Micah Awe Returns to Montreal Alouettes
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Micah Awe, a seasoned linebacker, returns to the Montreal Alouettes, signing a one-year deal. Known for his impressive performance with the B.C. Lions last season, Awe led the CFL in defensive tackles and contributed significantly on special teams. With over one hundred eighteen career games and a wealth of experience, Awes addition strengthens Montreals defense, leaving fans excited for the upcoming season.
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Calgary News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now! — Micah Awe Returns to Montreal Alouettes. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.
It's April 8th. This is Calgary News Today, AI-powered stories from your city. I'm Cory with the story. Micah All is back with the Montreal Alloets, signing a one-year deal for his second run with the team. The American linebacker dominated last season with the BC Lions, leading the CFL in defensive tackles at 114. He also shipped in three special teams tackles, one forced fumble, and two interceptions during that 2025 campaign. All first suited up for Montreal back in 2022, playing 13 games. Now 32 years old, this 5-foot 11, 216 pounder from Texas Tech, brings a ton of know-how. Over 118 career games across BC, Toronto, Montreal, Ottawa, and Calgary, he's racked up 568 defensive tackles. 44 on special teams, seven picks, and seven forced fumbles. Alloets GM Danny Macyosha highlighted how all's experience bolsters their defense and adds solid depth right away.
With this move, Montreal's looking sharper on that side of the ball heading into the season, keeping fans hyped for what's next.
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