Kelly, Judge both available when Argos face Stamps
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At a glance
- Quarterback Chad Kelly and linebacker Cameron Judge are available for the Toronto Argonauts' upcoming game against the Calgary Stampeders.
- Kelly had a neck injury, and Judge had a hamstring injury, but both have fully participated in practices.
- The Argonauts will be without kicker Lirim Hajrullahu and punter John Haggerty due to hamstring injuries.
Toronto Argonauts quarterback Chad Kelly and Canadian linebacker Cameron Judge are set to be available for Thursday night's home game against the Calgary Stampeders. Both players have been full participants in practice this week, signaling their readiness to return to the field.
Kelly, 32, had been sidelined with a neck injury sustained during Toronto's road victory over the B.C. Lions on July 25. Following a bye week, the Argonauts, who currently hold a 3-4 record, resumed practice on Sunday, with Kelly actively participating.
Judge has missed the Argonauts' last three contests due to a hamstring injury. Similar to Kelly, he has been cleared to practice fully. However, the team will be without Canadian kicker Lirim Hajrullahu and global punter John Haggerty, both of whom are dealing with hamstring injuries.
The Argonauts (3-4) will play their first home game at BMO Field against the Calgary Stampeders (4-4). Calgary is coming off a significant 44-20 road win against Hamilton on Saturday and has not listed any players on its injury report.
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