The B.C. Lions have released four players from the practice roster following the conclusion of their regular season, including American defensive end Amir Siddiqi.
The 26-year-old pass rusher had appeared in 10 games this season, primarily contributing on special teams. He notched six defensive tackles, one special teams tackle, a sack, and a forced fumble.
The Charlotte product originally joined the Lions ahead of the 2023 season and played in all 18 games as a rookie, registering 13 defensive tackles, six special teams tackles, and one sack.
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Also released were offensive lineman Larnell Coleman, receiver Devron Harper, and defensive lineman Terrance Taylor. None of those three players dressed for a game this season.
The B.C. Lions (9-9) are on a bye for the final week of the regular season before going on the road for the West Semi-Final on Saturday, November 2. It is still to be determined whether they’ll travel to Saskatchewan or Winnipeg for the first game of the playoffs.