Morris Scores Eight Touchdowns in Victory Over Tampa Bay

June 24,2016
Orlando - Quarterback Bernard Morris scored eight total touchdowns while leading the Orlando Predators (11-2) to a 56-33 victory over the rival Tampa Bay Storm (1-11) on Friday night. The #OrlandoUnited community was on full display as a season-high crowd of 13,527 packed the Amway Center.

Making his second start of the season, Morris completed 16-of-23 pass attempts for 131 yards and five touchdowns while adding 31 yards and three more scores on the ground. He hooked up Greg Carr five times for 43 yards and three touchdowns and Brandon Thompkins paced the receivers with seven catches for 54 yards and two scores.

The Predators defense forced four total stops in the game, logging three interceptions and a turnover on downs. In the secondary, Paul Stephens, Emanuel Cook and Terence Moore all registered picks while nose guard Willie McGinnis added a seven-yard sack.

Orlando jumped out to a 14-0 first quarter lead beginning with a nine-yard touchdown run by Morris on the game’s opening drive. Emanuel Cook intercepted Storm QB Jason Boltus on the ensuing drive and the Predators converted the turnover into points as Morris fired a 10-yard scoring strike to Thompkins.



Tampa Bay ended the drought early in the second quarter off a six-yard touchdown pass from Boltus to WR Prechae Rodriguez, but Morris would regain a two-score lead for the Predators a series later with his second touchdown run of the night.

Orlando attempted an onside kick following the score and Tampa Bay would recover as Prechae Rodriguez took it 10 yards for a touchdown. Rodriguez managed a five-yard scoring reception later in the quarter, but Greg Carr caught two touchdown passes before the half was out to give the Predators a 35-20 lead at the midway point.

The Predators built a 49-20 lead in the second half that started with an interception by Paul Stephens on the opening drive of the third quarter. Morris converted the turnover into his third rushing touchdown of the night and the defense once again denied the Storm a series later, forcing a turnover on downs inside opponent territory. On the first play of the fourth quarter, Morris found Carr for a third touchdown, this time from nine yards out.

Rodriguez posted his third touchdown reception early in the fourth quarter, but Morris responded a series later, lofting a two-yard score to Thompkins for a 56-27 advantage. Tampa Bay would get one more score off an eight-yard reception by WR V’Keon Lacey before the Predators ran out the clock to seal the victory.

The Predators head into a bye week before returning to the field for a road game against the Portland Steel on Saturday, July 9.
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UNDER ARMOUR OFFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME: Orlando QB Bernard Morris

RIDDELL DEFENSIVE PLAYER OF THE GAME: Orlando DB Paul Stephens

J.LEWIS SMALL PLAYMAKER OF THE GAME: Tampa Bay WR Prechae Rodriguez

CUTTERS CATCH OF THE GAME: 15-yard TD reception by Tampa Bay WR Prechae Rodriguez (Q4 | 10:46)

AFL HIGHLIGHT OF THE GAME: Helmetless sack by Orlando DL Willie McGinnis (Q3 | 5:05)

Score By Quarters 1 2 3 4 Total
Orlando Predators 14 21 7 14 56
Tampa Bay Storm 0 20 0 13 33
1st Quarter
ORL – Morris 9 yd run (Lewis kick) 11:13.
ORL – Thompkins 10 yd pass from Morris (Lewis kick) 2:59.

2nd Quarter
TB – Rodriguez 6 yd pass from Boltus (Alvarado kick) 14:09.
ORL – Morris 12 yd run (Lewis kick) 9:51.
TB – Rodriguez 10 yd kickoff return (Alvarado kick failed) 8:45.
ORL – Carr 8 yd pass from Morris (Lewis kick) 7:28.
TB – Rodriguez 5 yd pass from Boltus (Alvarado kick) 1:29.
ORL – Carr 6 yd pass from Morris (Lewis kick) 0:32.

3rd Quarter
ORL – Morris 2 yd run (Lewis kick) 5:48.

4th Quarter
ORL – Carr 9 yd pass from Morris (Lewis kick) 14:49.
TB – Rodriguez 15 yd pass from Boltus (Alvarado kick) 10:46.
ORL – Thompkins 2 yd pass from Morris (Lewis kick) 7:24.
TB – Lacey 8 yd pass from Boltus (Boltus pass failed) 1:00.

Portland Steel Drop Game to the Philadelphia Soul 59-38

Carter sccores three touchdowns; Offense held scoreless in the 2nd half
June 28,2016

Portland - The Portland Steel (1-11) fell to the Philadelphia Soul (10-3), 59-31, in front of 4,468 fans at Moda Center on Monday night. The Steel offense was outscored 31-7, including a 31 unanswered point streak by Philadelphia. Steel wide receiver Rashaad Carter led Steel receivers with eight receptions, 71 yards and three touchdowns. Portland quarterback Shane Austin completed 20-of-39 passes for 171 yards and four touchdowns. Steel receiver Nick Truesdell returned to action and hauled in four passes for 29 receiving yards and one touchdown.
Soul quarterback and Under Armour Offensive Player of the Game, Dan Raudabaugh, completed 19-of-33 passes for 217 yards and five touchdowns. Soul wide receiver Shaun Kauleinamoku led all receivers with nine receptions for 125 yards and two scores to contribute to the Philadelphia victory.
The Steel won the coin toss and elected to kick off. On the first-drive of the game Raudbaugh found Kauleinamoku for a 24-yard touchdown pass. The kick was good, giving the Soul a 7-0 lead at 13:11. The Steel responded on their next drive when Austin found Carter for an 18-yard touchdown pass. The kick was good, tying up the game at 7-7 with 8:55 left in the first. Philadelphia closed the quarter with a solid drive ending in a 1-yard run by fullback Jermaine Richardson for the touchdown.
Austin connected with Carter again for the 8-yard touchdown. With 2:54 left in the first, the Steel tied the game up 14-14. The Soul answered back as Raudabaugh found Ryan McDaniel for a 13-yard touchdown strike. After the first quarter, the Soul led by a score of 21-14.


