Bombers sign Goard, Lamar, Bass
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The Winnipeg Blue Bombers continue to add to their roster for the upcoming season.
The CFL team announed today it has signed a trio of import players — receiver Tyrone Goard, and linebackers Rodney Lamar and Khalil Bass.
- Goard (6’4″, 195, Eastern Kentucky) was undrafted after his collegiate career, and then signed with the NFL’s Cincinnati Bengals. He’s spent the past two seasons in the Arena Football League, most recently with the Pittsburgh Power and Philadelphia Soul.
- Lamar (6’1″, 225, Northern Michigan). In his senior season of 2013, he recorded 38 tackles in nine games.
- Bass (6’2″, 230, Portland State) played two years at Portland State (2011-2012) where he recorded 122 tackles.