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He spent the next couple of seasons on Carolina s practice roster before joining the B.C. Lions in 2017. The six-foot-eight, 319-pound Foucault played three seasons in Vancouver, helping running back John White amass 1,004 rushing yards in 2019. Foucault will be reunited with Alouettes general manager Danny Maciocia in Montreal. Maciocia coached the Montreal Carabins when Foucault was a varsity player. The Alouettes also announced that the club signed contracts with three players from the 2020 draft; defensive lineman Brock Gowanlock, receiver Vincent Alessandrini and running back Colton Klassen. ERDOS ANNOUNCES RETIREMENT CALGARY Offensive lineman Brad Erdos is retiring from the CFL after six seasons with the Stampeders. ....
Offensive lineman David Foucault returns home, signs with Alouettes B.C. Lions offensive linemen Jovan Olafioye, from left, Joel Figueroa and David Foucault sit in the locker room after an end of season meeting at the CFL football team s practice facility, in Surrey, B.C., on Tuesday November 13, 2018. THE CANADIAN PRESS/Darryl Dyck February 08, 2021 - 2:08 PM CALGARY - The Montreal Alouettes have signed Canadian offensive lineman David Foucault. The native of Lasalle, Que., was selected fifth overall by the Alouettes in the 2014 CFL draft, but instead joined the Carolina Panthers and played five games with the NFL club that year. ....
Stampeders OL Erdos announces retirement Calgary Stampeders offensive lineman Brad Erdos announced his retirement from the CFL on Monday after playing six seasons. TSN.ca Staff Brad Erdos , Brent Just/Getty Images Calgary Stampeders offensive lineman Brad Erdos announced his retirement from the CFL on Monday after playing six seasons. The 30-year-old Erdos, who hails from Coaldale, Alb., appeared in 61 regular-season games with the Stampeders and helped the team win two Grey Cup Championships. It has been a great ride, but it has come to end, Erdos said in a press release. After six seasons of football in Calgary, I am proud to retire a Stampeder. First off, I have to thank my wife for all of her support. I have been through numerous injuries, surgeries and rehabs during my career, and she has been right there helping me while raising our two boys. ....