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sports23h ago

MSU cornerback Malcolm Bell was chosen ninth overall in the CFL first round by the Saskatchewan Roughriders.
MSU defensive back Devynn Cromwell went 25th in the CFL third round to the Hamilton Tiger-Cats.
Bell and Cromwell previously had NFL connections, including Bell’s invite to the Commanders’ rookie minicamp.
The CFL draft emphasizes Canadian roster rules and opportunities for players from USports and U.S. colleges.
Cromwell’s path included USports at Guelph, Texas Tech, and an NCAA waiver enabling another MSU season.
Bell started 11 of 12 Spartans games this season at corner and posted a high defensive grade.
The CFL draft is a notable option for MSU players pursuing professional football outside the NFL.
Bell hails from Montreal, Cromwell from Toronto, illustrating the Canadian player channel in CFL.
The Roughriders and Tiger-Cats will add MSU talent as they pursue Grey Cup aspirations.

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sports15h ago

BC Eagles alum Kevin Cline was drafted 20th overall by the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in the CFL Draft after signing with the Dolphins.
The Blue Bombers view Cline’s size and skill as worthwhile prospects for next year, with potential Canadian content benefits.
Cline played six seasons with BC, starting 11 games at right tackle last year, and is part of a BC pipeline to professional football.
Cline has football lineage, with his father Mike having played for the Ottawa Rough Riders in 1986-88.
If Cline doesn’t stay with the Dolphins, Winnipeg holds his CFL rights, limiting other CFL negotiations.
The report notes BC’s production of players who reach professional levels beyond college.
Cline’s draft to the CFL comes after his NFL pathway with the Dolphins and minicamp opportunities.
The report situates Cline within a broader Eagles coverage, noting multiple related Eagles Action pieces.
Cline’s CFL eligibility could be leveraged next year, should he make the Dolphins’ roster or opt for Winnipeg’s CFL slot.
The CFL draft positioning indicates high regard for Cline’s potential at professional levels beyond college.
The piece confirms Cline’s transition from college to professional contexts across leagues.

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sports13h ago

PJ Walker retires from professional football after nine seasons, ending his multi-league career.
The Calgary Stampeders informed fans Walker will not suit up in 2026, ending his planned CFL stint.
Walker spent time with multiple NFL teams, including the Colts and Panthers, and had a notable 2020 season with the XFL’s Houston Roughnecks.
Walker appeared in four NFL regular-season games with the Panthers in 2020 and 2022, including a memorable late drive against Atlanta.
Walker started for the Browns in 2023 and spent time with the Bears and Seahawks during his NFL tenure.
Walker’s NFL career included time with the Colts, Panthers, Browns, and a CFL signing with Calgary that will not materialize.
The Panthers’ high-profile 2020 drive remains a highlighted moment in Walker’s NFL career.
Walker’s professional journey included practice squad contracts and multiple reserve/future agreements with NFL teams.
Walker’s college career at Temple helped him set school passing records and lead the Owls to multiple bowl appearances.
The retirement statement was issued via the Stampeders, confirming Walker’s decision to step away from football.

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