Saskatchewan Roughriders quarterback Trevor Harris worked his way back from his throwing shoulder injury suffered at midseason and came out the other side feeling good for a Gray Cup run.
During the Riders’ 33–27 Week 7 win over the BC Lions, defensive lineman Kemoko Turay hit Harris and injured his right shoulder. The 39-year-old QB completed 23 of 30 passes for 395 yards with three touchdowns and one interception in that win.
“it Waited for some time. (Chief Athletic Physician) Greg (Meyer) got some needle work done to it There was shoulder stuff and that kind of stuff lasted a long time,” Harris said.
“This was where I held it to make a deep throw Jammed from above and below. I think for number 58 bc it caught me, but I’m good – it’s not having any effect Display.”
There was a seven-game span from Week 8 to Week 15 where Harris threw for 300 or more yards only once. Over the past two games, he has thrown for 351 and 341 yards, respectively.
“Nobody’s 100 percent; It’s nothing worth writing about that I’m struggling with some madness thing. I don’t think there are very many people out there 100 percent right now Point,” Harris said, acknowledging his Played through a partially torn ACL in 2024,
‘It’s not him,’ the six-foot-three, 212-pound QB said. He was referring to the difference in play due to ligament damage and a throwing shoulder injury.
“Your throwing shoulder, it may take a while Sometimes mustard would fall on the ball, but it was not limited to anything. Me to some extent,” Harris explained. “One of those things (where it’s) hard to get rid of, Stay loose and monitor. feeling very good Better now, last week and especially this week, I probably felt like My best.”
Through 14 starts in 2025, Harris has completed 72.7 percent of his passes for 4,097 yards (292.6 per game), compiling a 10–4 win-loss record with 22 touchdowns against 11 interceptions.
head coach Corey Mays has said he would consider resting Harris If the Riders finish first in the West Division. Saskatchewan must defeat Toronto on Friday night to earn the right to host the West Final at Mosaic Stadium on Saturday, November 8 at 6:30 pm ET/5:30 pm CT.
“I’ve always liked cold games, times when it’s a little cold and windy because the games mean more,” Harris said. “If you win, they still count as two points in the win column, but right now is the most important time to play winning football. Not just winning games but playing winning football and playing championship level football.”