The Steel started the second quarter off with a 5-yard touchdown pass from Austin to Carter. It was their third touchdown connection of the contest. The kick was good and with 11:33 to play in the first half, the Steel tied the game at 21-21. On the ensuing Soul drive, Raudabaugh found Kauleinamoku for an 11-yard touchdown pass, giving the soul the 28-21 lead.
Austin responded on the next drive as he found Truesdell up top for a 3-yard touchdown, his first touchdown reception since Week 1. A Steel interception setup kicker Ernesto Lacayo as he drilled a 20-yard field goal with no time left on the clock. The field goal gave the Steel a 31-28 lead going into halftime.
After nearly 10 minutes of scoreless football to start the second half, Raudabaugh found McDaniel for a 7-yard touchdown pass. Their second touchdown of the game. The kick was good, and the Soul took the lead over the Steel 35-31. A little over a minute later, defensive lineman Sean Daniels picked off Austin’s pass and returned it for a touchdown. That interception gave the Soul a 42-31 lead with 4:07 left in the 3rd quarter.
The fourth quarter started off with 17-unanswered Soul points. With 41-seconds left, Steel defensive back Shaine Boyle returned a kickoff or a 57-yard touchdown. The game concluded with a Soul victory and final score of 59-38. The Steel return to Moda Center on Saturday, July 9 to take on the Orlando Predators. Kickoff is set for 7:00 p.m. For all ticket information and all the latest Portland Steel news, head to www.pdxsteel.com.

Strong Second Half Leads Soul to Victory, 59-38

Kauleinamoku reaches third career milestone in Soul win over Steel
June 28,2016

Portland - The Philadelphia Soul (10-3) defeated the Portland Steel (1-11), with the score 59-38 in front of 4,468 fans at the Moda Center in Portland, OR on Monday evening.
“We started off slow and made some mistakes in the first half,” said Soul head coach Clint Dolezel. “Once we came back out for the second half, the team played strong on both sides of the ball. Big plays on defense and turnovers help set our offense up for success and that is what we did tonight.”
Soul WR and J. Lewis Small Playmaker of the Game, Shaun Kauleinamoku led the receivers with nine receptions for 125 yards and two touchdowns. WR Ryan McDaniel added five receptions for 48 yards and two touchdowns and FB Jeramie Richardson tallied nine rush attempts for 54 yards and two touchdowns. Steel WR Rashaad Carter led the receivers with eight receptions for 71 yards and three touchdowns.
Philadelphia QB and Under Armour Offensive Player of the Game, Dan Raudabaugh completed 19-of-33 passes for 217 yards and five touchdowns. Steel QB Shane Austin completed 20-of-39 passes for 171 yards and four touchdowns.
The Steel won the coin toss and elected to kick off to the Soul. Raudabaugh quickly found SK in the end-zone for a 24-yard touchdown and the Soul took the lead, 7-0. The Steel put six on the board when Austin connected with Carter for a Steel touchdown. The kick was good and with 8:55 to play in the first quarter, the Soul were tied 7-7. Jeramie Richardson found his first touchdown of the night with a 1-yard run, giving the Soul the lead 14-7. Austin responded with an 8-yard touchdown pass to Carter. The kick was good and again the score was tied, 14-14 with 2:54 remaining in the first quarter. Raudabaugh’s quick 13-yard touchdown pass to McDaniel gave the Soul the lead at the end of the first quarter, with the score 21-14.


The Steel started off the second quarter with a 5-yard pass from Austin to Carter to tie up the game once again. Another milestone for SK was reached as he caught his 100th career touchdown on a 11-yard pass from Raudabaugh. Kick was good and with 8:56 remaining in the first half, the Soul led 28-21. Austin responded with a 3-yard pass to Nick Truesdell for another Steel touchdown. Kick was good and the game was again tied 28-28 with 6:02 left in the first half. Back-to-back turnovers on downs gave the Soul the ball and Raudabaugh’s pass was blocked and intercepted by Shaine Boyle, giving the Steel the ball with no time left. Lacayo’s field goal was good and at the end of the first half, the Soul trailed 31-28.
To kick-off the second half, Austin’s pass was intercepted by Tracy Belton. The Soul capitalized on this with a 7-yard pass from Raudabaugh to McDaniel for his second touchdown of the night. Kick was good and with 5:20 to play in the third quarter, the Soul led 35-31. Austin’s pass attempt was blocked and recovered by Sean Daniels for a Soul touchdown and the team widened the margin, 42-31. On the next play, Austin’s pass was again intercepted by Tracy Belton, giving the Soul possession once again. At the end of the third quarter, the Soul led 42-31.
A 34-yard field goal by Tommy Frevert gave the Soul three more points to start off the quarter of play. Another turnover on downs gave the Soul the ball once again. Raudabaugh used this and connected with Money for a 15-yard touchdown pass. The kick was good and with 4:10 to play, the Soul remained in the lead, 52-31. Austin’s fourth interception of the night was caught by James Romain and the Soul offense reacted with a 2-yard rushing touchdown by Jeramie Richardson. Kick was good and with 50 seconds left in the game, the Soul led 59-31. In a final attempt by the Steel, Shaine Boyle retuned Frevert’s kick for a touchdown. The final score was 59-38.
Next week, the Soul will have their first bye week of the 2016 season. Following bye week, the Soul will host the Cleveland Gladiators at the PPL Center in Allentown, PA on Saturday, July 9. Kick-off set for 6 p.m.

Under Armour Offensive Player: Philadelphia QB Dan Raudabaugh
Riddell Defensive Player: Philadelphia DB Tracy Belton
J Lewis Small AFL Playmaker: Philadelphia WR Shaun Kauleinamoku
Cutter’s Catch of the Game: Portland WR Rashaad Carter’s 18-yard catch in the first quarter
AFL Highlight of the Game: Philadelphia DL Sean Daniels’ interception for touchdown in third quarter

AFL’s Inside The Numbers: Week 13

Predators Seek Longest Winning Streak in Storied Rivalry
June 23,2016

LAS VEGAS (June 23,2016) - Whether you are relatively new to the Arena Football League or have been a blue-blood for nearly three decades, you know that the greatest rivalry in the League is between the Tampa Bay Storm and the Orlando Predators. These two teams genuinely don't like each other, and no matter what the records are for the two teams when they meet, the games are seemingly always close. Three of the last six meetings have been decided by two points or fewer, and seven of the last nine have been determined by just one score. However, dominance in the win column has been the theme in this series for Orlando, something the Storm hopes to change on Friday night.
Predators Look To Secure Longest Winning Streak in Storm Rivalry
This will be the 61st regular season meeting between Orlando and Tampa Bay. Orlando currently leads the series 33-27 against Tampa Bay, but it hasn't always been like that. In fact, for years and years, these two teams were separated by no more than two games and a few mere points all-time in their duels against each other.
Of late though, it's been all one-way traffic in favor of the Predators. They have already won each of the first two meetings this season in this rivalry, and they have a chance to finish off a three-game regular season sweep for the second consecutive year on Friday night. Neither team in this series has ever won more than five consecutive games, but Orlando is a big favorite to reach six straight wins over its rival in Week 13.
However, there is some hope for Tampa Bay for sure. The Storm only has one victory against its Sunshine State rival over the course of the last three calendar years. Orlando started Bernard Morris that day under center. Morris is likely to take over at quarterback for the Preds for the injured Randy Hippeard.


