The Saskatchewan Roughriders have finalized their roster cuts as the team gears up for the 2026 CFL regular season. The announcement was made on May 30, 2026, by Caitlin Brezinski, confirming that the team has trimmed its roster to meet the league's mandated limits.
Final Cuts Announced
The Riders' coaching staff and management made difficult decisions to reduce the squad from training camp numbers down to the regular-season roster size. Players who were released will have opportunities to join other teams or return to the practice roster if eligible.
Head coach Corey Mace emphasized the competitive nature of training camp, noting that many talented athletes made the decisions challenging. The team is focused on building a cohesive unit for the upcoming season.
Impact on the Team
With the cuts now complete, the Riders will concentrate on final preparations for their season opener. Key position battles were resolved, and the team's depth chart is set. Fans can expect to see a mix of veteran leadership and promising rookies when the season kicks off.
The Riders have a strong tradition in Regina, and the 2026 season holds promise after a productive offseason. The team's front office has worked to address weaknesses from previous years, and the final roster reflects a balance of experience and youth.
As the CFL season approaches, the Riders will continue practices and preseason games to fine-tune strategies. The organization is optimistic about the upcoming campaign and looks forward to competing for a championship.
