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Cameron Judge is going to try his luck down south.
The Canadian linebacker has opted out of his CFL deal with the Saskatchewan Roughriders to pursue NFL opportunities.
Judge enjoyed a breakout campaign with the Roughriders in 2019, recording 61 tackles, five sacks, two interceptions and a touchdown in 17 games as a starting linebacker.
The 25-year-old was voted Saskatchewan’s most outstanding Canadian last season and was a finalist for the league-wide award.
Coming out of UCLA, Judge was taken second overall in the 2017 draft by then-Roughriders general manager and head coach Chris Jones. Judge missed almost his entire rookie year due to a shoulder injury.
Judge joins a list of 13 Roughriders who have opted out of their deals. The opt-outs are:
- Linebacker Deon Lacey
- Guard Dakoda Shepley
- Receiver DeMarcus Ayers
- Kicker Brett Lauther
- Punter Jon Ryan
- Defensive lineman Demetrius Harris
- Offensive lineman Cameron Jefferson
- Linebacker Deshaun Davis
- Defensive lineman Cory Thomas
- Defensive back Christian Campbell
- Linebacker Cameron Judge
- Defensive lineman Pete Robertson
- Defensive back Tevin Mitchel