All-Purpose Yardage Record in Reach For Toliver
The accolades have been racking up for Toliver this season for sure. Just in the last two weeks, he has become the all-time leader in receiving yards and the all-time leader in receptions in League history. Now, he is on the verge of becoming the all-time leader in all-purpose yards, too.
Toliver enters this week with 20,974 all-purpose yards for his career. It is quite fitting that he is very likely to break this record in Orlando, a place where he amassed well over 10,000 of those yards in his career. The man's record Toliver is set to break is Barry Wagner, arguably the greatest Ironman to ever play this game. Wagner retired with 21,042 all-purpose yards, and with just 69 all-purpose yards on Saturday, Toliver will once again etch his name atop the history books in yet another category.
T.T.'s Triumphs
Toliver knows what it is like to be on both sides of the Orlando-Tampa Bay rivalry having played for the Predators for a number of years. This is going to be his 24th game in this rivalry. As a member of the Predators, Toliver had 80 receptions, 1,131 yards and 29 TDs in 11 games versus Tampa Bay. As a member of the Storm, he has had 77 catches, 997 yards and 24 scores versus Orlando. Assuming he amasses at least three yards in this one, Toliver will become the first player in AFL history to have 1,000+ receiving yards on both sides of any rivalry game.
Consider this as well. Greg Carr has 52 receptions, 689 yards and 16 TDs in his career for the Predators against the Storm, and that makes him the most accomplished wide receiver in this rivalry outside of Toliver amongst players on the active rosters of these two teams. Toliver has far better numbers than that on both sides of this rivalry.
Not only is Toliver one of the all-time greats in the AFL. He's an institution this classic rivalry as well.
Week 13 Milestone Watch
Last week, Jacksonville's Tiger Jones caught James Roe for fifth place all-time in receiving touchdowns with 281. Jones will go past Roe with his first score this week, while LA's Donovan Morgan could catch the former San Jose standout as well. Morgan enters this week with 279 career touchdown grabs, and two more will tie him with Roe.
Morgan needs 13 more receptions to catch Mike Horacek (877) for ninth place all-time in AFL history.
Arizona's Rod Windsor also has two of the all-time greats in his sights this week. With eight receptions against the KISS, Windsor will run down Siaha Burley (843) for No. 12 on the all-time receptions list, and with three beyond that, he will catch Cory Fleming for No. 11. Windsor moved past Greg Hopkins for No. 13 all-time in receptions last week.
Five TDs would put Windsor in the Top 10 in receiving touchdowns in League history, too. Windsor enters this week with 242 career scores, five shy of Siaha Burley's career mark of 247. Reggie Gray is coming off of his best statistical game as a member of the Sharks, posting 10 catches for 97 yards. Gray is now within sight of 9,000 receiving yards for his career. He needs 156 yards to reach that plateau, and if he reaches it, he will also go past the great George LaFrance for No. 17 all-time in receiving yards.
Philadelphia's Shaun Kauleinamoku needs two TDs to reach 100 for his career. Cleveland's Collin Taylor also needs two scores to get to 100 all-time. Philadelphia's Darius Reynolds is sitting on 95 career receiving touchdowns.
Portland's Jared Perry needs 163 receiving yards to reach the 5,000-yard plateau for his career. Just 10 active players have made it to 5,000 receiving yards.
Kevin Guy is set to coach his 155th career game including the regular season and postseason. That mark puts him past Jay Gruden for the ninth most in AFL history and ties him with John Gregory for eighth.
Steve Thonn will coach his 200th career game in Week 13. Only four others have done that, and the list is a de facto "Who's Who" of AFL coaches: Mike Hohensee (343), Tim Marcum (310), Darren Arbet (270) and Danny White (257).
Orlando's Brandon Thompkins is still within striking distance of the all-time record for all-purpose yards in a season. The Predators' star has 2,713 yards through 12 games, 1,094 more than anyone else in the AFL. He needs to average just shy of 250 yards per game to catch P.J. Berry, who holds the League record for all-purpose yards in a single season with 3,708.
Week 12 Quick Hitters
Collin Taylor extended his streak of consecutive regular-season games with a receiving touchdown to 27, a Gladiators franchise record. His teammate, Quentin Sims has scored at least two touchdowns in six games in a row. Only LA's Donovan Morgan has more games in a row with multiple trips to the end zone with seven.
Jacksonville's Joe Hills ran his streak of consecutive regular season games with a TD up to 63 in a row.
Hills' teammate, Tiger Jones became the third man in AFL history to reach the 14,000-yard plateau for a wide receiver. He now has 14,015 for his career and joins T.T. Toliver and Damian Harrell in the 14K club.
Philadelphia's Dan Raudabaugh didn't have a banner game last week against Arizona, but he did toss seven touchdown passes to get him to 587 in his career. Raudabaugh moved past John Kaleo for ninth place on the all-time passing TDs list.
In a battle of surefire Hall of Famers, Clevan Thomas got the best of Toliver last Saturday night. Toliver might have become the all-time leader in receptions on the night, but Thomas picked off his 81st pass in his career, second to only Kenny McEntyre in AFL history.
Shane Austin tossed his 250th career touchdown pass last week in Portland's loss at home against Cleveland. Five active quarterbacks have now reached that mark in their careers, including Nick Davila, Tommy Grady, Dan Raudabaugh and Bernard Morris.
The 80 points the Soul allowed last week to Arizona was the most they have conceded in a game in team history.
By Adam Markowitz
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REDBLACKS Revenge: Ottawa wins Grey Cup rematch in OT thriller

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Attendance: 27,846

REDBLACKS Revenge: Ottawa wins Grey Cup rematch in OT thriller

CFL.ca Staff

EDMONTON – The Ottawa REDBLACKS got their revenge over the Edmonton Eskimos, winning the Grey Cup rematch 45-37 in an overtime thriller on Saturday night in Edmonton.
It was Trevor Harris, not Henry Burris, who led the REDBLACKS to victory after the reigning Most Outstanding Player appeared to jam the pinky finger on his throwing hand in the third quarter and could not return to the game.
Following a 19-yard rush by rookie running back Trevon Van, Harris found Brad Sinopoli in the end zone to give the REDBLACKS the lead in the extra frame. Greg Ellingson would convert on the two-point attempt and the defence did the rest, stopping Mike Reilly on third down to clinch the victory.
The win was the REDBLACKS’ first over the Eskimos since joining the league in 2014.

