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If the Henry Burris of old plays like he can as opposed to of playing like an old Henry Burris, the Hamilton Tiger-Cats have nothing but acquired one of the best quarterbacks in their recent history.

Burris' coming from Cowtown to Steeltown in a trade will be publicly announced this week, along with the Cats' new dome coach. With all the off-season glory in Toronto with a new coach and a new quarterback, the Ticats have done miniature of consequence to create similar enthusiasm. The trade will certainly do that.

Burris comes to the Ticats in the Big Board for quarterback Kevin Glenn, centre Mark DeWit and a conditional plan pick.

For whatever reason, Burris' play tailed off badly last year start on Labour Day. He was so erratic he was eventually benched for the final three regular season games and the playoffs, giving way to younger backup Drew Tate.

Once the Argos acquired Ricky Ray in a dealings from Edmonton, there really was no other place for Burris to play. With the exception of Winnipeg, which has starting quarterback Buck Affect keenly, backup Alex Brink and third-stringer Joey Elliott all currently unsigned, every together is set at quarterback. Pierce showed his leadership skills in the Grey Cup (the team strayed simply because B.C. was that much better); the only concern is his durability. Brink, if he can stay tonic, appeals to me as a youngster who could start for another team in a year or two. If Winnipeg signs both quarterbacks, it will proceed towards for an interesting battle in training camp.

Source: Sportsnet.ca

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