Sources: Ottawa Redblacks agree to terms with former Stampeders DB Tre Roberson

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The Ottawa Redblacks have agreed to terms with American defensive back Tre Roberson and, barring anything unforeseen, he’s expected to sign a contract with the team, per sources.

Roberson played 17 games for the Calgary Stampeders last season, recording 43 tackles, four interceptions and one defensive touchdown. Through 70 CFL games, the 32-year-old has 215 tackles, 17 interceptions, four forced fumbles and one TD in six seasons.

He won a Grey Cup with the Red and White in 2018 and earn CFL all-star status in 2019.

In addition to his time with the Chicago Bears in 2020 and training camp the following year, Roberson attended training camps with the Minnesota Vikings in 2016 and 2017 prior to joining the Stamps.

Pending free agents can negotiate with teams across the league during the current window, which closes on Sunday, Feb. 9. Players can agree to terms on a contract with a particular team, however, the deals are not legally binding and can’t be made official until after free agency opens on Tuesday, Feb. 11.