Harris was impressive in his Ottawa debut, completing 17 of 19 passes for 292 yards and throwing three touchdowns. Burris threw for 251 yards with a touchdown and a pick.
The final minute of the game featured a 39-yard field goal by Sean Whyte to give the Eskimos a 37-34 lead, but the REDBACKS rallied to set up a Chris Milo 55-yarder to tie the game as time expired and get to overtime.
Harris continued to lead the REDBLACKS offence in the fourth quarter, extending their lead to 31-24 after a 38-yard Milo field goal. Adarius Bowman and the Esks responded with a 40-yard gain and Whyte added a 35-yard field goal to cut the deficit to 31-27.
It didn’t take long for Ottawa to answer back as Ellingson took a short pass 56 yards downfield. Milo hit another field goal to put the REDBLACKS back up by seven. Derel Walker delivered a returning blow, moving the Esks 64 yards downfield before John White punched in a touchdown to tie the game.
White finished the game with a rushing touchdown on 43 yards and 11 carries and a receiving touchdown on 51 yards through the air in his first game after missing all of 2015 with an Achilles injury he suffered in training camp.
The offensive showdown started right on the opening drive. A 20-yard reception by White was the highlight of the Esks’ opening drive that ended in a single.
Starting at midfield midway through the first quarter after pinning the Esks deep in their zone, Burris and the REDBLACKS went to work. Burris threaded a 19-yard pass to Ernest Jackson but their drive would end there. In the red zone, Van fumbled the ball and it was recovered by Kenny Ladler to end the threat.
In the final minutes of the opening frame, Arnaud Gascon-Nadon sacked Reilly in the end zone, putting the REDBLACKS up 2-1 with the safety. They would add a single on their next drive to go up 3-1 and carry a lead into the second quarter.
A pair of first downs by Jake Harty and Brad Sinopoli moved the chains downfield for Ottawa but they could not put any more points on the board.
Reilly and the Esks offence went back to work, hooking up with new weapon Chris Getzlaf for a 21-yard gain and Nate Coehoorn to move the team into field goal distance. Sean Whyte hit a 29-yard field goal to put the Esks back up 4-3.
A series of short passes from Burris brought the REDBLACKS into scoring territory where Van cut through a seam for a 14-yard rush. Kienan Lafrance scored the first touchdown of the game on a four-yard reception and Ernest Jackson caught the two-point conversion as Ottawa went ahead 11-4.
A 55-yard reception by Walker brought Edmonton into the midfield. Bowman caught back-to-back passes before John White found a hole for a 27-yard rushing touchdown to tie the game.
Following a 12-yard Sinopoli reception, Milo nailed a 45-yard field goal in the last play of the first half to give the REDBLACKS the 14-11 lead.
The REDBLACKS opened the second half on offence but couldn’t get anything going. Milo’s punt attempt was blocked by Ruben Frank and the rookie brought it back for a touchdown to give the Esks the lead back. The defence would get back to work as Odell Willis intercepted Burris to put the Esks in great field position. Edmonton would hit another field goal to put themselves ahead 21-14.

» Images: REDBLACKS at Eskimos Week 1

The Eskimos celebrate a touchdown on a strong offensive night for them (THE CANADIAN PRESS)

Not long later, Burris appeared to jam his finger and left the field with the training staff. Off-season signee Harris, in his first play as a member of the REDBLACKS, came into the game and immediately hooked up with Chris Williams on a 71-yard touchdown to tie the game 21-21. It was the longest pass of Harris’ career.
The seesaw battle continued but moved in favour of the REDBLACKS as Harris and Williams connected again, this time on a 37-yard major as Ottawa regained the lead, 28-21.
Reilly and the Esks picked up the pace on offence, quickly moving downfield and adding another Whyte field goal as the third quarter dwindled down.
This marked the first matchup of Esks head coach Jason Maas against his former team. The ex-REDBLACKS offensive coordinator left for Edmonton in the off-season following the departure of Chris Jones.
Next week, the REDBLACKS visit the Montreal Alouettes while the Eskimos get an early bye.

