Stamps likely to lose a few big names when CFL free agency opens Stampeders
And he’d love to land Jameer Thurman, one of the league’s top linebackers in two different tour of duties for Dickenson & Co.
Word is the Stampeders won’t be getting back Thurman, with reports saying he’s agreed to terms with the Hamilton Tiger-Cats, taking his 73 tackles from a year ago and perennial standout performance to the CFL’s East Division. Calgary Stampeders linebacker Jameer Thurman sacks Edmonton Elks quarterback Taylor Cornelius at McMahon Stadium in Calgary on Sept. 5, 2022.But Dickenson opened his first free-agency window as a GM realizing the team was unlikely to re-up all of his top talents from a year ago. The numbers for all the big names just don’t fit under a $5.51-million salary cap, especially when the league’s minimum salary was bumped up to $70,000 annually from $65,000.
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