that dude is rather large.
The six-foot-six, 315-pound left tackle played 49 games over six seasons at the University of Illinois, making 23 consecutive starts to end his tenure.
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I do think this is one of the better under-the-radar signings this off-season. Under-the-radar due to the fact that there are two young proven guys already in Barrow and Reid, as well as two younger guys competing for backup spots (Carroll and Swartout) and one depth veteran in Lofton. But this guy has the potential to be very good.
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Calgary, Hamilton, Saskatchewan named finalists for Ted Goveia Football Operations award @CFL https://t.co/XHh28NqcXU #CFL #Stamps #Ticats #Riders pic.twitter.com/U3t67XHqk3
— CFL News (@CFL_News) March 20, 2026
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Kats elected as 3rd Vice President
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Haven’t heard much about what he’s done since leaving, that said it would be a boost to our return game if he’s healthy. They should really make a run for him
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Mark it down, TigerTown 📅
— Hamilton Tiger-Cats (@Ticats) March 23, 2026
The countdown to kickoff is ON! pic.twitter.com/ZbYxgLIfOb
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They call him Uno ☝️ @1ReginaldS
— Hamilton Tiger-Cats (@Ticats) March 24, 2026
On the latest episode of the Ticats Audio Network, Reggie Stubblefield joined Troy Durrell to discuss his off-season, the art of playing strongside linebacker and how the defence can take another big step in 2026.
🎧 | https://t.co/3f0LoC53m3 pic.twitter.com/9abiMnhkdW
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More depth/competition on the edge is always appreciated. From what I was able to find online he was super productive in his last two years in Div II with 116 tackles, 28.5 TFL, 19.5 Sacks, 4 PD, and 4 FF culminating in an all-conference first team in his final year (2024). Then due to injury he didn’t get a chance to test which is super important for small school guys to be able to make the jump. He just had a pro day but I can’t find the results anywhere, hoping that the Ticats saw them and were impressed enough to warrant this signing.
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6 weeks until rookie camp opens. This feels like the longest offseason in history
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Then there was some front-office news.
Despite adding the title of offensive co-ordinator to Jarryd Baines’s business card and giving the 36-year-old some more responsibilities (after two years as quarterbacks coach), Milanovich says not much is really changing in that department.
The offence will still be running through him.
“I’m not prepared yet to give up the play calling,” he says.
So look like even tho Baines will be OC Milo will still be doing play calling
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Without the paywall
And Ted Goveia’s name came up a few times. First because the team is nominated for a new football operations award named after its late general manager, who died of cancer last season. Then in connection to some players he’d signed or drafted.
His position with the club has never been filled. The team has a president of football operations (Steinauer), a senior director of player personnel (Brock Sunderland) and an assistant general manager (Alex Russell) but no general manager.
Are they looking to find one or is the front office set?
“It’s done,” Steinauer says. “It’s complete right now.”
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This really shouldn’t come as a surprise. He’s a great play caller. Great play callers don’t just give it up.
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https://x.com/TheUFL/status/2038024446909239473?s=20
This guy is on the Cats’ neg list. Possibly not for long as he might be returning to an NFL practice roster if he keeps this up.
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A great playcaller
with a great QB to work with!
Is a great combination!
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Milo talks about how he ended up signing Ford .
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Great read!
I too am excited to see what a Ford/Milo combination can bring to the Offence
I see his locker/stall is right next to Bo Levi’s
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would love to see some plays where both he and blm are on the field at same time
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