Toronto Argonauts re-sign global punter John Haggerty
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This article was published 04/04/2025 (528 days ago), so information in it may no longer be current.
TORONTO – Global punter John Haggerty re-signed with the Toronto Argonauts on Friday.
Contract details weren’t divulged. Haggerty became a free agent Feb. 11.
Haggerty, a 30-year-old Australian, was an East Division all-star in 2024 after posting the CFL’s second-best punt average of 50.3 yards, a career high.
The six-foot-five, 225-pound Haggerty averaged a league-best 48 yards per punt in 2023 and was again a division all-star in 2022.
Toronto selected Haggerty fourth overall in the 2022 CFL global draft. Over three seasons, he has averaged 48.9 yards on 260 career punts in 47 regular-season games.
Haggerty has also helped Toronto win Grey Cup titles in 2022 and ’24.
This report by The Canadian Press was first published April 4, 2025.