Dec 21, 2018
Williams-Lambert allowed to workout for NFL teams
The Canadian Football League and CFLPA have agreed to allow Saskatchewan Roughriders wide receiver Jordan Williams-Lambert to work out for and potentially sign with an NFL team, according to TSN Football Insider Dave Naylor.
TSN.ca Staff
The Canadian Football League and CFLPA have agreed to allow Saskatchewan Roughriders wide receiver Jordan Williams-Lambert to work out for and potentially sign with an NFL team, according to TSN Football Insider Dave Naylor.
Williams-Lambert is still on his two-year CFL rookie contract, which was signed before the reinstatement of the NFL window, but will be allowed to sign in the NFL as a settlement of a grievance filed under the CBA.
Williams-Lambert's CFL playing rights remain with the Roughriders.
The 24-year-old Ball State product finished his rookie season with 62 receptions for 764 yards and four touchdowns. Williams-Lambert was the West Division nominee for Most Outstanding Rookie.