st Quarter

Play	Team	Time	Down	Type	LOS	Details	Away	Home
1		15:00	1	Kickoff	O35	(15:00) C. MILO Kickoff (65 yds), Returned by J. MCKNIGHT (22 yds), Special Teams Tackle: O. GOULET-VEILLEUX	0	0
2		14:53	1	Pass	E32	(14:53) M. REILLY Incomplete Pass intended for N. COEHOORN	0	0
3		14:42	2	Pass	E32	(14:42) M. REILLY Incomplete Pass intended for N. COEHOORN, Knocked down by F. HIGHTOWER, Penalty: Pass Interference, Defence called on Ottawa (F. HIGHTOWER) (10 yds.) - No Play	0	0
4		14:26	1	Pass	E42	(14:26) M. REILLY Completed Pass to J. WHITE (20 yds), Tackle: F. HIGHTOWER	0	0
5		13:50	1	Rush	O48	(13:50) J. WHITE Run (3 yds), Tackle: Z. EVANS	0	0
6		13:24	2	Pass	O45	(13:24) M. REILLY Incomplete Pass intended for A. BOWMAN	0	0
7		13:01	3	Punt	O45	(13:01) G. SHAW Punt (48 yds), Dead Ball Declared, Single	0	1
8		12:41	1	Pass	O35	(12:41) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to B. SINOPOLI (3 yds), Tackle: K. LADLER, Penalty: Offside, Defence called on Edmonton (C. MCCARTY) (5 yds.) - No Play	0	1
9		12:10	1	Pass	O40	(12:10) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to C. WILLIAMS (2 yds), Tackle: D. LACEY	0	1
10		11:35	2	Pass	O42	(11:35) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to C. WILLIAMS (18 yds), Tackle: D. BELUE	0	1
11		10:57	1	Rush	E50	(10:57) T. VAN Run (0 yds), Tackle: C. PARKS	0	1
12		10:39	2	Pass	E50	(10:39) H. BURRIS Incomplete Pass intended for G. ELLINGSON	0	1
13		10:16	3	Punt	E50	(10:16) C. MILO Punt (44 yds), Ball Out of Bounds	0	1
14		10:01	1	Rush	E6	(10:01) J. WHITE Run (9 yds), Tackle: A. KANNEH	0	1
15		09:37	2	Rush	E15	(09:37) M. REILLY Run (2 yds), Tackle: D. MUNOZ	0	1
16		09:07	1	Rush	E17	(09:07) J. WHITE Run (6 yds), Tackle: D. HINDS, Penalty: Offside, Defence called on Ottawa (5 yds.) - No Play, Penalty: Roughness, General called on Edmonton (J. WHITE) (14 yds.) - Enforced From E22	0	1
17		08:56	1	Pass	E8	(08:56) M. REILLY Incomplete Pass intended for A. BOWMAN	0	1
18		08:37	2	Pass	E8	(08:37) M. REILLY Completed Pass to D. WALKER (9 yds), Tackle: J. ROSE	0	1
19		08:12	3	Punt	E17	(08:12) G. SHAW Punt (41 yds), Returned by J. SMITH (13 yds), Special Teams Tackle: J. SHERRITT, Penalty: Roughness, General called on Edmonton (R. KING ) (15 yds.)	0	1
20		07:47	1	Rush	E30	(07:47) T. VAN Run (1 yds), Tackle: D. LACEY	0	1
21		07:18	2	Pass	E29	(07:18) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to E. JACKSON (19 yds), Tackle: N. KING	0	1
22		06:40	1	Rush	E10	(06:40) T. VAN Run (2 yds), T. VAN Fumble, Lost, Recovered by K. LADLER (0 yds), Tackle: J. DEANE	0	1
23		06:13	1	Pass	E8	(06:13) M. REILLY Completed Pass to A. BOWMAN (10 yds), Tackle: D. HINDS	0	1
24		05:47	2	Rush	E18	(05:47) M. REILLY Run (2 yds), Tackle: E. LATTANZIO	0	1
25		05:24	1	Rush	E20	(05:24) J. WHITE Run (4 yds), Tackle: D. MUNOZ	0	1
26		04:59	2	Pass	E24	(04:59) M. REILLY Incomplete Pass intended for J. WHITE	0	1
27		04:33	3	Punt	E24	(04:33) G. SHAW Punt (31 yds), Ball Out of Bounds, Penalty: Holding, Return called on Ottawa (M. WRIGHT) (10 yds.)	0	1
28		04:12	1	Pass	O45	(04:12) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to C. WILLIAMS (15 yds), Tackle: K. LADLER	0	1
29		03:33	1	Pass	E50	(03:33) H. BURRIS Incomplete Pass intended for C. WILLIAMS	0	1
30		03:21	2	Pass	E50	(03:21) H. BURRIS Incomplete Pass intended for T. VAN	0	1
31		02:59	3	Punt	E50	(02:59) C. MILO Punt (45 yds), Ball Out of Bounds	0	1
32		02:42	1	Rush	E5	(02:42) J. WHITE Run (2 yds), Tackle: Z. EVANS	0	1
33		02:09	2	Team Loss	E7	(02:09) M. REILLY Sacked by A. GASCON-NADON (7 yds), M. REILLY Team Loss (-7 yds), Safety	2	1
34		01:47	1	Kickoff	E25	(01:47) G. SHAW Kickoff (65 yds), Returned by K. LAFRANCE (24 yds, 15 credited), Penalty: Holding, Return called on Ottawa (K. JACKSON) (10 yds.) - Enforced From O35	2	1
35		01:40	1	Pass	O25	(01:40) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to E. JACKSON (20 yds), Tackle: D. LACEY, Penalty: Spearing called on Edmonton (N. KING) (15 yds.)	2	1
36		01:17	1	Rush	E50	(01:17) T. VAN Run (-1 yds), Tackle: K. LADLER	2	1
37		00:55	2	Pass	E51	(00:55) H. BURRIS Incomplete Pass intended for T. VAN	2	1
38		00:33	3	Punt	E51	(00:33) C. MILO Punt (61 yds), Dead Ball Declared, Single	3	1
39		00:12	1	Pass	E35	(00:12) M. REILLY Completed Pass to A. BOWMAN (63 yds), Tackle: D. HINDS, PLAY REVIEWED (Coach): Overturned, Penalty: Illegal Participation called on Edmonton (J. WHITE) (10 yds.) - No Play	3	1
40		00:00	1	Pass	E25	(00:00) M. REILLY Completed Pass to A. BOWMAN (7 yds), Tackle: F. HIGHTOWER	3	1
41		00:00	1	N/A		(00:00) End of Quarter	3	1

