Montreal Alouettes wide receiver Austin Mack had no intention of reflecting on the shameful gesture he suffered from the Hamilton Tiger-Cats’ Chris Edwards in the closing moments of Friday night’s game.
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“It’s fantastic, he reacted more with a smile when the Alouettes finally won the game in Hamilton 38:12 and at the same time were happy about the title of player of the game.” Our offensive also did a good job [le quart-arrière] Cody Fajardo distributes the ball.
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Mack took the opportunity and scored two touchdowns, his first two in the Canadian Football League. He visibly frustrated some opponents, such as Edwards, who at the end of the encounter pretended to shake his hand before sneakily shoving him. The Ti-Cats’ No. 24 was never considered the nicest man in the CFL, but his recent move was clearly unsportsmanlike. Worthy of WWF wrestling back then!
“We’re a young group, but we’re growing together really well,” Mack said.
In two games with the Alouettes, the 25-year-old rookie totaled 201 passing yards himself, thanks to nine receptions, including two for touchdowns.