The Edmonton Elks have reached a one-year contract extension with quarterback Cody Fajardo, the team announced Tuesday.
The deal keeps him with the organization through 2026.
The 33-year-old dressed for all 18 games for the Elks this past season, completing 282 of his 385 passes for 3,408 yards and 14 touchdowns compared to seven interceptions.
“Cody Fajardo’s contract extension underscores our commitment to stability and progress, positioning the team for an exciting and promising 2026 season,” VP of football operations and general manager Ed Hervey said in a news release.
“I’m excited to be re-signing in Edmonton and I’m ready to continue the incredible momentum we built to finish last season,” Fajardo said in the same release. “I’m motivated to be the quarterback that helps lead this team back to the postseason and believe we came to a deal that makes me feel valued, and will provide the club with the flexibility to build a competitive roster.
“I’m proud to be part of this organization, proud of what we’re building here, and I’m looking forward to another great year with the Green and Gold.”
Fajardo was acquired by the Elks last year in a deal with the Montreal Alouettes. He took over as Edmonton’s starter in Week 8
Prior to his time in Edmonton, Fajardo spent time with the Toronto Argonauts, BC Lions and Saskatchewan Roughriders.
The nine-year CFL veteran played collegiately at the University of Nevada.