2nd Quarter

Play	Team	Time	Down	Type	LOS	Details	Away	Home
42		15:00	2	Pass	E32	(15:00) M. REILLY Incomplete Pass intended for D. WALKER, PLAY REVIEWED (Coach): Call Stands	3	1
43		14:42	3	Punt	E32	(14:42) G. SHAW Punt (53 yds), Returned by J. SMITH (0 yds), J. SMITH Fumble, Recovered by J. ROBINSON, Special Teams Tackle: K. LADLER	3	1
44		14:13	1	Rush	O25	(14:13) T. VAN Run (5 yds), Tackle: O. WILLIS	3	1
45		13:33	2	Pass	O30	(13:33) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to J. HARTY (22 yds), Tackle: K. LADLER, K. LADLER injured on the play	3	1
46		13:08	1	Pass	O52	(13:08) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to G. ELLINGSON (3 yds), Tackle: C. PARKS	3	1
47		12:31	2	Pass	O55	(12:31) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to B. SINOPOLI (18 yds), Tackle: N. KING	3	1
48		12:02	1	N/A	E37	(12:02) Penalty: Time Count called on Ottawa (H. BURRIS) (5 yds.) - No Play	3	1
49		11:37	1	Team Loss	E42	(11:37) H. BURRIS Sacked by M. HOWARD (10 yds), H. BURRIS Team Loss (-10 yds)	3	1
50		11:20	2	Pass	E52	(11:20) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to B. SINOPOLI (10 yds), Tackle: P. WATKINS, Penalty: Offside, Defence called on Edmonton (O. WILLIS) (5 yds.) - No Play	3	1
51		10:51	2	Pass	E47	(10:51) H. BURRIS Incomplete Pass intended for J. HARTY, Knocked down by G. PETERS	3	1
52		10:35	3	Punt	E47	(10:35) C. MILO Punt (37 yds), Ball Out of Bounds	3	1
53		10:17	1	Pass	E10	(10:17) M. REILLY Completed Pass to J. WHITE (6 yds), Tackle: F. HIGHTOWER	3	1
54		09:47	2	Pass	E16	(09:47) M. REILLY Completed Pass to J. MCKNIGHT (9 yds), Tackle: J. ROSE, Penalty: Holding called on Ottawa (D. HINDS) (10 yds.) - No Play	3	1
55		09:34	1	Pass	E26	(09:34) M. REILLY Completed Pass to A. BOWMAN (17 yds), Tackle: F. HIGHTOWER	3	1
56		09:07	1	Pass	E43	(09:07) M. REILLY Incomplete Pass intended for A. BOWMAN, Knocked down by J. ROBINSON	3	1
57		08:41	2	Pass	E43	(08:41) M. REILLY Completed Pass to C. GETZLAF (21 yds), Tackle: A. PRUNEAU	3	1
58		08:05	1	Rush	O46	(08:05) J. WHITE Run (6 yds), Tackle: D. MUNOZ	3	1
59		07:45	2	Pass	O40	(07:45) M. REILLY Completed Pass to N. COEHOORN (11 yds), Tackle: F. HIGHTOWER	3	1
60		07:17	1	Pass	O29	(07:17) M. REILLY Completed Pass to N. COEHOORN (4 yds), Ran Out of Bounds	3	1
61		07:02	2	Pass	O25	(07:02) M. REILLY Completed Pass to J. WHITE (3 yds), Tackle: D. MUNOZ	3	1
62		06:31	3	Field Goal	O22	(06:31) S. WHYTE Field Goal (29 yds), Good, FG Placed on the Right Hash Mark	3	4
63		06:11	1	Pass	O35	(06:11) H. BURRIS Incomplete Pass intended for B. SINOPOLI	3	4
64		05:53	2	Pass	O35	(05:53) H. BURRIS Incomplete Pass intended for B. SINOPOLI, Knocked down by N. KING, Penalty: Offside, Defence called on Edmonton (M. HOWARD) (5 yds.) - No Play	3	4
65		05:32	2	Pass	O40	(05:32) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to B. SINOPOLI (15 yds), Tackle: P. WATKINS	3	4
66		04:58	1	Pass	O55	(04:58) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to J. SMITH (5 yds), Tackle: A. SEWELL	3	4
67		04:36	2	Pass	E50	(04:36) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to J. SMITH (8 yds), Tackle: C. PARKS	3	4
68		03:56	1	Pass	E42	(03:56) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to K. LAFRANCE (8 yds), Tackle: J. SHERRITT	3	4
69		03:27	2	Rush	E34	(03:27) T. VAN Run (14 yds), Tackle: C. PARKS	3	4
70		03:00	1	Pass	E20	(03:00) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to G. ELLINGSON (16 yds), Tackle: J. SHERRITT	3	4
71		02:46	1	Pass	E4	(02:46) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to K. LAFRANCE (4 yds), Touchdown	9	4
72		02:27	1	Convert Pass	E3	(02:27) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to E. JACKSON (3 yds), Convert Successful	11	4
73		02:27	1	Kickoff	O35	(02:27) C. MILO Kickoff (56 yds), Returned by K. DOE (16 yds), Special Teams Tackle: M. WRIGHT	11	4
74		02:21	1	Pass	E35	(02:21) M. REILLY Completed Pass to D. WALKER (55 yds), Tackle: A. KANNEH, PLAY REVIEWED (Coach): Overturned, M. REILLY Completed Pass to D. WALKER (34 yds), Ran Out of Bounds	11	4
75		02:09	1	Pass	O41	(02:09) M. REILLY Completed Pass to A. BOWMAN (4 yds), Tackle: J. ROBINSON	11	4
76		02:04	2	Pass	O37	(02:04) M. REILLY Completed Pass to A. BOWMAN (10 yds), Tackle: F. HIGHTOWER	11	4
77		01:39	1	Rush	O27	(01:39) M. REILLY Run (0 yds), Tackle: M. MOORE	11	4
78		01:17	2	Pass	O27	(01:17) M. REILLY Completed Pass to J. WHITE (27 yds), Touchdown	11	10
79		00:57	1	Convert Kick	O25	(00:57) S. WHYTE Convert Kick (32 yds), Good	11	11
80		00:57	1	Kickoff	E35	(00:57) G. SHAW Kickoff (65 yds), Returned by J. SMITH (18 yds), Special Teams Tackle: J. MCKNIGHT	11	11
81		00:50	1	Pass	O28	(00:50) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to C. WILLIAMS (17 yds), Ran Out of Bounds	11	11
82		00:43	1	Pass	O45	(00:43) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to T. VAN (6 yds), Tackle: J. SHERRITT	11	11
83		00:34	2	Pass	O51	(00:34) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to J. HARTY (9 yds), Tackle: P. WATKINS	11	11
84		00:19	1	Pass	E50	(00:19) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to B. SINOPOLI (12 yds), Tackle: K. LADLER	11	11
85		00:05	1	Field Goal	E38	(00:05) C. MILO Field Goal (45 yds), Good, FG Placed on Left Hash Mark	14	11
86		00:00	1	N/A		(00:00) End of Quarter	14	11

