August 6, 2024

Must See TV: Tevin Jones goes all the way

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TORONTO — Must See TV? More like Must See Tevin Jones and his 93-yard touchdown.

The Edmonton Elks beat the Saskatchewan Roughriders in Week 9 via a couple of explosive plays by some of their playmakers.

Jones and Javon Leake exploded through the defence to put points on the board, while Ajou Ajou took a different approach by outmuscling his opponent on his way to a touchdown. The augmented broadcasts offered by the CFL broadcast on TSN that TSN, the CFL and Genius Sports collaborate on gives you a detailed look of each of the three scores.

The data enhanced feed is available on TSN+ and will run concurrently with CFL on TSN broadcasts all season long.

CFL.ca brings you this week’s Must See TV with data enhanced feed highlights. Which one was your favourite?

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Week 9 Must See TV
Javon Leake's 51-yard touchdown
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Ajou Ajou's Major
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Tevin Jones' 93-yarder
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JAVON LEAKE’s 51-YARD TOUCHDOWN

 

We’ve got used to seeing Leake burst through opposing special team units for long return plays, but the versatile playmaker showed he can also do that as a runner.

Leake escaped a tackle behind the line of scrimmage to find a running lane and explode for a 51-yard touchdown against the Roughriders and prove he’s a threat to score every time he touches the football.

AJOU AJOU’S MAJOR

 

Ajou’s score was a product of the receiver using his big frame to shield the defender and come down with the ball inside the end zone.

The six-foot-two pass catchers continues to take advantage of his frame and contested catch ability as a red zone weapon for the Green and White.

TEVIN JONES’ 93-YARDER

 

The former Roughrider took a long pass from Tre Ford and glided all the way to the end zone to do to Saskatchewan what he used to do for them, score a touchdown.

Jones registered 123 catches and two majors in only three catches, adding 70 yards after the catch and providing Edmonton yet another explosive weapon that defences have to contend with.

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