Trevor Harris Negotiations with Argos have Picked up

[R.J]

I'm not ecstatic at having Logan Kilgore as the backup to Ray.

I am. Not a fan of Harris and IMO Harris going to Ottawa makes the most sense of any deal; as Burris will likely retire after the 2016 season and Ottawa gets their "QB of the future". We in turn rid ourselves of the constant complaining when Harris isn't playing and the bickering between posters of who should start. Milo is very high on Kilgore; who IMO has a lot of potential and could be our QB of the future.

[jerrym]

I am. Not a fan of Harris and IMO Harris going to Ottawa makes the most sense of any deal; as Burris will likely retire after the 2016 season and Ottawa gets their "QB of the future". We in turn rid ourselves of the constant complaining when Harris isn't playing and the bickering between posters of who should start. Milo is very high on Kilgore; who IMO has a lot of potential and could be our QB of the future.

I won't be dancing considering his record as described below.

The Ottawa REDBLACKS have their contingency plan at quarterback, as top free agent quarterback Trevor Harris has agreed to sign in the nation’s capital according to multiple reports.
Widely considered one of the top free agents on the market, Harris provides stability at the quarterback position following a breakout season at age 29 with the Toronto Argonauts. In 2015 he took the reins from an injured Ricky Ray and threw for 4,354 yards and 33 touchdowns, leading the Argos back to the playoffs after missing out in 2014.
A native of Waldo, Ohio, Harris started his CFL career in 2012 as a backup to Ray on an Argos team that went on to win the Grey Cup. While Zach Collaros, not Harris, filled in for Ray in 2013 when the Argos’ starter went down, the Edinboro graduate finally got his chance at the end of 2014, making his first career start in the team’s season finale win winning vs. the Ottawa REDBLACKS.
After Ray had undergone off-season shoulder surgery, Harris got the nod as the team’s starter out of the gate in 2015 and came out strong, throwing for 347 passing yards and three touchdowns on 24-of-27 passing (88.9 per cent).
By the mid-season point Harris had become a legitimate candidate for Most Outstanding Player, but after cooling down in the month of October he was replaced by Ray.
Harris, a four-year veteran with 5,059 career passing yards, provides his new team obvious upside at the quarterback position combined with some proven veteran experience.

http://www.cfl.ca/2016/02/09/capital...trevor-harris/