Argos opt for youth over experience in cutting their starting running back from Grey Cup championship team
It's always one of the toughest days of the season, when every CFL front office has to make final roster cuts.
Argonauts head coach Ryan Dinwiddie said this year's decision was especially hard in the backfield. In the end, they opted to build for the future. That meant parting ways with Ka'Deem Carey, a key cog in Toronto's Grey Cup run last fall.
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