After months of anticipation, Bo Levi Mitchell, the star quarterback for the Calgary Stampeders, has finally made his return to McMahon Stadium. Mitchell, who has been recovering from a shoulder injury, made his first appearance on the field during the team’s practice session on Tuesday.
The 31-year-old has been out of action since September of last year, when he suffered a torn labrum in his throwing shoulder. This injury required surgery and a lengthy rehabilitation process, causing Mitchell to miss the remainder of the 2019 season and the start of the 2020 season.
But now, after months of hard work and dedication, Mitchell is back and ready to lead his team to victory once again. During Tuesday’s practice, he showed no signs of hesitation or discomfort, throwing passes with precision and power.
Mitchell’s return is a much-needed boost for the Stampeders, who have struggled without their star quarterback. In his absence, the team has gone 2-2, with backup quarterback Nick Arbuckle filling in admirably. However, there is no denying that Mitchell’s leadership and skill on the field have been sorely missed.
The Stampeders are currently sitting at third place in the West Division with a record of 3-3. With Mitchell back in the lineup, the team is hoping to climb up the standings and make a push for the playoffs.
Fans are also thrilled to see Mitchell back in action. The quarterback has been a fan favorite since joining the Stampeders in 2012 and has led the team to two Grey Cup victories. His return has sparked excitement and optimism among the fan base, who are eager to see him back in his element.
While Mitchell’s return is certainly a positive development for the Stampeders, the team is taking a cautious approach. Head coach Dave Dickenson has stated that they will continue to monitor Mitchell’s progress and make sure he is fully ready before putting him back in a game.
For now, Mitchell’s return to McMahon Stadium is a promising sign for the Stampeders and their fans. With his leadership and talent, the team is hoping to turn their season around and make a strong push for the playoffs. And for Mitchell, it’s a chance to get back to doing what he loves most – playing football.
