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KENNY LAWLER | RECEIVER | HAMILTON TIGER-CATS<\/p>\n
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Kenny Lawler<\/a>\u2019s first season with the Black and Gold has been nothing short of spectacular. The veteran receiver ranks second in the league with 1,400 receiving yards, a new career high, while continuing to showcase his blend of acrobatics and toughness. Lawler also leads the league in receiving touchdowns with 14, five more than second-place Jake Herslow.<\/p>\n Hamilton\u2019s offence has found a new level in 2025, and Lawler\u2019s presence has been a big reason why. With his ability to win contested catches and create explosive plays after the catch, Lawler could be the difference-maker the Ticats have long searched for come playoff time.<\/p>\n ADRIAN GREENE | DEFENSIVE BACK | CALGARY STAMPEDERS<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Calgary\u2019s defence has quietly produced one of the CFL\u2019s most efficient playmakers in Adrian Greene<\/a>. Despite missing time earlier in the year, the ball-hawking defensive back has six interceptions in only 12 games, an elite pace that\u2019s changed games for the Stamps.<\/p>\n Greene\u2019s instincts and closing speed have made quarterbacks think twice about testing Calgary deep. With the Stampeders fighting to solidify their playoff positioning, Greene\u2019s ability to create takeaways, and score with the ball in his hands, could prove critical in any win-or-go-home scenario.<\/p>\n TYRICE BEVERETTE | LINEBACKER | MONTREAL ALOUETTES<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Few defenders have impacted games as consistently as Tyrice Beverette. Montreal\u2019s defensive heartbeat has filled every column of the stat sheet: seven sacks, four interceptions, four forced fumbles, 80 defensive tackles and seven more special teams tackles heading into Week 21 .<\/p>\n Whether he\u2019s blitzing off the edge, dropping into coverage or punching the ball loose, Beverette\u2019s versatility is a nightmare for opposing offences. As the Alouettes look to finish in first place in the East Division for the second consecutive year with a win and a loss by the Ticats, his all-around dominance might be the spark that Montreal needs.<\/p>\n ROBERT CARTER JR. | DEFENSIVE BACK | BC LIONS<\/p>\n \u00a0<\/p>\n Robert Carter Jr. has been the definition of a game-changer in BC\u2019s secondary. The dynamic defender has five interceptions on the year, including that unforgettable one-handed grab against Hamilton back in July that had highlight reels buzzing for weeks. His performance earned him a team nomination for Most Outstanding Rookie<\/a>.<\/p>\n Carter\u2019s instincts and ball skills give the Lions\u2019 defence an explosive edge, especially in tight games where turnovers make all the difference. In a West Division race that\u2019s going down to the wire, his ability to flip momentum in an instant could prove invaluable.<\/p>\n A.J. ALLEN | LINEBACKER | SASKATCHEWAN ROUGHRIDERS LB A.J. Allen is first in total tackles (88) for the Riders in 2025 (Arthur Ward\/CFL.ca)<\/p>\n
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