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The Montreal Alouettes will have to adjust to several changes to their lineup as the team prepares for its next game.
Among the key
adjustments, Scott III will take on a more prominent role in the backfield.
After playing in only one game since the start of the season, Scott III will once again play a key role in the Montreal offense. He will share duties with Canadian Liam Talbot. The two players will need to maintain the team's offensive momentum in the absence of Travis Theis.
The running back was recently placed on the injured reserve list and will miss a six-game stretch. His absence poses a challenge for the Alouettes, who will need to redistribute responsibilities
within their offense.
Several Returns and a New Addition to the Alouettes
The Montreal team will, however, be able to count on the return of David Dallaire. Sidelined since the start of the season due to a knee injury, the player has now recovered enough to make his return to competition.
Dallaire is likely to see action primarily on special teams, an area where the Alouettes will also welcome a new face. Rohan Jones will make his debut with the Montreal team and is also expected to contribute on special teams.
On offense, quarterback Davis Alexander will be available for the game. The Alouettes will also be able to count on wide receivers Tyson Philpot and Tyler Snead, two key options in the passing game.
However, several players will have to watch the game from the sidelines. Quebec-born wide receiver Marco Dubois and offensive lineman Nick Callender will not be in uniform. The defense will also be without two veterans, Wesley Sutton and Najee Murray.
With several absences, but also a few key returns, the Alouettes will need to find their footing quickly. The depth of the roster could therefore play a decisive role in Montreal's ability to navigate this period marked by injuries and roster changes.
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