Stampeders bolster offense with 3 imports
The Calgary Stampeders announced the signing of three offensive imports on Friday, welcoming running back Tory Harrison and receivers Derrick Joseph and Cory Mitchell.
Harrison previously signed with the Stamps in 2014 after playing in the United Football League and Indoor Football League, and attending Green Bay Packers training camp in 2010.
Mitchell logged 46 games at Eastern Washington, receiving 101 passes for 10 touchdown in the NCAA.
Joseph gained experience as both a receiver and kick returner while playing college football for the Towson Tigers. He was a third-team conference All-Star in back-to-back years (2012, 2013), and recorded 1,320 all-purpose yards in 2014.
The club also announced the release of Canadian linebacker Yannick Carter and Canadian offensive lineman Billy Peach.
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