Palardy wins weekly CFL honour

By: Ed Tait Posted: 2:39 PM CST Monday, Nov. 8, 2010

WINNIPEG - His season may be over, but Winnipeg Blue Bomber placekicker Justin Palardy certainly went down kicking.

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WINNIPEG - His season may be over, but Winnipeg Blue Bomber placekicker Justin Palardy certainly went down kicking.

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WINNIPEG – His season may be over, but Winnipeg Blue Bomber placekicker Justin Palardy certainly went down kicking.

The CFL announced its players of the week for the final week of the regular season and Palardy — who hit on all six of his field-goal attempts in last Friday’s 35-32 loss to the Calgary Stampeders – was honoured as the top special-teams player.

Palardy hit from 24, 51, 38, 12, 41 and 16 yards out for the Bombers and, in the process, pushed his season field-goal percentage to 86.7.

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Winnipeg Blue Bombers' Mike Renaud, Luke Frit and Justin Palardy celebrate Palardy's field goal late in the second half of their CFL game to tie with BC Lions in Winnipeg Monday, Oct. 11. — John Woods / THE CANADIAN PRESS ARCHIVES Winnipeg Blue Bombers' Mike Renaud, Luke Frit and Justin Palardy celebrate Palardy's field goal late in the second half of their CFL game to tie with BC Lions in Winnipeg Monday, Oct. 11.

The offensive player of the week was B.C. Lions’ QB Travis Lulay, Calgary defensive back Keon Raymond was the top defensive player while Toronto Argonaut receiver Spencer Watt was honoured as the top Canadian.

Ed.tait@freepress.mb.ca