B.C. Lions QB Jonathon Jennings leaves game with shoulder injury, says it’s “fine”

B.C. Lions quarterback Jonathon Jennings left Saturday’s game against the Hamilton Tiger-Cats with a shoulder injury.

Jennings was hurt on the Lion’s first offensive series when he was driven into the turf by Hamilton defensive tackle Davon Coleman. Jennings was also intercepted on the play.

TSN sideline reporter Matthew Scianitti reported that Jennings suffered a “bruised” shoulder and the 24-year-old did not return to the game.

Jennings was replaced by veteran back up Travis Lulay, who promptly led the Lions on a touchdown drive and carved up the Ticats secondary while leading B.C. to a victory, setting a CFL record in the process.

After the game, Jennings told reporters that his shoulder should be “fine.”