Massachusetts, returned to Panther in 2024 and began four games, having completed 69.6% of the 664 yards, three fluff and four interceptions and accounting for 2–2. He also ran the ball 23 times to 151 yards and scored four goals.
After a short stay in the Yaguars and Panthers, Perry joined the UFL Memphis Shumfis in 2025, where he completed 58.5% of the programs for 588 yards, two flowers and five interceptions and went out with a score of 0–4 in the starting lineup.
Perry twice entered the first team of All-Ivy League in Brown, where he threw 5981 yards, made 45 Tachdowns and 27 interceptions in 20 student games.
“Montreal Alouette” (8-7) will receive “Ottawa Redblex” (4-11) at the Persival Molson stadium on Monday, October 13, the beginning of the match is scheduled for 13:00 eastern time. Redblex removed from the struggle for the playoffs. With the defeat from Saskatchewan Rougriders last week, while Alouettes were standing aside.
The weather forecast in Montreal predicts the temperature of up to 16 degrees in sunny and cloudy weather. The game will be broadcast on TSN and RDS channels in Canada, CBS Sports Network in the USA and CFL+ around the world. Radio listeners can tune in TSN 1200 in Ottawa and TSN 690 in Montreal.