3rd Quarter

Play	Team	Time	Down	Type	LOS	Details	Away	Home
87		15:00	1	Kickoff	E35	(15:00) G. SHAW Kickoff (67 yds), Returned by K. LAFRANCE (13 yds), Special Teams Tackle: K. LADLER	14	11
88		14:52	1	Rush	O21	(14:52) T. VAN Run (5 yds), Tackle: J. SHERRITT	14	11
89		14:18	2	Pass	O26	(14:18) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to B. SINOPOLI (8 yds), Tackle: P. WATKINS	14	11
90		13:46	1	Rush	O34	(13:46) T. VAN Run (3 yds), Tackle: K. LADLER	14	11
91		13:25	2	Pass	O37	(13:25) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to B. SINOPOLI (3 yds), Tackle: C. PARKS	14	11
92		12:53	3	Punt	O40	(12:53) C. MILO Punt (0 yds), Blocked by R. FRANK, Lost, Recovered by R. FRANK (1 yds), Touchdown	14	17
93		12:34	1	N/A	O25	(12:34) Penalty: Offside, Defence called on Ottawa (A. PRUNEAU) Accepted	14	17
94		12:34	1	Convert Kick	O25	(12:34) S. WHYTE Convert Kick (32 yds), Good	14	18
95		12:15	1	Kickoff	E40	(12:15) G. SHAW Kickoff (62 yds), Returned by J. SMITH (14 yds), Special Teams Tackle: A. BARRETT	14	18
96		12:09	1	Pass	O22	(12:09) H. BURRIS Incomplete Pass intended for E. JACKSON	14	18
97		11:49	2	Pass	O22	(11:49) H. BURRIS Pass Intercepted by O. WILLIS (returned 0 yds), Tackle: J. SILAS	14	18
98		11:21	1	Pass	O12	(11:21) M. REILLY Completed Pass to J. WHITE (0 yds), Tackle: A. PRUNEAU	14	18
99		10:43	2	Team Loss	O12	(10:43) M. REILLY Sacked by C. WILLIAMS (2 yds), M. REILLY Team Loss (-2 yds)	14	18
100		10:12	3	Field Goal	O14	(10:12) S. WHYTE Field Goal (22 yds), Good	14	21
101		09:49	1	Pass	O35	(09:49) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to B. SINOPOLI (2 yds), Tackle: C. PARKS	14	21
102		09:18	2	Pass	O37	(09:18) H. BURRIS Completed Pass to E. JACKSON (18 yds), Tackle: D. LACEY	14	21
103		08:52	1	N/A	O55	(08:52) Penalty: Time Count called on Ottawa (H. BURRIS) (5 yds.) - No Play	14	21
104		08:29	1	Team Loss	O50	(08:29) H. BURRIS Sacked by A. SEWELL (11 yds), H. BURRIS Team Loss (-11 yds), H. BURRIS injured on the play	14	21
105		08:12	2	Pass	O39	(08:12) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to C. WILLIAMS (71 yds), Touchdown	20	21
106		07:54	1	Convert Kick	E25	(07:54) C. MILO Convert Kick (32 yds), Good	21	21
107		07:36	1	Kickoff	O35	(07:36) C. MILO Kickoff (62 yds), Returned by J. MCKNIGHT (18 yds), Special Teams Tackle: O. GOULET-VEILLEUX	21	21
108		07:31	1	Pass	E31	(07:31) M. REILLY Completed Pass to D. WALKER (10 yds), Tackle: J. ROSE	21	21
109		06:55	1	Rush	E41	(06:55) J. WHITE Run (-5 yds), Tackle: Z. EVANS	21	21
110		06:34	2	Pass	E36	(06:34) M. REILLY Completed Pass to A. BOWMAN (7 yds), Tackle: A. KANNEH	21	21
111		05:54	3	N/A	E43	(05:54) Penalty: Procedure, General called on Edmonton (D. LACEY) (5 yds.) - No Play	21	21
112		05:39	3	Punt	E38	(05:39) G. SHAW Punt (32 yds), Returned by J. SMITH (16 yds), Special Teams Tackle: G. SHAW	21	21
113		05:14	1	Pass	E54	(05:14) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to C. WILLIAMS (8 yds), Ran Out of Bounds	21	21
114		04:54	2	Rush	E46	(04:54) T. VAN Run (9 yds), Tackle: K. LADLER	21	21
115		04:24	1	Pass	E37	(04:24) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to C. WILLIAMS (37 yds), Touchdown	27	21
116		04:07	1	Convert Kick	E25	(04:07) C. MILO Convert Kick (32 yds), Good	28	21
117		03:47	1	Kickoff	O35	(03:47) C. MILO Kickoff (65 yds), Returned by K. DOE (34 yds), Special Teams Tackle: D. WEST	28	21
118		03:40	1	Pass	E44	(03:40) M. REILLY Completed Pass to A. BOWMAN (1 yds), Tackle: J. GAVINS	28	21
119		03:20	2	N/A	E45	(03:20) Penalty: Offside, Defence called on Ottawa (A. WHITESIDE) (5 yds.) - No Play	28	21
120		02:57	2	Pass	E50	(02:57) M. REILLY Completed Pass to C. WATSON (5 yds), Tackle: A. PRUNEAU	28	21
121		02:14	1	Pass	E55	(02:14) M. REILLY Completed Pass to D. WALKER (9 yds), Tackle: D. HINDS	28	21
122		02:05	2	Rush	O46	(02:05) M. REILLY Run (3 yds), Tackle: A. GASCON-NADON	28	21
123		01:55	1	Rush	O43	(01:55) J. WHITE Run (10 yds), Tackle: A. PRUNEAU	28	21
124		01:13	1	Pass	O33	(01:13) M. REILLY Incomplete Pass intended for N. COEHOORN	28	21
125		01:04	2	Rush	O33	(01:04) J. WHITE Run (5 yds), Tackle: D. MUNOZ	28	21
126		00:36	3	Field Goal	O28	(00:36) S. WHYTE Field Goal (35 yds), Good	28	24
127		00:16	1	Rush	O35	(00:16) T. VAN Run (-6 yds), Tackle: O. WILLIS, Penalty: Horse Collar Tackle called on Edmonton (O. WILLIS) (15 yds.) - No Play	28	24
128		00:00	1	Pass	O50	(00:00) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to E. JACKSON (9 yds), Tackle: D. LACEY	28	24
129		00:00	1	N/A		(00:00) End of Quarter	28	24

