Regina, Saskatchewan – Brett Lauther, a veteran kicker for the Saskatchewan Roughriders, is preparing to play his 100th game in the Canadian Football League (CFL). Lauther expressed his gratitude towards the organization for sticking with him throughout his career.
Lauther, who joined the Roughriders in 2018, has had a successful run with the team, making 88 out of 102 field goal attempts and scoring 334 points. He has also been a crucial part of the team’s special teams unit, consistently delivering strong performances.
In an interview with CTV News, Lauther shared his excitement for reaching this milestone and reflected on his journey in the CFL. He acknowledged the challenges he faced early on in his career, including being released by multiple teams and struggling to find a permanent spot in the league.
However, Lauther credits the Roughriders for giving him a chance and sticking with him through the ups and downs. He expressed his gratitude towards the organization, saying, “I can’t thank them enough for sticking with me and giving me the opportunity to play in my 100th game.”
Lauther’s teammates also spoke highly of him, praising his work ethic and dedication to the team. Quarterback Cody Fajardo described Lauther as a “true professional” and a “great teammate.”
As Lauther prepares for his 100th game, he remains focused on helping the Roughriders achieve their goal of winning the Grey Cup. He believes that the team has the talent and determination to make it happen.
The Roughriders will face the Ottawa Redblacks on Saturday, and Lauther is looking forward to celebrating his milestone with a win. He hopes to continue his successful run with the team and make many more memories in the CFL.
Lauther’s 100th game is a testament to his perseverance and determination, and the Roughriders organization is proud to have him as a part of their team. As he continues to make his mark in the CFL, Lauther’s dedication and hard work serve as an inspiration to his teammates and fans alike.