4th Quarter

Play	Team	Time	Down	Type	LOS	Details	Away	Home
130		15:00	2	N/A	E51	(15:00) Penalty: Procedure, General called on Ottawa (J. GOTT) (5 yds.) - No Play	28	24
131		14:57	2	Pass	O54	(14:57) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to G. ELLINGSON (18 yds), Tackle: M. YOUNG	28	24
132		14:26	1	Pass	E38	(14:26) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to B. SINOPOLI (5 yds), Tackle: D. LACEY	28	24
133		14:03	2	Pass	E33	(14:03) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to E. JACKSON (2 yds), Tackle: B. SMITH	28	24
134		13:29	3	Field Goal	E31	(13:29) C. MILO Field Goal (38 yds), Good	31	24
135		13:15	1	Pass	E35	(13:15) M. REILLY Completed Pass to A. BOWMAN (10 yds), Tackle: J. GAVINS	31	24
136		12:38	2	Rush	E45	(12:38) M. REILLY Run (1 yds), Tackle: D. MUNOZ, Penalty: Offside, Offence called on Edmonton (C. WATSON) (5 yds.) - No Play	31	24
137		12:32	2	Pass	E40	(12:32) M. REILLY Completed Pass to A. BOWMAN (40 yds), Tackle: A. KANNEH	31	24
138		11:50	1	Rush	O30	(11:50) J. WHITE Run (2 yds), Tackle: A. GASCON-NADON	31	24
139		11:30	2	Pass	O28	(11:30) M. REILLY Incomplete Pass intended for C. GETZLAF, PENALTY: Offence Offside to N. COEHORN - (DECLINED)	31	24
140		11:04	3	Field Goal	O28	(11:04) S. WHYTE Field Goal (35 yds), Good	31	27
141		10:45	1	Pass	O35	(10:45) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to P. LAVOIE (7 yds), Tackle: D. LACEY, Penalty: Illegal Block called on Ottawa (J. DEANE) (10 yds.) - No Play	31	27
142		10:28	1	Pass	O25	(10:28) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to G. ELLINGSON (56 yds), Tackle: C. PARKS	31	27
143		10:03	1	Rush	E29	(10:03) T. VAN Run (5 yds), Tackle: J. SHERRITT	31	27
144		09:29	2	Pass	E24	(09:29) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to E. JACKSON (8 yds), Tackle: C. PARKS	31	27
145		08:46	1	Rush	E16	(08:46) T. VAN Run (0 yds), Tackle: G. PETERS	31	27
146		08:17	2	Pass	E16	(08:17) T. HARRIS Incomplete Pass intended for E. JACKSON	31	27
147		07:55	3	Field Goal	E16	(07:55) C. MILO Field Goal (23 yds), Good, FG Placed Right of Center	34	27
148		07:34	1	Kickoff	O35	(07:34) C. MILO Kickoff (57 yds), Returned by K. DOE (10 yds), Special Teams Tackle: M. WRIGHT	34	27
149		07:27	1	Pass	E28	(07:27) M. REILLY Completed Pass to D. WALKER (64 yds), Tackle: J. ROSE	34	27
150		06:53	1	Rush	O18	(06:53) M. REILLY Run (5 yds), Tackle: Z. EVANS	34	27
151		06:09	2	Pass	O13	(06:09) M. REILLY Completed Pass to C. MCCARTY (4 yds), Tackle: A. WHITESIDE	34	27
152		05:30	3	Rush	O9	(05:30) M. REILLY Run (2 yds), Tackle: A. PRUNEAU	34	27
153		04:40	1	Rush	O7	(04:40) J. WHITE Run (5 yds), Tackle: C. WILLIAMS	34	27
154		04:40	2	Rush	O2	(04:40) J. WHITE Run (2 yds), Touchdown	34	33
155		04:23	1	Convert Kick	O25	(04:23) S. WHYTE Convert Kick (32 yds), Good	34	34
156		04:03	1	Kickoff	E35	(04:03) G. SHAW Kickoff (65 yds), Returned by C. WILLIAMS (24 yds), Special Teams Tackle: E. NGOYI, Penalty: OC, General called on Edmonton (K. LADLER) (10 yds.)	34	34
157		03:57	1	Pass	O44	(03:57) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to C. WILLIAMS (14 yds), Tackle: M. YOUNG, Penalty: Holding called on Ottawa (E. JACKSON) (10 yds.) - No Play	34	34
158		03:27	1	Pass	O34	(03:27) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to P. LAVOIE (8 yds), Tackle: M. YOUNG	34	34
159		03:03	2	Pass	O42	(03:03) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to C. WILLIAMS (37 yds), Tackle: P. WATKINS, Penalty: Holding called on Ottawa (S. ROGERS) (10 yds.) - No Play	34	34
160		02:41	2	Pass	O32	(02:41) T. HARRIS Incomplete Pass intended for G. ELLINGSON, Knocked down by G. PETERS	34	34
161		02:30	3	Punt	O32	(02:30) C. MILO Punt (45 yds), Returned by K. DOE (5 yds), Special Teams Tackle: J. BOYETT	34	34
162		02:18	1	Pass	E38	(02:18) M. REILLY Completed Pass to C. GETZLAF (9 yds), Tackle: F. HIGHTOWER	34	34
163		02:12	2	Rush	E47	(02:12) M. REILLY Run (2 yds), Tackle: D. MUNOZ	34	34
164		02:08	1	Pass	E49	(02:08) M. REILLY Incomplete Pass intended for C. WATSON	34	34
165		01:50	2	Pass	E49	(01:50) M. REILLY Incomplete Pass intended for A. BOWMAN, Penalty: Offside, Defence called on Ottawa (M. MOORE) (5 yds.) - No Play	34	34
166		01:43	2	Pass	E54	(01:43) M. REILLY Completed Pass to N. COEHOORN (18 yds), Tackle: F. HIGHTOWER, A. GASCON-NADON injured on the play	34	34
167		01:37	1	Pass	O38	(01:37) M. REILLY Completed Pass to A. BOWMAN (23 yds), Tackle: A. WHITESIDE, Penalty: Holding called on Edmonton (C. WATSON) (10 yds.) - No Play	34	34
168		01:11	1	Pass	O48	(01:11) M. REILLY Incomplete Pass intended for N. COEHOORN	34	34
169		01:06	2	Pass	O48	(01:06) M. REILLY Completed Pass to D. WALKER (16 yds), Tackle: F. HIGHTOWER	34	34
170		00:58	3	Field Goal	O32	(00:58) S. WHYTE Field Goal (39 yds), Good, FG Placed on the Right Hash Mark	34	37
171		00:54	1	Kickoff	E35	(00:54) G. SHAW Kickoff (70 yds), Returned by J. SMITH (21 yds), Special Teams Tackle: B. SMITH	34	37
172		00:48	1	Pass	O26	(00:48) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to C. WILLIAMS (8 yds), Tackle: P. WATKINS	34	37
173		00:38	1	N/A		(00:38) Timeout Ottawa	34	37
174		00:38	2	Pass	O34	(00:38) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to T. VAN (8 yds), Tackle: D. LACEY	34	37
175		00:28	1	Pass	O42	(00:28) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to T. VAN (11 yds), Tackle: D. LACEY, D. LACEY injured on the play	34	37
176		00:20	1	Pass	O53	(00:20) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to B. SINOPOLI (9 yds), Tackle: K. LADLER	34	37
177		00:01	1	N/A		(00:01) Timeout Edmonton	34	37
178		00:01	2	Field Goal	E48	(00:01) C. MILO Field Goal (55 yds), Good, FG Placed on the Left Hash Mark	37	37
179		00:00	1	N/A		(00:00) End of Quarter	37	37

5th Quarter

Play	Team	Time	Down	Type	LOS	Details	Away	Home
180		00:00	1	Rush	E35	(00:00) T. VAN Run (4 yds), Tackle: P. WATKINS, P. WATKINS injured on the play	37	37
181		00:00	2	Pass	E31	(00:00) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to T. VAN (19 yds), Tackle: D. LACEY	37	37
182		00:00	1	Pass	E12	(00:00) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to B. SINOPOLI (12 yds), Touchdown	43	37
183		00:00	1	Convert Pass	E3	(00:00) T. HARRIS Completed Pass to G. ELLINGSON (3 yds), Convert Successful	45	37
184		00:00	1	Pass	O35	(00:00) M. REILLY Completed Pass to D. WALKER (7 yds), Tackle: J. ROSE	45	37
185		00:00	2	Pass	O28	(00:00) M. REILLY Incomplete Pass intended for J. WHITE	45	37
186		00:00	3	Pass	O28	(00:00) M. REILLY Incomplete Pass intended for N. COEHOORN	45	37
187		00:00	1	N/A		(00:00) End of Game	45	37